denver police shoot a man overnight. he's in the hospital-- and invstigators are still looking into the specifics. denver police shoot a man overnight. he is in the hospital. investigators are still looking into the specifics. a mother will do anything for her kid. a 2-year-old saved on powell thanks to mom. we love our pups in colorado. so dia decided to create a team of them to hang out at the airport. we'll explain. also, traffic came to a dead stop. drivers couldn't keep their eyes off of this. the cat that wandered away on the highway and the woman who tries to save it. a live look at your drive this morning. no major traffic alerts. that's good news. denver police are currently investigating an officer-

neighborhood, and we know that this happened at fox street and elworth avenue. police were trying to arrest somebody when shots were fired. officers fired their weapons. the suspect was shot, tang taken to the hospital. and more breaking news out of larimer county this time. deputies looking for a shooting suspect near overland trail and tap hill road a mile csu's campus in fort collins. >> there is an active search going on for a shooter. larimer county sheriff's office telling people to lock your doors. if you live in that area, shelter in place. check back us with. we are working on getting more information. new this morning, denver police's sex crimes unit needs help find this guy. he is accused of attacking a

walking on the trail and was assaulted on friday. the woman says the man had dreadlocks, a beard, wearing a white knitted cap. if you know who this is, call crime stoppers. 7:02 on your saturday. first week back in school for all those kids in dps. many students couldn't afford basic school supplies. >> yeah, it's a tough time of the year for some parents. that's why 9news is holding our stuff meteorologist belen de leon to tell us more about what's going on. hey, belen. >> hi, guys. good morning. it's very exciting at the warehouse. we have 25 volunteers from king soopers. what they are doing is sorting out all of these items that have already been donated by all of our viewers. now, you can't come out here and pick up these donations. how it works is that from here

determined to 16 school districts. they will determine what classes get it. it's really exciting to know that over $60,000 of cool supplies here will be going to students in our community. so a great day. i just feel good. you want to feel better? let's look at that forecast because the temperatures for today are going to be warmer. highs are going to be in the mid 80s. our friends on the eastern plains, you are watching and talking about? it's foggy out here. a fog advisory to 9:00 this morning. the temperatures are cool. 50s and 40s on the map. closer to the foothills the temperatures are in the 30s. this afternoon the highs will be in the mid-to-low 80s. temperatures closer to the foothills will be in the 70s and 60s. so a bit of a change of pace in comparison to what we have seen the past few days. i know you guys are wondering, what is that forecast going to

i have the answer coming up in full weather. also talking about stuff for students and all the amazing things that are happening. i will see you in ten minutes. >> thank you. talk to you later. parts of missouri and indiana under water this morning. heavy rains triggered flash floods friday night. 9news reporter vida urbonas has more. >> reporter: a flash city. last night torrential rains inundated the city swamping cars and turning the streets in river. water was nearly up to the rooftops of cars. residents were urged to move to higher ground. once this water started going down, crews are checking the cars to see if anybody was trapped inside. the stormy weather was part of the same system that produced tornados earlier in the day. and in indianapolis, streets and intersections flooded after

stranded. one driver tried to cross a flooded underpass. didn't work out so well. her suv began to float, and the driver was then forced to wade to safety. she wasn't the only driver trying to make it out. >> kicked my door in and get out and swim away. >> you couldn't get the window open? >> i had to kick it hard because the current's coming this way. so thank god i had my daughter in the car. >> a foot of water will float want you to remember this phrase. it's best to turn around, don't drown. in the information center, vida urbonas, 9news. right now you can see the devastation in central italy. that 6.2 magnitude quake that struck on tuesday still causing sizable tremors. hundreds of aftershocks, one of the strongest measured at 4.2 magnitude. this as the country holds a national day of mourning. it includes a funeral for some

284. search and rescue efforts have been hampered by the hundreds of aftershocks. one damaging a key bridge into amatrice. a earthquake hit on wednesday. 200 people died in that town alone. we may be far away from italy, but there are ways that you can help. a local denver restaurant is holding a fundraiser to help earthquake victims. the owners of spuntino italian amatrice's signature pasta dish. half of the proceeds go to help relief efforts in the area. the fundraiser taking place now until september 4. we have more information on this story on 9news.com. a mother of four who is also the cousin of chicago bulls star dwyane wade was shot and killed in chicago. police say she was an innocent bystander killed by crossfire outside of a school. police say nakia aldridge was registering her children for school when two men got into a

the time. the baby was not hurt. aldridge died after being shot in the head and arm. investigators believe the shooting was gapping related. dwyane wade tweeted about his cousin's death saying this was another act of senseless gun violence. four kids lost their mom for no reason. enough is enough. we know the name of the man shot and killed by fort collins police. 63-year-old jerry jackson died of multiple gunshot wounds. police responded to a dispute. officers tased him but say he kept coming at him and they fired. three officers have been placed on leave until the investigation is complete should investigators are trying to find out what happened to a person who died in the san juan national forest. u.s. forest service workers discovered human remains in a remote area of east pagosa springs. investigators are hoping items found in the area like clothing, shoes, sunglasses

the deputies say they don't know how long the remains have been out there. friends of a lakewood mother say she was the type of woman who would do anything for her children. and that was clearly true. 35-year-old chelsea russell died of heart failure trying to rescue her son in lake powell. the two-year-old fell off a houseboat tuesday and russell dove in to save him. the toddler was found floating on top of his mother. he was alive, but she was not. >> i re-read this thank you note that the summer of 2009. it was very heartfelt and sweet and personal. and that was chelsea. she always was going out and reaching out and making other people feel good. >> that was jack berryhill. chelsea interned for him in 2009 when he was a state judge. she was a mother of two. a triathlete and an attorney in denver. visitors to rocky mountain national park are being

break-ins. purses containing credit cards were stolen. after that, this guy was caught on camera using those cards to buy camping equipment. if you have information, contact your local police or the rocky mountain national park tip line. a flight headed to dia from omaha, nebraska was delayed. not at all unusual until you figure out way. a man started strange, screaming at people that they were trying to kill him. the man ended up stripping down to his underwear, took off running from police, climbed a fence, stole an airline truck and rammed it into the southwest plane boarding for denver, which is what prompted the delay. luckily, nobody was hurt. police arrested that man. he is pace -- facing criminal charges. passengers arrived in denver three hours late. hey, for those of us who get nervous when they travel. airports can be stressful.

passengers. and now there are a lot more pups on duty to do this. dia has nearly doubled the size of its k-9 airport therapy squad. it's called cats for short. and they have 53 dogs up from 26 they had just a while ago. the manager of the volunteer program says she hopes to grow the program even more. >> the idea of the program is to offer stress relief to passengers and employees that work at the airport. the airport is a stressful environment, and these dogs offer a sense of calmness to those that they encounter. >> there are 26 different breeds of dogs on the squad. they can be spotted at dia wearing blue and black checkered vests. my favorite part, i love that this is called cats. >> and it's cost. >> i was confused. i like it. >> it sticks with you. all right. a unique rescue to tell you

