20th avenue and huron street. they are not releasing 90 information about the suspect. there is a new conference going on at this moment. the situation is ongoing, they aren't saying why they responded to that area, we do not have any reports of any officers injured. we all are learning this may have started as a home invasion. streets that were closed earlier, huron between -- is now reopened. we are told also that the suspected home invasion is dead. again, an officer-involved shooting. police are asking people to avoid that area in westminster. the fbi calls her the wicked wig of the west bandit. she usually wears a wig and sunglasses and wig when -- wig and sunglasses when she robs a bank. nick mcgill has more. >> reporter: as far as unusual

woman's may be the most literal. >> she continually is striking banks and getting away with money. >> reporter: for the fifth time in less than a month, federal authorities say this woman has robbed five banks. now they are asking for the public's help to catch her. >> she threatens, she tells them, i have a gun. even though she has never shown it, that doesn't mean she is not going to and she is not going to use it. >> reporter: deborah sherman with the fbi's denver division says their investigation shows the wicked wig bandit filed the same pattern every time she has robbed first she obviously wears a wig. that part you could have guessed but she also targets the same type of banks over and over again, focusing on locations either inside an albertsons or safeway grocery store. and the fbi says that's not the only unusual thing about her. >> she is a woman. that's very rare to see a female bank robbery. in colorado i would say we see it maybe one to 2% of the time. nationwide it might be 7% of the time. >> reporter: the bureau got reports of the bandit robbing

lookalike. sherman says that's troubling because it could mean the wicked wig bandit is inspiring copycats. >> as long as everybody in the community is helping us look out for women wearing wigs robbing banks, she should be okay. >> wells fargo is offering a reward of up to $5000 in addition to the $2000 offered by crimestoppers for any tips that lea??9d to the wicked wig bandit's arrest. anyone with information can call anonymously 720-913-stop. a stretch of the diagonal highway had to be closed for several hours this afternoon after a tanker truck overturned causing a haz-mat spill. the northbound lanes closed from jay road to 63rd street around lunchtime. the highway reopened within just the last half hour or so. there are no reports of any serious injuries. no word yet on what caused this wreck. a fire that burned an entire apartment building in arapahoe county believed to

several people who live at hunters run won't be able to go home for a long time. cunningham fire says the 24 unit building on east yale avenue is likely a total loss after yesterday's two alarm blaze. residents and firefighters treated for breathing in too much smoke are doing better today. fire investigators haven't been able to figure out how that juniper bush caught fire. they say the cause will be listed as undetermined and the scene has been turned over to the property manager. some items in the building appear to be sal salvagable. the the owner is coordinating efforts to get those items back to the owners. putting a few residents up in hotels tonight. insurance is going up for hundreds of thousands of coloradans next year. for some it is a major increase. it impacts anyone who goes to the state exchange for individual insurance plans. those who don't have an insurance plans through an employer. insurers say they are losing money so some are leaving the market or cutting their plans.

20% but if you live on the western slope or eastern plains it could go up as much as 40%. 92,000 people must find new coverage next year because their insurance company simply opted out. we have an update to a story from last month that includes details about the death of a woman in jefferson county who was killed by her family's dogs. susan shawl was found unresponsive in august on her property in conifer. 9news today ta the jefferson county coroner determined she was mauled to death. the sheriff's office says no charges will be recommended against her son who was the owner of one of the dogs. investigators told 9news shawl had the dogs on her property since they were puppies. it's unclear what led to the attack. both dogs have been euthanized. three people have been injured in a crash along us-6

a runaway truck -- the truck overturned on the runway truck ramp coming down this way from loveland pass. one of the three people hurt taken to summit medical center with significant injury. the highway was closed in both directions this morning. the search for a -- briefly shut down el dorado canyon state park. rescue workers found an abandoned 2012 honda suv in the creek this morning. had it gone about hundre down a steep embankment. the 32-year-old man was from superior. the only person in the suv when it crashed, he was taken to a local hospital to be evaluated. no word on the cause. it has been a gorgeous but overall dry september across much of the state. according to the u.s. drought monitor about 1/4 of the state is dry including the front range and northwestern sections of colorado.

different story. 9news reporter maya rodriguez joins us with more details. >> released a new report which takes a look at how reservoirs are doing across the state and what they found is we are in pretty good shape for now. >> reporter: on a warm september day, getting across boulder creek is more like child's play, or dog play. >> this time of year is the time of year where river flows year round. >> reporter: begin taking a closer look at what's left. >> i think the report is reflective of the fact we need to pay attention all the time so water and the condition of water around the state. >> reporter: this month things look pretty good, according to the state's water availability task force. it's all thanks to more rainfall than normal in august in most of colorado, leaving reservoirs across the state with an average of 7% more water than they normally have

