afternoon that is a very busy time during the school week. >> people at cu boulder tweeting out there is no active threat. they want everyone to know parents, students, and faculty no one is safe. no active threat and umc has been secured. we will continue to follow this and await that press conference shortly. moving on now. 25-year-old man decided to take his two-year-old daughter to sell some and his friends last week. investigators found suspected crack cocaine, ecstasy, a loaded fun and his two -- a loaded gun and his two-year-old girl in the car. the toddler was released to a family member. okay be. let's get to this press

department. melissa zak. greg testa. he is the chief of the boulder police department. and ceal barry she is the senior associate director. she is representing the athletic director. so first i'm going to turn it over to chancellor for a few words. >> thank you, ryan. today we experienced a threatening situation folsom field champion center. at approximately 9:15 a.m. a 911 call was received regarding an individual threatening people with a machete outside the facility. officers from the cu boulder and city of boulder police departments responded quickly and within minutes and brought the situation under control. specific details of the incident will become available as the investigation takes its

like this fuel confusion and misinformation. police had a number of calls related to incidents that subsequently turned out to be false. we determined there was no active threat to campus. there is no continuing public safety threat. we are thankful that our students, faculty, staff, and visitors are safe and physically unharmed. our deepest thoughts and prayers are by today's violence at the champion center. chief zak and chief tessta from the boulder police department will talk about the status of the police investigation. the champion center, the umc will remain closed today and resume normal operations today. officers at the umc will help effected parties access their belongings later today.

continuing public safety threat. classes this evening and other campus operations are continuing on a normal schedule. the safety of our students, faculty, staff, and visitors is always our top priority. i want to thank everyone who responded quickly and calmly to the cu boulder alert regarding today's incidents. it is a sobering reminder of how we must be prepared to act and i encourage all members of our unity to think through how they might respond calmly and safely in situations like we experienced today. i want to express my deep appreciation to emergency personnel both from the campus and the community who brought the situation to a quick resolution. the willingness of our first responders that placed themselves in dangerous situations for the safety of

their selflessness and their training. for anyone impacted by today's incident, i encourage you to engage the support and resources available on campus. thank you. i'd like to turn it over to chief zak. >> good afternoon. at approximately 9:15 this morning a patient that was receiving treatment at the sports medicine facility encountered a man with lot. the manmade threatening and harassing statements to our patient. at which time the patient entered the champion center and went to the second floor. our suspect continued to follow our patient up to the second floor which generated multiple radio calls to the city and to cupd dispatch of a man armed with a machete inside the champion center. cupd officers and bpd officers

subsequently the manmade his way through several stairwells. between the fourth and fifth stairwell, cupd and bpd together encountered the individual in which they ordered the individual to drop the machete and he did not drop it at which time an officer involved shooting occurred. prior to the arrival of our officers, a female staff member inside of the champion center also encountered the individual inside of the stairwell. she immediately recognizhi as an active harmer situation and generated a 911 call to cupd dispatch. several of our emergency management teams messaged the campus about an active harmer incident occurring and to take protective measures. once the officer involved shooting occurred, officers and deputies secured the area and awaited for the arrival of the boulder county critical

conduct the investigation surrounding today's incident. at this time cupd and bpd will not comment on the ongoing nature of this investigation because boulder county investigative team has assumed the oversight both into the crime impacting the initial victim in the parking lot as well as the discharging of the firearms between cupd and bpd. within the past month, cupd has inside the athletics facility on active harmer and what to do in the event of an active harmer event inside the facility. routinely they do these presentations across our campus and within these year we have done over 1200 presentations. both of our officers remain on administrative leave pending the outcome of the officer involved shooting and within

to staff, faculty, and students who are experiencing some trauma associated with this event. as many of you know about 1:00 this afternoon both the cupd dispatch and boulder city dispatch received multiple radio calls of an active harmer inside of a starbucks facility that was inside the umc or the starbucks on the hill, based upon the multiple radio calls send a rave message about a potential active harmer inside the umc. when our students, staff, and faculty observed our officers entering the umc armed with protective gear, people elected to self-evacuate which caused a lot of chaos for the community. based upon that information, we did again send in another rave