>> and it's a strange rescue. you're going to look at video of a county toll road in houston, and imagine the dangerous situation this woman put herself in. she gets out of her car. she is trying to find a cat. again, in very dangerous conditions. there is a lot of traffic on the sam houston tollway, as you can see, at the time. she doesn't care at all. the cat was rescued. she was not hurt. but officials definitely do not recommend doing what she is doing. >> wasn't paying attent she could have easily got hit. fortunately, the other motorists were paying attention to her. >> cats have nine lives, lady. >> she does not. >> you got one. that cat has nine. >> a police officer had used his car to shield this woman from traffic as she was walking along the edge of the freeway. >> that officer has to be going, why? what are you doing? >> self-proclaimed crazy cat lady, i am thinking this woman is a little too much.

fall is around the corner. today is going to feel like summer again. >> will it last? we will check in with belen. she is busy this morning. a live look from coors field in

7:14 on your saturday. good morning, everyone. thank you for starting your day with us. so summer is over and school is now back in session. but did you know so many students can't even afford basic school supplies? that's a big reason why 9news held our stuff for students drive. >> belen de leon to tell us what's going on. a lot of busy folks out there today? >> yes, lots of volunteers out

can you guys remember on that first day of school whenever you went into school how exciting it felt when you had your backpack full of supplies? i mean, it sets you up for a great start to the school year. and as you guys have mentioned, there are several of our students here in the metro area and colorado that, you know, can't afford more than a pencil or folder. we will be talking about how you can continue to contribute to stuff for students in a few seconds. right now, a look at your forecast for today because i am wearing my orange. i hope you show your broncos pride today because we are going to take on the rams. man, they are not even gonna know what's coming to them. our coverage starts at 6:00 on channel 20. the game starts at 7. there is a chance for some storms. leading up to the game i am expecting the clouds to increase. winds to increase, as well. a possibility for some lightning close to the stadium. we have to keep a close eye on

outside trying to enjoy the weather. the high today is 84. warmer than yesterday. this morning we have some fog out on the eastern plains, but that will be lifting by around 9 a.m. the highs for today will be in the 80s up and down the i-25 corridor. if you are headed down south to the colorado state fair again a chance for storms this afternoon. pueblo 89. in the mountains temperatures in the 60s. check out where we're at right now. temperatures are in the 50s and 40s on the map. in the mountains, a few 30- degree readi with sunshine, and that sunshine will last for a good amount of the day. by lunchtime we are looking at great weather. a chance for maybe a few isolated storms closer to the foothills. clouds increase out towards the san juans and those storms will be more scattered in the mountains than what they are going to be here on the front range. the timing for the storms in the metro area i think will be between 5 to 10 p.m. into the evening we go. notice how even into about 10:00 p.m. still a chance for some storms in our central mountains and to

of colorado. overnight skies are partly cloudy and some areas of fog could develop. the highest amount of rain is expected to fall closer to the foothills. areas closer could get an inch of rain with some of these quick storms. tonight 56 will be the overnight low. that planning forecast. tomorrow is is going to be warmer. a high of 87 degrees with some isolated storms in the forecast. on monday, 84. on tuesday, storms again in the afternoon. a little bit cooler, and then on thursday, gosh, we are really taking a break from the 90s, huh? we will stay tuned to that forecast because it is going to be up and down, up and down. all right. out here at volunteers of america, i am now joined by a representative of king soopers. this is kelly mckinnon. thank you for being with us. it's exciting to see all of these school supplies and knowing our students are going to be benefiting from it? >> yes, first of all, thanks to 9news. you bring a face to this. we know how many kids there are across the state of colorado

like this together, they would go to school without new school supplies. that's so important to them. thank you so much. we are happy to help and hopefully give all these kids and help the teachers with school supplies that are needed. >> reporter: $60,000 worth of supplies so far. you know, through the year, you know, there is still a need for those supplies. i know i get letters from my teachers saying, hey, we need this again. you know, folks can still contribute to stuff for students through king soopers through the end of the month? >> up a box at any king soopers location and take it to the check stand. that will help students in need in colorado. >> you don't have to pick out the items. can you say here is my money. >> it's super easy. thank you. and thank you to our volunteers and to all the people helping this happen. >> reporter: the collaboration, king soopers, larry h. miller, volunteers of america, friends at 9news. it's a morning of feel good, right?

morning. guys, back to you. >> i have some of your friends here from festival central americano. >> i say hi. >> talk to you later. if you love central american music, dancing, food, there is an event you don't want to miss next weekend. it's in aurora. joining us this morning salvador and michael. thanks for being here. we really appreciate it. >> thanks for the invite. >> so the ninth year. we are expecting something is that right? >> yeah. we are very, very excited about this event. it's nine years doing this event. we are expecting a lot of people and it's going to be great music, great food. we are really ready for it. excited. >> tell me your favorite part. what do you love so much about the festival? >> besides the cultural part, the music is going to be great. >> absolutely. michael, tell us how we can get involved. where can people go, and when

well, at the community college of aurora. it's a big place. it will be fun. i am going to be the d.j. there. >> you're the d.j.? >> i am the d.j. >> you're going to get things going? right on. >> it will be fun. we will have special foods. foods from central america. we have a clown. different artists. different bands. different groups. >> it's definitely a cultural to you and the community in aurora. >> this is to celebrate the independence of the central american countries. it's something that we want to actually bring to the community, just the way we do it back home, right? >> right. >> besides all the cultural things, i mean there's gonna be food, which is very cultural. >> sure. >> also there is going to be entertainment for kids.

food from el salvador, honduras, costa rica, south america. >> i brought these. these are called -- how do you call them? many names, really. but we call them aminos. >> we have a couple of seconds. saturday the d. >> yes. starts at 9:00 a.m. and goes to 8 p.m. >> thanks for being with us. we appreciate it. thank you so much. sounds like a blast. >> sounds like a lot of fun. next we are going to introduce you to smoky in the weekend edition of petline9. a sweet guy looking for a forever home. he has a few restrictions. we will tell you all about it

this week's petline9 we have smoky. he is nine months old. such a sweetheart. good morning. >> good morning. thanks for having us.

