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,

but just about 40, 45 minute ago this was such a tense situation with numerous officers with their guns drawn, surrounding this car that you see behind me, that black cross of suv. at this point, we don't know how many people were inside the car. at least one man was in there with his hands in the air and he has been taken in this was a very tense situation with officers yelling for whoever was inside the car to come out. after one man exited the vehicle, we heard police on the mega phone call for another person to come out. again, we are waiting to see how many people were in there. police initially arrived on the scene because a passer-by was asked to call 911 after taking a look at this car. there are questions what about was suspicious about the nature of this call and we are work to get more information but,

the situation has ended very peacefully. >> that is good news. all right, thank you very much. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. gary and corey with you. cheryl has time off and will join us later in the week. a little cooler slight chance of showers. marty joins from the back yard. >> reporter: we had a lot of rain in colorado springs, 1 to 2-inches of rain, close to 4 inches on the el paso/pueblo county line. we have clouds this morning that may have you thinking in term much in store for us here locally this morning. showers are slowing down around colorado springs but then you see new storms in kansas backing and are pulling west by a storm located towards cortez so you see this unusual storm motion for us today and that is going to continue through the day. the southern 2/3 of colorado

arkansas valley and high terrain from the mountains to the west where we have the rain showers. let's look at 270 and vazquez where we connect with 270 and it's looking dark, sunrise closer to 6:30 so enjoy relief from the delay typically build up. a look at stapleton connecting with your 225 drive as well as i-25 at the mousetrap, we're looking great overall. across the board from e-470 to c-470 to the west, speeds on the higher side and when we check downtown, southbound 25 speeds are in the upper 50s, both directions are pretty clear, no issues connecting with your driver throughout sixth avenue and as you plan your monday drive, i want you to keep in mind a couple of things. the rockies are playing the

extra downtown delay, less sun glare and we'll talk about a major project on broadway and i- 25. >> thanks much for that. a dad took his week-old son to the doctor, then likely quipped town. fishes are working to bring cassius head to his mom. earnest johnson never brought him he could be with his girlfriend jolene and could be in a 95 silverad , colorado plate 064 rpq. cassius was last seen in a yellow and blue hat with an orange onesie. if you have information, call police in pueblo. 24 hours after one person was shot and killed, police are still looking for a shooter.

block from alameda and federal. police have seen an increase in violence lately. the 16th street mall is working to fix an image problem and today rtd is getting shiny mall ride shuttles. rtd is debuting buses and colleen ferrara is getting a preview. it is amid some security problems at the mall. >> reporter: and some of the shut unless the next few weeks making the way along the mall. they're free, and free is for me, right? they're battery-powered, cruising on sixth street mall. what's up credible is that 45,000 people use this every day and in a given year, 14 million people use it.

thank you for joining us. a lot of new things are added. why new buss? >> well, our fleet is 16 years old and we have over 200,000 miles on each bus so it's time to replace them. also the transit mall is a vital connector and want to keep the investments current. >> we talked a little bit about the security guards added partnership, putting in private funds to welcome more people and change the image of 16th street mall. how do you keep a bus like this safe around the mall? >> we have transit police throughout our system and cooperate with a city and hall. >> new bus, new security, a lot of new amenities because

attractions of downtown denver. if you see a bus, hop on because it's free and helps people get from point a to point b. 16th street can be long sometimes, going to restaurants, work or wherever you're going. >> we like that. thank you. could slow semis and buses on i-70 soon get slower? a new proposal would electronically cap the speed of vehicles weighing more than 26,000 pounds, meaning no matter how hard the steps on the gas, they wouldn't be able to go over a certain speed. regulators are considering a cap of anywhere between 60 and 65. the above is hoping to reduce deadly crashes involving heavy trucks every year. donald trump is expected to spend $10 million on commercial

colorado amid signs poll numbers could be improving. he's been badly outspent so far by hillary clinton and groups support hering candidacy. her team spent ad money over the summer but after poll showed large lead over colorado, they decided not to renew another round of advertising. that could change with the trump campaign's new plan. clouds start but despite the cloud, we clearing during the morning and the best chance of rain will be along and south of county line road. there could be a brief rumble of thunder but for the most part, rockies/dodgers will be gorgeous, clouds around the area, temperatures mostly in the 70s during the evening. front core, thursday night game

mountain time, 99 degrees. they turn on the a/c. >> yes, they do. thank you much for that. chaos at one of the busiest airport in the country. what sent travelers sprinting to the door and had police drawing guns at l.a.x. he created firestorm when he refused to stand for the national anthem.

