team u-s-a soccer star megan rapinoe kneels again during the national anthem.. team u rapino kneels again during "the national anthem," this time while wearing a usa team uniform, u.s. soccer lashing out. the new i-john phone has a few changes. no headphone jack any longer. head to 9news.com/vote now for a live vote. that's coming up in about 15 minutes. right now, a crash involving a pedestrian has shut down federal boulevard in

hours. it has since reopened. a car hit a person just before 3:30 this morning and again shut that down. they were taken to denver health. tracy federal just opened again about 15 minutes ago. so hopefully not too many delays in the area. >> yeah. looks like traffic is moving through. all of those lanes there are reopened. that's some good news. it did close double for several hours. federal indiction sixth, a lot more cars getting out theren the roadways. starting to see more still green lights. not causing any roadish shoes as we start to see more and more drivers. as we look across the metro area, relatively quiet morning. another accident just reported there. looks to be just a fender bender. more details on that accident coming up. happy friday, guys.

weekend. marty coniglio is in the 9 news. sounds like we could see some rain. >> one or two spots could see some rain. last night we had enough clouds in the area to make for a phenomenal net around the area. rob begin grills with that shot. kathy seekers posted this to our facebook page. it was sharp on the tail end of some of those showers that we had move through. fair weatherer clouds out there this morning. the predawn sky looking extremely nice r it's quite cool. upper 40s and low 0s from now through 8:00. . slowly warm up into the 60s, 70-degree range by lunch time. then low 70s this afternoon. now, i do see a possibility of some light showers this afternoon between about 3:30 and around 6, but it will be here, there, certainly not everywhere. i do anticipate this will be clearing out a little later in the evening. i hope that works out for us, because we're

out and about, a lot of high school sports out tonight. should be clearing by 7:00 tonight, and if it does, you'll this able to see the full moon rise that comes up just after 7:15. >> pretty neat. all right, marty. thank you. for their schools, for their cops, for each other. the -- high school football team will take the field tonight for their homecoming game 5 days after their bus crash, killing the driver, injuring more than a dozen players and coaches. broomfield, and, colleen, this game takes on a whole new meaning tonight. >> reporter: it definitely does, guys. that's 7:00 p.m. tonight at north stadium in westminster. they say they're expecting a really big crowd there tonight. of course the community has really stepped up and supported this legacy high school community all week long. as you guys remember from high school, or maybe you're in high school now. homecoming week is such a special time for any high school student. it's definitely taken on just a different meaning at

it's been a homecoming week themed legacy strong for these students. the legacy high school football team will play prairie view tonight in their home coming game. and get this, prairie view made them banners to show the support for the rivals. we really need to give all these high school students big credit for maturity during this time. westminster high school brought a cake to the legacy team dinner. you know, at this point, sunday's investigation, it's still under investigation. we know 28 players plus coaches were on sadly that bus driver driving the bus, carey chopper, died in the crash. student, coaches went to the hospital directly following that crash. according to the adams 12 five star school's web site, coach matt krupa is still in the hospital recovering. they will have an interim coach coaching that homecoming game tonight. it has been an incredible week being a part of this community, just cover being high school and all the support they have received from

wearing a lot of their school spirit gear, especially on that monday, when it was supposed to be a whole different homecoming themed day to begin with. a big think to their community for letting us be here, sharing their story all week long. truly an incredible time to see these high school students and coaches. everyone really coming together. >> such an emotional week this week, colleen, emotional game tonight. thank you. this morning, a special ceremony will happen for two men who lost their they care deeply about? low vie shirley and jordan manager tag earth were killed in syria this year. they were not members of the u.s. military. mctagart in castle rock. they died about a month apart. their bodies will return to colorado for a proper burial. a special ceremony for the returned is planned at union station this morning. the sedge wick county

in court today. tom hannah is set to have a status hearing. court documents say a sheriff told a deputy last month he was beginning drive a female prisoner in his personal truck to the logan county jail. instead he drove her to his home. the woman says he told her to undress, then was offered money before the attack. the -- collins police officers who shot and killed a man last month did it to protect themselves. that's the conclusion from the district attorney. the ta cleared saying the officer was justified. police say 63-year-old jerry jackson broke into his estranged wife's home last month. when police showed up, he came out of that house with a knife. police say he would not drop the weapon. the officer's stun gun did not stop him from advancing, and the officers then shot him. district attorney cliff rydll said jackson had told multiple people he was going to make the police shoot him. denver police have a warning to the owners of ford trucks. they're being targeted by thieves.

