an unsettling heads up. people in southern california told to be ready for a possible earthquake. people in jamaica on alert, hurricane matthew threatening the plenty to talk about, from a conversation to guns, to a super hero scaling buildings in denver. uber ready to fit into your christmas stocking. could it be the perfect gift? 7:00 on your sunday morning. we begin in southern california where it's been recommended that residents should remain on earthquake alert. there is an increased possibility of a major quake until tuesday. the warning comes after a series of small

san andreas fault. the probability of a quake is high. these kinds the warnings are issued once or twice every year. race against the clock for people to stock up on food and supplies in jamaica before a powerful storm comes in. the hurricane has been down graded from a hurricane ivan taught them not to take the seriousness of a storm for granted. >> ivan was a lesson learned. jamaicans no storm coming, a lot of persons feel t i want to be on the safe side. >> and taking a look at the current projected path for hurricane matthew. tracking north, expected to head from eastern cuba to the bahamas on monday or tuesday and then head over to the east

we'll check in with the weather now. >> there is a lot of focus on what's happening with a storm system that could push that further into the atlantic. i have friends that are forecasters in florida and they're saying they're barnging on it, it won't come in our direction. 150 mile an hour winds is dangerous stuff. our forecast calmer by comparison. good morning broncos county. this is a gorgeous sunrise. a few clouds o now. our temperatures this afternoon will be similar to what we had yesterday, highs in the low 80s along i-25 and 70s and 60s closer to the foothills. the temperatures right now are in the 50s if you're headed out the doors. 40s up towards welk county and folks in the mountains have temperatures currently in the 30s. grab that cup of coffee, a good morning to enjoy it on the porch. temperatures in the 50s for a little bit longer and then under the sunny skies we'll warm into the 60s by 9:00

we will have a chance for a few isolated showers around town and also in the mountains this afternoon. not expecting for those to become severe. yeah, today is the last rockies game of the season. feels a little bitter sweet, right? the temperatures will be nice and it looks like chance for any showers won't come until after the game is over. so, go rockies! >> yeah, and nice forecast f thanks. loved ones continue to mourn the loss of a 6-year-old shot by a teen accused of opening fire on a school playground in south carolina. the family of jacob hill says jacob would have forgiven the shooter because that's the kind of kid he was. he has been surrounded by family since the shooting on wednesday. he lost 75% of his blood from a gunshot wound to the leg. he was the youngest victim of a school shooting since the sandy look shooting in

killing his father. he was charged as a juvenile. transportation investigators say they can't get too close to the deadly train crash scene in new jersey because it's too dangerous. we have the latest. >> reporter: they need to get to the black box and video camera inside the front car in the hoboken station but the collapsed roof is still on top of the train making it difficult for train. one data recorder has been located and is being examined. the engineering of the commuter train has returned home after being interviewed by ntsb investigators. law enforcement officials believe the crash was accidental or caused by operation error.

administration says there were safety problems. they investigated the transit in june. they discovered 183 safety violations, violations that cost the transit system $500,000. they range from drug and alcohol use to breaking practices. the train slammed into the station on thursday. . in utah, asi is alive, safe, and reunited with his family this morning. but another member of the family did not make it. another hiker found the man's father dead near a trail in alpine. michael was found safe and they think the father suffered a deadly medical episode. investigators are looking at what sent four people to hospital. two cars were involved, they shut down northbound wadsworth to investigate.

the aftermath. >> i are tell you, 30 to 40 accidents a year at intersection, this is the worst one i've seen. >> a dozen people stopped to help. no word on how the people are doing that went to the hospital. last may a colorado state trooper was killed in the line of duty. saturday, his youngest supporters made it clear that his service and garrett steele only met him twice but he dedicated the season to his hero. both teams had a moment of silence. he had special decals made. >> i wanted to play for him, to see that

by a car while conducting an investigation. 7:06 on your sunday. one word can ignite the debate: guns. >> it got a big response from you this week. >> and we heard about the k-9 team and the s.w.a.t officers who donned tights for a good cause. >> reporter: in the land of apple pie more american than the good old american gun. >> talk about a topic that divides so many: guns. we shared the date ta regarding guns and asked you to start a conversation, to talk about solutions. thanks for making this. it makes one think. i think part of the problem is we have a mental health issue in our country that we don't want to address, especially considering the number of suicides. another: guns is not the problem. it is humans.

crime, but if you get rid of all the guns from everyone tomorrow, people will still find a way to kill and commit crimes. a gun is a tool, like a knife or a hammer. if we want to stop all crime and murders, we should just outlaw people. and: it's great start to the conversation that's long overdue on gun safety and laws. i am a gun owner and i agree we need to do more to encourage safe use. i don't think it's restricting specific licensing, testing, maybe even insurance. guilty of count number one. >> a guilty verdict for the man who killed a state trooper and seriously injured another while trying to drive away from police. taylor thyfault was a cadet in his final days of training promoted to trooper following his death. two thoughts: taylor your life was magnificent.

thanks for being a hero. the whole goal was to brighten children's day that are stuck here in the hospital. >> when super heros arrived everyone noticed. one message: we were lucky enough to watch today. our daughter had her leg amputated monday and she was determined to get the wheelchair to watch them repel today. thank you aurora pd for making little brighter. thanks for your comments, and remember, 9 listens. we welcome your comments at 9news.com and call us or send us a message on facebook. >> we look forward to hearing from you each afr every week. on the campaign trail, donald trump is in colorado tomorrow. this morning, though, we are learning more about his tax returns that indicate the presidential candidate could have avoided paying taxes for nearly 20 years.

trump's income tax returns from 1995. they were mailed to a reporter with a return address from trump towers. it shows that he had a net loss of $916 million back in 1995 and experts say he could have avoided paying income taxes for 18 years. other tax experts, though, say this gives a small picture into trump's finances and say more documents need to be seen before making assumptions. trump said he paid millions in >> hillary clinton's only loyalty is to her financial contributors and she herself. i don't think she's loyal to bill if you want to know the truth. >> you know, also responding by ramping up attacks against hillary clinton as well, again, trump even criticising clinton over her bout with pneumonia. >> meanwhile she spent the weekend send

good a time as any as national servers. it was sent at 3 a.m. the same time that trump sent out a tweet about a beauty queen. >> i have said it before and i'll say it again, a man who can be provoked by a tweet should not be anywhere near the nuclear codes. >> meanwhile trump and clinton's preparing for their debate on tuesday. the broncos take on the bucs in florida. >> the bucs don't seem confident with the matchup. they've already seemed to give up, sort of. they're recorded as 1-3. the real record 1-2 so they've already resigned themselves to losing today. not really. they're ready for the game. as are the broncos. it seems like that good matchup for the

players and coaches saying we're not taking the team for granted, going in with everything we have. >> they don't seem too worried about it. it's warm today but we could see cooler temperatures next week. >> even the chance of snow this week up in the high country.

