westbound at floyd hill. >> good morning. i'm jessica oh. >> belen de leon is stock show. >> we're jealous. >> keeping it a good time there. >> all right. we'll check with her in a bit. into we now know the broncos will play the steelers in the first playoff game. held off in a wild game against the bengals, coach kubiak named manning starter. will ben roethlisberger be healthy enough to take the field? he injured his shoulder last night. the steelers will be on broncos i have to january 17th. time for broncos fans to stand united in orange and blue. we want to see your team spirit. 9news is starting a broncos photo challenge tomorrow. there's a theme for everyday, for example monday is broncos the complete list on 9news.com. use twitter or facebook. we'll choose some of your pictures and share them on-line and in our newscast. preparations already underway for the super bowl. the roads are shut down so sky boxes can be set up. super bowl 50 kicks off february 7th. two talkers now, broncos and of course the powerball. no one matched all the winning numbers last night which means you have another chance to win. so do we. >> jackpot now $1.3 billion for wednesday's drawing. notice that jessica, myself and vida in the information center are all still at work. >> reporter: good morning, everyone wants to know if they won. >> historic jackpot recordbreaking. no one matched all numbers last night despite the excitement and extremely long lines. we have to wait until wednesday to see if someone wins the historic drawing. sales climbed to more than $3 million an hour. we saw long lines across the country from california to georgia where lines were extra long thanks to their neighbors from alabama. everybody had dreams of buying a new house or two. >> could buy a house in hawaii, one in florida, one in arizona. >> reporter: if you land out that many dollars in a straight line it would circle the earth more than twice. if someone did last night's nearly $950 million jackpot they would have taken a lump sum of $575 million before taxes. you could, however, have won a lesser prize. last night's numbers - the powerball number is 13. in the information very, vida urbonas, 9news. it's tough to see the picture because of the dense this is shot by bossman tim ryan at 9news. a dense fog advisory is in effect for much of the front range until 10:00 this morning. time to get a check of the forecast. our belen de leon live at the national western stock show, she made a friend. good morning. >> as usual. >> good morning. >> reporter: i'm friendly, you know and guyo is a very friendly horse. that's spanish for rooster. he's beautiful, part of the mexican rodeo extravaganza. one of the biggest events of the national western stock show. the mexican rodeo extravaganza has been part of this tradition for about 22 years. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few. as you have just mentioned there's a dense fog advisory in effect until 10:00 this morning. so let's look at the graphic in the areas that are going to see the lower visibility, most along the front range and also if you're traveling along i-25 down south to colorado springs, that is also where you're going to see that denser fog that could pose a problem when you the temperature this morning, they are cold. we're dealing with single digits, we're dealing with morning. by this afternoon i have great news. it's actually going to be milder, it's not going to be a warm day but warmer than where we were yesterday, highs in the mid to upper 30s along i-25. the national western stock show gates open 9:00 a.m. cold and foggy with temperatures at 16 degrees, around noon plenty of sunshine. 34 degrees. then around 3:00 p.m. temperatures at 33 degrees. a quick look at doppler 9 and you'll notice some blow snow and light snow falling closer to the divide and foothills and also towards the western slope. in the full forecast, we'll let you know if we can expect to see more snow in the high country and when we're finally warming up. plus all about the mexican rodeo extravaganza coming up. back to you. >> thank you. speaking of the high country, let's look at some of the high country traffic this morning. more traffic than we saw at least 30 minutes ago along i-70 and floyd hill heading up to the mountain. eastbound looks clear. of course we saw so many people heading to the mountains this weekend and we know everyone probably going to head back home today, peak times according to cdot 2:00 to 5:00. according to cdot no major alerts right now. the traffic looks appealing to you, you might want to tune in to cdot's mountain travel radio during peak times, i-70 between denver and vail. stream it off the web site or from their app. a guy who works in the subway in aurora is recovering after an armed robber stormed into the store and attacked him, officers say a man walked into the store on east iliff avenue last night demanding cash and assaulted the employee. someone then fired shots at the suspect's car before the robber got away. officers believe they found the man's vehicle but no sign of the suspect. the worker suffered minor injuries. the search continues for attacked a woman outside of a motel in stapleton. witnesses say it happened near the entrance of super 8 denver off 36th avenue. maria said two men attacked her in the parking lot. she was pistol-whipped twice in the head they ran from the motel when she started to yell from help. a warning from maria who said she didn't know she was in danger until it was too late. >> it's hard because i always mind my own business. people. i thought those were the keys to staying out of danger. it's not. >> maria and her boyfriend say they drove up from miami and were in colorado for a ski trip. police are now looking for two black men in dark hoodies, one was carrying a silver gun. sheriffs' deputies in arapahoe county are looking for two suspects who held up a convenience store there. deputies say two men in hoodies robbed the western convenience both were last seen running from the store southbound. if you know anything about this incident call the sheriff's office. a man convicted for shooting at a fort collins officer sentenced to 24 years in prison. ocano tried to get away from police, drove his truck into a lawn and opened fire through his windshield at a marked patrol vehicle. the officer wasn't hit. lecano -- was found guilty of second degree attempted murder back in november. frightening moments for 1104 flight from alaska to denver. the man got up in the middle of the flight and handed the attendant a threatening note. several passengers surrounded the man as the pilot went to vancouver. it arrived in denver five hours later. we don't know what the message time to get your cowboy boots out for one of colorado's largest events. the 110th annual national western stock show again in town. >> i was there yesterday with belen, and she's there all alone now but making plenty of friends. we'll check with her in a bit. yesterday was about the fiddlers, fiddling competition. little kids, 8 years old and they are awesome. all the way to the big dogs. of course the llamas andal alpacas were fun. >> what is the difference? >> alpacas are smaller, llamas are larger and it's a different fiber. and such curious animals. they are skeptical of any strangers that walk up to them. at you. i heard they do that. >> no. 7:09. you might have pulled out the it was frigid. >> we'll give you a better idea of the next week with belen de let's check with belen de leon. she gets to have the fun today's. she's back live at the national western stock show. you're making a friend? >> yesterday we were laughing about the llamas being curious. this is gayo, spanish for rooster. he's a curious horse. look at him, he's so beautiful. part of the mexican rodeo. we're going to talk to jerry diaz coming up in a few. let's give people the forecast first. what do you say? you can believe him, this forecast is straight from the horse's mouth. temperatures for today are degrees. this morning it is cold and we're dealing with areas of fog but look forward to some sunshine this afternoon. now, your day and time you'll see that the temperatures will be slow to warm around 8:00 a.m. 14 degrees, 10:00 a.m. 27 degrees. we'll get the warmest temperatures