storms have been going through the night down to our south and continue to form and reform in central portions of kansas and oklahoma and they're backing into colorado so that is what we're seeing right now. we're going to see some new storms move into baca and bowers county and head west. that's right because corners pulling storms into colorado from the east. for us, we're going to clear from southeast through the north through the day, small chance of storms here or there, very limited north of county line road, south of county line road you have a way better chance for showers today so see how limit we're anticipating the rain to be, a few hundredths of an inch, light sprinkles for most of us, so it shouldn't really affect your afterschool or after work plans

douglas county, mid-80s up north so gets progressively sunnier and warmer as you go north but look at all the storms we're anticipating along and south of i-70 through colorado springs, woodland park, chaffee county, high terrain either side of the is an lewis valley, heavy rain, several areas with an inch of more or rain be shut out of the rain. 60s in the mountains with 84- degree high, partly sunny skies, small storm chances today, clouds overnight, fairly comfortable night with 56 overnight. tomorrow and wednesday, very light showers, not a lot of total moisture anticipated there, and then it gets warmer and drier into the weekend, except saturday evening. >> thanks, marty.

9 cruising around over 70 and 25 at the mousetrap, a busy start to the morning but exactly what to expect for a monocommute as we get to work after a gorgeous weekend. metro wide, you won't run into problems as you kick off the monday started. we'll see a light malfunction havana and smith road, south of i-70. views across 25 near santa fe on the central corridor, pretty nice overall with speeds northbound cruising through 65 miles per hour. i do want you to keep heading into this week, major work, paving and bridging project, mississippi, both directions up to broadway. corey, this is a very busy intersection south of i-25. we're tweeting details. follow the hashtag #9news. >> thank you. chicago police arrested two brothers for the murder of dwyane wade's cousin, a mother

two men began shooting. police don't believe she was the target during the crossfire. both men are felons on parole. the baby in the stroller was not hurt. >> this reprehensible act of violence is an example of why we need to change the way we treat habitual offenders in the city of chicago. when will enough be enough? >> the family held a prayer vigil up a trust fund to support her four daughter and are commit to ending violence on the south side. a bus crashed on its way to help with louisiana recovery efforts. we're learning the driver didn't have a driver's license and is an undocumented immigrant. he was driving on the interstate near new orleans

a guardrail into the river below. a fire chief and a passenger were killed. many people were hurt. >> security said to run. okay. video post on social media shows the panic at the los angeles international airport on sunday night after report of an active shooter inside. frightened crowds can be scene running out of the terminal and police officers drawn. officers searched the area and they were not able to find anything. police did say the shot fired report was spur by a series of loud noises. airport officials said a person in a zorro costume was detained but it's not clear if that person had a connection to the chaos but no fire was fired. >> you can imagine how scary. >> yes, indeed. a sexting scandal forced him to resign from congress in

late-night joke. now anthony wiener is making headlines again for the wrong reasons. >> getting on a plane drunk? concerns me. two united pilot have a date with a judge after police said they had a little too much fun before their flight home

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fbi. robert -- [ indistinct ] was part of an anti-government group of protestor who occupied a refuge for weeks. he was traveling to a community meeting when the car was stopped by police. an investigation found two state troopers fired when he reached for a pistol that was in his jacket. a singer and songwriter known as an icon in mexico has died. juan gabriel was a superstar in famous for his flamboyant performances. he loved to wear shiny or sequinned outfit and jump around on stage. this is video of his last concert friday in engelwood, california. no details have been released about his death. he was 66 years old. deja vu for anthony wiener after having to resign after a sexting scandal. he's accused of doing it again. "the new york post" reports