>> reservoir waters are at high levels this time of year. >> reporter: but rainfall in september. it's a sign in colorado water planning can never stop. >> we have to constantly keep aware of what the conditions are like and to plan ahead for the future when it's not dry year. >> reporter: which is why state officials are waiting to see what snow might eventually come . >> driver of our water supply going into the 2017 water year . >> reporter: what does the

el nino is not over and not quite clear if la ni?a brings drier conditions to colorado. so we will have to wait if that will actually happen or not. right now we are in a neutral pattern. >> some people forget we are a semi aired climate here. >> we have a growing population too so we have that. >> indeed. thank you. denver has two powerball winners as a result of saturday night's drawing. they are a brother and sister who played the same numbers at both came forward monday morning to claim their prizes. the brother, who recently moved to colorado from vietnam won $50,000 by matching four numbers in the powerball. his sister pulled in $200,000 by matching the same numbers because she paid $1 for the power play multiplier. a lot of people going to go by that multiplier now. she hand selected the winning numbers. >> i've never seen anything like it. i have seen the same winner coming in twice in one week but

same drawing night, never, never happened. >> yeah, that could be a first. the $200,000 ticket came from the shamrock 99 shell station at 2680 south federal. the other lucky ticket came from the king soopers at 2727 west evans. the larger prize will be used to buy a house. the $246 million jackpot has been claimed by a player in georgia. >> the story we were told was she told her brother these are lucky numbers, he's like, okay. >> sounds good to me. i'm here now. might as we >> good call. something many people eat for breakfast has been recalled because of possible listeria contamination. a new round of store closures for kmart including locations in colorado. and what the government sees as necessary for self-

kellog is recalling about 10,000 cases of its eggo nutri gain whole wheat waffles because could be con name witted -- contaminated with listeria. it learned about the potential problem through routine tests. count packs with used by dates of november 21st and november 22nd, 2017 were sold in 25 states. kmart locations in thorton and craig are among 64 additional stores in 28 states that the struggling retail chain plans to close because of lagging sales. sears holdings, which owns sears and kmart, notified employees of the closure on friday. the stores that are closing will begin liquidation sales on

follows sears' decision to shut down nearly 80 stores, most of which were kmart stores in july. the store closing in thorton is at 1400 east 104th avenue. the location in craig, 1198 west victory way. the u.s. department of transportation is trying to get up to speed on self-driving cars. today releasing new federal guidelines. automakers have been testing the cars for years with a human in the driving seat. department of transportation officials say self-driving cars have the potential to the technology can react to road hazards much faster than a driver can. d.o.t. has come up with 15 factors the agency will evaluate in deciding whether a self-driving car is safe enough. >> what we are doing here is building safety in at the ground floor and as long as folks are engaging with us and doing what this policy recommends that they do, we are going to build a safety culture around autonomous vehicles that

evolve with the changing technology and although they are voluntarily, the feds expect automakers will comply with them. brad pitt released a statement on his divorce filing from angelina jolie-pitt asking reporters and cameras to stay away from their children. jolie filed for divorce yesterday in los angeles siting irreconcilable differences. they have six children. in a statement pitt says i'm very saddened by this but what matters most now is the well- bein unbelievable. afternoon highs still feel like summer with fall just a couple of days away. >> when the weather will start matching the change of seasons

hello. welcome back, i'm chief meteorologist kathy sabine out in a very cloudy but very warm don't mind the cloud cover and the clouds bringing rain in the high country. so very pretty. travel really not affected on i- 70 and those traveling the peak to peak highway greeted with a glorious view of the changing leaves today. we did touch 90 at dia this afternoon, 96 in the lamar area and 79 in eagle today. and we are still cloudy in denver, travel just fine on i- 25, you're waiting dinner on

time. 87 at the airport, tender, dry humidity at 10%. here in the 9 back yard the winds picking up a bit with 85 degrees in the city and in the 9 back yard. if you look west all of that moisture trying to push into colorado is the remnant of hurricane paine, extensive high and midlevel cloud cover for our state. system continues to move inland. right now a tropical some beneficial rain for drought ravaged southern california, arizona, even portions of utah. southern mountains may get in a little bit of this activity here and there may be snow up high when a weak front to the north interacts with this in the next 46 to 48 hours. tomorrow we have a mostly cloudy start to your day. all of the moisture feeding in from the southwest and the cool air staying north of us for now. in the mid-80s tomorrow with the coolest air to the north and the warmest air through the