of last year. police are trying to figure out why they've been such a popular target. they recommend something more than a basic car alarm. >> you have shock sensors, tilt sensors. you have audio sensors, different sensors that will set off the alarm before someone gains entry into the vehicle. >> the national insurance crime bureau says, across the country, ford trucks were the most stolen last year. after tropical depression julia has ramped back up to a tropical storm. the storm's currently planted off the coast of the carolinas, bringing heavy rain to the east coast. it's expected to stay there over the next few days. tropical storm karl has formed in the far eastern atlanta. it doesn't look like it'll affect the east coast as of right now. marty, so what does it look like in terms of karl? where is heeded? . >> so far out there in the atlanta, even several days out. we're going to see this thing just kind of hanging

so i've got a wide view here for you. we see both tropical storm julia there on the left and tropical storm karl on the right. again, it is just off the coast of africa. it is anticipated to make a solid westward move, go to hurricane strength by wednesday of next week. but again, already starting to make a right-hand turn before it gets close to the main land u.s. and this reminds me of something that's going on now. the u.s. is in the midst of a record since we've had a major hurricane make landfall in the u.s. it was october 24th, 2005 when wilma just clipped across south florida. this hasn't happened. 1900 to 1906, and 1860 to 1869 were the tropical waves previous longest streaks. >> we would like to extend that. >> we're doing okay. >> thank you. she's done it before, and

a soccer star takes the knee during the national anthem. this time she's caught the wrath of usa soccer. >> one of the most highly anticipated phones in -- it will require users to buy expensive wireless

they have continued to track down i-70, i-80. warm air still poised to move into -- really into all of colorado over the weekend. sunny start to the day. few cloud late this afternoon. some small areas of showers

off after that. i don't really see much rain for very many locations today. i've been saying this all morning, though. there's a small possibility for some lightning in a few spots. so if you hear thunder, you do want to take shelter while that's occurring. temperatures in the lower 70s today, cooler than yesterday with 50s and 60s in the mountains and foothill. yesterday, we have the big thunderstorms on the plains. today we keep it dry in the west. not really very active in central part of the state, summit county up to grand county, then up and down the i-25 corridor, and as far west as perhaps fair may and even salita and buena vista during the afternoon. not much to these showers at all. even if they do build up, they're going to be very short in their lifetime. we have 7 0s out west, 60s and 50s in the mountains with low 70s here. it does get a touch warmer in

morning and isolated, isolated afternoon storm. they're going be weak, and they're not going to last very long. hopefully we'll get things cleared out of here shortly after 7. harvest moon rise is at 7:17 this evening. any showers tomorrow are going to like the higher terrain better than here on the plains with mid to upper 80s into the early part of next week. so summer is ringing out every last moment of its season, because next thursday. another accident to report. this accident on conditionia boulevard, outbound and 40th. just a fender bender there. this is willing the opposite direction. a few stars getting out on the roadways. not seeing any major issues so far. we've had a couple accidents. that one accident on federal and jewel. that intersection is reopened. traffic flowing through that

just this one accident causing some slow downs as you're heading out of the airport. expect to slow down just a little bit. otherwise, i-70 now, we're still looking at green lights, taking about 8 minutes from i-25 -- on the west side, still green lights as well. relatively quiet. we'll be monitoring it all morning. samsung's hottest new phone is being put on ice by the u.s. government. the u.s. consumer product safety commission says such a fire hazard it is being recalled. the batteries are overheating, which has caused a series of fires that have hurt people and damaged property. the recall means the fda is banning people from using the phones on plans. there's a long list what you can't do. the phones can't be on. they can't be charged. you can't have them in a checked bag. customers have to check the power switch them to