year-old son in the background. the tabloid shares screenshots of his exchanges with the woman. he was caught for the same thing in 2011. he denied sending photo and said it was hacked before admitting to the sending of pictures to multiple women. two pilots are accused of trying to fly drunk. they were getting ready to fly 141 from scotland to new jersey on saturday when right be takeoff, they were arrested. the entire crew was replaced and the flight took off after a 10-hour delay. the airline said in a statement two have been removed from service and flying duty. a barren wasteland you can only explore in space suits and no running water and freeze- dried food. it's the culmination of a year- long experiment. we'll talk about in it a moment

pushing average temperatures way down. in fact, we're averaging 71 degrees and that's the high plus the low -- you add them together and divide by two. top five way warmer than that. this august, not even in the top 20 for warmest in den strer clouds will start to break most activity will stay south. this is a view of highway 7 and 25, very smooth between fort collinses and denver. as we peek out further south, a lot of folks are coming down the hill, southbound 25 leading up towards 104th avenue, plenty of delays southbound but northbound looks great. as you plan your commute around downtown denver, keep in mind the rockies take on the dodgers

anticipated around 6:40 p.m. be, an hour before and after

six scientist spent the last year in a bubble on top of a mountain in hawaii. it was part of a nasa-funded

to mars. the scientists were allowed to go outside the dome only while wearing space suits when they were doing it. their mission was to help researchers understand how the isolation of deep space missions would impact humans i wonder what the first thing they did was. >> eat, probably. >> mcdonald's? >> a burger or something. some people try to make it to all 50 states to see the most famous sight in each but one colorado man had a different reason and was very simple. >> he finished a trip to nearly every state in the country to play miniature golf. he started in westminster at adventure golf and took off from there. >> drove south to albuquerque and drove to oklahoma city, dallas, to america.

itself. >> okay. >> he finished college and wasn't sure what to do right after so this is what he decided. dan is a blogger and plans to rank the mini golf course and write a book. all he will say about colorado is we are in the top 25. we have a link to his blog at 9news.com. the only state he has yet to visit is hawaii and according to his blog, he leaves on wednesday. >> serious miniature golf there. i don't know. i have no idea. why not? >> he was surprised montana he said, "this is such a big state and you guys really don't have any miniature golf courses here." >> hmm, yeah, okay. it is 6:27 right now. a platform for protest. or a sign of disrespect? everyone is talking about the nfl player's refusal to stand for the national anthem. we'll let you weigh in on a

there is a statewide manhunt this morning after a father took his newborn son. they need to -- i will tell you what you need to know to be on the lookout for this couple. >> why are we running? >> security said to run. >> security said to run. okay. travelers sprinting for the exit. police rushing in with weapons drawn. it was a recipe for chaos and panic at one of the busiest

that has to change. >> support and backlash. colin kaepernick said he's not backing down. you can weigh in on his decision to sit down through the national anthem. >> 6:31 right now. there was a situation that ended peacefully. roads at sheridan and 38th were closed for several hours to keep an armed man away from innocent people in the area. a man with a gun refused to get out of his car. custody, and the area is back open for business as usual. it is 6:31. a warm but so far kind of wet start to the week in many areas. marty. >> i the 9news backyard, maybe not so much denver but south of here. >> reporter: oh, my goodness, soming wet, 1 to 2 inches of rain overnight in colorado springs, closer to 4 inches between the spring and pueblo. for us, high clouds over the

thinning, a breeze on the east side of town, breezy over the continental divide. otherwise generally calm. storms have been decreasing throughout the last couple of hour and slowing down and we have a line of storms in canada and moving east to west and will have stormy conditions through kiowa and cheyenne county. storms will continue to go east to west and will favor the southern 2/3 of the state and will put the top opportunity of rain much higher south of county line road than north and areas that get storms will have heavy rain, 1 to 2 inches common in slow moving storms, severe weather and wind not a problem and temperatures have a

clouds in douglas and elbert county, 70s. further north, more sun, more warmth, and we'll talk bronco and phoenix. >> sounds like a plan. a crash was just to the left shoulder -- oh, it's still in the left lane there, southbound at 25 at 104th and hov lane gets by to the left, right lanes flowing through but 112th. a huge delay southbound. we're talking about washington and huron because they parallel the i-25 drive and this impact could stack up quickly. c-470 with the i-70 drive, 49