midlevel cloud deck bringing a few light showers outside of dang go and -- durango and telluride area and grand junction. tomorrow a possibility of a reshower or sprinkle. i wouldn't worry too much about it. that little activity pushes through but we do stay cloudy for most of the day. highs back in the mid-80s with the best chance for precip over the southern foothills and southwestern mountains tomorrow. 39 in leadville tonight, 57 grand junction, 60s fo greeley, denver, castle rock and pueblo. highs tomorrow still very comfortable in spite of the cloud cover, some 80s on the map down south, mid-60s in the high country and mid-70s out west. headed to black hawk or nederland, no travel issues for you tomorrow, 65 in grand lake and about 66 in walden. tonight in denver a dry, cloudy and mild evening, our low 61, sun up at 6:45. we are dry in the afternoon, upper 70s by lunchtime, mid-80s

coming in after tomorrow, that will start the temperature trend downward for the first few days of fall. autumnal equinox on thursday. temperatures trending down on friday. our best chance for rain will be friday, 20% chance of showers there, isolated showers over the weekend but the weekend will feel like the new season. upper 60s saturday, low to mid- 60s on sunday and then we trend right back into the 70s for the start of next week. wonderful fall foliage pictures contng facebook and twitter. remember to plan your outing, go to 9news.com, everything you need to know including viewer comments and input is all right there. it's a beautiful time in colorado. >> it is. i noticed some of the tips of the trees in the metro area are starting to turn. >> reporter: despite all the cloud cover it's warm out here. >> time to roll the windows down. you can now be greeted by c.j. anderson at breakfast. we will show you how and.

let school kids ask him any question they want.

from colorado's sports >> hi, everybody. broncos linebacker brandon marshall spoke to a large group of denver residents today and the topic of his recent protest during the national anthem was never raised. that's probably because the fourth grade students at valverde elementary school had other stuff on their minds this morning like winning marshall's challenge and a pizza party by improving their attendance to

of basketball? >> lebron james. >> why did he retire? >> exactly. >> he got old and he couldn't do it anymore. >> answered their own questions, he got old. hold the onions, ted helton's burger shack is opening up in a few minutes. the coors field restaurant located behind the leftfield bleachers was forced crazy last night when matt holliday smashed the protective glass with a batting this evening. don't forget the fries and vanilla shake. they are both terrific. this week's prep rally honor roll ends with a scoop and score. 9news prep reporter taylor temby lists them in case you missed them.

>> reporter: lace up your cleats for number 5, rock canyon senior tanner lyle lets it fly from 30 yards out, perfect placement, his goal leads the number 3 ranked jaguars to their sixth win of the season. this is not the kill. it's the dig. andy toller was doing it all night for the academy. it last one earned her a point in the number 4 play. pa money's max hurdles the defender and doesn't miss a beat. you will take it 79 yards to the end zone before the play is flagged. marcus lindsey gives his team the lead at number 2. he will break four tackles en route to the end zone, lindsey would add an insurance touchdown to the end of the day to help the rebels take down monarch. one man show. dalton keen first comes up with the punt block then finds the ball to finish it off.

the chargers stay undefeated on the season. we have ranked them, now it's your time, go to 9news.com/hss to vote for your favorite play. >> broncos running back c.j. anderson has an extra box to pack for this weekend's trip to cincinnati. a cereal box. 9news sports reporter aaron matas milks this one. >> reporter: c.j. anderson doesn't need a mirror to stare at himself anymore. >> definitely going to have an extra, you know, punch now with a bowl of cereal >> reporter: his -- his cereal, c.j.'s mile high crunch. >> better than tony the tigers. we like bengals. >> reporter: he's pouring himself into a new business venture and says he's cereal guy. >> you can eat it anytime

>> cereal. that's how we get -- >> they got the ball high and tight. they got my motion. that's me on the field from sunday put on a box. >> reporter: the only thing he needs now is a little help with a slogan. >> you say the name of the cereal, i will hit you with a catch phrase and you pick the best one. >> c.j. mile age crunch. >> you wil more. >> c.j.'s mile high crunch. >> every bowl is super. >> second one. >> running back for more. that's a good one. >> aaron matas, 9news. >> gosh, that's so funny. >> i would have chose the last one, right? >> yes. >> every bowl is super. that's a good start. >> i called him adam. [ laughter ] >> just aaron does. >> do you think he's watching?

there's no way he's watching. >> what did he say, every bowl is super-- >> every bowl is superand then they come running back. >> come running back for more. >> can't remember his entire script. >> i love your baseball segment today. bravo. >> oh, the broken window at the burger king? >> i felt terrible about that. >> as opposed to any other day.

tonight, missed warnings. new revelations about what the fbi knew about the bombing rampage suspect two years ago from his own father, and the anti-american sentiments found in his bullet-pierced journal. skittles outrage. donald trump's son getting comparing refugees to poisoned candy and new allegations of misused charity money by trump's foundation. hot seat. the ceo of wells fargo grilled over millions of fake accounts opened in customers' names. what he said today that outraged congress. police shooting uproar, as anger grows over the fatal shooting of an unarmed father of four. tonight we hear the officer's side. and self-driving dangers. with more and more hitting the roads, the feds urge new rules to