turning on. make mother shoe take notes for your galaxy note. >> if you'd like to do a switch out, you can buy the yphone 7. >> but people are excited. >> they are. they're worth all the hype. that is the question. today apple caught flak for the new phone's lack of a headphone jack. so we wanted to know if that's a deal breaker for you. go to 9news.com/vote to tell us whether you would still buy the how much of a deterrent might that headphone change be? bit of a headphone conversation. hasn't kept people from the sport of waiting in line. it's happening all over the world, from colorado to, i don't know, usa. i guess there's something about putting in the time. >> you got people year after year doing it. they're doing it again today. you were talking about the headphone jack. we're hearing mixed reviews from expert. the new model features an

they are eliminating that traditional telephone jack, and water proofing. and as the iphone 7 officially goes on sale, people around the world like up to get their hands on one of these. despite mixed reviews, we're seeing crowds showing up at apple stores, hoping to get to the yphone 7. we want to she you the latest look. this is new york city this morning. this video just came down. you can see a long line there. in tokyo, the new yphone 7 launched in japan. you can hear cheers as some hundred people line outside the store. the crowds really at apple stores have been a little smaller than in the past. customers also want to get outside the apple stores in beijing and hong kong. about 200 apple customers in usa became the first in the world to purchase that new yphone 7 at sidney's flag ship store. we stopped by the apple store in littleton this morning. we saw more than a dozen people there. they're camped outside, including christopher nice. yes, his name is christopher

. i do all my work on my phone. anything that can speed it up is definitely a plus. and the brighter screen. >> on line chatter is indicating the yphone 7 is unlikely to sell yphone 6. . so we're just getting those results in now, guys. >> yeah. interesting to see these results coming in, because we asked whether the lack of a headphone jack is is a deal breaker for you. right now -- doesn't surprise me in a number of ways. people like to have the new thing. >> i'm finding $7 adapters online.

mill meter head jack. it's $7 to adapt. if you are worried about that, that's the solution for now. eventually you're probably going to want to get the bluetooth head phones. we're also talking, you lose those headphones. >> i feel like you'd need a few >> at 150 bucks a pop -- >> that's going to get expensive. >> interesting. >> always good to got your

the majority of documents snowedden stole had nothing to do with american's privacy. the report was released thursday. she did it again, this time with the red, white,

megan rapino knelt during "the national anthem" before an international friendly thursday night. she's done this before with her p rush houro team, but never while wearing a team usa uniform. rapino tells,sppn she's representing her country in a different way. the u.s. soccer federation was not happy with that display, releasing a statement that read in part, quote "as part of the privilege to respect your country, we have an expeat the flag while the national anthem." . so that's -- you really want to leave a gift to the school that meant so much to him. when the school finally announced what they were going to do with that dangerous donation, it made a lot of people angry. why are some are calling -- a disgrace to his soul. let's check out weather and

good morning. >> later in the day, a few areas, very small areas of showers during the afternoon. most of us are going to end up dry. pollen taking a little break today, down to modern level for weeds. grasses are low today, so you might be feeling slightly better. as far as severe weather goes, we keep it south and east of the border. even if we have a storm, we're not anticipateing the strength of storms we saw during the day yesterday. nice sunny start to the day. byry perhaps a shower or two. it's about 80, 90% of the front range and metro area will stay dry today. heading out on the roads this morning, it's been relatively calm and quiet. a couple accidents. i-25 southbound just right around colorado. that's where we're starting to see those slow downs. looks like traffic is moving through pretty fluidly. every now and then just a couple slow downs. not causing any major impacts on your drive time.

and p,na boulevard. that's as you head out of the airport. that's going to cause a couple extra minutes as you