. welcome back, everyone. 7:13 on your sunday. time for us to head straight to belen de leon who is in the backyard. belen, you have a gorgeous sunrise behind you and temperatures are already warm. >> yes. about 2 or so degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. you're right, our temperatures for today are going to be slightly warmer than yesterday. we're going to have lots of blue in the sky and lots of sunshine. check out ever saw one. beautiful way to start off your day. your headlines for today, we're going to be sunny and we're going to have warm temperatures, high today in the low 80s. this afternoon we'll track a chance for a few showers around town. not expecting for them to become severe. then this evening another wave pushes into the mountains bringing them some rain an a possibility of snow on top of the mountain peaks. temperatures right now are in 509s. we have 40s around town and out on the

30s. in the west, 55 degrees. later today, 70s out west, 60s for the mountains and temperatures running 10 degrees warmer than normal here on the front range. highs will be in the low 80s this afternoon so a pretty nice early fall day for you. as far as the rain goes, we'll have a chance of seeing some showers after about 4:00 here in the metro area. they'll be isolated so not everyone is in on the rainy action but the r that does fall will be light. we'll see a tenth, 2/10. we'll have another wave coming in from the southwest pushing into the northeast, and some of those showers will be mixed in with snow on the mountains. no travel advisories have been issued. so let's go on your futurecast, the

if you're cheering on the rockies, the weather looks nice. the showers will hold off until after the game is over. 4:00, a chance for light showers in the foothills to the south and then it will move its way to the northeast brings us showers into weld county. around 10:00, the forecast dry in the mountains. watch this wave pushing in from the southwest in the overnight hours bringing in rain and also mixed in with a little bit of snow. so that is the case out toward th juans and in our northern mountains through tomorrow morning. our winds will increase and we'll see an increase in clouds. tonight temperatures will drop to 51 degrees, winds from 10 to 20 miles per hour, you'll notice some breezy winds this afternoon as well. that next storm system arrives monday evening into tuesday. right now, it's working its way on shore to the pacific northwest but as it moves in our direction it will increase our winds and our fire danger. for tomorrow, a red flag warning in

that could be updated for a red flag warning, that's for morning. tomorrow a front moves through monday into tuesday dropping our temperatures to 68. we're tracking another disturbance arriving wednesday into thursday. models right now in disagreement as to -- if we'll see any snow here in the city but as of now i'm including a chance for rain and snow wednesday evening into thursday morning. temperatures in the 60s and 50s. y your forecast, you can find me on facebook, twitter, instagram and snapchat. before i let you go. funny little comic i found from one pumpkin talking to another saying i want to go to a good home but i'm not going to get desperate. are you wearing colone, pumpkin spice? too much? >> i'm bringing a whole new meaning to the sunday funnies. >> want to give you guys in a

i never tried a pumpkin latte before. >> have you grab a couple for us? >> sure, i have ten minutes, i'll be right back.

. welcome back, 7:20 on your sunday. who are the richest people in the world? we'll this week. >> and forbes is getting ready to release the top billionaires. >> they're still number billionaires, the number one. >> 75 billion, 5 billion, potato, potato. who is worth the most on tuesday will be

richest people. are you on there? >> yeah. >> more than 1800 billionaires in the world so quite a few out there, bloomburg worth 40 billion, zucker berg 50 billion, gates has 75 billion. and those billions shift around due to the economy i guess they're expecting some of them might have lost money due to the oil prices but it might be down a billion or two. >> staples came out and said it will be closed on thanksgiving day. it added earlier opening hours by other retailers going into turkey day. staples will have online deals. the stores will be open on black friday at 6 a.m. >> new marketing strategy like

about that. that draws more customers in actually. >> tricky. a new surveyds wearable but aer wearable is closing in. raymond james revealed fitbit maintains its dominant position in wearables but apple is getting new life from their apple watch. 9% intend to to buy one in the future. >> they're cool >> they're so cool. >> i wouldn't know how to use one. fitbit is easy, simple. just in time for the holidays, uber

>> smart move for them. >> really smart idea by uber. >> just in time for the holidays. >> can't wait to get my uber card from you. >> is that what you're get? >> okay. just like you guys have never had the pumpkin spice latte i've never taken uber. a big win for the buffs against

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. good morning. there is reason to celebrate in boulder. back to back conference wins for cu for the first time since 2010 when they were in the big 12 and ever as members of the pac 12. they embarrassed oregon state in boulder yesterday. you better play well with buffs

they honored jenny simpson and coburn who won medals at the summer games. they're fast. career day for the wide receiver, 51-yard touchdown, buffs up 6-3 at that point. still in the first, 33-yard touchdown, montez threw for many yards, second quarter screen, 63-yard score, fields had 169 yards receiving touchdowns, the buffs won 47-6. mcintyre appears to have his team on the right track. >> i used to tell them all the time when i was first recruiting this bunch of guys and red shirt juniors, come on with me, but we're getting in a rollercoaster, okay? and you're getting in the rollercoaster at the bottom. and when you say you want to come i'm going to lock in on you quick and you can't get out i want you to lock in and

we've gone on this long hill, click, click, click, click, and now we're woooo! i think they want to continue doing that. >> extremely late kick-off for the border war, 8:21 start for colorado state and wyoming last night in fort collins. rams looking to win that bronze boot for a fourth straight year. clark on the sweep. he out runs a 14-3 in the second quarter. the pope scored two touchdowns, double reverse flea flicker, wyoming was up 24-17 at the half. your final score, what a way to kick off mountain west play. air force won over navy.