around noon and even 2:00. where we are now, some spots in the high country are still below zero and here in the front range we've got the single digits on the map. the highs for today looking much better than where we were yesterday but not going to be a warm day. denver. all the way down south along i- 25, a bit chillier in greeley and high country, we've got teens and even 20s on the map. doppler pretty dry along i-25 in the eastern plains but keep in mind we still have areas of fog that are going to make it a little difficult on the roads. that dense fog advisory is up at 10:00 a.m. light snow falling closer to the divide and out towards the western slope. we could see some scattered snow showers in the high accumulation, no travel advisories are in effect. we'll see mainly sunny skies, closer to about lunchtime along i-25 and out towards the east those clouds mainly in the high country, but looks like for that drive back home you shouldn't bump into too many problems as far as any kind of snow goes along those roads. through tomorrow morning could see still areas of patchy fog but we'll be waking up to sunshine. tonight a new moon. overnight low 10. we'll gradually warm up tuesday, wednesday, thursday, close to 50 degrees. that next chance of snow with colder air arrives friday. questions about the weather? follow me on twitter. i would be happy to answer them. or just to see beautiful pictures of animals here and handsome men like jerry. you're so humble, he's staying out of the picture. he's a charro. of the mexican cowboy. >> in our family four generations, i'm proud to say my son is fifth generation. it's an honor we celebrate our 25th anniversary. denver, colorado has been a big past of the championships in the united states. there's a lot of people here locally, charro associations and the history and our family and people's family and generations more than 450 years. so it's a culture of the cowboy way of life, south of the border. the traditional sombreros, the hats, the dress code, it's so important. everything. >> reporter: it's something we can expect to see this afternoon. i know you said -- i worked for you now, with you now for four years here at the stock show. you cage out this morning and said i'm so excited for the show this year. why is that? >> i feel after 22 years, and many new things, the talent is just unbelievable, the horsemanship, the color of the dresses and charro outfitz, the music. some of the best musicians in the united states are here. the acts that we have, not only the bull riding and the bareback widing and the music, but the acts, lighting, sound. wonderful show. >> reporter: briefly show times? >> 2:00, be there and 6:30 this afternoon. >> reporter: be there or be square. >> come join us. a big family entertainment show. bilingual show, spanish and english, but the music, if you have not seen anything like this, come out at 2:00 and 6:30. >> reporter: don't miss it. see jerry and this beautiful horse. >> he really is. the fun all starts at 2:00. >> this is belen talking to some folks yesterday, saying it's their favorite show out of the entire stock show. looking forward to it. >> reporter: we're getting friendly out here. >> thank you. coming up -- after the holidays it's the season for dating. why people are turning to dating sites more and more this month. >> and she's also going to give us a compiled list for the person who eventually wins the powerball. what you can buy for a million dollars. a struggle in many cities over who is going to rule the traditional cabs or car services like uber. more taxi companies could be filing for bankruptcy. we're seeing more of this in denver and other large cities >> people say it's a value. looks like it's starting to come true. in cities like san francisco the yellow cab co-op, san francisco's largest taxi company is considering bankruptcy. in a letter to shareholders on tained by the san francisco examiner the company cites serious financial setbacks, uber wouldn't comment specifically on the san francisco situation. cast members say -- cab members say it's making things harder for them. in one area in new york taxi drivers say their work has been cut in half. an app soon will be for yellow cabs. they are in limited use in new york and san francisco. we'll see what happens with. that with medical marijuana licenses in hand new york dispensaries started started to sell cannabis legally this week. columbia care is set to be manhattan's first medical marijuana dispensary under the 2014 compassionate care act. american laws five companies were awarded licenses to grow and manufacture as well as sell products. while it must be grown in the state and each company is licensed to open four dispensaries. patients can only seek treatment if they have one of 10 illnesses approved by the state's department of health including cancer, als, aids or hiv and parkinson's. we have some more details on the dozens of new routes. denver based frontier airlines is adding 42 new non-stop routes and introduces fares as low as $39 one way. along the new routes fronteer will fly to chicago, philadelphia, orlando, nashville to orlando and cincinnati to houston. >> cheap fares if you can find them. >> you have to pay extra for seats to go back. i get neck critics on the flights. common new year's who want to get fit. getting rich. and getting hitched. match.com says on-line dating season is in full swing. christmas day to valentine's day is the busiest period, the site expects a 60% surge in new membership. other dating sites report similar patterns. christian mingle says it comes up in the same time frame for their surge. >> i'm not quoting anyone but some say, with breakups over the holidays, families are stressed and so on. we're all obsessed with the powerball hitting $1 billion. i wanted to find out what you can buy for $1 billion. i did some digging and compiled a list. for $1 .2 billion, for the cubs. number two, multiple estimates on-line, a trip to the moon at $750 million. and have more left over. the solomon islands, estimated at $1 million. >> we can start our own country. >> you can. possibly an nba team, the numbers keep going up especially with the nba teams. some estimated in the $2 billion range. so there's a lot to ponder as we wait to win. i notice more and more, people thinking what have they can do with all the money they win. what is sad, when we only won $4 last night, i still feel like a winner, at the same time almost feel like i still lost something even though i didn't. >> we won. >> the good news, no one won the jackpot, maybe we won't be here next sunday. just saying. the broncos are watching they will face next week. >> turns out it's the steelers 34-27, the score the last time the broncos played the steelers. devastating defeat in pittsburgh, in december as denver no show in the second half. sometimes you get a second chance this. denver. the six-seeded steelers come to last night. some would say upset but pittsburgh was favored, ben roethlisbergerer to bryant who makes the catch of the year, slow motion. but, problems for pittsburgh. big ben down and out with a right shoulder injury, carted off the field in and the game cincinnati down 15-0 but came back, aj times two, mccarren to green, suddenly cincinnati on top 16-15. could pittsburgh answer in with less than two minutes left and landry jones at quarterback no. interception, game over, right? wrong. the bengals give it right back, incredible, they may never win a playoff game. jeremy hill coughs it up and the steelers have life. big ben says enough, i'm coming back, injured shoulder and all. leads the team down the field, aided by two stupid cincinnati personal foul calls that gave him 30 more yards and put him in position for this. the game-winning field goal by chris boswell splits him from 35, pittsburgh wins the crazy game 18-16, but the steelers may be shorthanded next sunday at mile high. >> we had some injuries, obviously antonio has a concussion, ben's got a shoulder. he was able to go back in the game, i don't know how far he that is why that last drive looked the way it looked in terms of, wasn't very fluid, he didn't throw many balls down the field but he was good enough, we appreciate his efforts. we got to work quick, we're going into