-- not because of who gave

money is being used. >> long-time school librarian cataloger robert warren recently died, leaving behind $4 million for the school that he had saved up over the years. no one had any idea he had this money. the university's plans for the donations has students, teachers, and alumni really angry. they plan to use it to buy a new score board for the football stadium. warren's friends and family say that's not how he would want his money spent, and called the plan a disgrace to his spirit and library, to books, to applicant damia, and they sports is not where his money should be. >> i can't imagine that's what he wanted. all right. at 6:35, vice president joe biden sits down with 9 news. one conversation about donald

wins or loses. it's about being one team a community in a difficult time. a legacy high school football team takes the field as a coach is still in the hospital. >> well, i it will you what. he's a great patriot for doing that. he deserves a lot of credit. >> vice president joe biden sits -- vice president joe biden sits down one on one with reporter -- the service donald trump said he did for our country

head. >> firefighters, 123 names are being added to the memorial this year. a closer look at the history behind it, and how you can help our local heros. >> new overnight, a person is in the hospital with serious injuries after a crash at federal boulevard and jewel. a car hit the person after 3:30 this morning. the car stuck around. the person had to go to the hospital. federal boulevard was shut down for more than two hours, opened back up just before 6. so the investigation continues, but traffic is good morning, everyone. i apologize. i don't know what's going on. >> their voice is ready for the weekend. >> i think my -- >> those allergies getting to everybody. >> we are knock, knock, knocking on the week's door. marty -- outside this week. it's going to be pretty nice. >> going to be very nice. we had some raucous weatherer yesterday. not so much today. this is the view, some of those huge thunderstorms on the plains from thornton yesterday. scott -- sent that into us.

out near -- right along the kansas/nebraska border. today is going to be much more quiet except for the garbage trucks out going on back here now. clear conditions for us this afternoon. one or two light showers late this afternoon and the early part of the evening. just a few spots anticipating any rain today. foothill will get any kind of rain tomorrow that we see, and there's not going to be much of that. warmer and drier sunday monday. and the fall colors not quite at peak, but, boy, is it fantastic. larry pierce up at the flag tops wilderness yesterday sharing with us. we hope you share with us as well on facebook, twitter, and of course your take, 9news.com. boy, this would be a great week to get out early, tracy. >> yeah. beautiful weekend as well. as you get out there to hit the roads, you may want to love work early because of that beautiful forecast. but this morning, we're just starting to see that traffic ramp up right around

sunrise. right around i-20 and 40th. this is looking northbound. you can tell that southbound lane definitely starting to slow down. an accident causing the slow down. it is just that typical morning congestion right along i-25 southbound. you can see i-70 heading east as well, starting to see some slow spots. we did have an accident right near pena boulevard and 40th. that was causing some delays. if you're heading out of the airport, that accident looks to be ramping up. but notice the traffic on i-70 is really starting to ramp up as well. ryan? . >> thank you. legacy high school is in need some of some healing, and tonight staff and students are hoping football can help. home coming is tonight, less than a week after their school bus crashed at dia. 9 news reporter colleen ferrera is live at the school. colleen, at first, the school didn't even know it would be able to play this game. >> reporter: there were a lot,

homecoming week? is it appropriate to do so? they made that decision earlier this week that, yes, you know what? we are going to continue with homecoming week. we are going to play that game friday night. that game 7:00 p.m. tonight. not here at legacy high school, but where they plan to play the homecoming game against prairie view, north stadium in westminster. they are expecting a very, very big crowd, and i'm sure people are just going to come out and support this high school and this team, and everyone, this community, because really they have been showing their support all week long since that bus crash on together to say, "hey, we stand behind you. we are legacy strong with you." . they will play prairie view -- actually made banners to show their support for their rivals at legacy high. and westminster high school brought a cake to the legacy team dinner. when you think about it, these are really high school teenagers, but the

shown supporting each other has been a real special thing. you remember sunday, september 11th, what happened near dia, that is still under investigation. 28 players plus coaches were on that bus when it crashed near dia. sadly that bus driver we've within telling you about, she died in the crash. students and coaches went to the hospital, according to adams 12 five star schools on their web site, they still have coach matt krupa recover being morning in the hospital. our thoughts, prayers st players, the staff, it's been a real tough week for them. but they've really come out strong from all of it. and specifically that monday when i was out here, it was so special when they changed that first day of homecoming week from college colors day to legacy spirit day, telling everyone, "let's support this team. let's support our high school, and wear our legacy gear instead of our college colors here." it's been great to cover these people, because, gosh, these teenagers are sure acting like adults in