home? >> he was born with a heart condition. he requires medication and he needs his heart checked on a regular basis. he is going to need a home where somebody can keep an eye on him. look for symptoms like coughing or lethargy and get him to the vet if he has that. >> all right. let's turn him around so we can get a look at his face. >> would be good. he is very handsome. >> yes. very playful. very calm right now, too. >> he is. he is a good boy. >> tell us about your events you have coming up. >> the last weekend of august, the 27th and 28th, and the last weekend of september, the 24th and 25th, we have garage sales in our shelter parking lot to raise money to keep the shelter open and to pay for the veterinary bills and things like that that we have for kitties like smoky. >> the information on smoky on 9news.com.

good morning. we will be all broncos all the time sooner rather than later. so when we can, we try to start the sportscast with something else, like now beginning with baseball. rockies in washington to take on the nationals. let's take two for jeff hoffman. he was rocked by the best team in baseball. the cubs in his debut la night, he faced the third best. the result the same. the start was worse. second batter of the game, jayson werth says see ya and colorado would never catch up. rockies lose their fourth in a row 8-5. rapids and real salt lake. the second and third best teams in the mls. rapids have a better record, but were they the better team

>> goal! the colorado rapids! >> fantastic. what a call, and what a goal. unfortunately, it would be the only goal for the rapids. real answered with two. colorado loses. the final 2-1. all right. now the broncos. and i love what t.j. ward said about the denver d this week. quote, we can be better, but we won't have to be. the broncos believe in that offense, believe they'll be might be. >> i just think we're better as a group, you know? we are a lot better as a group. then another part of it, we don't want to rely on the defense too much, you know? i think we got comfortable with that last year. >> our main focus is getting the running game going. all three quarterbacks can make every throw. once we get the running game going, the passing game will come. we will be ready. >> we are less than 12 hours

the buffs and rams, and that game actually counts. >> we are not looking to lose. we just want to win game by game, and hopefully our friends don't talk too much smack if we win. if we do, so be it. >> the fact that we are in the same state is like i want to win, you know? if i ever go down to boulder, i want to be able to hold my head up high and look you in your eyes and give a little smirk. this year they are favored by just over a touchdown. cannot wait. that does it for morning

the fight against terrorism. police in bangladesh kill and corner that man. a fierce fire season in castle rock getting worse.

the state. a british billionaire hurt himself in a really rough bike accident. the drop of a phone led to a bizarre rescue in norway. a strange story you don't want to miss. and a sure sign football's back. fall is back. football is here. so is taylor temby. we will check in with her later. first, denver police are investigating an officer- involved shooting in the baker neighborhood. police say officers were trying street and ellsworth avenue west of broadway. >> the suspect was shot, taken to the hospital. no word how he is doing. no officers were hurt. we also have an update on breaking news out of larimer county. deputies are looking for a shooting suspect near overland trail about a mile away from csu's campus in fort collins. officials say a man shot his brother and ran. >> the victim was transported to an area hospital.

suspect. he is a 17-year-old hispanic male, 5'7", 140 pounds. they believe he is armed. the larimer county sheriff's office is telling people to lock their doors if you live in that area and shelter in place. we are working on getting more information. >> clearly dealing with an armed and dangerous suspect. summer is over. school is here. so many students cannot afford basic school supplies. ew students drive. belen de leon is at voluntaries of america's warehouse. belen, you are a mother. you know how many supplies it takes for the kiddos. some parents don't have the funds for it? >> reporter: they don't. so we're happy to take the lead to raise and collect all of these items for the students here in the metro area. so coming up we will have more great interviews to learn about the people that are involved in

comfy. no clouds that i can see in the sky right now. but our friends out in the eastern plains, it's a different story because you guys are in a glammy partnership right now because you have dense fog. there is an advisory out there in effect to 7:00 this morning. visibility is less than a quarter of a mile. the temperatures are already feeling really nice under the sunshine. 40s and 50s. now, closer to the divide temperatures are in the 30s. your afternoon highs are going to be warmer than what we have had in the past few days. closer to the foothills temperatures in the 60s and 70s. enjoy that sunshine this afternoon. we will see an increase in clouds and a chance for a few isolated storms. at least in colorado, not expecting for any of those storms to turn severe. they will be a bit more numerous in the mountains. look at this. as i was looking through a couple of school supplies, i have our backpack

he can be serious sometimes. jessica, this one for you. yeah? it's kind of fierce. this one for me. avengers because i am kind of a wildcard. more from stuff for students coming up. back to you. >> belen, i am 90% sure that is your son's backpack and you just brought it from home for this demonstration. >> reporter: maybe. it might be mine. >> you nailed it. thank you. 7:36 now. evacuations still in effect this morning for the so-ll california. firefighters say they have stopped the progression of the brushfire near bear valley springs in kern county. the fire has burned more than 500 acres and is currently zero percent contained. a recommended evacuation yesterday for residents in the bear valley springs area. bangladesh police killed one of the masterminds of the

22 people were killed. bangladesh security forces killed three other militants on their raid on the hideout in the outskirts of the capital. isis claimed responsibility for all of this. isis said the guy behind that attack was a bangladesh canadian born citizen and a national commander. police have arrested five men on commission of preparing and instigating acts of terrorism. police deployed a bomb team. they detained the men at two different locations. police say this investigation is ongoing. they are searching additional properties from the stoke and birmingham areas. in texas, a death investigation underway because of what two people found while playing pokemongo. they were playing the game during the lump break. they -- lunch break.

old man. a british billionaire hurt himself. >> richard branson hit a bump in the road. he is 66 years old. posted this picture of his bloodied face on social media friday showing that he has some pretty significant injuries there. cracked cheek. torn ligaments. severe cuts. got medical treatment. he was lucky to have more serious injuries. all right. here we go. this guy dropped his phone in an outhouse. he made an attempt to recover the phone. he got stuck. he would eventually need help. his friends called the fire department to fish him out of the toilet. i am disgusted, and i get you

his hands. >> did he get his phone? >> if your phone calls, just let it go. you can get a new one. >> at what point do you say i might go looking for my phone in an outhouse? >> he can't be the smartest guy in the world. >> can you imagine the fire department getting that call? moving on, the olympics may be over. last night a high school football player made a strong case to be a 2020 tokyo games. >> alonzo is a sophomore running back. he fakes the punt and uses his speed to get around the defense. he makes one defender look foolish. just flies right over. sticks the landing. the crowd goes nuts. >> it was beautiful. 7:39. a warmer weekend in store for us. but there is a chance that we could experience some storms during the broncos game. >> we will check in with belen