another hostile environment. we respect it. >> reporter: the other afc game will match new england and kansas city as in red hot kansas city. houston had home field advantage, then lost it on the first play of the game. niles davis opening kickoff, 106 yards, wow. we thought that super bowl snap over peyton's head was a bad way to begin a ballgame. still it was plenty of football to be played but houston didn't play very well. brian hoyer with 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 turnovers. kansas city finally wins a playoff game as they win their 11th straight this year 30-0. adam, the former bronco offensive coordinator. miami figured he's got to be good, a at 37 years old he's after north korea says they tested an h bomb the united states sends a b-52 to patrol the region. >> looks like the mexican drug pin el-chapo will be extradited to the u.s. we look at the tunnel he used to escape prison. >> and this may not be the thief the fbi typically goes after, but this crime spree is different. >> he gives away a half million dollars but not to his family. who are the recipients? >> one game comes to the final seconds of play. we have that coming up. 7:31, sunday. thank you so much for starting your day with us. because our belen de leon is live at the national western stock show. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i love coming to the national western stock show but today there's a certain feeling, something that brings something out in my heart. the mexican rodeo extravaganza is going on today. behind me, side saddle riders. we're missing the horses but they are practicing now. this is one of the biggest events for the national western stock show, in their 22nd year being part of this great colorado tradition. we want to see you on your horses soon! let's get to the forecast. as you're waking up in some spots we're dealing with areas of dense fog. dense fog advisory will be in effect until 10:00 this morning for areas along the front range. the temperatures this morning, they are chilly so it's a foggy, cold start but check out your highs for this afternoon. it's not going to be a warm day but certainly milder than where we were yesterday when we only got to 28 degrees. today we're doing a high of 35 degrees in the metro area. here's your forecast for the cold and a little fog, noon 34. and then 3:00 p.m. 33 degrees with plenty of there you go. there's a bit of doppler 9 showing light snow to the western slope and even along the foothills. we have a dry forecast here on the front range but when is the next chance of snow? that answer coming up. i can't a better way to start the morning than with a little mariachi music. hit it boys! >> they are not all dressed up yet but will be later today. 2:00 and 6:30 i believe. it will sob much fun. they are just getting warmed up. wait until they really get going. >> love good mariachi music on a sunday morning. thank you. live look outside, the traffic we saw building an hour ago and there you >> , i-70 and floyd hill, as expected on a sunday morning. >> a lot of people heading to the mountains today to enjoy fresh powder but conditions are still icy, a little snowy so take your time if you're driving to the high country. i-70 and beaverbrook, traffic seems fine there but the problem areas that we can see, i-70 and floyd hill. no major accidents we know of, according to cdot but we'll break that down additionally, in a bit. if you're turning us off you may want to turn on cdot's mountain travel radio. for peak times. stream the feed off the cdot web site or their app. the new mountain expressway working as planned so far. cdot said it ranked third busiest with 30,000 cars driving through the corridor. fees can range from $3 to $30 depending on how busy it is. in world news -- the u.s. has deployed a b-52 bomber over south korea with intentions of sending north korea a message. they flew over osan air base. the u.s. military says it's in response to "recent provocative action by north korea." the country performed a nuclear test last week flying what authorities believed was a hydrogen bomb at first over south korea to see, the north korean leader says wednesday's test was a self-defense step against the u.s. threats of nuclear war. the u.s. government and weapons experts doubt that north korean claim that the hydrogen device was real. nbc news has confirmed that el chapo is going to be extradited to the united states but it's how he was found that is surprising everyone this morning. helped lead to the recapture. a mexican official says security forces figured out where he was thanks to a secret interview with u.s. actor sean penn. he met with guzman in october to do a story on his life. hollywood producers notified they were heading to mexico for research. the most wanted drug lord was returned yesterday to the mexican prison he escaped from six months ago. he faces trafficking charges in six states but the timing is unclear. guzman's attorney says he will challenge that extradition. we're also getting a closer look at the tunnel network where el chapo was recaptured. guzman and his security chief were able to escape through storm drains and manhole cover to the street. they were arrested on the highway. canada, the country that openly welcomes syrians is dealing with an unusual and syrian refugees including children. police in vancouver are looking for a man they say doused dozens of syrian refugees with pepper spray outside of a welcome party. paramedics treated as many as 30 men, women and children. no in germ -- into in germany protesters in colon organized by a german anti-islam group. leftist groups scheduled a rally, following by sexual assaults on new year's eve. the country received more than a million migrants in 2015. people in southern finland are digging they will centuries 2 1/2 feet and came down in 24 hours. crews working overtime to try to clear 29 inches of snow. the fbi says it's arrested a woman in a string of jewelry southeast region. authorities say 24-year-old abigail lee kemp is the woman responsible for a crime spree that includes this robbery at a north carolina jewelry store last week. she's also believed to to have carried out at least six robberies in five southern states since last april. no mascot or anything, just right in the camera there. the fbi's jacksonville division began to receive numerous credible leads from the public after asking for help last week. other robberies took place in several other states including florida, south carolina and georgia. >> young, female and just goes across state lines to try to burglarize stores. >> not trying to conceal her identity. frightening new information about a plot against a high school in douglas county. >> many of you reacted to the news, you also shared your quarterback choice and one facebook. here's kim christiansen with our 9listens report. >> it's uncommon for the girls to get together and conspire to distic. >> reporter: one of two -- massively sadistic. >> reporter: one of the girls charged as an adult. prosecutors say she made reference to other school shootings on a social media account. comments, at 16 "you know right from wrong, good from bad and should be punished to the full extent of the law." another "charge her as a juvenile because she is, what you wanted to do is horrible but find out what made her want to do it." darrell scott devoted his life to preventing school violence since his daughter's death at columbine. many of you were pleased to hear from him again this week. though this is all horrible family about this -- they pulled it off! he's our savior! number one! all the way. >> reporter: spoiled again and fans love it. the denver broncos are back in the playoffs, peyton manning will be the starting quarterback. lots of fans weighed in on the decision. having two legitimate starting quarterbacks is a nice problem to have. especially when one is a certain future hall of fame inductee. another? brock's time is next year "i'm so looking forward to it." finally, a facebook sensation, the snowy owl that appeared on the traffic camera in canada. these photos earned nearly 28,000 likes and were shared nearly 6,000 times. one message? truly breathtaking. and remember 9listens. picture of the hour looks just like hedwig. you