house, that burke was in the house. >> 20 years later one question remains unanswered. who killed jonbenet? >> one player, one pregame moment, what's behind brandon marshall's protests and how it's already costing him. >> i haven't slept much. i couldn't believe we won the game. >> as for the game itself, even the coaches can't believe they won last night. >> how did this happen and what happened to the driver? 9news starts now. child sexting this morning led to the arrest of a school board member. tonight there are serious potential charges facing the director of the adams 14 district. the sting that led to robert bishaw's arrest was an online investigation. no students from the adams 14 or any other district was involved. bishaw was arrested this morning and is expected to face charges of criminal sexual assault on a child and internet luring of a child.

responded to the arrest saying we have been made aware of some allegations brought forward involving a board member. however, we do not have any details on the situation. we are allowing the appropriate law enforcement agency to handle this matter. we recognize there are allegations and as such we will not speculate as to the facts of the situation. bishaw will be in court next week. there has been a mrs. trial in the case against a man accused of killing a single mother who lived a double life as a jurors in grand junction deliberated all week trying to reach a decision in the case against lester jones accused of kidnapping and killing paige burkefield. he was one of the last people to call her before she disappeared in 2007. her remains were not found until five years later. jones' defense team said investigators had no physical evidence tying him to the death. nine of the 12 jurors believed jones was guilty. some of them talked about the

>> the guilty, we wanted this and i saw you all during the trial and i see the agony and what you've gone through and your grandchildren and i am sorry. >> nobody in their mind thought that there was -- that he didn't do something wrong, that he committed this crime. it's the fact that there was not enough evidence for them to get past the reasonable doubt. >> jones will remain in jail until a new trial can arvada police say the tips that came in today helping them identify a peeping tom caught on camera, yesterday we showed you the video released by police of a man who looked into the bedroom window of a teenage girl on west 87th avenue. a commander says it was that video and tips that quickly came in for people who saw it that led to the arrest. the identity of the suspect has not been released. last night the broncos staged a big 4th quarter comeback and a missed field goal.

the super bowl rematch -- for a win in the super bowl rematch of the panthers. people also discussed the action of one player before kickoff. brandon marshall knelt down before the national action. today that action cost him an endorsement deal with a credit union. rob will have more on that later in sports. meanwhile marshall today defended his patriotism. you'll hear from him in a moment. 9news report talked to him about his quest for change is really working. >> reporter: in the moments before the game it was all anyone could talk about. >> all the panthers standing except for brandon marshall, linebacker, down on one knee, the rest of the broncos were standing. >> reporter: brandon marshall taking a knee during the national anthem joining former teammate colin kaepernick in a move they say is designed to draw attention to and help change social injustice. the question is is it working? >> they're not starting something.

that has already begun. >> reporter: this metro state professor says symbolic displays are effective at raising awareness, but if actual change is the goal, then organizational support is key. >> do these things create movements? the answer is no. do these things help movements that have already been created and i think the answer to that is yes. >> every day we should ask ourself what can i do to help make this place a just society? >> reporter: community activist jeff farr offers a different take. while he says it's initial steps, but the awareness gestures create are the vehicle to creating real change, but first you have to change minds. >> what comes next is the actual work beyond the symbolism. as worthy as the symbols may be, the work comes when we roll

push forward and say you know what? i see injustice and i'm willing to work to make the world a more just place. >> reporter: in denver nick mcgill, 9news. at team headquarters today marshall said that he's had a lot of negative feedback about his decision. he says he has the utmost respect for this country and the military and is not against those entities at all. marshall says that he is talking to the broncos public relations department about what's next and what he calls an end >> i'm not sure how long i'm going to do it. i would be lying if i said i did which is what took me so long to do it in the first place because i was wondering what's the end game? how long is it going to take to change? what's the end game for me to be able to get out or whatever, do what i need to do and feel good about the change that i

for what he feels is right and he wants other players to actively do something in their community. the obama administration is asking the company working on the dakota access pipeline to voluntarily pause construction of the project in north dakota. the request came after a federal judge denied a request by the standing rock sioux triangle. they asked the court to temporarily stop -- tribe. they asked the court to temporarily stop construction on the pipeline. federal authorities want to review permitting for the dakota access pipeline. the tribe joed of native americans from across the country has held protests at standing rock against that pipeline. the pipeline would run more than 1,000 miles from north dakota to illinois and cross the missouri river. the tribe says it will damage their water supply and violate several federal laws including the national historic preservation act. the douglas county sheriff says quick actions by s.w.a.t. medics saved the life of one of the department's detectives. around 2:30 in the afternoon

wife called the douglas county sheriff's office. she was concerned for him and said he was suicidal. when deputies responded, they were greet the with gunfire and detective dan brite was shot. five officers exchanged gunfire with the suspect who was eventually shot and killed. this morning at a press conference the douglas county sheriff tony spurlock said quick actions of s.w.a.t. medics saved brite's life. brite's brother spoke and thanked the complaint for the outpouring of donations. brite is still in critical condition. doctors are optimistic -- community for the outpouring of support and donations. brite is still in critical condition. doctors are optimistic for a recovery. cell phone video shows this man crawling out of the vehicle as it hangs off the side of a parking garage in austin, texas. the 24-year-old man somehow lost control and plunged off the ninth floor of a garage. his vehicle got tangled with a wire which prevented it from falling to the ground.