force wins 28-14. conference opener for northern colorado hosting northern arizona and they have owned the bears but not on saturday. floater, keeper, 21-18 victory. hoffman will finish the year without a win although he pitched well enough for one last night. 5 innings, 2 hits, striking out 7. he left the game trailing 1-0. the rockies did innings but in the tenth, carter, his 41st home run of the season, the brewers won 4-3. the rapids clinched their

a double shooting on colfax -- still under investigation as police try to find the suspect. the shooter killed one pers still under investigation as police try to find the suspect. the shooter killed a person and injured another. jamaica and cuba bracing for impact as hurricane matthew heads north. 17 years ago an accident left a formi indy car driver paralyzed from the neck down. how technology allows him to hit the road again. it's fall, this team has a

celebrate with your family. who is still standing, in our pep rally report. we want to get to this just in. several dozen people are dead after a religious festival turns dead in ooet yoepa. >> people were running using tear gas and other measures to control situation. witnesses say protesters were chanting antigovernment phrases while pushing towards leaders who were speaking. these types of protests against the government have been happening for a while. an estimated 2 million people were at this event. let's get a check of your forecast with belen de leon. a lot changing over the next week or so so we need to keep an eye on those things. >> especially, you know, tuesday into

looking really nice. a live view over the city and we have clouds set up right now causing for a great way to start the day as we're seeing the sunrise in the sky. we'll see more clouds than sun in the sky. those clouds will increase more this afternoon along with the winds. those temperatures will get into the upper 70s, low 80s today along i-25 so similar to where we were yesterday. 70s and 60s for you if you live closer to the divide. temperatures in the 50s right now, 40s in weld county. chillier than that the higher you go in the elevation, temperatures in the mountains in the 30s in some spots. a chance for afternoon showers, a tenth of an inch, 2/10 of an inch on the front range, and into northeast colorado. another round of moisture moves into tonight in the high country bringing a chance tore showers and even some snow on top of those mountain peaks. those changes are coming in the

moving on to the pacific northwest that will increase the fire danger on monday for us and even cooler temperature trend for the middle of the week. that forecast is coming up. denver police are looking for the gunman who killed a man in a double shooting. it happened around 2:00 yesterday morning near colfax and pennsylvania street. police say two people were shot, one man died. the second victim was taken to the recover. police have not released information about the shooter or the victims. . on to some world news. we continue to track the path of hurricane matthew one of the most powerful atlantic hurricanes in recent history and it's threatening jamaica, haiti, and cuba. this is a look at preparations in cuba. the country declared a state of emergency. volunteers cleared out storm

stock piled food. the storm track is expected to go across haiti tomorrow and then to cuba and the bahamas. fa gas leak is to blame for an ex -- a gas leak is to blame for an explosion near a cafe in spain. the chef raised the alarm moments before the blast. five people are being treated with serious injuries. protest continued in cajon in california. police released video of a shooting after unarmed black man. alfred alongo was shot and killed on thursday. he refused to the officer's order to get his hands out of his pockets. witness video released by police, he took a shooting stance and pulled something out of his pocket. he was holding a vape pen. a shooting in southern l.a. after officers tried to pull over a car they believed was stolen.

off. a passenger got out of the car and run into the back of a home where he was shot by police. a weapon was recovered at the scene. many protested the shooting outside of the scene last night. vice-president joe biden spoke at a memorial service this weekend for two delaware firefighters who died in the line of duty. thousands of emergency responders from across the country attended this service in honor of the two. they died while fighting a row houseir the first floor of the home buckled. a family of six were in the home and made it out safely. a funeral was held in yonkers for a fire battalion chief. he was 17-year-old veteran and a father of three. authorities are looking into whether the building was used to grow marijuana.

. in florida, more zika caring mosquitos have been captured in miami beach in a new neighborhood. the florida department of agriculture says it's the first capture of zika carrying mosquitos in two weeks. the agriculture department has tested 4,000 mosquito samples since may, six of them have contained the virus. there is some really amazing technology that's been developed here in colorado that is allowing a race car driver to get back on the road. sam schmidt was told he would never be behind the wheel again. he became a quadriplegic after being hurt 17 years ago and he got a one of a kind driver's license where he lives in nevada and he can drive his own corvette. aero electronics developed the system.

mouth piece that controls the throttle. >> i love the roads around lake mead, trying to avoid the cops out there for sure, but definitely, you know, you have so many unforeseen things that can happen so we'll be safe. i also got to drive in and out through the drive-thru, it's been a long time. >> and that is a freedom he must miss. >> can you passion to drive, haven't been able to do it. >> spin that corvette around on the track. >> and a corvette, too, right? >>. coming up in the forecast, belen de leon will break down what the work week will look like. a stunning view of the mountains, good

. welcome back, everyone. a stunning view of downtown denver this morning. look at the sky. something you don't see every day. we're waking up to a sunny, gorgeous day, good morning. >> let's check in with belen de leon. belen, it looks like we'll have to dive in deep to the closet and grab the sweaters. >> your ugs, where are they? you need to get those out. >> i have my bright pink ones.

a far cry from the 08s and the dry weather we'll see today. i'm going to take you out to tampa out at raymond james stadium, they're experiencing warm temperatures as our broncos take on the buccaneers this afternoon. the temperatures are in the 80s but you'll hear about our players playing in really hot temperatures. when the factor in the heat index is in the 90s. the view from loveland ski area pointing east, looks fantastic. forecast will be warm today, track the chance for a few storms this afternoon. watch what happens on monday. it turns windy. our fire danger increases ahead of the storm system that pushes through monday into tuesday. and by tuesday it's much cooler, highs in

it gets even more interesting towards the end of the week. temperatures right now are in the 50s and in the 40s. in the high country, temperatures in the 30s, we have 50s out on the western slope. this afternoon 78 out in the west. temperatures in the 60s for aspen and frisco and down low our temperatures are running 10 degrees above normal in the low 80s out on the eastern plains, 85 in ray. now, our futurecast is going to be quiet for the first half of the day. if you're headed out

