police in pueblo -- chasing down new leads after an infant just one week old and missing. police in pueblo chasing down new leads after an infant disappears. donald trump is putting his money into colorado just as hillary clinton is backing money off of colorado. we're going to talk ab he is starting to spend in hopes of winning back support. >> i'll continue to sit. i will continue to stand with the people being oppressed. to me, this is something that has do change. sit or stand? do you think the decision to sit out the national anthem waa go to 9nvotenow. you can vote in five minute. first, breaking news.

overnight. a man was in a car, refusing to get out, and police believe he was armed. jessica oh has an update. good morning, jessica. >> reporter: good morning, corey. such a stark difference from -- at this scene from what we saw 15, 20 minutes ago. we saw police cars surrounding not just king soopers but surround areas as well. as i walked closer to the scene, we saw police officers with rifles drawn, running across closer to the scene here. it was very tense. they were yell into mega phones, asking for whoever was inside this car to come out. we saw somebody walk out of the car with his hands in the air. that person has been taken into custody this morning. then we immediately heard police yelling through the mega phone for another person and tell that person to come out. police have not confirmed who was inside. we're waiting to get more

so this scene cleared up 10, maybe 15 minutes ago. police all of a sudden turn their lights off and said the situation ended peacefully but we, again, know at least one suspect has been taken into custody. we are working to learn more about exactly what happened here but first, let's check the roads with amelia. the good news is sheridan is open. yes, that's right, jessica and thanks for rushing for good information on the scene. we do know -- jessica was able to confirm roads have opened 38 and sheridan. the previous enclosure was 38th but everything is back to normal, no delays because of the early morning hours. the rest of the drive is very quiet. we're looking at the 225 corridor between tamarack and dtc with a great convection towards the i-25 drive. we're starting to see our build- up already across 270, an early start with drive times looking pretty good but overall very

wise on highways. in a few, we'll talk about your ride to d.i.a. as well as an rtd update. >> sounds good, amelia. thank you much for that. gary and corey with you. marty is in the back yard. good morning. a little cooler this morning. it is a pleasant morning, quite calm and cloudy. we've had a stormy night just off to our south. amazing you can be out in dry conditions when it's been so stormy along and south of monument hill around colorado springs and in southeastern colora we're about to get hit with another round of storms, anywhere from 1 to 4 inches of rain fell overnight from southern sections of elbert and douglas county over monument hill through the black forest area down through colorado springs so really intense thunderstorms there. around here this morning, we'll have partly sunny conditions move into the upper 60s by the end of the rush hour this morning. temperatures just barely get into the 80s today.

quite small in the area and will be a much greater chance than county line road north. we will have a few clouds build up late this afternoon. >> all right, thank you much. there is a frantic search to find this one-week-old baby taken from pueblo over the the boy's father disappeared with his son after a doctor's appointment. police said the father has ties to mississippi and they're working with investigators to see if they may have had it down there. the infant's mom told police the baby's father, earnest johnson, took him to a doctor's appointment last tuesday. that was the last time they saw or heard about him. police believe johnson could be

rpq. the morgan county sheriff's office is worried about this woman, 66 who has not been seen in a week. she has dementia. one last saw her on road r west of fort morgan. people are asked to check sheds, garages, or vehicles for a sign of her. she's 4'10", 95-pounds. anyone with information is asked to call the number on your screen. denver police the west side this morning. a pedestrian died near alameda and morrison sunday night. it's unclear whether it was a hit-and-run. a photojournalist saw a car come back. the driver initially took off and police not confirm if the car was involved, saying the case is under investigation. one man is dead, another injured after a shooting on knox court in west denver. the shooting happened early sunday morning a few blocks from alameda and federal.

police still don't have a suspect or possible motive. neighbor have seen an increase in violence in that neighborhood recently. clouds will be around through the afternoon and will get a nice break mid-morning to around lunchtime and then really small rain storm chances late this afternoon. as far as the front range goes, clearing during the middle of the morning and small showers. notice how the conjugating along county line road. the reason is we have low pressure in the four corners and really pulling everything mostly into could be isolated storms north but i don't think there will be many. in the next two or three day, an isolated shower and smaller