whole thing and i saw a car and glass fall down from the sky and i looked up and i saw the car dangling. it was swaying in the breeze and the guy was in the car and he yelled and he gave this blood curdling scream for his life and he was just so terrified. i could see his arms in there. he didn't know what to do. >> the man was wearing a seatbelt. police and firefighters were able to slowly lower the vehicle to the ground and that minimized any other damage. interest rates could go up as soon as this month and th sent stocks down to their worst day in two months. the federal reserve is believed to be considering a rate hike as soon as their meeting the end of next week. some analysts believe there may even be a second rate hike in december. it became an obsession and it still is 20 years later, who killed jonbenet? the networks are starting to air several programs about the unsolved murder, a case that involved a wealthy family,

investigation and a series of bizarre events. paula woodward followed it from the start and wrote a book. our 9news reporter kim christiansen talked with her about a case that many consider unsolvable. >> reporter: the death of a child defies understandable. the murder of a child leads to cries for justice. the world learned of the death of jonbenet ramsey nearly 20 years ago. a 6-year-old girl killed in her home in boulder, colorado. the call came in as a there was a ransom note and her body was found in a little used room in the basement of her home, bizarre and within a week all over the national news. >> it blew up when pageant people started selling their videos to the networks. boulder police did not have a homicide department. >> reporter: in the entire year of 1996 this was the only homicide in boulder and the investigation was troubled from the start.

short staffed police department and a very unusual unexpected type of crime. crime scene investigation 101 requires that you seal the scene off, document it and search the property. >> reporter: the pageant story line kept churning, questions kept coming. facts were few. rumors were plenty. >> that's what all the media was reporting. >> reporter: 9news investigative reporter paula woodward was a signed to the story that eventually led leaving tv news. >> we know that patsy was in the house, that john was in the house, that burke was in the house. we don't know if anybody else was in the house. >> reporter: police naturally investigate family members, especially when they are home when the crime occurs. as for claims that burke killed his sister? >> at a physical he weighed 68 pounds. he was 9 years old, very slight

strength in this killing. >> reporter: the intruder theory produced the names of several possible suspects. >> one man who had a shrine to jonbenet in their basement was arrested as a possible suspect. then another one who had a stun gun, neither one were a hey, i did it. he was flown back here and his dna didn't match. >> reporter: john was interviewed several times and patsy up until her death. she was criticized for becoming too close to the family but says the book does not exonerate them. >> there are so many smart people out there. give them the best you can and let them decide for themselves. >> the jonbenet ramsey murder case will only be solved if

out, corroborated by dna evidence and motive and opportunity. short of all those factors coming together, the case will never be solved. >> if her family was not involved, they they've been persecuted for 20 years. if her family was involved, then justice was never done. there just aren't any answers. >> reporter: a murder mystery still wants to know what happened that night, but we may never find out. kim christiansen, 9news. >> despite all that is known about the jonbenet case, paula says we still don'ten the exact -- don't know the exact time of her death. it could have been any time from 11 p.m. on christmas till 1 a.m. the day after. after phantom of the opera was forced to cancel its show

the curtain was finally able to go up tonight. >> the damage done by people forcing the hanging lake trail to be closed part of the weekend. >> feels like fall at night and summer during the day, dan yell grant will show us -- danielle grant will show us just how hot it will get this weekend.

the show must go on and it did tonight after the phantom of the opera performance was forced to be canceled last night in denver. last night the cast was ready, the audience was ready in their seat. however, the main set had technical difficulties. attempts to fix the problems did not work and the performance had to be canceled. since it is a national tour there will not be an extra show

sunday. things are now working normally and receipt a manning shows will go on as -- the remaining shows will go on as scheduled. tomorrow the hanging lake trail will be closed. the popularity of that trail is causing some problems, too. work will be done tomorrow to put in new chains and barriers to keep people out of the sensitive habitat at spouting rock behind hanging lake. volunteers will also work on graffiti left on ra places along the trail in rocks that are just covered in that graffiti. nearly 130,000 people make the 1.2-mile climb each year. for those who might be out checking out the leaves, be aware loveland pass will be closed tomorrow. after a decade of planning the nation's highest triathlon will take place in summit county at lake dillon before a 56-mile bike ride to montezuma and

around lake dillon. certainly this weekend is one you'll want to head up to the high country. the weather will be just fantastic, sunshine, dry and the leaves just slowly starting to change. this morning it was spectacular in silverthorne. check out this stunning sunrise that bill infield captured and, of course, you can see the aspens beginning to change to an orange yellowish hue. it was across the eastern plains, warmer in lamar, springfield, trinidad, mid- to upper 80s, 64 in leadville, upper 70s in eagle and toasty to the west as well. our numbers cooling off quite a bit, 50s up and down the urban corridor, 40s for nederland, idaho springs and bailey and those temperatures will continue to tumble as the night goes on. at dia we're hanging onto a