scatteredwest bringing u it's going to increase our fire danger. still expected to be a dry day here on the front range. fire weather watch for the eastern plains, red flag warning to the south. our forecast for tomorrow is warm, 80 degrees, windy. monday into tuesday, comes that batch of cooler air. 68 will be your high on tuesday. wednesday into thursday, another disturbance arrives, right now the models are in disagreement as far as where the storm is going to move and where

of precipitation. it will bring snow into the mountains, but with our temperatures dropping into the 30s there's a chance for us to get a rain/snow mix wednesday evening into thursday. our temperatures continue to tumble from the 60s into 50s, and then on friday, the high of 65 degrees. that is chilly weather right there. we had a chili eating contest on friday. those few days we could find more chili. >> we need to bring the chili back. >> now with that thursday with all the football games on thursday night. >> the weather calls for it, sister. >> thanks, belen. taylor is here. she had a mouthful of chili but it's done now. >> it was so good. >> i was in charge of the spicy exotic category. >> jessica took one for the

sports. >> we have a hundred high

. welcome to the 9 news prep rally. here is taylor temby. >> good morning, everyone. we're at the halfway point of the football season and things are always different classification. 3a football, mead hosting fort morgan. pick this up in the second quarter. mustangs down 7-0. looked like breddenback will be swallowed up, he runs to the end zone that makes it 7-6. fourth quarter, mead trailed 12-7. mavericks decide to go for it

the lead. they're behind 20-14 with a few minutes left and mustangs mcbride blows by the line. he made a couple of big defensive plays. morgan hangs on 20-14 to stay undefeated on the year. >> let's go! >> number four denver looking for a spark after trailing elizabeth in the first. storming out to make the sack. cardinals are behind in the second. high snap, finds a wide open receiver who makes it to the end zone. 14-12 at half. mckent denver owned the second half. long to wells for the 44-yard completion, another sun devils score. denver takes this one 39-20.

creek hosting erie, near team with a loss. silver creek, going to ramirez, follows a great block slipping through a hole and finds the side line. 24-7. silver creek hanging on in the fourth. wide open in the middle, an easy score, and that would put the team within 8 points. next drive, orway to nechle, powers way through the pile and into the end zone. silver creek remains undefeated. >> our focus is next week, that's our only game we should look forward to, and week by week. >> chap field scored 45 points to roll past wild field.

here, chargers one 52-0. we have nine state championships to go. tennis happens two weeks from now followed by soft ball, field hockey and cross country. everyone working to make those last big competitions county. dakota ridge has the invitational. drewoh pack, but dornbush wins. bennett in charge midway throughout race. she crossed the finish line 12 seconds faster than the next closest competitor.

freshman sackette. she nailed her pitch. this was over the fence. that home run put the tigers up 2-0 on rows development. she would hit two more home runs this game. 5th inning, sanchez at work at the plate. gets to third base and then is waved on. it goes down as a triple but sanchez makes it home, in the park home run. erie wins it 13-0. randolph hosting middle park. ahmed came in averaging a hat trick. he scored this toake itark did . aduts onehe back of the net. and that is 2-1. it was really all bruce randolph from there. he scored nine more goals. rodriguez had two of them and they go on to win it 11-1 is the final.

got going. eagle crest takes the lead off this rebound f theper?0??!.detigainz, this time he plays a beautiful ball to his team mate who goes past the goalie. the mustangs win 2-1. if you extended highlights and interviews from all games, go on line. want to go back to belen's forecast. we're cruising through this fall season, one state championship, possible rain or snow. who knows what's going to happen next. >> or interesting top plays. >> with some weather. >> thanks. here is a look at what's coming up at

earthquake. there is a 1 in 100 chance they could see an earthquake in the next few days. hurricane matthew is heading to the bahamas and cuba. people across the caribbean are bracing for a powerful impact. first, fall is great time to enjoy

. there are so many ways to celebrate fall and we love what you can do with pumpkins. >> m-hmm. >> and becky is here to show us how to do a pump kib tic tac toe.

used in a long time, modge podge. >> this is a cool game that you can find with stuff on sale right now ot your craft stores. but this we used, a used this modge podge to put this together. it's an an easy project and your family will love it and it will good book in your fall even with a couple of modifications this pumpkin tic tac toe board is easy to make. the original version i saw on pinterest.

make the rope stiff. a quarter cup glue, one quarter cup corn starch and 1/8 of a cup of warm water. two pieces of wax paper for my rope to sit on to dry. you'll need to wipe off the excess glue from each piece of rope. i found it easy to mold as soon it was coated. i had cut two long and six short. once coated with the glue mixture placed them on the wax paper in the shape of a tic tac toe board. it takes a while to dry. to pass the time i went outside to spray paint. a laid out a large drop cloth and painted away. the color selection is up to you. but you'll definitely need to make sure

represent my xs and os. once the ropes are dry, take a hot glue gun and glue each piece together. then spray paint. let everything dry again and then put together your tic tac toe board. miss a step? you'll be able to find all the instructions on 9news.com/fixthis. so what i loved is since this is removeable, it's not glued in you can take the tray and use it for anything. you can use it for christmas decor. >> multi-purpose. >> yeah. >> you can use ornaments instead of pumpkins and still keep them for that, too. >> absolutely. what i like about it, too, is fall to me is a time of reflection so it's time you sit around and enjoy the leaves.

memories. to create new memories with your family, get them away from gadgets and playing tictac toe. >> as soon as it was dry my daughter wanted to play with it. >> just quietly, i won this game. >> tic tac toe champion. >> you know this weekend we have been having themes of kind of fall and hallowe'en and we already made you can -- it's so easy. you can make it with the recipe on line for you. and you made this wonderful thing as well. >> how to preserve fall leaves. this is how to do it in a day. >> all of this information, of course,