ongoing threat. as chancellor did indicate, the umc does remain closed. it is safe, however, given the self-evacuation of our visitors inside of the facility, we need time to be able to return those belongings to the things that were left behind. >> good afternoon. i'm greg tessta with the city to add. as this event initially unfolded, both cu police department and dispatch center. >> so that sorts out some of the questions people have had earlier today. this incident happened in the champion center. we hear the man being shot in the parking lot. i think some people believe that encounter only happened in the parking lot when it sounds like police are saying this man with a machete went into the champion center. >> they found him in the fourth

him. both cu police and boulder police encountered this man in the stairwell and asked him to drop the weapon. he does not, and that is when there is a police shooting. officers fire, killing this person. what happened in those moments, we don't know yet. certainly scary day today on that campus. >> i think some people believed then that concern later on this afternoon maybe they were connected. but somehow the information about the initial incident was relayed and then people report other things. sounds like they are two separate incidents. they got several calls from somebody with a weapon at the starbucks in the umc. that is when they chose to send out the alerts and send a response. but they are saying no threat, no problems. they did not find anything. however, they are keeping it closed until they take care of everything. >> pretty frightening for

starbucks. luckily everything is okay this afternoon. and now it's just a matter of getting things back into order on campus. let's get a check of your weather now because it's been a crazy day in terms of the weather as well. danielle some changes today. >> we've been watching the clouds starting to stream in. you can see the camera over looking downtown denver. not only are we looking at the clouds but some haze out there. just because we have a controlled burn that is going on in parts that has kicked up quite a bit of smoke even in the 9 backyard. a little tough to breathe. you can see another one of our cameras just showcasing that we still are watching the clouds rolling in as well as the next storm system. a cold front dragging throughout the area will potentially cool us off quite a bit and bring us a little wet weather. we had a little bit of early morning snow up in the mountain. and we are finding some of that along the continental divide.

arrives after midnight and we have winter weather advisories posted for the northern and central mountains. it's been a comfortable afternoon in the metro area. mid 60s. a nice break from the heat. 70-degree numbers across the eastern springs from sterling to springfield. about 47 in leadville. the winds have been kicking up ahead of this front. you can see easily 20-30 miles per hour gusts up in the mountains and especially across the southern tier of the state to just the way we like it. temperatures cooling off ever so slightly. within the next couple of hours we will watch the clouds increasing throughout the evening and then kim and ryan once tomorrow rolls around, that is when we will be smacked in the face with really cold temperatures and the possibility i think mainly just rain around the metro area. but if you go up in elevation, that is where you will find a little bit more.

thanks, danielle. >> you bet. florida's governor is advising people who live along the atlantic coast to get out if they can. governor rick scott says the state could be looking at its biggest evacuation ever because of hurricane matthew. it's threatening almost the entire eastern coast of the state. the hurricane has already damaged homes and farms throughout southwest haiti. at least 11 people have died. >> reporter: good evening. we're in nassau here in the bahamas everybody is preparing for hurricane matthe approaches from the south. all of the local businesses and the people here, they are very well prepared. we're just waiting on the storm to get here. still fairly calm. conditions are expected to deteriorate as we enter the over night hours. there has been wind damage and storm surge issues. here and we're on the wolf road location at a shell gas station

me that they have saran wrapped the pumps to show the pumps are off. we really expect matthew the core of math you to move through tomorrow afternoon and you know, the nassau has not been hit in several years from a hurricane of this magnitude. the last time they took a hit was in 1992 so they damage, storm surge and flooding on the island. but the residents seem very prepared. the tourists are gone. the airport is closed. everybody is all eyes and ears on hurricane matthew. robert white has fielded difficult questions about police brutality, racism, and violence today from a room full of sixth graders.

students. students demanded answers that the chief wanted to answer. >> reporter: of all the people concerned about police relations. >> i'm here. i want to thank you for the invitation. >> reporter: chief wanted to meet with students like martinez and appear on the voices of mt. bellow pod cast. >> when we heard he was coming, we were like, this is a great opportunity to show that we care about >> our police officers don't fairly treat everybody the same. >> reporter: chief white knows there is problems. >> i would like to bring the police department and the community closer together. >> the students are observing racism exists. >> and that is the problem we have with policing today. they are involved in shootings and they are legal in the shootings but the question becomes was it really necessary to do that? >> reporter: white does not want kids to be afraid of the badge and uniform.