check and see down south and if it will go into colorado. >> sounds pretty good to me. this decision was set. not long in time has created a controversy, not so much in time has such a controversy been created, i should say. san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick said sitting during the national anthem is his way of protesting injustice in this country. we would like to know what you is at it platform, protest, or sign of disrespect? get ready to vote on 9news.com/votenow but first, tarhonda here is with more on this story. he is not apologizing and this is all over social media. >> reporter: he's standing by his decision and said he will continue to sit until wrongs are righted in this country. now, as he's been sitting in the anthem for all the 49ers' preseason games, it was not until this weekend someone

his jersey on. immediately there was backlash, some saying kaepernick is showing disrespect and others understand his form of protest. kaepernick chooses to styted during the national anthem because he doesn't want to show pride in a flag for a country that "oppresses black people and people of color." he said protests will continue as long as that there are racial injustices. >> i will continue to sit. i will continue to stand with the people that are being oppressed. to me, has to change and when there is significant change and feel like the flak flag represent what is it's supposed to represent, people the way it's supposed to i will stand. >> reporter: the nfl does not have a policy to require people

stand. >> 90% of people right now say it's a sign of disrespect. a lot of fans have been upset and many see videos of him burning his jersey so it's interesting to see people voting this morning. >> definitely been a polarizing topic because on the other hand, you have some teammates say he hex plained this and we stand by his first amendment right. other nfl players are trashing him over it, saying this is absolutely wrong so it debt pends on your point of kaepernick, for his part, says, "hey, i have friends and family has been served in the military who stood up for people's rights, and i don't think what they fought for is being up held right now." it's so polarizing, the opinions vary widely and people are passionate on both sides. >> he said he wants people to talk about it -- >> we're talking. that's for sure. >> that is happening. >> tarhonda, thank you. >> reporter: you're welcome. >> thank you to the voters who are you know, voicing their

we appreciate it. 5:39 now. some kids can't wait to go out and play. some who play too soon after concussion could extend recovery time. some kids took twice as long to recover and had more difficult recoveries if they just kept playing. more kids are picking their one favorite sport and skipping all the others. a new report shows over the past 40 year, fewer kids are trying out many different sports. instead, they're specializing in just one. the report says at higher risk of injury and burnout by the time they're teenagers. pediatricians saying trying more sports means they're more likely to have fun and enjoy exercise throughout life. kids who specialize in one sport should rest for three months during the year and take one to two days off a week. >> that's kind of interesting. >> um-hmm. >> back in the day, everybody used to play everything. more parents are delaying or refusing vaccines, but their reasons have changed over the

in 2013, some 87% of surveyed pediatricians say they had patients refuse vaccines. in 2006, 75% said they faced parental refusals. more parents don't feel immunizations are necessary. fewer parent says they're the majority of parent who m. choose to delay vaccines said they did not want their children's immune systems or subject them to multiple shots over you know, still say you're putting other kids at risk so you have to get the vaccinations so -- you know, the number is -- probably not gonna go up that much more. i don't know. we'll see. >> we will see. 5:41 right now. donald trump is ready to talk immigration. when we'll find out if he's really backing off his controversial plan. anthony wiener has done it again. so hard to read this story. why a picture is getting the former senator -- former

again. and beyonce makes splash on-

donald trump will unveil his proposed and likely revised immigration plan. he tweeted he's expec ing large crowds and needs a bigger venue. in the past, trump has said he would deport 11 million immigrants here illegally t off, saying he would "work with the immigrants" before deporting them. he seems to single out criminals for deportation and he said he still plans to build a wall between the u.s. and mexico. neither candidate will be on the trail today. trump is new jersey with his family, looking at his immigration speech and next month's first debate. hillary clinton is fundraising.

on sunday while also doing some debate prep. and she got her first national security briefing as a candidate over the weekend, too. today, democrats will argue donald trump's outreach to african-americans and minorities really not very sincere. donald trump is trailing in colorado and is putting money into getting some votes back. his campaign is planning its biggest ad buy of the election so far. until recently, he spent relatively little on televisi ads compared to clinton's million and is expected to spend $10 million on commercials in nine states including colorado. clinton has spent millions in ads over the summer but recently stopped buying time in colorado. anthony wiener is in trouble for sending a risque picture to a woman who isn't his wife. you have heard that headline before, by the way. this time, the picture is getting him in trouble because his 4-year-old son is in the background of it. "the new york post" reports

woman. the tabloid shared screen shots of the exchange with the woman. he got caught for doing something similar in 2011. he also admitted to texting lewd pictures of himself to several women back then. ed around here today, partly cloudy conditions through the morning, very, very small chance for one or two isolated storms late in the day. we barely get into the 80s today. rockies-dodgers tonight. i would put a small chance for a brief shot of lightning early on, very limited opportunities for that in general, just partly cloudy skies -- actually, a nice night with the dodgers in town. we are out of the top 20 -- way out of the top 20. our average daily temperature, again, the high plus the low divided by 2, 71.5-degrees this month, not even close to the top five. that's not really a group you