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large storm headed their way. to te anything for granted. ot >> a lot of persons feel it. i just want to be on the safe side. >> the projecd path for hurricane matthew is expected to move from eastern cuba to the bahamas monday or tuesday and to the east coast by

now. belen, the path of this hurricane has been erratic so ? the ek, thcone of uncertainty is much wider. what that says is that the spaghetti plots right now can put the hurricane closer to the florida peninsula or way out into the atlantic. so time will tell of a close ey this. >> absolutely. >> back re ilodo we have a nice day in store for us. we are keeping an eye on th it will change. here is the forecast for sunday. low 80s. beautiful out in sterling. good morning to our friends out on the eastern plains. a few clouds in northeastern colorado. our temperatures this afternoon will be similar to yesterday. highs will be in the upper 70s, low 80s in lower elevations. and the higher you go in elevation, the temperatures will be cooler, in the 70s and 60s. mainly 50s around town right

temperatures get cooler. 30s for the mountains for folks waking up there. a cup of coffee is a good idea. we will jump into the 60s and 70s by lunchtime. maybe a picnic in the park is a good idea. fire up the grill. the broncos are playing after all. a good possibility for you. there is a possibility of rain this afternoon and another wave in the mountains that will bring them scattered showers and hey, guys, it's the last game for the rockies. that is happening today. taking on the brewers. first pitch at 1:10 we're looking for a fantastic forecast for the rockies. any showers will hold off until the end of the game. we will talk about the ever- changing workweek forecast coming up. >> that's not a bad way to end the season either. thank you, belen. loved ones are mourning the

school playground in south carolina. the family of jacob hall says jacob would have forgiven the shooter because that's the kind of kid he was. jacob was surrounded by family at the hospital since the shooting on wednesday at townville elementary. he lost 75% of his blood due to a gunshot wound to his leg. another student and a teacher were also shot. but survived. the shooter is also accused of that teen was charged as a juvenile. transportation investigators say they cannot get too close to the deadly train crash scene in new jersey because it's too dangerous. vida urbonas is in the information center with the latest on the information. >> and good morning. this morning, the ntsb says it needs to get to the black box and video camera inside of the train in the station but the collapsed roof at the terminal is still on top of the train, making it difficult for

train. one data recorder has been located and now being examined. also this weekend, the engineer of the commuter train has returned home. after he was interviewed by ntsb investigators. tommy gallagher was seen arriving at his home yesterday in new jersey. law enforcement officials believe the crash was accidental or caused by operator error. a woman died and more than one hundred people were hurt in the crash. the federal railroad administration reveal there's hoboken train crash. they investigated the transit in june and discovered 183 safety violations. violations that cost the transit sit testimony $500,000. the violations ranged from employee drug and alcohol use to breaking operating practices. the audit was ongoing when the commuter train slammed into the station on thursday. in the information center, vida urbonas, 9 news.

of national meth awareness week. meth use and its problems are not always in the adlis but antidrug advocates say the problem is persistent. research shows that meth use amongst teens is down but the numbers have increased for adults. the colorado meth project says that crimes have tripled in the past three years. there is a new commercial to draw attention to the drug use. it shows the impact and just all of that stuff. i lost my family. >>seeing something that raw affects me. that's where i come from. >>about ?

reptiles. tips came in that the company weren't caring for the reptiles. animal control checked in and found out that the store was unlocked and empty. they found many reptiles without water. no charges have been filed against the owner at this time. donald trump will be in colorado tomorrow. and this morning we're learning more about his tax returns that indicate that the presidential candidate could have avoided the new york times published documents that they claim are his tax returns from 1995. they were mailed to a reporter with a return address of trump towers. it shows he had a net loss of $916 million back in 1995. that means that he could have avoided paying income taxes for 18 years. other tax experts say this only gives a small picture into his finances and say more documents

trump fired back saying that he paid millions in other taxes. >> hillary clinton's only loyalty is to her financial foundation and to herself. i don't even think she is loyal if you want to know the truth. >> trump stepping up attacks against clinton. hillary clinton spent the weekend taunting trump on the campaign trail and online. she sent out a tweet saying it's as good as time tweet about national service. it was sent at 3:20 a.m., the same time that donald trump went on a rant about former miss universe. clinton talked about trump's temperament on the campaign trail. >> i have said it before and i will say it again, a man who can be provoked by a tweet should not be anywhere near the nuclear codes. >> clinton and trump's running mates are preparing to face

a devastating moment for couch potatoes when this happened. netflix is trying to figure out what happened yesterday. it was down for roughly two hours. it happened our time around 1:00. >> and on a saturday. >> yeah. what? so the netflix interruption led to some entertaining comments online. >> twitter went nuts over this. >> yeah. >> some of the comments were funny. if you enjoyed netflix being down, you might like going humans and screaming into the abyss. cage was so strong that he broke netflix. and there was a suggestion that couples will have to spend time in other ways with the prediction that babies will show up in 9 months. a whole new meaning to netflix and chill. >> i'm surprised how many people watch netflix. >> keeping busy. some people don't want to go outside. >> true. the broncos take on the bucs in florida. >> the bucs have already seemed

record as 1-3. the real record is 1-2. some say they have already resigned. i don't think so. they're coming to play and the broncos will be ready. 2:05 is kickoff. >> it doesn't feel like the broncos are too worried. >> no. there could be a chance of snow in the high country. beautiful down here. >> uh-huh. a shot of coors field. belen de leon will be back with

>> welcome back, everyone. a live look at the flatirons boulder this morning. not a cloud in the sky to start your sunday. and you know, today will be an ideal day to get outside and do anything that you have been

still feeling summer like. >> let's check in with belen de leon. she is hanging out in the backyard. a nice start to the day, belen, in terms of the temperatures. >> exactly. we have these crisp mornings. just like fall. but the temperatures this afternoon will be ten degrees warmer than where we should be this time of year. big changes coming for the workweek. so enjoy it. some clouds in the sky caused this beautiful sunrise. monica, thank you for sending this to hart wick jim also sent me this picture. thank you. showing love to boulder. was that a football game or a basketball game? they're out there celebrating. beautiful over the city. blue over the flat irons. the temperatures are in the 50s. 40s and 30s in the high country. this afternoon, 78 out west. 60s mainly for the high country. still a pretty day for you if

colors. afternoon highs on the front range will be in the low 80s. out on the western plains, 85 degrees. in your futurecast, we're dry for the first half of the day. if you're headed out to coors field to cheer on the rockies, great for the game. showers will hold off until the last inning. through lunchtime, if you want to fire up the grill, you're in good shape. quiet across colorado. closer to the afternoon, a bit more heating and moisture chance of showers in the divide, foothills, around town. and with this southwest flow, any showers that we have develop will be pushing towards the northeast. so a possibility for some showers up towards larimer county and weld county. around 11:00, we're dry in the city. right? check out the next wave that will be pushing in from the southwest for the high country, bringing them scattered showers and also a possibility for some snow on top of the mountains. on top of the peaks.