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7:42 on your saturday. we have been telling you, of course, that summer's over and the school year is beginning and that so many students who are going back to school can't afford basic school supplies they need. our meteorologist belen de leon america' teho us about the drive and how we have done so far. we have seen so many supplies come in. stacks and stacks of pencils. everything you may need to go back to school? >> reporter: yes, ma'am. it's satisfying to know that 9news has had a part in collecting about $60,000 worth of supplies for students. and guys, while i am out here i feel a little nostalgic. do you remember taking elmer's glue and putting it on your

oh, fun times. anyway, we were easily entertained back then. let's get to the forecast. maybe you are headed to sports authority later today. you are going to get some entertainment from the broncos versus rams game. i am expecting for the clouds to increase leading up to the game and a chance for maybe an isolated storm during game time. so be prepared. we could have lightning in the area. the high is going to be warmer than what we had yesterday. 84 will be the high. there are some areas of fog an advisory in effect until 9. now, here in the metro area it's sunny, it's bright. most of the front range and even in the mountains, too, we are enjoying that sunshine starting off our day. our temperatures are going to warm into the 80s down low and out on the eastern plains. in the mountains 60s. in the western slope 81 degrees. our temperatures right now, i'll tell you what, i am out in the sunshine and it feels nice. i don't think i need a jacket. maybe friends in the mountains do because that's where we still have some temperatures in the 40s and 30s. so let's take you through the

things are looking good. by that time maybe a few storms closer to the foothills. clouds increasing in the san juans. then through the afternoon more scattered showers to the south of i-70 in the mountains. now, the timing for the storms here in the metro area i think could come between 5 to 10:00 p.m. overnight the skies are partly cloudy. tomorrow morning maybe some areas of patchy fog. the heaviest rain will be falling closer to the foothills. that's where we could see some, you know, possibly some storms rainfall in some spots. 56 will be the overnight low. we could have a few storms early. skies partly cloudy through tomorrow morning, and then tomorrow the high will be at 87 degrees. on monday 84. tuesday 80. wednesday 84. and then thursday a high of 87 degrees. so looks like we are taking a break from the 90s for a while and kind of transitioning into the fall-like area. follow me on facebook if you

to see pictures of me out here at volunteers of america. we couldn't do this without larry h. miller. you said let's rally and do something about it? >> that's correct. as a larry miller group, we have gathered our stores in the denver metro area and reached out to customers as well as employees to bring supplies and help those that need it. we go as far -- it's important to us that we enrich lives. laurie miller believes that we do good in the wo >> reporter: you are doing lots of good. you know, we were just talking about how many kids we have. not together, right? [ laughter ] i have three of my own. you have five kids. that gets expensive. >> it does. the average cost when i was in school was less than 100. now it's $250, $300 more per person. >> reporter: this is a truck that you brought. all of these items were donated and collected by larry h.

items that are here. afterwards, if you are still feeling a little charitable, i know a lady whose name rhymes with helen that needs a truck. [ laughter ] >> reporter: again, a reminder that you can continue to drop off items and our partners at king soopers are still accepting donations. you can still by the stuff for students boxes at the check-out counter. it's so easy to be able to give back. and the impact in the community is just so huge. so do something good this students at the metro area. it's just a cycle, guys. it just keeps giving back. so we really need to focus on our students. >> thank you. >> there are so many ways to do it. belen, thank you so much. 7:46. the future of space exploration came crashing down into a pool of water as part of the splash down test of nasa's spacecraft on friday. scientists used explosives. they used a pendulum to fling

behind a splash before bouncing against a safety netting. nasa hopes orion will carry astronauts into mars by 2023. what have you been up to all sumner. >> sleeping a little bit. i won't lie. this morning was a little abrupt. just the alarm went off and i was like, is this for real? >> we hear you. >> i am more excited to see you guys. i miss you. now that i am here, that means that summer over and it is time now to get back to business. our fall sports return with a vengeance this week. we have the highlights, including some big match-ups in zero week coming up next on the

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pomona earlier this week, they assured this game wouldn't go to overtime like last year. this meeting went down to the final seconds. >> one, two, three! >> we will pick it up in the second. pomona with a 7-0 lead and it's about to increase. ryan marquez finds max boregy for the 46-yard coti 14-7 at the half. mullen begins the comeback efforts in the third after a great opening drive and score. the mustangs take the lead at the start of the fourth. no one around him. as we warned you, this goes down to the final seconds. pomona fights back to tie it. with 26 seconds left, marquez to espinosa for the winning touchdown. pomona gets revenge. 28-21 is the final.

against poudre after a score by the impalas. they take it 80 yards down the field. not without a crucial block from kim as he sprints towards the end zone. county ties it 7-7 in the first. although it looked close early on, poudre's troy mcfadden sneaks past the goal line even after he hits his own offensive lineman for the score. poudre retakes the and keeps up the momentum. j.t. erickson scores for the second time of the night and increases his team's lead by two scores. poudre wins it 38-7. thornton football hosting roosevelt. it took a family effort for roosevelt. the qb pitches to his younger

into the end zone. trojans did their part to keep the game within reen?;defee just too tough. logan yost with an interception aspton to englewood for fletcher contributed. ready s?tu nash strikes again. that would all but seal the win for the blue devils. fort lupton takes it 15-0 and improves to 2-0 on the season.

>> volleyball is back in play. centaurus taking on erie at home. after dropping the first het, erie hit its stride. pulling on the kills. centaurus didn't lay down. each set was competitive. however, their opponents made it very difficult to catch up. scoot ahead to the fourth set. erie rinse three sets in a row for the 3- grandview taking on arapahoe. great save. but finally they broke through when kay will southern scored before halftime. get this. she only had one gel all year last season. in this game, she beat that total early in the second half and wasn't done yet. she added a third a little bit later for a hat trick. the wolves win their first game

monarch hosts smoky hill for a game on the pitch thursday. a little more than 15 minutes left in the first half, david peter capitalizes on a rebound to put his team up one to he. second half smoky corner kick. monarch keeper hank delmol lunges out. smoky's edly lopez would run down a pass and sail one in from way out. however, when the final buzzer range, monarch held on for the our fall season is just getting started. as a reminder, if you didn't get enough here, head online. we have posted the extended highlights and photos from each of our games. go to 9news.com/hss. today we have more soccer. a little bit of field hockey. some volleyball. we are fully into the season now. >> and you are fully awake. welcome back. stick with us, we are going

here is a look at what's coming up at 9:00. people asked to be on alert locking for a man who assaulted a woman on friday. parts of kansas city, missouri under water this morning. plus, hundreds are dead. so the burials begin. central italy just at the beginning of their grie earthquake this week. another shooting death in chicago. the cousin of a world famous

this is 9news. >> dpd has asked people in a popular trail near cherry creek to be on alert looking for the person who assaulted a woman on friday. parts of kansas city, missouri under water. flash floods ripped through. hundreds are dead. now the burials are beginning. central italy at the beginning of the chicago. this time the cousin of a world famous athlete. and let's take a live look at your drive this morning. smooth conditions along i-70 and genesee. many of you heading up to the high country yesterday. keep in mind, when you head back tomorrow the peak times will be 2 to 5:00. first, we have an update on breaking news we brought you this morning out of larimer county. deputies are looking for a shooting suspect and police are asking people to stay indoors.