harry potter fans will appreciate that. we look forward to hearing from you every week. >> you're mogle? >> yes. >> i thought that. here's a story that proves being nice to your boss could pay off big. >> the founder of a plastics company in italy has given a very generous gift to his employees in his will. pierro macchi died at age 97 and gave money away to be split amongst his staff. >> the family members are like where is my money? cool. a nice thing for him to do. i'm sure the employees are jumping for joy. as is one team in a photo finish you were talking about earlier. >> we have a buzzer beater. >> is basketball. >> those photo finishes are exciting. crowd rushes and everything. that is coming up. we also honored coaches this week. pretty impressive resumes. a win this week actually made >> reporter: good morning. heading into the winter sports season just two basketball coaches in colorado had ever hit the 700-win mark. regis head coach ken shaw at 699 heading into tuesday. for the upset over top-seeded oberlin to get the coach that milestone. robinson gets the score and draws the foul. this game really ultimately belonged to regis jesuit, after a block raiders gave dyer one in off the rebound. regis jesuit wins 66-60. >> i know that is associated with me but that is all the players i coached in 41 years. that's the significance of that. >> congratulations to him. hosting alameda. to the third, pirates lead by 3, casey pruitt, not quite there but christopher montes there for the putback. day. to the fourth, adam city playing catch-up and making progress. carlos cedano with the rebound actually tied it up with a minute left in the game but pruitt will go for the 3 one it's perfect. huge basketball puts alameda ahead, winning 52-48. eagle crest takes on smoky hill at home. eagle crest colby ross for the 2 in the first. not long after smoky hill's response foster finds cohen under the hoop for the easy bucket. eaglecrest proves too strong in the end. nate makes the move for the score. eaglecrest remains undefeated with a 66-42 win. this was a double header matchup. girls for both these schools also took to the court. in the first smoky hill my kayla hernandez keeps her team within a . raquel turner in the seconds takes the ball down low through two defenders. 11-point game at the break, in the second half val ran away with it. bucket on the inbound, she had 15 this game. the eagles also lost a little defense. heidi hammond with the steal, will take it to the length of the court and hammond had a game high 16. eagles outscored the farmers 30- 6 in the third quarter, go to get the victory 74-47. monarch high school has been at the top entering this week at 6-0, could anyone stop them? resurrection christian number 10 was certainly going to try but they would have to do it on the road. after a scoreless first, jake young nails the back door goal on the pass from brendan, score 1-0, monarch strikes again. brad beats the goal tender in the third. monarch wins 3-1. mountain vista hit the ice with liberty friday evening. late in the first, mountain vista sends the public to the point and it's hammered by first goal of the game. to the second, ryan backhands the puck, goal tender goal tend can't find it and he gets help. vista wins 7-3 the final. we'll dive into the pool for competition, some fun as well. evergreen hosting the jeffco 4a and 5a relay meet. no preliminaries, no individual races, just relays. race of the day, 400 yards freestyle relay. lakewood occupying the two middle lanes. raulson finished third last year but no disappointment today. mustangs turn in their fastest split of the season en route to a dominating win and why not? after all the rv girls had a home pool advantage. >> we're all in the same club team together. we practice here everyday. roughly 18 hours a week. and, so, the worst it gets the faster we go. how's this for a finish? arvada, in overtime, the go ahead basket here. 2.5 seconds left in the game. that is it. more than enough time for eagles tyler mcfarland, he nails the buzzer beater 3 and dakota ridge wins 61-60. we have more highlights and interviews from all our games on-line, go to 9news.com/hss. that was sent to us too from a viewer. they said hey -- >> that was not just a college try, he was way back. almost a half court. >> 2.5 seconds. you think the game you saw was over. >> thanks to whoever took the time to send in that video. >> we always ask people. you can always send an e-mail. we appreciate it because there's so many games going on we can't always get there. welcome back. 7:51 on your sunday. belen de leon is having the fun at the national western stock show. >> we hope there's not a bull under you. we can't see. >> reporter: no, no bull. there are not. the mexican rodeo extravaganza is today. i've got great news. yesterday the national western stock show brought in over 50,000 people in one day of attendance. today we're expecting another big day of attendance. this is always a big attractive event for people to come and check out which is the mexican rodeo extravaganza. you can see the side saddle riders behind me. let's get into that forecast because as chilly as the temperatures were yesterday, today they are going to be milder. it's not going to be a warm day. we're going to have a high of 35 degrees but yesterday we only made to it 28. we're still dealing with areas of fog and cold but i promise this afternoon we'll have some sunshine. you'll notice we get the warmest temperatures closest to noon and even 2:00 and we'll skies into this evening. the temperatures right now in the single digits, some spots in the high country, whoa, still below zero. sending you warm hugs and warm wishes. but this afternoon your highs in spots of our mountain valleys will get into the teens, 20s and 30s in other spots, on the front range, 30s and 20s as well. doppler 9 showing light snow to the western slope near the roaring fork valley and closer to the foothills. but check out futurecast, how it takes us throughout the rest of the day, fog and clouds on the front range is going to clear out. still a chance of small scattered showers in the high country but no travel advisories in effect. i think the drive back home, if you're skiing or snow boarding will be fine. 10:00 the overnight low with -- 10 the overnight low with a few clouds. could still see patchy fog especially closer to weld county. tomorrow a bit warmer. then 40s tuesday, wednesday, thursday close to 50 degrees. nor cooldown friday with the -- another cooldown friday with the next cold air arriving and at the denver coliseum, the national western stock show will have the mexican extravaganza today. i'm here with naomi torres, she's the chief when it comes to the drill team. >> it's a side saddle. it's all women. we pretty much do a series of synchronized exercise and make sure we watch out for each other and we do the entrance as well as we have our own number in the show. that we do -- >> reporter: we're watching the girls behind us. they are going around and practicing -- folks this morning is all practice. that is what it is about. so when you come in this afternoon, it's full gear. you are right now practicing with pants but this afternoon, in full tradition, you're going to have your dresses on. tell me more about that. >> it's a really traditional dress, called arellita. it's a beautiful dress with the shirt and everything obviously. and we wear our sombreros but right now like you said they dirt and trying to get the horses accommodated to everything so they are ready for the show. >> reporter: i just learned, as part of what you do you only why? >> the reason is because all our feet are to one side so we one foot. our spur is always on our left side to help the horses out a little when they get a little that >> reporter: i was just talking to the girls a while ago. the age range, from 8 years old to 30 or so. we'll leave it at that. don't tell them how old i am. just 30-ish. the mexican extravaganza show is 2:00 and 6:30 this afternoon. come in and see it. there's going to be dancing horses, and and music, the welcome back. coming up on nine at 8:00 -- we now know the broncos are taking steelers in a matchup last week. peyton playing, will big ben? >> no one won the powerball. that means 1.3 billion dollars now up for grabs although we did have a big winner in colorado. at 8:00. the broncos are going to take on the steelers in the plaintiff matchup next week. peyton is playing. will big ben? >> no one won the powerball. that means $1.3 billion still up for grabs. >> a violent attack in stapleton. of a motel, she speaks with us. >> i hope people all registered their drones. flying for fun wasn't enough. now speed is a factor. >> a live look at the drive to and back from the high country. we've seen a consistent backup heading to the mountains along i-70 and floyd hill but eastbound looks fine. a full traffic breakdown coming up. i'm jessica oh. >> i'm ryan haarer. belen de leon saddling up at the national western stock show, in her sombrero already. see you in a few. we now know the broncos will play the steelers in their first playoff game. they held on in a wild game against the bengals last night. coach kubiak named manning starter earlier this week. will ben be strong enough to take the field? to get in the broncos spirit. stand united in orange and blue. we want to see your team spirit. 