the right. >> reporter: he tells sixth graders they needs to be part of the solution. >> i want you to pay close attention. >> we want to fix police violence. >> reporter: when people are concerned about police relations. >> are police officers usually justified when they kill someone that doesn't have a gun? >> reporter: these kids are exactly who he wants to talk to. >> it gives me an po they are seeing. >> students are planning to march in pro-- were planning a march to protest. chief white wanted to make sure they understood what they wanted to accomplish before their march and applauds them for their efforts. super heros came together to honor a six-year-old boy who died after a teen started shooting outside of an

school playground when he was shot a week ago today. jacob loves super heros so his family encouraged everyone to dress up as his favorite super hero. his casket was decorated with teenage mutant ninja turtles. jacob is laid to rest as batman. if you are holding out hope that one day there will be good news to report on the epipen, you can go to sleep tonight knows today was not we know the distributor could owe the government millions for over charging medicaid and medicare for years. chris has been looking into it for months. >> reporter: you can bet people in medicaid offices all over the country will be paying close attention to this. by now you know the price of the epipen has ballooned in recent years.

now $600. today we learned the centers for medicare services can say medicare spent $1.3 billion on epipens. those rebates send some money back to the government. cms told them today miland misclassified the drug as generic for years. and because of that, they failed to give millions the medicaid and medicare services. a lot of this is a bit complicated. the federal government and the u.s. senate now believe they have caught miland doing something very, very wrong. this opens the door for states like colorado to get millions back. i was just on the phone with the office in colorado here, they are definitely looking into this and a long road to get to before we get to that point. more bad news at the end for the maker of the epipen.

what can they do? what is the next step for them? >> they will be going to cms and asking questions can we get some of this money back? minnesota figured out last year in 2015 they paid more than $4 million because of this rebate that they should have gotten back. $4million for minnesota. you have to figure it's the same kind of numbers for a state like colorado. >> problems continue. thank you. before we head to break. we want you to know we will keep listening in no threat to students or staff at the cu campus right now. there is an all clear. they have not found any active harmer on campus. they have discussed the incident earlier today where a man was shot that he made some threats inside the champion center. but they are going to get more detail about the warnings that went out today. no threat, no concern on the cu campus right now. champion center umc remains

their belongings back. we'll keep track of everything but no, ma'am threat this afternoon. >> and if we hear more, we'll bring it to you here at 4:00. it's a big gift. vaughn miller is in the house. >> mvp, baby. and the government is warning babysitters about a scam involving online family

attorneys from the denver bar association are here this afternoon taking your questions about immigration law. the number (303)698-0999. the they are here. the lines are open until 5:30 tonight. again the focus is immigration law. gains on wall street across the board today. th 112 points. s & p gained 9 points. prepaid debt card issuers will have to provide balance and -- fees will be displayed

the new rules go into effect october of 2017. when it comes to finding a great babysitter or nanny parents do their research. and they often use an online site to search for a care giver. now the federal trade commission is offering a warning to the babysitters to beware. one college student in washington, d.c. learned an expensive lesson. here is susan hogan. >> it was sophomore in college and like my m students she wants to make money. she spent the summer working as a nanny but she wanted more hours. >> i signed up through care.com and that is how i found the first family. >> reporter: it's an online service that connects families with care givers like delaney. since it worked so well the first time she decided to stick with it to look for another family. >> this one family contacted me. >> reporter: she got an e-mail from someone claiming to be a

from norway to the united states. the e-mail to delaney described the job. three days a week, four hours each day for a weekly pay of $350. the woman even told delaney she would receive money in advance. >> she told me she was going to send me a check. >> reporter: delaney received a cashiers check for $1,950. and then the mom sent her a text message with explicit instructions that she was su deduct her first week wages and the remanning $1600 was supposed to be deposited in a separate account for cash. it turned out to be a big deal. delaney's bank account was drained after the cashiers check bounced. delaney is not alone. since january of 2015, it received 1200 similar care