get around it. other than that, a traffic light malfunction so treat as a four-way stop. >> thank you. a newborn baby is missing and police are on the lookout for him and his dad. police issued an alert for cassius head. earnest johnson never brought him back. johnson could be traveling a woman in a 1995 that shill very ran, 064 rpq colorado plate. if you know where they are, call police. a missing woman might be in danger. 66-year-old karen grassio has dementia, last seen on monday, walking west of fort morgan.

and anyone with information should call police. we're working to learn more about the deadly crash on the west side of denver. a car hit a person and denver police are not calling it a hit- and-run. a journalist saw a car return to an intersection. we're trying to find out the driver who crasd fire department vehicle. a battalion chief was responding to a call when a driver hit a truck and the driver of the car was taken to the hospital. he she is expected to survive. the chief was treated and released. a crowd of a thousand people made its way through

attraction. shirtless demonstrators walked up and down the mall to bring to light women's equality. there is no law in denver requiring or punishing people for being topless. it is the sunday closest to women's equality day on friday this year. colorado wildlife ofal are looking for support to double hunting and fishing licenses to support groups money is needed or may have to limit licenses. the budget habituate by $40 million since 2009. she doesn't get nearly as much attention as the two main candidate, but green party candidate dr. jill stein is one of the more prominent

low number she tells partially because of a lack of media coverage. she discussed platforms like eliminating student loan debt by asking the federal reserve to buy it. >> knowing there are 43 million young people, that is a winning plurality of the vote so just by mobilizing the vote to cancel student debt, we could actually win this election and completely, um, you know, change the political landscape. reducing the military budget by 50% and universal health care. republican presidential candidate donald trump plans to deliver a speech on illegal immigration this coming wednesday. sunday night, he tweeted that speech will be made in arizona. trump's position on whether or not to deport an estimated 11 million immigrants in this country illegally has been very unclear in recent days.

widespread deportation but this past week, he sent out some mixed signals on whether or not he was shifting his stance on that. neither trump nor hillary clinton are on the campaign trail today. trump is with his family in new jersey. he is looking ahead to that immigration speech and next month's first debate. hillary clinton has been fundraising. she raised more than $11 million on sunday and she's also received her first national security briefing over the weekend on saturday. today, democrats will argue donald trump's recent outreach to african-americans and other minorities is insincere ahead of his speech on immigration. clouds will continue to thin here during the morning for the next few hours. you'll get progressively more sun. obviously as it goes a little higher, but we'll have fewer and fewer clouds to contend

fort collinses, still overcast over the area, looking at things to start clearing out towards the middle of the morning, temperatures move into the lower and middle 80s during the afternoon today. for tonight, there's a very small chance of a rumble of thunder early in the rockies game. otherwise this lovely evening, cloudy skies, and low in the 70s, finishing in the near 70 degrees. >> very nice. torrential rains cause flooin the week, so bad in one town it looked like people were more in need of boats than cars. >> boy, i guess. >> the fact it has blown up like this, i think is a good thing. you know, it brings awareness. >> platform or protest? or a sign of disrespect? we want you to weigh in on collin kaepernick's national anthem controversy so get out your phone, head to your computers go to 9news.com/votenow. get ready.

>> people begin flooding out, passengers, security people. i heard shots fired or active shooter, run. nbc's lester holt was among

the panic and chaos at los angeles international airport on sunday. reports of shots fired sent travelers running for the exits. the reports were sparked by loud noises inside the airport after intense searches and police did not find anything. one guy wearing a zorro costume was detained and they're not say for he had anything anything to do with the drama. reports of a bomb outside belgium's criminal institute. media outlets report a car drove through a security explosion. nobody was hurt and the brussels prosecutor's office said it was likely an arson attack on a crime lab. rescue for thes are pressing on this morning -- rescue for thes are pressing on this morning with the task of recovering bodies. the hopes of finding survivors are fading as the days pass. the quake struck before dawn