they were gusty today when the front pushed through. tonight in the backyard all is well. the winds have quieted down and our temperatures sitting in the low 50s tonight. on hd doppler 9 you won't see much, at least here in colorado. that was a dry cold front that pushed through, not the case for our friends to the east. the central plains picking up on that severe weather as that front is just bombarding them through parts of omaha, wichita and even the st. louis area, a couple inches falling in wichita, severe thunderstorm warnings to the south oklahoma. so they're the ones that are going to be in the line tonight. mid-40s in the city tonight, winds backing off and tomorrow morning frosty in some spots, especially northern colorado, the eastern plains, 38 in sterling, low 30s in frisco, 25 for the grand lake area and northwestern colorado sitting under a freeze warning until

craig, meeker. it kind of got me thinking what's going on as far as the metro area goes. we usually see our first freeze go a month or so from -- about a month or so from now. i think we have some time to go. here on hd doppler 9 you'll notice not a lot overnight, mostly clear skies, a sunny start to the day and by 5 or 6 p.m., great late summer evening out there with some perfect weather. there's that front starting to barrel through. it inches further east tomorrow making way for high pressure for all of us. here across the inter mountain west that means a warm-up and dry conditions the next couple days. we're timing this out quite well, low 80s tomorrow afternoon, upper 70s, low 80s for the eastern plains, 70s in the mountains where it just will be picture perfect and close to about 90 to the

70 idaho springs tomorrow afternoon. we'll crank up the dial a bit, low 80s, a couple degrees below where we should be for this time of year, but it should still be very pleasant, nothing but sunshine, the winds breezy in the late afternoon but not nearly as gusty as today. 90s on tap on sunday. it's hot, but it doesn't last long. another taste of fall arrives for the start of next week, showers and much cooler temperatures will be here soon. don't go anywhere. 9news at 10:00 returns after

from colorado's sports leader here's rod mackey. >> broncos trying to get a hand on the ball, snap placement, kick on the way and it is wide left! >> graham gano, no. wide left.

one gary kubiak still can't believe that the broncos won despite turning it over three times. denver got that w. >> i couldn't believe we won the game with some of the things that we did, some of the mistakes that we made, but that's a credit to them. they believe they can get it done and fight through adversity and still win, but for me i look at it as i'm excited because of all i think we can be if we correct those thing. brandon anthem last night would come at a cost. air academy federal credit union pulled their sponsorship releasing this statement which read in part, "while we respect brandon's right of expression his actions are not a representation of our organization and membership. we wish brandon well on his future endeavors." >> i hope there's not a lot more consequences to come, but if it is, then it's what i chose and as a man, i made the

the fans and to hear them cussing me out and hear them saying you've lost a fan, i don't respect you anymore, it's tough. cu is getting straight political about their attempt to return to college football relevance. aaron matas is on the campaign trail. >> reporter: there was no concession speech, but cu's week one victory over colorado their trump card revealed. >> it's a little start. it's not even anything close to where we're going. >> reporter: that hat make cu great again. >> we got some clever teammates. we got a lot of witty teammates on this team and one of our teammates had a hat and we're like man, we need those. so like a great teammate would, he made enough hats for everybody on the team. >> reporter: almost everybody. >> we have to order more because there's more guys on the team and everybody liked

galloway and his dad came up with the knockoff trump hat. >> we went home for dinner and my dad was like would you guys like these and we're like absolutely. we all want one. >> reporter: the phrase mirrors the team's initial slogan of the rise. >> we want to make cu a dominant force again and that's what we day to be, the dominant force. that's why we put make cu great again the hat. >> reporter: the is not a tip of the hat to any party. cu wants to be a candidate for the bowl game. so they do have something in common with the republican nominee. the buffs and the donald want to see their runs last long past november. aaron matas, 9news. >> cu hosts idaho state at three 30. georgia state is at air -- 3:30. georgia state is at air force.

tonight, first mullen shut out regis 17-0 and the fairview knights drove five minutes down the street to take on the panthers. the knights were ready to play. jake willinson throws a beautiful bomb. fairview 50-9 the final. one more rivalry, lakewood and bear creek, the tigers summer tosses to brock miller through three defenders for the score. lakewood wins 37-28 in an epic finish. finally a shootout between vista peak and meade. the mavericks offense didn't stop showing how. the touchdown in the back of the end zone and they win 61- 34. we'll have much more from these games and our other high school sports this weekend on the 9news prep rally tomorrow and

arapahoe and the heritage 17-3. the rockies are also all about football. colorado scored 14 last friday. last night they gave up two touchdowns. embarrassed against san diego 14-1. 24 hours later things look a lot better. in fact, they've already scored more. charlie blackmon's two run home run made it 2-1 colorado. they are in the 7th. the score is 4-1. the we're getting a lot of updates from youtube. >> it's going up. >> priorities here, rod. we've got eyes going over this way. >> i've been ignored plenty of times. it's all right.

hey, thank you for joining us.

shaquille o'neal in the house and music of eric church. we'llup date you on 9news tomorrow morning starting at 6:00 on channel 20. thanks for watching.