overland trail and taft hill road. it's just about a mile away from csu's campus in fort collins. officials say a man shot his brother and took off running. >> its victim transported to an area hospital. deputies are still looking in that area for the suspect. he is described as a 17-year- old hispanic male, five seven, sense of history pounds. he was last seen wearing a white t-shirt stained with blood and white shorts. they believe he is armed. so the larimer county sheriff's office is telling people to lock their doors. if you live in that shelter in place until they are able to apprehend this suspect or at least figure out where he is. denver police are virgin galactic an officer-involved shooting in denver. >> yeah. they are in the baker neighborhood right now. this happened at fox street and ellsworth avenue west of broadway. police say they were trying to arrest somebody, gunfire erupted. officers fired their weapons. the suspect was shot and taken to the hospital. no word on his condition right

new this morning denver police's sex crimes unit needs your help finding this man accused of attacking a woman in the university hills neighborhood. police say the victim was walking on the trail when she was assaulted on friday. the woman says the man had dreadlocks, a beard, wearing a white knitted winter cap. if you know who this guy is, please call crime stoppers. i know i have heard from people on twitter this morning, people are very concerned ab this person is. meteorologist belen de leon is at volunteers of america's warehouse to tell us about a drive this morning to stuff some backpacks. school has started and it's time to make sure those kids are well prepared to get through the year? >> reporter: yeah. it's exciting to see the supplies that have been collected already. things like backpacks and color pencils and these boxes. these color boxes. all of these items can still be donated at larry h. miller and

9news.com. but let's get to the forecast because out here right now it's bright, it's sunny, and we're actually looking really nice over the mile high. but our friends out on the eastern plains, they've got a dense fog advisory in effect until 9:00 this morning. now, the current temperatures around town are still coming in the 50s. so still a bit cool. some of you might want to use a sweater if you are headed out. closer to the divide, those temperatures are in the 40s. this afternoon it's going to be warmer. highs are going to be in th 80s up and down the i-25 corridor. warmer than yesterday. a bit cooler than that in higher elevations. there is a chance for scattered showers. those will be mainly in the mountains. the storms that we get here this afternoon could arrive between 5 to 10:00 p.m. we could see maybe a storm or two arrive by the time the game starts. we going to time the storms for you coming up in just a few. ryan and jessica, just a

of america. these supplies are being distributed to school district. we can't give items directly to school districts. guys, okay. i have got a few ladies out here. we are going to do a little back-to-school runway show for you. look at my items. look at these backpacks. we are walking in different ways. look at these cool backpacks. these are just a couple of the items that have been dote 9news.com on how you can help and gather stuff for students. back to you. >> thanks so much. we will check in with you later. we appreciate it. parts of missouri and indiana are trying to dry out this morning. heavy rains triggered some flash floods friday night. 9news reporter vida urbonas has more. >> reporter: good morning. we start with a flash flood emergency in downtown kansas city. last night torrential rains inundated a city swamping cars

was nearly up to the rooftops of cars. residents were urged to move to higher ground. and once this water started going down, crews were out checking the cars to see if anybody was trapped inside. the stormy whether was part of the same system that produced tornados earlier in the day. and in indianapolis yesterday evening streets and intersections flooded after heavy rain left some drivers stranded. one driver tried to cross a flooded underpass. didn't work out so well. her suv began to float to safety. she wasn't the only driver trying to make it out. >> kick my door in and get out and swim away. >> reporter: you couldn't get that window open? >> i had kick it hard because the current's coming this way. so thank god i didn't have my daughter in the car. she is one and a half. i would have freaked out. >> reporter: officials say a foot of water will float many vehicles and they want you to remember this phrase. they say it's best to turn

urbonas, 9news. by now you have seen the devastation in central italy. that 6.2 magnitude earthquake that struck on tuesday is causing sizable tremors. hundreds of aftershocks, one of the strongest measured at 4.2 magnitude. >> the death toll is now up to 284. hampered by hundreds of aftershocks. one damaging a key bridge into amatrice. a 6.2 earthquake hit the central town on tuesday. 200 people died in that town alone. >> we may be far away from italy, but there are ways that you can help. a local denver restaurant is holding a fundraiser to help earthquake victims. the owners of spuntino restaurant are serving up amatrice's signature dish.

it takes place from now to september 4. for more information visit 9news.com. a mother of four who is also the cousin of chicago bulls star dwyane wade was shot and killed in chicago. she was an innocent bystander killed by crossfire out of the school. she was registering her children for school when two men got into a gunfight outside. she was pushing a stroller at the time. luckily, the baby was not hurt. in dwyane wade tweeted about his cousin's death saying this is another another act of senseless gun violence. four kids lost their mom for no reason. enough is enough. from the get-go, donald trump has upset men hispanics with his rhetoric about immigration policy. this week he is in a state he knows well. he met with hispanic business

he tried winning them over by insisting his economic policies would be better for minority- owned business owners. he sent mixed messages. he has been indecisive about his plan to deport 11 million illegal immigrants in the u.s. he said he would support them, but his campaign back pedaled on that concept. the attacks against donald trump are coming out in full rc hillary clinton said her opponent's campaign is built on prejudice and paranoia. she said no foundation ties will affect her presidency. this as republicans are frustrated over the delayed release of clinton's schedules, which could help determine clinton's conduct during her time as secretary of state. the schedules are not expected to be released until late december. lawyers are trying to get it pushed so that they could be

records claim donald trump will be the healthiest president ever elected. there are questions as to why it only took five minutes for trump's doctor to write the glowing assessment. the doctor has been trump's physician for 35 years. he says he was asked to write the letter, thought about what he was going to say all day and typed it out last minute as trump waited for him outside. trump's allies have been questioning hillary clinton's health recently. that's despite a two page letter from her doctor saying she has no for those of us who get nervous when we travel, here in denver dia's therapy dogs help calm anxious passengers. now there are a lot more of them. dia has nearly doubled the size of its k-9 airport therapy squad. k-9 airport therapy squad, cats for short. they have 53 dogs up from 26. the manager of the volunteer program says she hopes to grow the program even more in the future. >> the idea of the program is

passengers and employees that work at the airport. the airport is a very stressful environment and can be a very stressful environment. these dogs offer a sense of calmness to those that they encounter. >> there are 26 breeds of dogs on the squad. they can be spotted wearing blue and black checkered vests with the words cat on them. >> i got delayed. i could have hung out with one of these pooches. that would have been fun. waiting. hey, fall is around the corner. today feels a lot like summer. >> will it last?