three towns. today marks the 11th anniversary of hurricane katrina's destruction across new orleans. the category 3 storm drenched the gulf coast and overwhelmed the city's levee system and drainage canals, flooding about 80% of new orleans. more than 1800 people were killed and tens of thousands had to be rescued. look at this scene from ohio over the weekend. cell phone video captured a rage river street in st. bernard, ohio. that is incredible video of the water almost up to the windows of some of the cars there. marty is joining us. how is the rain outlook for us today? it look heaviest in southern and central colorado during the day, very limited rain around here, a few high clouds here. we'll get progressively more and more sun as the morning goes on and through the afternoon we go, really, from monument hill south, where the heaviest rain will be.

showers here. southeastern colorado is going to be a stormy place starting in the next hour to hour and a half, storms out of kansas will begin to affect that part of colorado, several areas from south park to the arkansas valley and south will get storms, also along the arkansas river through fremont county, heavy storms. it's just trier and trier progressively as you go further and further north so if you get a shower today here in the metro, you will be one of the few that does so. >> thanks, marty. we're checking in at 6:45 with this ongoing delay, southbound 125 to 104th avenue. there's a crash blocking part of the right lane and right shoulders and this backup, long line of cars behind the wreck, is getting more intense. today is a day that washington or huron will help you out to get around slowdowns. we have problems on the downtimetown drive just a little further south, the first

between downtown and cherry creek and seventh and yalamuth. >> amelia thank you. 6:46 now. get your phones ready and photo9news.com/votenow. we want to know what you think about colin kaepernick and whether his decision to it is out during the national anthem is a platform for protest or sign of disrespect. the quarterback is standing by his decision, spotte during the game against green bay on friday. tarhonda thomas is here with more. this is not the first time he sat out. >> reporter: no, but it was the first time people noticed because he was wearing his jersey at the time. people know about the controversial protest and he said that's good. we're seeing if you think it's good, though. watch poll results. we're seeing right now 92% of people say it's a sign of disrespect. kaepernick said the flack he's taken could spark a

protest. he said he won't stand as long as people of color are treated unfairly. the quarterback is competing for a spot on the 49ers roster and knows what he's putting at risk as numbers continue to move back and forth. he's willing to put his career on the line, regardless of whether his teammates stand with him. >> i know the consequences that come with my decision and if they feel strongly about it and want to stand with me, then i hope they do. if it's something they're not ready for, you know, that's what and they can make the decision when they're ready or if they're ready. >> reporter: we're still hovering around the 89%, 90% mark, with most saying it's a sign of disrespect. kaepernick has been criticizing both candidates for their stances and the qb met with teammates to explain himself and most of them ended up supporting his first amendment right after he explained it.

interview saying brandon marshal also supports kaepernick's decision. the question is, do you support it? looking at the results, it moved a little more but 15% people think it's a platform of protest but 85% say they think it's a sign of disrespect. >> we did this survey many the last hour and there was even more sway towards -- >> 90% to 10%. we're seeing a little more fluctuation but he's definitely gotten a lot of pushback compared to saturday, it seems like more people are having a conversation about and it not having a knee-jerk reactions but some people still very upset. others say, "well, let's hear him out now that he explained himself." >> he wanted the conversation to get started. i know some fan that are expected and there are some people burning the jersey. >> reporter: yeah. >> the nfl encouragings them to stand --

olympics where we saw athlete in track and field stand with their fists up and the black glove showing their opposition to racial inequity during that time so some people are likening that to this. it was not a popular move back then, either, but they wonder how this will shake out. >> it's interesting how people are voting. thank you, tarhonda, and everyone voting at home. >> all right, thank you much. today we'll try to cut your cust costs, up outdoor essential from camping to events. money man matt granite joins us now. we're all about camping, matt. >> reporter: i know, it's the most beautiful region on planet earth. i grew up camping in breckenridge and beaver creek where learned how to ski and learned how to break my legs. we have you covered. for those that prefer tailgating, a lot of stuff i have can double as broncos bargains. none of these are paid