have interviewed a victim of a scam that used care.com. we asked the website if it has added any additional security measures. it said in part, it has implemented a number of features including proactive e- mail communications to care givers on our site with tips on how to spot and avoid scams, resources on how to avoid consumer fraud scams, a monitored messaging system for all communications, and fraud detection tools to safer environment. >> there was a police investigation into the scam and in the end delaney's account was fixed and the money returned but the scammers were never found. as is always the case. midnight snacking. it could be worse than you think. >> say it ain't so. >> and a veteran is getting a second chance thanks to a

has new arms thanks to a specialized transplant. doctors say it could mean big news for certain experimental procedures. doctors completed the transplant in the last few weeks. retired marine sergeant john peck game a quadruple amputee. they performed a 14 hour

going patient care. >> your loved ones death will not be for nothing. every day that i look down at our new arms, i will drive on through the pain and i will never give up. i will remember his selflessness and his gift until the day i die and i will not take it for granted. >> peck has done very well in his recovery from the and meeting all of his expected milestones. that is incredible as he moves that left arm there what science can do now. wow. >> very exciting. interesting news about women and alzheimer's. the reason some women receive a late alzheimer's diagnosis can be due to their exceptional verbal skills. researchers from the university of california gathered small groups of people with alzheimer's. they under went verbal memory testing and brain scans to

metabolize glucose. women that had low brain problems scored higher than men on the memory test. but women with advanced metabolism had scores that were lower than the men. we are not exactly breaking any news here. some foods are better bedtime snacks than others. >> if you and while this might seem obvious, there are things that can do more harm than others. sugary foods makes your blood sugar rise and drop. and something many of us don't necessarily think about the impact of alcohol. it often makes people tired. you think that is a good thing. but it has a lot of sugar.

reflux. >> pizza for instance is greasy, but also acidic tomato sauce and high fat in the pizza and general high fat meals so burgers, really large meals, that kind of thing will disrupt your digestive track so it will be uncomfortable at night. >> kim likes the sound of a burger. prebedtime burger? burger sounds good right now. for some people this get to know your body. they say some of the healthy tats like peanut butter or eggs or protein before bed, but cheese burger. >> bananas. they talk about different things that might work. >> slower digesting foods. >> cherry juice. that is supposed to be really good. >> i'm on cheese burgers. some clouds this afternoon but it won't last too long. >> danielle is back next with

all eyes on cu boulder today for two reasons that they would prefer not be talking about. first of all the incident at the champion center. a man with a machete confronting some people inside

police and campus police fired at that suspect and he was killed. he passed away from his injuries. and then there was reports of some kind of a threat at the umc. that has been alkalid at this -- that has been all cleared at this point. there was concerns that someone was making threats. we do not believe it was a shooter. both places are closed down. police have been sorting through all of this. our reporter has been listening to everytng and christine, first of all, parents don't need to worry at this point. >> reporter: that is the good

entered into the champion center. we learned the boulder police and cu police responded to that call. when they were talking with that suspect, they told him repeatedly to put down the machete. he was menacing with that machete. he did not put it down and two different officers, one with campus police and one with boulder police both fired shots. that suspect is killed and both officers are on administrative leave as per protocol. nobody else on campus was and around 1:00 this afternoon, officers received several calls regarding a harmer situation. campus police evacuated the umc building on campus after the false reports of some sort of an active shooter. officials deemed that to be a hoax. they were tweeting that out. 20 minutes later some confusion. cu tweeted there was

going on. officials have deemed the campus safe. there is again no continuing public threat here at cu boulder. we did hear from the chancellor during this press conference tonight. he called this a sobering reminder of how quickly this kind of thing can happen. he was praising the way that the staff had handled this, the way the student handled this and earlier in the school year they don't see any sort of back to you. >> all right. absolutely. scary stuff. i know there is so much to sort through. and again not related these two incidents. they believe they are not related at all. >> reporter: they believe they are not related and it seems like a sick irony that both of these situations would happen on the same day one happening at 9:00 in the morning. one happening around 1:00. now that we're approaching 4:30- 5:00 all is deemed safe out here. >> real quick, did police say anything about who the person