9news is starting a broncos photo challenge tomorrow. there's a theme for every day of the week. for example, monday is broncos pets and tuesday is broncos kids. the complete list on 9news.com. just send your pictures by using the hashtag we are broncos or e-mailing them to yourtake@9news.com. we'll share them on-line and in our newscast. preparations already underway for the super bowl. city officials shut down the roads in the san francisco financial district so crews can get sky boxes set up. they will overlook the fan experience zone. the super bowl 50 kicks off in santa clara on february 7th the core -- course the two big talkers, broncos and powerball. no one matched all the numbers last night, that means there's another chance to win big. the jackpot is now $1.3 billion >> so much money up for grabs. someone won $2.7 million in the colorado lotto jackpot so the state's lotto had big winners but no one hit that big number. several people won't smaller powerball payots in colorado. but no one yet has hit the jackpot. vida urbonas with more. >> so much up for grabs. we were excited to learn that colorado lotto winner was from thornton. that $2.7 million ticket sold at a 7-eleven on colorado boulevard. there were several powerball winners as you were mentioning as well. four places sold $150,000 tickets, two other locations had $50,000 payouts for the powerball. let's show you the locations that sold the payout tickets of $150,000 in colorado. my goods market on chambers avenue in denver. ab petroleum on alameda avenue diamond shack rock and the 7- eleven. good luck on the 60s. we have to wait until wednesday to see if someone hits the historic powerball drawing. yesterday in new york ticket sales climbed to more than $3 million an hour. we also saw long lines across the country from california to georgia where lines were extra long thanks to their neighbors from alabama. one of six states that doesn't participate in the powerball. as we were talking about it, you can win lesser prizes so check your numbers. 32, 16, 19, 57 and 34 and the powerball 13. >> i had one number. just a single number. nets me zero dollars. i guess i can try again next time? >> the weekend morning crew went all in, we put in money for the powerball and we even signed a contract so we really i was excited about that until i realized we had to split that $4. >> the contract said we couldn't quit on the same day. >> our sue each other. >> yeah, very thorough. tough to see on the roads this morning, dense fog blanketing the metro area. this is from earlier. highway 85 southbound was a blur, dense fog advisory is in effect for much of the front range until about 10:00 this morning. let's check the forecast with belen de leon who is having fun at the national western stock show. she's seen some cowboys gearing up for their mexican rodeo. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. >> is he going to lasso you? >> reporter: maybe, i have to be careful. you saw me in a sombrero before. this is part of the show today. the first show is 2:00 this afternoon. let's get to the forecast because as chilly as it was yesterday folks, we set a record number of attendance over 50,000 people were. today. milder today. if you're on the roads still areas of dense fog, a dense fog a.m. the temperatures right now, on the chilly side of course, it's january. it's stock show. out there. this afternoon highs will be in the 30s up and down the i-25 corridor, 20s closer to the foothills if you're coming to the national western stock show around 9:00 a.m. 16 degrees. around noon plenty of sunshine, 34. then around 3:00 temperatures will be around 33 degrees. another chilly day in store. we'll let you know when we're finally warming up. maybe he can show me how to do that. we'll see. to you. there. looking live at the drive back from the high country this morning. we've been seeing quite the backup heading to the mountains. it's been consistent for about an hour and-a-half now but traffic is moving ok eastbound. a lot of people head together high country, probably all heading back today and the peak times expected to be 2:00 to 5:00. >> listen to the cdot mountain travel radio every weekend for peak times. stream the feed off the cdot web site or right from their app. a guy who works at a subway in aurora is recovering after an armed robber stormed into the store and attacked him. officers say a man walked right into the store on east iliff avenue last night. demanding cash and assaulted an employee. someone fired shots at the suspect's car before the robber got away. officers believe they found the man's vehicle but no sign of the suspect. that worker suffered minor injuries. the search continues for two men who police say brutally motel in stapleton witnesses say it happened near the entrance of the super 8 denver near 36th avenue. maria metushka says she was attacked in the parking lot. she believes the suspects were trying to steal her laptop, they ran from the motel when she started to yell for help. a warning from maria who said she didn't know she was in danger until it was too late. >> i always mind my own business, i like to think i'm nice to people. i thought those were the keys to staying out of danger. it's not. >> she and her boyfriend say they drove from miami, were in colorado for a ski trip. police are looking for two men black who were wearing dark hoodies, one with a silver gun. frightening moments for united airlines flight from denver to alaska last night. a man handed the attendant a threatening note in the middle of the flight. several passengers surrounded the man as the pilot diverted swat teams took the man into custody and questioned everyone on the plane. that flight would arrive in denver five hours later. we don't know what the message said. a crash on video shows the moment a flight for life helicopter went down in san francisco this summer. the pilot killed, a nurse still recovering from the july crash. this weekend more than 100 people got together to hold a fundraiser. a hockey tournament is three days, with 24 teams dave's friends say he's one of the toughest men they know, he was badly burned. it's inspiring them to bring home a trophy in his honor. >> we would usually let up at that score, not this time. we're on a mission. >> doctors only gave him a 10% chance of survival but he's the team hopes he will recover in time to join them next year for the second annual event. given the amount of drone crashes that have happened in the last year or so it's probably a good idea to say don't try this at home. >> there's an extreme racing event held in las vegas and you won't believe some of the tricks the drones have to do to win. for the competition drones whiz around the 3d course. sean taylor, a firefighter says he's been hooked on drone flying for about a year now. i guess once you do it it's hard not to be hooked. he picked up serious skills. he was named winner of this weekend's competition. >> i was saying this earlier, i think i would want to watch this on tv. not stand in the crowd for fear of one of these rogue drones slapping me in the face. >> or just wear a helmet. protect yourself. >> wrong