tonight in that homecoming game. 7:00 p.m. tonight at north stadium in westminster. >> what a day for legacy high. all right, colleen. thank you so much. services, by the way, for carey chopper, the bus driver that was killed in that crash will be held next week. friends and family will gather at cross roads church at 6:00 on monday. the public is invited to attend, but seat willing be limited. they left their lives here in colorado, dropped everything, and want to syria to fight against terror. today they the bodies of levi shirley and jordan mctagart will arrive at union station in about 20 minutes or. so a special ceremony will be held there to greet their caskets. surely is from or colorado doe and -- from castle rock. . this is a live look at union station, where the families of both men are expected to arrive in just a few minutes. we'll have a live report for

20 at 7:00 this morning. this is a live look inside at those caskets. they're expected to arrive in a few minutes. a special ceremony will be happening inside union station. colorado blue angels pilot was flying too fast and too low when he crashed during a practice flight in nashville over the summer. marine captain jeff koos did in the june 2nd crash. a new report released thursday says pilot error during a trance education from one maneuver to another caused the plane to tumble from the sky and crash. the report and weather as contributing factors to the crash. k,os was a durango native. it's 6:37 now. donald trump will be in colorado this weekend. he'll this speaking in colorado springs on saturday night. it will be at a rally of jet centers of colorado near the airport. doors open at 5:30. the program begins about two hours later. you can sign up for tickets on the trump campaign web site, but keep in mind it's best to get there early. his campaign has overbooked

it's held events in in the past. hillary clinton is going to be in washington, d.c. today. she'll be speaking at the black women's agenda symposium. clinton is back to a full schedule after her diagnosis of pneumonia. last night she was with president barack obama at an event where they addressed latino voters. donald trump's campaign says the candidate now believes president barack obama was born in the united states. trump told "the washington post" he, quote, "wasn't ready to answer whether he believes obama was really born in hawaii," trump's campaign came out, saying trump does believe that. trump is famous for the rise of the birther movement, claiming president obama was born outside of the u.s. and, therefore, ineligible to be president. hillary clinton says the statement isn't good enough, calling on trump to save himself. trump telling fox news this morning that he will make a statement on the birther comments later today. we got the first reaction from vice president joe biden to this news out of

his stop in denver. biden sat down with brandon ritteman for sun's balance of power >> trump himself didn't say it. i could read you the statement if you like. he says, "the campaign says in 2011, mr. trump was finally able to bring this ugly incident to its conclusion by successfully compelling president obama to release his birth certificate. mr. trump did a great service to the president and country by bringing close your to the issue hillary clinton and her team first raised." . >> well, i tell you what. he's a great patriot for g of credit. come on. i -- i've given up trying to comment on some of the bizarre things that he says and does. but, you know, it's his candidacy, and we'll see what happens. >> i was going to save this towards the end of the interview, but if i had to make you strike this presidential race in five words

>> an interesting conversation brandon ritteman had with our vice president. we're going to bring you more of that interview later on 9 news today. it will air in longer form sunday morning on "balance of power." that's 8:50 sunday morning just before "meet the press." . it's 6:40. the broncos will face a familiar foe on sunday, one who has certainly had their number in the past few years. the indianapolis colts have won 8 of their last 9 meets with the broncos, including last year. qute a lot to do with that in the most recent match ups. the best defense in the league knows they've got to put him on the ground, or at least he's going to have a field day against them. >> over my years of going against himny the respect he should get, you know, i don't feel like i've given it to him. you know, he's one of the best quarterbacks in the league. i haven't had a sack on him, you know, yet. i got close; but you know, he just has that knack for keeping his eyes down

still making great passes. >> despite sunday's game being at home, indianapolis has won 3 of the last 4 match ups here in denver. kick off right around 2:30 local time, and, marty, going to be a nice day for it. sure locks like it. warm, sunny, dry, through the day sunday, and including the middle of the afternoon. for the broncos, colts, sunday looking at temperatures in the lower to middle 80s during that game on sunday. so it's going to be around here, and i see dry conditions. weather should not be a factor other than just making you feel very warm. contrast this with yesterday morning, the fresh snow up at loveland ski area. toby, the -- mountain dog, loving the mountain snow. >> he looks very happy. >> looks happy, doesn't he? . >> and a little regal. not beagle, regal.