advisories issued. it looks like navigating on i- 70 and the mountain passes, you will be in good shape. the stronger winds push in from the southwest and it will increase our clouds. the rain forecast, bringing us afternoon showers in the city. the amount of rain will be small. a tenth of an inch with the isolated storm that's do develop. when i say isolated, that means that not everybody will see the rain. the next round that pushes in the overnight for the high the san juans will get lots of moisture combined with snow for the mountain tops. 51 will be the overnight low. skies partly cloudy and breezy at times. we have the storm system pushing in from the northwest. still out in the pacific northwest. it will be digging into the great basin. when it does that, it will increase our winds here in colorado. increase our fire danger. tomorrow will still be a warm day but it will be windy.

from the front range out in the eastern plains. through tomorrow, watch what happens. the winds are strong tomorrow morning in the mountains. in the afternoon, the strong winds spread out to the front range. hence the red flag warning and fire weather watch in effect for tomorrow. that's just your monday. after that, we get the cooler air. on tuesday, a high of 68. we disturbance arrive wednesday into thursday. a good amount of snow for the

mediator. you're it, belen. we have proctor's garden coming up next. we are talking about salsa and

>> welcome back, everyone. it's october 2nd. it's time to harvest. that can play out in a variety of ways. >> good morning. >> julie, salsa. >> yes. >> salsa is here. >> yes. just because summer is over doesn't mean it's time to get lazy. take all of the hard work that you put in in the summer and make something of it. >> last time you did jam. now it's salsa. >> yes. >> okay. >> so we've got -- tomatoes are

you can go to the farmer's market and they have the roasted peppers or trade with your neighbors. >> yeah. >> and just really use all of that. >> sure. >> that you put the work into. >> all of the asome flavors. >> you can make it as hot or mild as you want. this is very, very mild salsa. the other cool thing that you can do with tomatoes, if you have some that won't turn in time. >> yeah. >> use the green tomatoes. you can make green to salsa. this is green tomato bread. >> i'm fascinated with it. how did you do it with the moisture. the green ones don't have as much moisture. >> yeah. they don't have the liquid content. it sounds a little strange, but it's amazing. >> i didn't think it would taste so good. >> yeah. >> you would think it's zucchini bread. >> it's amazing what sugar can do. >> you can make pie with the green tomatoes.

harvest everything else. so much zucchini right now. kale. i made kale chips. >> wow. >> these are amazing. >> before we run oust the time. the harvest means that you can create table settings. >> yes. we're looking at foliage. pull this out of your garden. you would be surprised how much is in your garden. we've got some eucalyptus here and love lies gorgeous. it looks great in vases and pumpkin on a stick. >> are these edible? >> they are edible. >> the pumpkin guys here. you probably don't want to eat it. >> they're more ornamental. they're good in thai dishes. >> they make for a beautiful table setting. >> we will post all of your tips on 9news.com. thank you for teaching us to make the most of our harvest. we will be right back with

>> from colorado's sports leader, here is aaron mattas. >> good morning. there is reason to celebrate in boulder. back to back conference wins for cu for the first time since 2010, when they were in 12. for the first time ever as members of the pac-12. colorado embarrassed oregon state in boulder yesterday. you better play well with the royalty on hand. they won bronze medals at the summer games. they're pretty fast and so is shea fields. career day for the cu wide

touchdown. montes threw for 292 and three touchdowns. most of that went to this guy, shea fields. 63 yard score. fields had 169 yards receiving and three touchdowns. the bucks won 47-6. mike mcentire has his team on the right track. >> i used to tell them when i was recruiting all of these seniors and red shirt juniors, come on with me. but we're getting in a roller coaster. okay. and yore roller coaster at the bottom. and when you say you want to come, i'm going to lock it on you quick. you can't get out. i don't want to you change. i want you to lock in and stay with me. and they have stayed with me. and now we're up there and we're kind of going up that long hill where it says click, click, click. now we're going woo-hoo. they want to keep going woo- hoo. that's what we're going to do. they're tasting it. so we're going to ride that roller coaster.

and wyoming last night in fort collins. rams looking to win the bronze boot for a fourth straight year. clark on the sweep. he outruns a group of cowboys to the pylons. double reverse flea flicker. and tanner hauls in the score. wyoming was up 24-17 at the half. here is your final score. what a way west play. air force moved to 4-0 with a win over previously unbeaten navy. tim mcveigh, one handed grab on the pass. takes it 62 yards for the score. air force beat navy 28-14. conference opener for northern colorado hosting northern arizona. keeper made it 21-10.

handcuff monday will finish the year without a win. although he pitched well enough for one last night, striking out 7. hoffman left the game trailing 1-0. the rockies did get it to extra innings but in the 10th, cris carter, his 41st home run of the season, the brewers won 4-3. the rapids clenched their first playoff birth since 2013 with a win at home last night. harrison did most here. sebastian finished the play.

>> this is 9 news. >> a double shooting on colfax. still under investigation as police try to find the suspect. the shooter and injured another. jamaica and cuba bracing for impact as hurricane matthew

east coast remains on alert. a driver is paralyzed from the neck down. how technology developed in colorado allows him to hit the >> tool they typically use but firefighters had no choice when they took an electric saw to the pipe to free the cat stuck inside. who is still undefeated? taylor temby will break it down in the prep rally. good morning. 8:31 on your sunday morning. thanks for waking up with us. let's get straight to belen de leon who will tell us what to it looks like another warm day in store, belen. >> yeah. but this week we will see changes. it will be like belen de leon dramatic. >> that's a lot of drama. >> in fact, let's do the stare. our temperatures will be in the 80s. by the middle of the week, we're tracking temperatures in the 60s and even a possibility for rain and snow. oops, i said it. gets get to your sunday first and then i'll explain what

it's the last rockies game today. first pitch at 1:10. they will take on the brewers. temperature around 78 degrees. now our forecast for the rest of the game will keep getting warmer. although we have a chance for showers in the forecast, the showers will hold off until the game is done. and hopefully our rockies have a win and that will be a nice way to end the seas. now, our headlines for today, it will be warm. highs in the low 80s. we wifor not expecting for them to turn severe. on monday, it turns windy. we have an approaching storm system. that will increase our winds and also elevate our fire danger. then on tuesday, we've got some cooler weather. and your highs will be in the 60s. so kind of some chilly weather in store for us by the middle of the week. temperatures right now in the 50s. 40s in northern colorado. in the high country, we have 30s and 40s right now. fast forward to this afternoon. 60s in the mountains.