switch of the joy 8:10. you may have put on the long johns this weekend, it was so frigid. >> and what should we wear next welcome back. let's go to belen de leon live at the stock show. the mexican rodeo extravaganza is today. they are getting all prepared, getting ready for the big show. >> reporter: today's going to be a big show. the extravaganza has been part of the national western stock show for 22 years. they are expecting another big attendance today. one of the big parts of the show for today is going to be the roping. you can see the guys behind me. we're going to talk to daniel in a minute. about the tradition. first the forecast. the temperatures for this afternoon are going to be warmer than where we were yesterday. don't get me wrong, it's not going to be a warm day. highs are just going to be above freezing but i mean yesterday we only made to it 28 degrees. so yeah, 35 is going to be warmer. cold start, still areas of fog with a dense fog advisory that expires at 10:00 a.m. but once that fog lifts, boy, are we going to have beautiful blue skies, lots of sunshine. look at the warmest temperatures closer to noon and 3:00. currently some mountain valleys are still struggling to warm up. single digits for lower elevations. afternoon high, look at the city and town, your city and town is going to be a little warmer than yesterday with mostly sunny skies in areas from i-25 to the eastern plains, but in the high country we could still see the clouds and some scattered snow showers. doppler 9 is showing that light snow falling out towards the western slope. it's dry here in the metro area. but a very cold morning, watch going to get on the road. our futurecast shows the scattered snow showers in the high country. we don't have travel advisories, i think even that drive home this afternoon after you do some skiing or snowboarding, you should be fine. skies this evening will be mainly clear. then through tomorrow morning we're starting with sunshine on your monday. overnight low tonight will be at 10 degrees. a new moon. a few clouds but pretty calm. some areas of patchy fog still possible near weld county. tomorrow a high of 38. tuesday 42, wednesday 45. thursday closer to 50 degrees, then friday some light snow with a high of 35 degrees. follow me on twitter. if you have any weather questions. our just want to see the cool pictures we're posting, behind the scenes stuff. we're talking about the mexican rodeo extravaganza that is today, one at 2:00. the last show is 6:30. don't miss it. this is daniel, you're so tal i think i need to step up so i can look at you at eye level. doing the roping in - >> floriando. >> for 22 years. >> reporter: why is it important to continue with the tradition? >> it's something i've grown to do in my life like my dad taught me everything i need to know so far. >> reporter: you said your dad is originally from guadalajara? jalisco. but you were born in the united states. you saw them doing it that's why you did it. >> i have cousins, they are a little older and they pushed me to this wonderful culture. people may not know, some people will not understand. >> reporter: we want people to experience it for themselves. what you are doing behind me, the guys are doing it. tell me more about your part in the show today. >> our part in the show, it's just doing tricks. people doing that behind us. just spending time doing something we love to do. >> reporter: what is the hardest part about roping? >> roping on a horse. >> reporter: roping on a horse. >> the same thing we do on foot is what we do on horse except for the jumps >> reporter: you do that in the show too? >> yes. two of the guys are going to be on horse doing that. >> reporter: you're dressed down now but later this afternoon everyone's going to be in your full outfit and full costume. displaying the mexican tradition. don't miss it. this is the mexican rodeo extravaganza, two shows today, one 2:00, the other at 6:30. back to you. >> thank you both. something about pretty in pink? >> you are pretty in pink. i believe you will be in the pink. welcome back, everyone. time for proctor's garden i asked you what you were doing today. you said just say we are in the pink. i'm like what? >> there's supposed to be a generational gap in the entire newsroom. dwrandz parob is here to explain the expression in the pink. it means i'm feeling good, i'm apparently -- shares peer used it -- shakespeare used it. >> back in the day? >> you're dating yourself. >> i knew him well. it means you're feeling great. i'm hopefully going to make you feel great with some of these great winter flowering pink plants. >> stunning. >> we'll start here, we've got a fairy primrose in front of you, a little different from the polka dot plant which is very pinky. we have two cyclemens here. here's african violets. a rex begonia with pink and silver foliage. hydrangea. if you prefer orange you can change the color pallette. but the whole thing, the christmas tree is gone, so we need something to brighten our window sills. speaking of which now -- >> i love this. >> one of our directors, mallory, she posted on facebook, it was tragic, her cat ruined her grafted cactus. >> which you know a lot about. cats destroying plants. >> yeah. >> you know a thing or two. >> i do. when you have so many it hardly makes a difference. so this is a grafted cactus. the top part is -- couldn't survive on its own because it has no chlorophyll so they her cat ran through and hopefully got stuck a little. >> is it ok? >> who knows? i have a replacement. >> thank you mallory. >> we were talking about winter plants. why winter? is it because the trees are down? we thought of something new or do these do well in the winter? >> sometimes they just want to bloom in winter. some are tropical plants that are blooming in tropical countries now. we've imported them to our cold climate. and if you want to keep them looking great, all of these, group them together, keep the humidity high and keep them away from heat vents. that will dry them out in our dry houses and be the ends of them. >> you posted instructions for care on 9news.com. we'll be right back. not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. find the lowest prices of the season, going on now. #1 rated i8 bed. 24-27, the score the last time the broncos played the steelers. a devastating defeat in pittsburgh in december as denver no showed in the second half. well, sometimes in life you get a second chance. and this time the game will be played in denver. the sixth seeded steelers come to town after upsetting cincinnati last night. some would say upset but pittsburgh was favored. roethlisberger to bryant who makes the catch of the year. absolutely unbelievable. even better in slow motion. but, problems for pittsburgh. big ben down and out with a right shoulder injury. carted off the field and the game changed. came back. all the way back, aj times two, cincinnati on top 16-5 15*. could pittsburgh answer? with less than two minutes left and landry jones at quarterback, no. interception by muphet, game over? no. the bengals give it back, incredible. they may never win a playoff game. jeremy hill coffers it up and the steelers have life. big ben comes back, injured shoulder and all, leads the team down the field aided by two stupid cincinnati perm foul calls that gave them 30 more for this. the win by craig boswell splits him from 35. pittsburgh wins the crazy game 18-16 but the steelers may be shorthanded next sunday at mile high. obviously. antonio has a concussion. ben has a shoulder. he was able to go back in the game, i don't know how far he was able to throw the ball. that is why that last drive terms of, it was not very fluid, he didn't throw many balls down the field but he was good enough, we appreciate his efforts. we have to work quick, we're going to another hostile environment. we respect it. >> reporter: the other afc game will match new england and kansas city, as in red hot kansas city. houston had home field advantage and lost it on the first play of the game. niles davis opening kickoff, 106 yards! wow. and we thought that super bowl snap over peyton's head was a bad way to begin a ballgame. still plenty of football to be blamed but houston didn't play very well. brian hoyer with one, two, three, four, five turnovers. kansas city finally wins a playoff game as they win their 11th straight this year 30-0. in a huge shoutout to adam, former bronco offensive coordinator. head coach of the miami dolphins, named so yesterday. miami figured he has to be good. 37 years old and the nfl's youngest coach. states sends a b-52 to patrol the after north korea says they tested an h-bomb the united states sends a b-52 to patrol the region. >> locks like mexican drug pin el chapo will be extradited to the u.s. a closer look at the tunnel he created to help escape prison. >> a game comes down to the final seconds of play. taylor has highlights coming up in the prep rally. good morning. 