do they know who he was? >> reporter: officers with boulder police or cu police they were not able to identify who this person was. they would not comment whether or not it was a student. i asked about whether the patient that this suspect had an altercation with. they don't believe that was a student either. as of right now, we do not know the identity of this suspect that was wielding the mache. to release that autopsy. >> just so much going on there as the investigation really just beginning here late in the afternoon. christine out there for us today. thanks so much. >> yeah. the good news it's all clear right now. whatever happened this morning and if you've been to the champion center they have a great medical facility there a sports facility and rehab facility that is open to the public. on that second floor there. so it could have been somebody

confronted this. >> we'll keep track of that one throughout the day. but for now cooler with clouds across the metro today. we check in with danielle in the backyard. >> the picture looked black and white. a little daunting over the city. we haven't had the storm system push in just yet but we've had a lot of smoke around here. in fact, you can see that haze and even the smoke in the skies. if you will be driving around town within and a half keep this in mind. it's a prescribed burn. it's happening at the rocky mountain arsenal. we are looking at north easterly winds that are dragging in that smoke from commerce city. so that is what we are seeing in downtown denver and areas to the south. i'm told by denver that, that burn will end around 5:30 tonight and hopefully we'll be well. you can see the winds 10 miles per hour so easily that smoke traveling here. downtown winds picking up along

also around the high country we are talking snowfall. the folks have been making snow. even with all of those bright blue skies. temperatures this afternoon a little below average but still comfortable at 66 at denver. 70s lining up the eastern plains. right now out at the airport about 65 degrees. mostly cloudy skies and hazy too. here in the 9 backyard our temperatures comingus pretty nice evening aside from that smoke. it's gnarly out here. you can see that i am watching this storm system dropping in from the intermountain west. it's bringing in snow showers from idaho, wyoming, and utah and our great state of colorado too. areas to the north seeing a little bit of light snowfall. we are going with partly to

and we are looking at calm conditions until about 5:00 a.m.-6:00 a.m. when the storm pushes in. 30s and 40s for eastern colorado. cooler air starts pulling in. so much so we will see a decent amount of snowfall in the northern and central mountains along i-70. flat stop tops potentially seeing an di rest of the evening. here it is 6:00, 7:00 we watching the clouds over the i- 25 corridor. snowfall coming at us from the northwest. 11:00 just beginning to intensify. meanwhile we are hanging on to a few clouds in town. by tomorrow morning 6:00 a.m. that finally moves over across the interstate and i think with our temperatures staying above that freezing mark, it mainly will be rain unless you go a little further to the south you might find that wintery mix.

heavy rain showers for you. meanwhile the snow just keeps flying. up in the mountains this takes us to lunchtime tomorrow. we will get a beef break in the metro area before a couple more rain showers push in. over all a cool, wet afternoon. i don't think everyone will see the rain but if you do, it will be a nice change of pace. that is for sure. certainly down there across the bahamas we have been keeping a close eye on hurricane matthew as it barrels in. potentially across the eastern sea board. one parents live in jacksonville. they have put up their storm shudders. right now it's a cat 3. as it travels throughout the bahamas, it's expected to intensify to a cat four. and right now the cone is just barely pushing in. grazing ports of florida and getting close to the jacksonville area. look at this as we go toward saturday, it moves in toward georgia and south carolina and dropping down to a cat two and

track as it loses a little more momentum. this certainly is going to be something we keep a close eye on within the next 24-48 hours as the track will shift a little more so. about 56 degrees. tomorrow a quick early morning shower, a break around lunchtime and another round pushing into the afternoon. not everyone seeing the rain but certainly everyone in on that cooler day. 40s, low 50s up in the mountains. i springfield you should enjoy relatively dry day and a warmer one in the 70s. snow showers coming in at 8,000 feet. if you're in the black hawk area, you might find a little snowfall. there is that storm system, it just grazes right on past us. takes the cooler temperatures with it, and look at that. high pressure back in business across the western side of the country. and that means we are in for a