eastern plains. now, the first half of your day is actually looking gorgeous. if you're spending time in the mountains, great forecast for you too to check out the fall leaves. watch what happens later today. cloudsincrease with the southwest flow. 5:00 p.m., more clouds in the e sky. 6:00, 7:00, possibly showers in northern colorado and weld county and larimer county. overnight, we will have another batch of moisture pushing in from the southwest, bringing us in the mountains and snow on top of the mountain peaks. it looks like there's no travel advisories issued so you will be okay to travel on the roads up there. tomorrow morning, in the city, more clouds and stronger winds and the latest run giving us a chance for showers tomorrow morning. the rain that we will see here today will be light in the city. a tenth of an inch closer to the foothills. another batch pushing in

temperatures for tonight dropping to 51 degrees. skies will be partly cloudy. i have to wrap it up right now, guys, but i will see you at the end of the newscast to talk about what is in store for the rest of your workweek. >> thank you, belen. we will talk to you later. >> uh-huh. denver police are looking for the gunman who killed a man in a double shooting. it happened around colfax and pennsylvania street. two people were shot. one man died. the second victim was taken to the hospital. that person expected to co information about the shooter or the victims. developing this morning, people are dead after a religious festival turns violent in ethiopia. people were crushed together in a stampede of people. a wild situation there. >> yes. this happened during an anti- government protest. police fired tear gas and rubber bullets into the crowd and it caused the stampede. antigovernment protests have

now. we're working to get a closer idea of how many people were killed. in world news, we continue to track the path of hurricane matthew, one of the most powerful in recent history is threatening jamaica, haiti and cuba. here is a look at the preparations in cuba. there is a state of emergency in knife provinces. volunteers cleaned out storm drains and stockpiled food. the forecast track will carry into cuba and the bahamas. there is an outside chance of a brush with florida several days from now. in northern california 2,000 firefighters are battling this fire that has burned 4400 acres. 30 structures have been destroyed and another 160 are threatened. this fire is 66% contained currently. new this morning, we are

captured caiman. right now the animal shelter is caring for the critter. police captured it and turn touchdown over to the shelter last week. now they just need the owner to come forward. >> the guys can get big, four to five feet. they are very fast. they do eat meat and someone could lose a finger. >> the caiman is not up for adoption but it will be moved to the reptile park in no one comes forward. amazing technology developed right here in colorado is putting a quadriplegic race car driver back in the driver's seat. sam schmidt was told that he would never be behind the wheel again. he was hurt in a terrible racing accident 17 years ago. this past week though he got a one of a kind driver's license where he lives in arvada. the technology comes from a team at aero technology in

he can steer using head movements and a mouthpiece that controls the throttle. >> i love the roads around lake mead. have to try to avoid the cops out there for sure. but definitely, you know, taking a blast on a highway is good. but, you know, you have so many unforeseen things. i got to drive through the in n out drive through. it's been a while. >> he have a passenger in the seat when he's driving. so excited to be driving again. >> after 17 years of not being able to do your passion. >> yeah. >> you finally get back in the seat. >> very cool. >> uh-huh. a group firefighters in china had to get creative felin >> look at this guy. look at the position that he got stuck. >> the little cat. read the rest of the story so everybody knows that he is okay. >> he is okay. the firefighters tried to push

pipe was too narrow. they had to bring out an electric saw to cut the guy out. he is doing okay. he was like never again. no fancy feast in there. >> i learned my lesson. eight lives left for that guy. >> it's really not funny but the position is amusing, i guess. >> yes. >> taylor. >> looking for help. >> guys, just a busy week again. we have -- we're down to nine sports. we had the championship this pa different schools, we are getting aa first look at a couple of them right now.?

rally. here is taylor temby. >> good morning, everyone. we're at the halfway point of the football season and things are always changing. new number one teams in four different classifications. 3a football mead hosting fort morgan. we will start in the 2nd quarter. mustangs down 7-0. looks like running back will get swallowed up by that defense but he somehow breaks free and runs all the way to the end zone to make mavericks decide they're going to go for it on 4th down and long. the gamble pays off. riley will air it way out and connect with ryan to give mead the ?e?slead it is now 14-12. later on behind with just a few seconds left. mcbride blows by the line for the sack. fort morgan hangs on to stay

number 4 denver looking for a spark after trailing elizabeth in the 1st. noah answers the call. he comes storming out of the back field to make the sack. that would change ?2the momentu the cardinals find themselves r> completion. that would lead to another score. kent wins 39-20 the final. the raptors hosting erie. neither team with a loss. dillon tosses to ramirez. he has a great block before slipping through the hole and finding the side line. the touchdown makes it 24-7. wide open in the middle.

eight points. on the following drive, he will hand off the ball to christian mitchell. he will power his way through the pile into the end zone. and this would be his third of the game. silver creek gets the win 38-22 and remains undefeated. chatfield scored 35 points in the first half to roll past white field. here dawson appears to get stopped. but emerges from the pile and breaks away for the td. the chargers hoping to stay undefeated on the season and take on roosevelt. sanchez pitched a no-hitter and struck out 15 batters in 6 innings to help out on defense. on offense it was cat who nailed this pitch and the ball is over the fence. the home run put them up 2-1 in the 3rd. she would hit two more home runs this game. sanchez at work at the plate.

on. it goes down as a triple but sanchez makes it home on an in the park home run. and finally the fans have spoken. you voted in the fan vote. according to you last week's top play came from highlands ranch. the kickoff return grows 85 yards untouched to the end zone. congratulations to the falcons. our top plays come out tuesday