space. >> the work that went into the latest lift off and how students can get involved today. >> i hope that they know their loved one is being honored and that their name is permanently etched in the wall. >> a closer look at the fallen firefighter memorial and the 123 names being added

fall is almost here, and the change of seasons is brilliantly painting colorado's high country in shades of yellow and red. thanks to our viewer bill clary, who shared video from his drop. this is right over the aspen trees on rabbit's ears pass. that yellow is so vibrant, and i tree trunks. marty, it is look at what's to come along front range to degree. we're still pretty warm down here. it will be mild in the mountains this weekend, cheryl. so it should be a sharp weekend to go up and just feast your eyes on what we have going on. it's dry around here this morning, continuing to see thunderstorms in the midwest. that from the same cool front that -- cool front that came through here

showers. any showers today, fewer number than even we saw yesterday. and relatively weak. they'll be late in the afternoon today. and hope to get out of here -- i'm really hoping they're out of here by 6:30 or so, pause we do have a lot of high school football to play tonight around the area. temperatures dropping into the 50s by the time we're wrapping up some of these evening games. so it's going to feel like fall out there. good football weather. this morning as you get out and hit the roadways, starting to see and more congestion. i-225 and yosemite, this is heading southbound, we are starting to see some delays. so heavier traffic, and just -- it's not stop and go just yet, but you are going to be tapping those -- breaks. we have a couple accidents. looks like that accident on p,na and 40th outbound on the way from the airport as you're leaving, is cleared up. we do have another fender bender, another one on federal this morning. so that's the second accident

looks to be a fender bender. >> thank you. today we continue hero's week with a group that's very close to my heart, firefighters. many of you may not know that the international fallen firefighter memorial is right in our own backyard in colorado springs, and 5 to 7,000 people from all over the country and canada are headed there for the annual memorial ceremony today. recently the memorial went through a huge multimillion dollar renovation that truly everyday heros. >> we have 12 names very being added to the wall. >> reporter: courage, family, sacrifice, just a few of the words that describe a hero. 7,400 names are listed on these halls, firefighters dating back to 1918. the center statue, a bronze firefighter rescuing a baby has never been moved since the first walls went up in 1988. a firefighter at the front

the guards on each end watching over our heros at all times, the guardians of the fallen. one section of the wall is a heavy reminder of the sacrifice made by these heros, 343 names. mike smaldino is a colorado springs firefighters, one of the many that makes this memorial what it is. the names on these walls to him are so much more. >> i was in new york the week before my wife and aunt and uncle who lives there. his fire station was right below my uncle's apartment. >> reporter: on that trip, mike met a young firefighter named christopher san tore area. he just started his dream job to be a firefighter for the new york city firearm. >> then the next week, september 11th happened. as they started identifying everybody and they were talking about the names, his name popped up. >> reporter: santora wasn't even on duty at the time; he just got off shift.

raced back to the fire house and toured the burning world trade center. he died at 22 years old, just after -- months on the job. >> over the years, you get to know people, meet people. you see their names come up here. when you ask, "what does it mean to me." you start recognizing these names, and you kind of know the families and histories behind them. for me that's what's powerful. >> reporter: ever name has a story. you've heard mine before. this -- steven son was added to wall. a los angeles firefighter for 02 years, gone much too soon at the age of 57 from an aggressive cancer that was ruled a line of duty death. >> his youngest brother. he died when he was 48. >> reporter: families come here for many reasons, an etch, a memory, or to find peace. >> he left two little children, and a wife, so --