>> i don't think so, marty. thanks so much. as we look towards 36, your transition between boulder, broomfield and denver is fantastic, great, easy speeds. if you'll get to the airport, enjoy the ride because of the clear start on pena boulevard, plenty of great conditions once you get to the airport. your estimated security wait types stand around 20 minutes at the very most. if you'll get out and about,

the search continue in italy for those killed by last week's destructive 6.2 earthquake. at least 290 people are confirmed dead but that number could go up. hopes of finding any more survivors are dropping as the hour and days pass. teams are now tearing down beyond repair but partially standing. italian authorities promise to investigate whether ignoring building codes played role in the high death toll. sometimes the only way to survey damage is with drones. now, new drone rules in the u.s. will take effect to let thousand of pilots fly remote- controlled gadgets legally. the federal aviation administration will let people fly drones if they first take a test. so far, nearly 4,000 people

certified drone pilot. they can fly drones are up to 400 feet in the air during daylight hours. they must keep the aircraft in sight of the pilot and away from other aircraft. let's check the forecast with marty. it's a cool morning this morning. it is and cloudy because of the rain we had in southern and central colorado during the night. those showers are slowing down but we have a new disturbance into southeastern colorado. it's going to be stormy around lamar and over towards shy yen wiw your eyes are not deceiving you. they're going from the east to the west, pulled west by a storm system that is near the four corners. showers this afternoon will be very, very limited for us with the best chance of rain along and south of county line road. if you manage to get a light shower to the north, you'll be an exception to that rule. temperature in the 70s in douglas and elbert county, progressively warmer as you go

be sunnier with fewer storms. central colorado, southern colorado really the lower 2/3 of the state, seeing several areas of thunderstorms during the day, especially from the springs to woodland park through park county towards buena vista and salida. moderate to heavy rain, also very heavy thunderstorms that will start very shortly in southeastern colorado and go off and on throughout the afternoon and evening. temperatures in the 70s and 80s at lower terrain, 60s and in the mountains. today, 84, partly sunny, very small chance for an isolated shower, clouds stay with us tonight. we're in the mid-50s tomorrow and wednesday. light, light showers, not even much lightning to go along with those and then we start progressively getting drier and warmer go into labor day. labor day weekend already. >> oh, labor day weekend already? you know last weekend with was

pools open. our views across 36 corridor are really looking gorgeous. we are checking out 104th avenue now out of u.s. 36 near i-25 and the commerce city corridor. yes. it's going to be busy, one of the first spots to slowdown, but at least we're probably- free. drive times on 225, ten or 11 minute, mid-60s, great speeds in place on c-470, ttleton and highland ranch, and the board including 38th and sheridan after earlier police activity, picture-perfect this morning. corey, 225, c-470, 25, and sixth avenue are looking great. >> good start to the morning. thank you. it's like "biodome" without pauly shore and one of the baldwin brothers. at 6:25, find out why six scientists spent a year in a

beyonce made a splash last night on the stage and off. she turned heads, accompanied by daughter blue ivy and the mothers of mike brown, trayvon martin, and others involved in the black liveses matter movement. they were also mentioned in lemonade.

attend because she was hospitalized, but the other teammates presented an award for best female video to beyonce. douglas' publicist said she had an infectfection because of an injury. she is out of the hospital and is recollectioning. >> oh, a bummer to miss that. what with an those girls. long line behind tractor trailers could get longer and slower. a new proposal to keep truck drivers from putting pedal to the metal. >> we have a lot more coming up. look at the clouds and live

take a good look at these pictures. a week-old baby is missing and so is his father. this morning, police across state lines are looking for the newborn from pueblo. the campaign ads have been largely absent here in colorado, but we're about to see a lot more of donald trump ads on our air waves. it smells so new in here. this morning, we have a look at rtd's free mall ride on the 16th street mall very soon. >> new train smell, i guess. it's 6:00 this morning. 38 and sheridan is back open after being shut down because of a man with a gun. jessica oh is on scene, where things are wrapping up and thankfully this situation ended peacefully. >> reporter: it did, corey,