8:12 on your saturday morning. you are taking a look at a time lapse of a denver skyline from this morning. so, obviously, this is not going to affect the metro area, but belen de leon says that you're going to see some fog on the plains until about mid- morning, and guys, with a beautiful sunrise we are in for a beautiful weekend with those temperatures warming up. >> look at that. a beautiful shot. all those cars going by and the sun up, up, up. it is bright 8:13 on your saturday morning. >> pretty sure they put that together just for us, ryan, because we never have a chance to look at weekend skies. >> always stuck in the studio. hey, we are happy to be with you. >> you know who always gets to look at a sunrise? belen de leon. she is at the volunteers of america's warehouse to tell us more about the stuff for students drive. good morning, belen. >> reporter: hi, guys. i am sharing the good things that we're doing in the community and that are

we are in the warehouse for volunteers of america where 25 volunteers from king soopers are sorting the items that you guys have donated for stuff for students. so, you know, we are just happy. it's a feel-good kind of morning. this is going to our youth here in colorado. let's get to that forecast because you know what? we are talking about sunshine in the sky right now. there is a chance for storms this afternoon and the timing of it, aye-yai-yai, it could come, well, at a not so good time because there is a possibility for storms during the bron so there could be some lightning in that area. we will have to just kind of stay tuned. the high for today 84 degrees. some fog on the eastern plains. a dense fog advisory in effect to 9 a.m. it's it's going to be warmer this weekend. this afternoon temperatures in the 80s. along i-25 and out in the eastern plains and the mountains the temperatures will be in the 60s. 80s on the western slope. right now it's a pretty nice start to the day. temperatures are currently in the 50s. a few low-lying areas a bit cooler. in the mountains a few

30s. so let's take you through your futurecast. we will still have sun in the sky through lunch time but clouds increasing towards the southwest. a better chance for scattered showers in the mountains through the afternoon around 5:30 south of i-70. and i think the timing for those storms here in the metro area will be between 5 to 10:00 p.m. after some early storms tonight our skies are partly cloudy and then through tomorrow morning some fog could develop. now, how much rain could we see in around the be lucky to see any storms. i think lightning will be a hazard for us. but the heaviest rain could fall closer to the foothills and near the divide. tonight 56 will be the overnight low with a few storms early, and then skies turn partly cloudy. then for the next few days a break from the 90s. tomorrow a high of 87 with isolated afternoon storms. monday and tuesday a little bit of a cooldown. still a chance for storms in the afternoon, and wednesday and thursday temperatures in the mid 80s. but stay tuned to that

twitter if you have any weather questions. back here at the warehouse for volunteers of america, i am here with sarah saddler. we have our volunteers working really hard. you are helping with the distribution of all of these items, and you know, this actually hits home because you guys know a lot of stories from people that would really benefit from these supplies? >> yeah. so at volunteers of america we see a lot of families that have this need. i was talking to a family with three kids last week, and they just really are grateful that they can go to going to be right there in the classroom for them and they can focus on other things that are really important, like books and new tennis shoes and things like that that might not be able to fit in the budget if there was school supplies to buy, as well. >> reporter: that lifts a huge weight off of their shoulders. thank you so much to volunteers of america. you guys are distributing the items that we see today here to these school districts. and then the school districts give them to the schools, and then from there they give them to the classrooms.

that they can't come here and get school supplies. this is the way it's been decided works best. hopefully, these school supplies make their way to your school. thank you so much to volunteers of america. guys, back to you. >> thanks. hey, are you getting ready to do some work around the house today? we all know repainting a room can make a huge difference. >> painting the baseboards, that can be tough. up next in this team shows us two ways to

welcome to "fix this" presented by home advisor. the free and easy way to find the best home pros. >> hi everybody. so if you want to make a room in your house look like it's been remodeled, we know that painting is a huge trick. but one thing that can actually make it, take it to a whole new level is making sure you properly paint your baseboards. over time they can get scuffed, get dings and dents in them,

you two ways. you need a little knowledge, you need the equipment, and it's a little time consuming, but boy does to make it look fantastic. there are two ways you can repaint your baseboards. i will show you the outcome of both when we're done. a great tip is to use a high- gloss white paint. this will help keep off the scuffs and will make your room pop. for the first base board painting job you will need painter's tape, white glossy paint, paint pan, a paint pad, a paint brush, drop cloth to protect the floor. first, you can use painters tape to mark off the walls and floor. cover the floor with the drop cloth. use your paint pad to paint the flap portion of the baseboards. next use a paint brush to fill in the areas that the pad can't reach. let it dry and reapply until it's nice and new looking.

and carefully remove the painters tape. if you want to take it one step further to make your baseboards look more like brand new baseboards or if you have to resurface your floors, here is a secret the experts use. you will need an xacto knife, pry bar, hammer, needle nose pliers, safety gloves, a belt sander or sandpaper, wood filler, latex caulking, a small ruler, a drop cloth, and white take an xacto knife to break the caulking seal from the baseboards at the wall. use a pry bar to pry it loose from the wall. pry baseboards from underneath so you don't damage your walls. pull out the baseboards and once they are out you will need needle nosed pliers to pull out the nails. use the safety gloves and twist and pull the nails towards you to get them out. if you can't get them out that way, you can really cut them

baseboards. next step. use a lightly damp cloth to wipe down and get anything off of the baseboards. now sand down the baseboards to get out any rough edges. fill any holes or dents with wood filler. once the filler dries, sand again. now it's time to paint. over a drop roller to paint the baseboards. let that paint dry and add another coat until it's covered the way you like it. once the baseboard is dry, nail them back into the wall. if you don't have a nail gun, hammer in no-head nails and use another nail to tap it in past the wood. use caulking to finish it off at the top. run your finger over the caulking right away to make sure you have a smooth seam to the wall. put caulking over any nail holes and then you can cover

so the difference between the two is when you paint it directly on the wall, it looks good but not as great if you just take it out, do the work off site and put it back in. but, boy, if you don't have the equipment to do that or you don't have the time, you can just paint it directly on the wall and get a fantastic look. if you would like more information go to

good morning. we will be all broncos all the time sooner rather than later some when we can, we try to start the parts cast with something else like now beginning with baseball. rockies in washington to take on the nationals. let's take two for jeff hoffman. on the mound rocked by the best team in baseball. the cubs in his debut, he had to face the third best. the result the same. it wasn't quite as bad, though the start was worse. second batter of the jayson werth says see ya, and colorado will never catch up. the rockies lose their fourth in a row. final score was 8-5. monster match-up on the pitch between your rapids and real salt lake. the second and third best teams in the mls. rapids have a better record, but were they the better team last night?