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we begin with a view from sky 9 over seventh and calamuth where a car crash into a light pole in the area, possibly part of a building here but definitely on the sidewalk. it's partially blocked and there's an ambulance that just arrived because of the police and ambulance to help out. live view around the corridor of our drive across most of town, fairly light. we'll see accidents in place across speer and lawrence and seventh and calumet, and a new accident just south of the mousetrap. that is after we just cleared a

look at improving backups. there will be slowdowns near the 84th. around here, we're looking at some pretty serious thunderstorms in southern colorado during a good portion of the day today. we are looking at some big thunderstorms in parts of kansas and down through oklahoma and into texas. to the west, there's not a pressure system in the four corners area, pulling storms towards it so we will have storms going from the east to the west during the day today. showers will for the most part, i think, stay south of county line road today and those of us in northern county line road will get limited rain this afternoon and this evening. temperatures in the 70s to mid- 80s. the further south you go, the cloudier it is, the cooler it

several areas of thunderstorms during the day, especially from the springs west on highway 24 through park county toward salida and buena vista. thunderstorms start this morning, very shortly in southeastern colorado and will go throughout the afternoon and evening. temperatures in the 80s out west, 80s here, dropping into the upper 70s to low 80s the further south you go because of those clouds, 84 today, partly sunny, especially this very small storm chances, clouds hang around during the night as we go from the mid-50s and wednesday, unimpressive rain, not even very much lightning to go with that it does started to heat up into labor day. >> thank you. 6:56 right now. here's a look at top stories we're following this morning. > roads are open again after police responded to a situation in wheatridge this morning. a man with a gun refused to get

and police have someone in custody at this hour. police in pueblo are looking for this man, earnest johnson and his baby after he took the infant to a doctor and never came home. cassius head is only a week old and was last seen on august 23. he was in a yellow and blue hat and orange onesie. he may in a 1995 silverado, colorado his girlfriend could be jolene could be in the car. a shooting left one person dead and another person injured. police know someone fired gun on the 100 block of south knox court near alameda and federal sunday morning. police haven't released any details about a suspect or motive. neighbors say lately they have seen more violence in the area. unfortunately a pedestrian is dead after getting hit by a car sunday night but right now,

and run. a 9news photojournalist saw a car come back to the intersection. police did not confirm it was the car involved but say the case is still under investigation. a woman is recovering after crash into a fire department vehicle on sunday. we're working to get an update on her condition, but she is expected to be okay. police said a fire battalion chief was brought in to an emergency call with light and sirens on when a driver in a toyota hit the chief's truck. the driver was unconscious after the the hospital. the chief has been treated and released. the trump campaign is planning his biggest ad buy of the election, spending $10 million on commercial in nine states including colorado. the new investment comes amid signs trump's lagging poll numbers could be improving. so far, trump has been badly outspent by democratic rival hillary clinton and groups supporting her candidacy. her team spent millions of

summer but after polls showed her with a large lead in colorado, her team decided not to renew another round of advertising -- not at the moment, anyway. that could change with trump's new campaign plans in colorado. very few showers today, light showers tomorrow and wednesday and then we start heating things up, going into labor day weekend. now, taste of colorado is going on this weekend. check out saturday evening. i think we may see a storm or two. sunday, right now looks dry and dry, labor day looks dry and warm. of course september, as i like to call it, best month of the year. >> that's what i say, absolutely. >> absolutely. parents make sure their kids are prepared for a healthy school lunch but who watches for a teacher's diet. also important. on channel 27, healthy ideas for your brown bag. >> all right. lots of good advice there. that's it for us. we are going over to channel 20, though, because we have two -- two -- >> two more hours.

stay with us. have a great day. good morning. breaking news. panic at l.a.x. all from a false alarm. passengers run onto the tarmac after mistaken reports of an active shooter. chaos, confusion and massive delays. what triggered it all and will it slow your travel today? we're there live. bracing for the storm. hurricane gaston gai strength in the atlantic as a separate storm system moves toward florida. threats of heavy rain and a new concern now that all that water could make the zika outbreak even worse. just seconds to spare. a police officer puts his own life on the line to save a stranger in the path of an oncoming train.