8:30 on your sunday. let's get straight to belen de leon who is at the stock show. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the mexican rodeo extravaganza today, two shows, 2:00 and 6:30. i'm here with singing sensation isabel sanchez. we're going to talk to her and hear her beautiful voice in a minute. it's foggy. a dense fog advisory is in effect until 10:00 this morning. and temperatures are pretty cold, but you know what? the difference from today to yesterday is that today it's going to be milder. our highs today will be 35 this afternoon. as we take you through the rest of the day we're going to get the warmest temperatures around noon, even 2:00. but we're going to hang on to the clear skies even as we head into the evening. temperatures now, single digits, some spots in the high country below zero. warm hugs and warm wishes, you'll eventually warm up. our highs across the state, look your city and town, it will still be a chilly day in january but improvement upon yesterday. doppler 9 is showing light snow towards the western slope and even closer to the divide but it's dry along i-25 and the eastern plains. we don't have travel advisories so you should be fine on the roads. scattered snow showers are still possible in higher elevations but any accumulation will be very small. clouds but light winds here in the city and we're going to have mainly clear skies even as we head into monday morning. tonight a new moon. 10 is the overnight low. tomorrow the high of 38 degrees. tuesday 42. wednesday 45. thursday closer to 50 degrees. and then on friday we start to cool down with colder temperatures, high of 35 degrees. a chance of snow. we want to know about this beautiful girl here. she's 12 years old, she's been on all kinds of international shows. she has a cd coming out soon. this is isabel sanchez, from san antonio, texas. now you're in deafen. what do you know about denver? >> the broncos in the playoffs, go broncos. >> reporter: yeah! how does it feel to be here? you're going to be in this huge show that is part of the stock show tradition, for 22 years. >> it's amazing. i'm very excited to work with jerry diaz and the rest of his family. it's so beautiful to see the rehearsal now. i don't know, just hopefully goes well. >> reporter: it's a relief to see a person as young as you, with a great personality and i just wish you lots of success. we're going to let you sing so folks can get a sneak peek and come and checking out. >> ok. singing in spanish >> reporter: i got goosebumps! congratulations. >> thank you. >> reporter: her cd comes out in february and she signed with check her cd coming out. our just come to the mexican person. >> it's not insensitive to get out here i don't know what is. incentive. >> reporter: send them kisses. back to you. let's look at the high country traffic now. it was really heavy for the past couple hours or so. and actually cdot even tweeted about it saying i-70 westbound is experiencing some heavy traffic. we're looking at 30 minutes of delays, total travel time a -- five minutes from c-470 to the eisenhower tunnel. but i-70 and floyd hill, looking clear now, we had seen backups. cdot saying there are quite a few delays now. you can listen to the cdot mountain travel radio during vail. site or right from that app. in world news -- the u.s. has deployed a b-52 bomber over south korea with intentions of sending north korea a message. the u.s. aircraft flew alongside south korean planes. the u.s. military says it's in response to a "recent provocative action by north korea." the country performed a nuclear test last week flying what authorities thought was a hydrogen bomb for south korea to see. the north korean leader said it was a self defense threat against the u.s. threat of nuclear war. there's questions as to whether or not it was really a hydrogen bomb. mexico is willing to extradite el chapo to the united states but it's how he was found that is surprising everyone this morning. yet another twist to the story, information from hollywood producers may have helped lead to the recapture of el chapo. security forces fightdz out where he was thanks to a secret interview with u.s. actor sean penn. penn met with him while on the run in october to do an life. nbc news reporting that producers were seeking to turn his life story into a movie and that -- they notified u.s. officials they were headed to mexico for research. the world's most wanted drug lord was returned yesterday to the mexican prison he escaped from six months ago. he faces drug trafficking charges in six states but the timing of that is unclear. guzman's attorney says he will challenge that extradition. it's crazy if it's true. this escape artist manages to finally get caught and all because of hollywood producers? trying to make a movie? >> apparently he was hiding in plain sight. we're also getting a closer look at the tunnel network where he was recaptured. mexican media broadcast pictures of the parts of the tunnel network. guzman and his security chief fled via storm drains and through the street and there were getaway cars. they were arrested on the highway. in germany, police arrested protesters in colon and used water cannons to clear the streets. a protest was apparently for an anti-islam group. it follows a string of sexual assaults and robberies on new year's eve blamed largely on foreigners. police describe the attackers as men of arab or north african origin. germany received more than a million migrants in 2015 people in southern finland are dealing with this, trying to get themselves out of 29 inches of snow. that is about 12 1/2 feet and came down, get this, in the past 24 hours setting a new record. crews are having to work overtime to try to clear the roads. how about a story that proves being nice to your boss could pay off big? >> the founder of a plastics company in italy gave a generous employee to his employers. pierro left a will, he died at age 97. family members didn't want to publicize this, maybe because they are a little upset the money didn't go to them. a generous donation to his employers. >> a great gesture. a win made one part of an one, two, three, four! >> welcome to the 9news prep rally. >> reporter: good morning. heading into the winter sports season just two basketball coaches in colorado had ever hit the 700 win mark. regis head coach ken shaw is at 699, heading into tuesday. his undefeated raiders looking oberlin to get their coach that milestone. first quarter, robinson to the hoop, gets the score and draws the foul but this game ultimately belonged leg regis jesuit. they win 66-60. >> it's all the players i coached in 41 years. that is the significance of that. >> congratulations to him. a packed gym to watch eaglecrest take on smoky hill at home. colby ross to ozer for the two in the first. not long after smoky hill's response. foster kinds colon under the hoop for the easy bucket. eaglecrest proved too strong in the end. eaglecrest remains undefeated with a 66-42 win. on the girls' side valor hosting wheat ridge, both teams' jeffco league opener, 11 points in the half but val ran mccoy with the easy bucket on the inbound, she had 15 this game. a little defense from valor too. heidi hammonds with the steal, takes it the lengths of the court. the eagles outscored the farmers 30-6 in the thirds and go to get the victory 74-37. for weeks now monarch high school has been at the top of the high hockey polls. could anyone stop them? resurrection christian was going to try but they would have to do it on the road. after a scoreless first monarch lights the lamp when jake young nails it. month oork strikes again when blake fires one from the hash -- monarch still dominate, winning 3-1. in the pool, competition and fun too. evergreen hosting the jeffco 4a and 5a relay meet. races, just relays. 