the colorado rapids! >> fantastic. what a call, and what a goal. unfortunately, it would be the only goal for the rapids. real answered with two. colorado loses. the final was 2-1. all right. now the broncos. and i love what t.j. ward said about the denver d this week. quote, we can be better, but we won't have to be. the broncos believe in that offense, believe they will be better no matter who the qb might be. >> i just think we're better as a group, you know. we are a lot better don't want to rely on the defense too much, you know. i think we got comfortable with that last year. we want to do our part on this team also. >> our main focus is getting the running game going. all three quarterbacks can make every throw. once we get the running game going, the passing game will come. we will be ready. >> we are less than 12 hours away from the broncos and rams and less than a week away from the buffs and rams. and that game actually counts.

we just want to win game by game, and hopefully our fans don't talk too much smack if we win. but if we do, so be it. >> the fact that we're in the same state is like i want to win, you know? if i ever go down to boulder, i want to be able to hold my head up high and look you in your eyes, you know, give a little smirk. >> cu won that game last year, and this year they are favored by just over a touchdown. cannot wait. that will do

terrorism. police in a big fight in the -- a big win in the fight against terrorism. police in bangladesh. nooser california getting worse. firefighters are battling a new fire in the central part of the

situations playing pokemon go. why police opened a death investigation in texas. drivers couldn't keep their eyes off a person and cat on the highway. and a sure sign fall is back. football is here, and so is taylor temby. she has highlights from zero week games later in the prep rally. 8:32. first in larimer county, deputies looking for a shooting the suspect is armed and dangerous. the area is near overland trail and taft hill road. it's about a mile away from csu's campus in fort collins. officials say a man shot his brother and took off. >> the victim transported to an area hospital. deputies still looking for the suspect in that area. the suspect is described as a 17-year-old hispanic male, 5'7", 140 pounds. he was wearing a white t-shirt stained with blood, white

so the larimer county sheriff's office is telling people to lock their doors. if you live in that area, you need to shelter in place until they have some more information to share. 8:33 now. sometimes in colorado we are waking up to fog. others to some strong winds. so let's get straight to meteorologist belen de leon. she has been holding it down at the volunteers of america warehouse this morning. >> reporter: hi, guys. i have been smiling in front of a camera. all of thes heavy boxes and doing the sorting. they are the volunteers from king soopers. kudos to you guys. give me a high-five! way to go! >> [ cheers and applause ]. >> reporter: they are so great. it's sunny outside. it's sunny in here with those smiles. let's take a look at that forecast. you know where it's not sunny in our friends in the eastern plains, you have some fog out there. but it's not going to last long. we are going to see that fog start to lift about 9:00 this morning. now, let's talk about the temperatures because right now

the 50s. they are in the 40s closer to the foothills. the temperatures are in the 30s there. your highs are going to be in the low-to-mid 80s. so it's going to be warmer than where we were yesterday. back out here at the warehouse, you know, we will take a look at that extended forecast in just a few. i know you want to know what that broncos game looks like. we will take a look at your sunday forecast, as well. we are working hard out here for stuff for students. none of this would be possible without you. so all of us out here i have that full forecast coming up. everyone wave! everyone is watching you ought home. guys. >> belen, thank you so much. 8:34. an evacuation still in effect right now for the so-called range fire in central california. firefighters have stopped the progression of the brushfire in kern county. it has burned more than 500 acres, zero percent contained so far. officials recommended a evacuation yesterday for

bangladesh police killed one of the suspected masterminds of the july terror attack in dhaka after an hour long battle earlier today. was behind an attack on a cafe in dak a last month where 22 people were killed. bangladesh security forces killed three other militants in a raid on an isis hideout on the outskirts of the capital. isis claimed responsibility for the cafe attack and they said who was killed earlier today was a bangladesh born canadian citizen and one of their national commanders. in georgia, dramatic body cam video shows a georgia police officer rescuing a man trapped in a burning vehicle. >> you can see the man in the back seat hanging out of the window as flames got closer. the fire so intense other officers say the heat was

even. the crash bent the car's frame which jammed the doors shut. there was an explosion that happened during the rescue. you will hear that in a second. the officer had to bend the door back enough just to pull the man through the window. unfortunately, the driver did not survive this terrible crash. in texas a death investigation is underway because of a what two people found while playing pokemon go. the co-workers were playing this game during a lunch break. they were in a driveway near a cemetery in san antonio when they discovered a body. they are trying to learn the identity of the man and figure out whether foul play was involved in the death. 8:36. a british billionaire, a daredevil, he hurt himself in a bike accident. it's richard branson. he posted pictures of his face

the injuries. that cracked cheek, torn ligaments, severe cuts. he said he was lucky it wasn't worse. he was training for september's virgin strive challenge with participants hike, cycle, swim, run from the base of the matterhorn horn in the alps of mt. etna in sicily. a rescue on a remote island. people stranded on an uninhibited island in the pacific ocean. the coast guard saw their sos th saw them flashing their lights from the island. they will be okay. they told the coast guard they left micronesia with no emergency equipment. when the couple did not arrive at their destination the next day, authorities started their search. here is your disgusting story of the morning. he dropped his phone in theout house. he made an attempt to recover that phone. he got stuck. his name is cato bernstein larson. he took cameras to check it out. we don't know why. his friends called the fire

why, i say. why? leave your phone in there. you can get a new one. >> yeah, not worth a couple hundred bucks getting stuck in a toilet. no thank you. >> gross. another rescue. this one not some dude in a toilet. it's a cat on a highway. >> a dangerous and strange situation all the same. video of a county toll road in houston. and imagine seeing this as you're driving along a highway. that woman gets out of her car, starts chasing that cat around trying to catch it there are cars just driving past her and very concerned. can you see, obviously, a lot of traffic on the sam houston tollway. she really doesn't seem to care. the cat was rescued. no one was hurt, but officials really got recommend doing this. >> wasn't paying attention to the traffic whatsoever, and she could have easily got hit. fortunately, the other motorists were paying attention to her. >> a police officer used his car to shield the woman from traffic as she walked along the

the officer was frustrated as well because this woman is just, i mean, not even looking at the oncoming traffic. >> yeah. you could be responding to some other calls instead of this woman just chasing a cat blindly around. however, we are getting reaction to this on facebook saying, look, what are you supposed to do? leave a kitten in the middle of the road? >> that's my opinion. >> call officials. 8:39. there is a chance we could see some storms. >> meteorologist belen de leon

more than 90,000 kids within the dps school district head back to school this week. so many students can't afford basic school supplies. >> let's check in with meteorologist belen de leon. she is at voee about what's going on there. belen, so many people there working so hard to make this all happen? >> reporter: yes, they are. and ryan and jessica, look who just pulled up. it's the bright horizons early education and child care. what's your name? >> brady. >> reporter: did you just drive this bus out here? >> yes. >> reporter: he is a good driver and i guess generous, too.