>> welcome back. 8:46 on your sunday. we want to get to breaking news. police are at the scene of a deadly crash near aurora. five were killed in the rollover accident. >> troopers say the vehicle rolled over and caught fire near county line road and monarch circle. no word on what caused the crash. we are making phon what happened. we wanted to pass the information on to you as it breaks here this morning. >> right. health insurance isn't cheap. and premiums in colorado are expected to rise again this year. >> in this balance of power, we break down amendment 69 and how it could impact the cost of health care for coloradans. >> welcome, everybody. right now we're going to bring you our debate on amendment 69. a yes vote would create

state system to replace most health insurance in colorado. instead of pagan insurance premium you would pay a 10% income slash payroll tax roughly equal to all of the money that is in the state budget today. if you're an employee, the company will pick up two-thirds of the new tax. if you're self-employed you're picking up that entire 10%. arguing for, we have tr reid, an author with the yes thank you for being here. arguing against is the no campaign. thank you for many here. >> thank you for having us. >> we resubsequently learned that premiums for individual plans on the exchange in colorado are going up 20% on average statewide. closer to 40% in some of the rural parts of our state. i would imagine that each have an argument why that supports your position on colorado care. tr, i'm going to start with you. why should we trust the whole

producing this kind of result? >> it's not a whole government system. it's only the payment under colorado care, everybody goes to the same doctor, lab, hospital, chiropractor they go to now. the difference is we get more ch?5 th?e g out of state insurance companies tell you which doctor you can use. they tell you to use. and next year, they're making those networks even tighter. with colorado care, you can choose anybody. colorado care is expensive. it costs $25 billion. guess insurance. as you just said, it's going up 20% next year. so colorado care does two things. it covers everybody. everybody in our state who is too sick to go to school or work will get health care. and it saves us billions of dollars. >> and cody, to tr's point, doesn't this increase we're seeing on the exchange that we have today show that leaving it the way that it is now in the hands of insurance companies doesn't lead to price stability. >> certainly.

in colorado doesn't work as well as it could or should. amendment 69 is not a referendum on whether we like the current health care system. it is a specific question about whether or not we want to trade in the stable health care system that we have today in favor of a risky, uncertain, untested and unaffordable proposal. which would empower the government to make decisions about our health care benefits, make decisions about what doctors and hospitals are paid for health care services and make decisions abou form of a massive new tax increase to be paid by all coloradans, whether or not they receive their benefits through colorado care. >> liberal groups and democrats are on record against colorado care. why do you suppose that is? and why are they wrong? >> ours is a nonpart nonpartison argument.

provide health care for everyone who needs it. according to the national academy of sciences, 500 of our neighbors in colorado die every year of treatable diseases because they can't see a doctor. we think that's wrong. we could provide health care for everybody and spend less. and this vote is a referendum on the current system. if you vote no, you're voting for the out of state insurance companies and the 20% increase. >> i nonpartisn. but they look at the guts of amendment 69 and don't like how it is structured. >> i don't think they looked at the guts. they decided we have ourish skew they have their issue and they're going to leave it alone. if you vote no on amendment 69, you're not for universal health care. you're voting for the insurance companies. hundreds of thousands of people uninsured and 20% increases. if you vote no, you're letting the insurance companies get

>> let me be real clear. i'm one of the people who embraces the goal of universal health care. i have spent 12 years working on policy change at the state and county level for quality affordable health care. the reality is that the details of amendment 69 leave too many important questions unanswered. and it levees a new tax that all coloradans would pay. the choice is not endorse 69 or the current status build on the system that we have today and make reforms to make that system more efficient. >> the no campaign focuses on the large size of the tax but you're ignoring the fact that people on lower incomes, the tax will be less than what they're paying in premiums right now. why is that? >> it's actually a great point that you raise. the reality is that health care is paid for in a variety of different ways. some employers pay the full

in this case, the employee will be responsible for a portion of it. it's important to note that while most of the focus of the conversation has been about the payroll portion of the tax, the reality is it's a 10% income on non-pay role income. so people like senior citizens and veterans who have health care today and will continue to use medicare or try care or v.a. benefits will be taxed for a health care system that they won't really use. >> we're going that is it for balance of power. you don't have to be done with the debate. we're sticking around and we will talk about more issues with amendment 69. go to 9news.com and look up balance power. were asked by our viewers. t that's it for balance of power. we will see you here on sundays. >> from colorado politics to colorado football. look at the broncos matchups so far and you would think that the game against the buccaneers would be an easy win.

we will see what our sports guys have to say about the game

>> broncos take on the tampa bay buccaneers this afternoon. it will be a challenge for the bucs who have struggled on defense. they are 1-2. they gave up more than 35 points in the last two games. not a great team but the

in tampa with your game day live preglue what do you think? is this a trap game? are they prepared for the buccaneers. >> reporter: i think they are because they have gone through it many times. i read something interesting on twitter. they said this game which the broncos are a field goal favorite. all of the money g denver. people still believe in the broncos. >> which is why broncos fans should be scared, by the way. why is it only a 3-point favorite. >> yeah. >> the trap is the 3-point spread. but the reason why they're because the broncos just went off three very tough opponents. right away in their schedule. the toughest part of their schedule. now there seems to be a break. every game from now on seems winnable for the broncos, up

that's why they're considering this a trap game. i'm not sure if it's trap. i think it's more tough. this is going to be a tough game. the buccaneers can score. they have a good quarterback in jameis winston. mike evans will be tough in the no fly zone. he has a touchdown in every game so far this year. i think it will be one of those games where it comes down to the end. i wouldn't be surprised if the broncos are trailing in the 4th quarter and

look at your forecast here. we're going to see ch this stor it's the band of showers in portland and seattle. it's headed in ouper direction. it will kick up the winds tomorrow. increase fire danger. winds possibly up to 35 miles per hour. so that's your monday. monday evening, into tuesday, we ?wfront approaching, dropping our temperatures into the 60s. temperatures remain cool. but we have another shot of cool air mixed in with some mo mountains. measurable snowfall. we will have to bait to see in. the models are calling for a rain-snow mechanics as the temperatures approach the freezing mark. >> i bet the high country is excited ?for the possible

>> if you're looking for meet the press, they're airing that right now on k tv d channel 20. >> week four fo >> we're a resilient bunch. >> we're going to play football. at the end of the day it's going to be football. >> keep pushing and try to stack up these wins.