importantly to show respect that their fallen sacrifice hasn't been forgotten. a place like this has soon many tears and unfortunately will see many more, as flags are left often like this. >> that's just the unfortunate part of our profession. >> reporter: just a another reminder of the sacrifice and courage made by heros that walk among us every day. >> the fallen firefighter memorial is tomorrow everyone is being asked to -- around 10:30 in colorado springs. it is free and open to the public. everyone can come. this year, they're honoring 123 fallen firefighters. up to 7,000 people are expected to attend. with put more information about it on our web site at 9news.com. >> we would love for you to join in and tell us about a fire fighter in your life. maybe it's a brother, sister, maybe somebody who happened your family or community. >> give a shout out today on twitter. use the hash tag be on 9. you

news facebook page. we've been featuring them through the morning. we will continue to do so. it's been so great, people saying, "i have a long generation of firefighters in my family, and here's picture," or "thank you in general to the firefighters running into danger when everyone else is running out." . >> we can appreciate how much they contribute to our community every day in big and small ways. >> incredible sacrifice day in and day out. beautiful story. thanks so much for that. 9 neighborhoods is taking you to the baker national this week. the neighborhood runs just west of i-25 to the south plat river. it's boarded by sixth avenue on the north, south broadway on the east, east mississippi on the south. people started coming to baker in the early 1800s. it's what was originally known as south side or south broadway. land was a 660-acre homestead. baker's first subdivision

circle railroad system brought even more people to the area. denver's professional baseball team played at a ballpark off sixth avenue and broadway from 1893 to 1922. in 1985, baker was designated an historic district on the national register of historic places. then 20000, it became a historic district in denver. . >> >> the architecture -- love the architecture. >> it would be dangerous for me to live there. it's 6:52. one day fall feels like it has

storm chance this afternoon frankly are very small. the front that came through yesterday kicked off storms over the eastern plains. those continue to develop and redevelop through the midwest. it was extremely stormy in overnight. warmer air is on the way for this weekend. dry most of the day. late this afternoon, a few very small areas of showers in that late afternoon, 3:30 to-- time frame. if you do happen to get shower, it's going to be on the light side. there's a possibility for a few areas of lightning today and a weak thundershower. so you'll want to be on the look out for that. temperatures in the 70s for us, low 7 0s at that with 60s in the mountains and

dry out west, and in most mountain directions; but from summit county down all the way through the arkansas valley and into the northern reaches of the -- valley, we see some isolated storms as well as here. it's just not gouge be super active. we're a lot more stable today than we were yesterday. so temperatures hold here in the 7 0s. cool in the mountains with 50s and 6 0s. warmer down south and in western colorado as well. 73, very small pockets of rain during the afternoon not very many. we clear out tonight. harvest moon rise tonight shortly after 7:15. hopefully we can get any clouds out of here so we can see that. should be really cool over the eastern horizon. tomorrow, showers stay in the foothill, and than it gets warm and dry. good morning. we're just starting to get to that tipping point where those roadways are starting to get more and more congested. we're going from the green lights to the yellow

speeds. average speed around -- miles per hour. 270, we're dropping those speeds as wall. drive time going to take a couple extra minutes. as for i-25, at least from i-70 to eve, 470, not too terrible just yet. guessing that's going to change in the next several minutes. >> tracy, thank you. it's 6:57. here are a look at some of the top stories we're following toy. legacy high school community after sunday's deadly bus crash near dia. tonight they will play their homecoming football game, 7:00 p.m. at north stadium in westminster against prairie view. that bus crash is still under investigation at this time. sadly the bus driver, carey chopper, was killed in that crash. as far as other people, students and players, they were taken to the hospital. adams 12 tells us one coach is

recovering at this time. . a very special ceremony for two men returning from fighting, and they lost their lives in syria. i'm going to step out of the way here. the families of the -- will finally get to bury their loved ones. the train will arrive around 7:15. their caws accounts will be taken off and brought out to two hearses over here. the families have just arrived up we're going to speak to them, mart few minutes. warm around here today, but we'll be warmer -- with our chances of rain getting smaller and smaller tomorrow, and going to just about nothing the early part of next week. we start the week being very warm. then we have a weak front coming through the middle of next week. thursday morning next week is the autumnal equinox. we change up our seasons, and look at that. temperatures get cooler. >> 8:12 or something?

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