the sunshine, you know, this afternoon we are going to see some clouds building leading into that game for the broncos against the rams. there is a chance for a few storms. i am not saying it's going to be a complete washout, but i think we have to be careful because there is a potential for some lightning with a few of the storms close to the metro area. now, the high for today is going to be warmer than where we were yesterday. our temperatures today are going to be rising into the 80s this afternoon. although we have some fog out east, that will mid-morning. isolated storms are in the forecast for us this afternoon here in the metro area. highs across colorado will look like this. 80s along i-25 and out on the eastern plains. temperatures in the mountains in the 60s. here is a look at your current temperatures right now. we are in the 50s. we have got some temperatures in the 40s in the mountains and this morning some folks like leadville woke up to temperatures in the 30s. brrr. futurecast shows a small chance for storms this afternoon.

you will be a-okay. 5:30 more scattered storms in the mountains. to the south of the metro area and this evening early storms are possible. skies will be partly cloudy with areas of fog. now, as far as how much rain we'll see, i think the amount of rain we'll see here in the metro area is not going to be very impressive. the overnight low tonight will drop to around 56 degrees with a few storms. skies will be partly cloudy, and for the next several days looks like we are going to get a break the 90-degree heat. the teer we will have a chance for a few storms in the afternoon. tomorrow the high of 87. if you have questions about your forecast follow me on facebook at belen underscore de leon tv. out here at the volunteers of america parking lot, we are out here with our friends from bright horizons. you didn't drive that, did you? >> no. >> reporter: you didn't. we are so glad you are out here. you brought a big donation?

we brought over 30,000 notebooks and backpacks and crayons and colored pencils and everything that kids really need to get the school year rolling. >> reporter: this bus is filled to the brim. i wish there was a way that you guys could look inside there. how did you manage to collect all of these items? >> as part of our curriculum and tour better world we enlisted all of our families and we did pertaining to this so that we could get a lot of donations. we did a trike-a-thon. we did a lemonade stand. we did a parents night out. all of those things helped us gather a ton of donations. >> reporter: any way to spread the word and get the kids involved. that is so wonderful. people can still give donations? >> yes. any location of bright horizons on the front range.

make you feel when you see all of these items in this school bus? >> wonderful. >> reporter: yeah, that's a lot of things in that school bus. that's going to help a lot of students just like you. it's going to make a big impact. all the information is on 9news.com. there is a way for you to be involved with stuff for students. you can't come here to volunteers of america to pick up these items. they will be distributed to injury school district. and a big thank you to the broncos who also had in collecting all of these items. >> off to a wonderful school year thanks to all of these items. taylor, you and i were talking about a bigger nfl story. colin kaepernick had a preseason game last night. decided he wasn't going to stand for the national anthem? >> yeah, apparently the second time he has chosen to do that during the preseason. it's really interesting. i know you are tweeting it out. >> tell us about prep sports today. >> yeah. so much going on, guys. zero week for football.

the season. we are down to business. all of our fall sports return with a vengeance this week. highlights including the big

good morning everyone. when i spoke with pomona earlier this week, they assured me this game wouldn't go to overtime like their meeting did last year. they were true to their word, but barely. this meeting went down to the final seconds. >> one, two, three! one, two, three! >> well, picking up in the

but about to increase that. marquez for the 46-year-old completion. that would set up a panthers touchdown a couple of plays later. 14-7 at the half. after a great opening drive and score, the mustangs take the lead at the start of the 4th. another six. no one around him. as we warned you, this would go to the final seconds. pomona ties it and then with 26 seconds left marquez to spinoza for the winning touchdown. 28-21 is the final. douglas county looked to defend its house friday night against the visiting poudre. after a score by the impalas, he connects with howard who takes it 80 yards down the field. not without a crucial block from kim as he sprints towards the end zone. county ties it 7-7 in the first.

early. poudre's mcfadden sneaks past the goal line even after bouncing off one of his own offensive linemen for the score. poudre retakes the lead 14-7 and keeps that momentum. really no stopping them from scoring even in the fourth. j. t. erickson scores for the second time and increasing the team's lead by two. poudre wins 38- roosevelt. it took a family effort for roosevelt. hurtado pitches it to younger brother angelo who found it into the end zone to make it 21- 0 roughriders. otero with a great tackle on fourth down in the second. in the end roosevelt's defense too tough. here logan yost with an interception before half and that sets up a field goal.

zero week for football. it was more field hockey, golf, soccer, softball with some of the latter already weeks into those seasons. fort lupton down to englewood for their second game of the season and they were clearly ready to go. after the third fort lupton with a 9-0. this torres scores. 15-0. improves to 2-0 this season. >> no matter what game or whatever goes on, no matter how many mistakes, we still got each other's back at the end of the day. volleyball is back in play. after dropping the first set, erie hit its stride. maya michaelson piling on the kills. each set as competitive. however, their opponents made it difficult to catch up.

fourth set. erie's barringer makes a statement. that kill increases the lead. erie wins three sets in a row for the 3-1 win. field hockey. grandview taking on arapahoe in each team's first game of the year. scoreless for a while thanks to arapahoe bridgette dowling. great save there. grandview broke when kay loo southern scored before halftime. get this. she only had one goal all year last season. in total early in the second half. she added a third just a little bit later for the hat trick, and they win their first game of the season 5-0. monarch and smoky hill thursday. a little more than 15 minutes left in the first half. 1-0. in the second half, smoky corner kick monarch keeper

lopez would run down a pass and sail one in from way out. when the final buzzer rang, monarch held on. 2-1 the final. this fall season is just getting started. if you didn't get enough here, go online. we have extended highlights, photos from each of our games. go to 9news.com/hss. >> another season about to start. >> that's right. yeah. zero week is over. next week most of the games of the year. we are just gearing up. >> should be fun. >> glad to have you back. >> thanks. >> thanks. we will be

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let's recap some of your top stories. an officer-involved shooting in denver that happened in the baker neighborhood. it's on fox street and

police were trying to arrest somebody and shots were fired. >> the suspect was shot, taken to the hospital. no word how he's doing. no officers were hurt in all of this. we will continue to update online through the day. another breaking news story from this morning out of larimer county. deputies still looking for a shooting suspect and people are asking people to stay indoors. this is near overland trail and taft hill road. officials say a man shot his brother and then took off. >> so the victim was hospital. deputies are actively searching for the suspect in that area. the suspect described as a 17- year-old hispanic male, about 5'7", 140 pounds, last seen wearing a white t-shirt, stained with blood, and white shorts. they believe he is armed. so the larimer county sheriff's office is telling people to lock their doors if you live in that area, to shelter in place. they want to make sure they can find this guy or the a least figure out where he is before

security in that area. we will keep you updated on 9news.com. thank you so much for joining us this morning. we are in for a warm weekend. so enjoy your day. we will see you right back here

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