400 freestyle relay, in the middle two lanes, raulson valley. mustangs won in a dominating fashion. why not? after all the rv girls had a home pool advantage. >> we're all in the same club team together and we practice here everyday. roughly 18 hours a week. and so, the worst the set the faster we go. >> finally how's this for a finish? are finish -- 2.5 seconds left in the game, that is it. apparently that is more than enough time for eagles tyler mcfarland, nails the buzzer beater, and dakota ridge wins 61-60. how fun for the kids? running on to the court, you we are thanking a viewer who sent that to us. >> thank you. we now know who will play next weekend in the playoffs. we'll be here to breakdown the 20167 got off to a rough start in the stock market. 2016. >> with concerns of economy front of mind, here's today's "balance of power." >> mr. secretary, thank you so much for taking the time. >> great to be here with you. >> i know you're here to talk about the new my ra program which is for americans that don't have an employer ops for retirement. the tradeoff to me, you appear to get a safe investment by doing this but nowhere near the potential return, the fund this is going into i think attracts a little over 2% right now. the three principle issues that are an obstacle to people getting started saving. they want something simple, safe and affordable. i think yields is something that has two sides to it. higher yield means higher risk. there's nothing safer than investing in u.s. treasuries. it's not so easy to $5 a week invest in u.s. treasuries. my ra makes it possible if you get to the maximum of $15,000 that you can put into a my ra, there's plenty of type to make decisions to take more risk if that's what you choose. >> in other words it's not the place to grow the whole nest egg but get the seed money for the nest egg. >> even those who have big investment accounts for their retirement, have a portion of it they put into pretty safe and predictable investments. >> a few things on the broader economy to get to. years out of dc has been uncertainlyity, that plagued the economy and american business but we ended this without big fiscal crisis out of congress. my questions is we have the debt ceiling lifted basically through the ends of the obama presidency. any advice for the next administration on how to keep things running like this year as opposed to years past? >> the brinksmanship we lived through over the last numb of years haven't been good for the economy, not good for the people of the united states. they have not been good for the global economy. i certainly hope a future administration working with congress will not face the same kind of brinksmanship where there are threats to -- default on debt or shut down the government, if one party or another doesn't get their way. what we saw at the end of the compromise works. if you have an agreement which was reached, in closing days of speaker boehner's speakership on what the total amount of negotiation as we had with -- through the conversations that speaker ryan, leader mcconnell, leader pelosi and leader reid had, congress can still work through things on a bipartisan basis. there has to be willingness and openness on both sides. what i know, the uncertainty threats of default and shutdown have a corrosive effect on confidence. i think the flip side of that is true. that with government settled down people feel better and more comfortable about the immediate future. so i certainly hope that some lessons are learned from it. >> behind that, the concern over the national debt, bound to come up on the campaign trail. sometimes dooms-day predictions. one question to you, at what point does the size of the national debt become an actual functional problem for us? >> you look at the last seven years, we started out seeing reached 10% of gdp. we're now just under 3%. we have made enormous progress order. it doesn't mean we've solved all the problems for all time. there are certainly long term issues. >> and there is stale deficit. >> yes, but our -- and there is still a deficit. >> yes, but it's at a point where economists call primary balance where the only deficit we have, is interest on the debt. we're not building new deficits based on new commitments that are being made. and that means you've reached a point of stability for a period of -- the 10-year window we're in. there's time now to deal with the longterm fiscal challenges without the immediate crisis atmosphere that we had during the financial crisis and the great recession. >> rough start to the trading year with news from china. economy in our global economy, how worried are you that in the year ahead struggles in china are going to translate into some serious speed bumps for us? >> it's not going to be a surprise if we see continued shifting in the chinese economy. a reduction in the growth of manufacturing and increase in consumer activity. the challenge, i think, that we have to keep our eye on is, will china stick to the reform programs that it's committed to. will it continue to open up its markets. will it continue to let market forces drive the allocation of resource. will it allow the move from a heavily state owned debt enterprise oriented manufacturing economy to a less controllable consumer driven economy. the future of china's economic success will depend on if they stick to that course of reforms. china is be a important part of the global economy. one of the two largest economies in the world. u.s. growth is going to, i think remain quite stable. 85% of the u.s. economy is activity. we are in the face of a softening global economy, continuing to do pretty well in the united states, because the united states economy is in good shape. we would be doing even better if the global economy picked up a little more steam. i think if china sticks its reformage in, it will be good for the chinese economy. it will be good for the global economy and u.s. economy. secretary. >> thank you. "balance of power" every sunday right here on 9news. the steelers now prepping for the broncos but the steelers took a beating last night. we know peyton manning will start for the broncos, how the broncos won a buy and resting up for the steelers. peyton manning starts next week for the broncos, the question, how healthy will be the steelers be after getting banged up last night? >> here's your game day preview. ben took the hit last night. eventually came back to the game but didn't look the same. >> it's not just big ben. they were talking about afterwards, they didn't think -- antonio brown did denver last night. we found out how big that win over san diego was. he his greatest home field is having that bye and not risking injuries is this big. >> the bye week sometimes works against the top seeded teams. always one loses every weekend. second round weekend. but this is an example of why you want the first round bye. the broncos are going to have everyone healthy, maybe not stewart, he's iffy, otherwise healthy. the steelers will be wounded coming into the game. ben roethlisberger and antonio brown were the two guys that last time. >> ben went down and out and had to come back at the end. you saw what happened here. go up 15-15 and then the colossal collapse, only the bengals can give up the game like this. unbelievable. you saw it here, game over. they got the interception. fumble. how does that happen? almost like giants/eagles nailing the damage ball. >> no excuse. in the red zone, 1:23 left, he could have kneeled down three times, take an field goal and punted it deep with seconds left to go. game. joey porter gets an assist for the steelers. >> the former csu ram comes in, helps out the broncos. we'll talk more with that game and how handed the steelers truly are and the quarterback decision made here. peyton -- instead of brock. back to you. >> thank you very much. more on "game-day live" after the show. back to the powerball for a second. i'm going to buy a bunch of tickets now.

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