by friday, we start to clear out. we're back in the mid 60s. and then we warm things up to the 70s. mid to upper 70s you guys. look at the broncos game just fantastic. and the warm, dry weather sticks around. there it is. middle of october, mid 70s. so if you are a summer lover, loving it. >> couple days with nothing more than a prank. >> mother nature is fooling us. >> get out your halloween decorations. >> you can feel by looking at it. >> yeah some people will put on the christmas lights. they don't have to turn them on though. >> just getting ahead of the game. >> yeah. >> while we have good weather. it wouldn't be a week without a little drama with the

thanks guys. once again the huddle is must see tv. last week we had the broncos starting quarterback. this week it's the super bowl mvp and perhaps defensive player of the year vaughn miller will join us tonight at 6:30 and he's got a lot of talk about the broncos defense. will have their hands full this week. coming to town. the red hot and high powered

averaged 38 point games so far this season. i mentioned trevor simon, he may not play sunday. simion not at practice. he talked about when he might be coming back. >> i feel good. i trust the coaches. i feel they will get us all ready to play, including me. i will be ready to go if we get there. >> so we still don't know who will be the qb. that is something we said all off season long. gary kubiak says it may come down to a defense with emmanuel and vaughn tonight on the broncos huddle. we'll see you at 6:30. back to you. >> who was that tossing that ball? was it paxton or simion? now you're thinking about it. >> i wonder. i hope brad gets some dance lessons. >> he will at 6:30 tonight. >> are we ready to see ron

that. mentors can change lives big time. >> especially in communities that really need some support. we're back after the break with

mentors can be a powerful influence. two children from somalia that came here as refugees could not be more grateful for theirs.

>> reporter: saturday is on the court. saber and his brother are big fans of this game for a lot of reasons. >> competition, winning. >> reporter: plus they get to play with trent peeker. >> that was bad. >> reporter: it's not because they know they will probably win. these three share a unique bond. >> he's like a father to us. he kind of -- we kind of look up to him. >> reporter: trent is their scholars. has been for several years. >> i've been blessed so i want to give back. and i'm passionate about helping out these kids. >> reporter: you will hear a lot of mentors say that, but trent seems to go the extra mile. >> reporter: they do all the fun things. >> every weekend we try to do something they wouldn't otherwise do. >> reporter: he puts an

it's already helping. >> i started to do well because of trent. >> reporter: they are refugees. they escaped somalia with their mom. >> but i'm glad my mom chose to come to america. >> reporter: strength now helping -- trent now helping them achieve their version of the american dream. >> i'm excited to see these boys grow and get their dreams and chase them. >> i want to work with the fbi. >> reporter: tr >> if it wasn't for him, i couldn't get into the fbi academy. >> reporter: for his brothers it just feels like trent really cares. >> i think he does. >> reporter: and that means everything. >> i wish i had him before. >> reporter: they will have him as they continue to grow. trent has a bigger picture in mind. >> if they can become better people and give back. >> reporter: leading by example

little game of basketball. >> i was scared at first and nervous and i didn't know if i would be doing the right thing. i still don't know if i'm doing the right thing. i just encourage people to just do it, get involved, give back. if we can bridge our community together, what a stronger community denver will be over all. >> you're doing the right thing taking care of those kids. special guy. >> yeah. a lot of bonding in that game of >> more than basketball.

a bit of a traumatic day on the cu boulder. still working to identify him. we really don't know if this person was a student or somebody else and then there were concerns at the university memorial center. >> they had that incident this morning. a few hours later this afternoon police started receiving phone calls. 911 calls about some sort of a threat there at umc.

rifles out. obviously panicked folks inside evacuated that billing. evacuated that building. there are no threats on campus. everyone is fine now. it's matter of putting everything back together, having folks get their cars out of the area, their belongs they left inside the champion center. >> the champion center will remain closed today as well. they are reminding folks that free counseling services are available. a lot of certainly people that saw some things that will linger and they need to talk to someone. so the university of colorado is a great communication system with students but parents and everybody else, no threat. >> that is the best news we can provide to you. much more ahead at 5:00 on this story and many more. thanks for being with us this

next at 5:00 police on the cu boulder shoot and kill a man with a machete. we have a reporter there to sort it all out. >> also ahead hurricane matthew heads toward the bahamas. it's massive. the size of texas. and thousands of people in the south eastern united states are bracing for a direct hit. >> and thousands of miles and idea of what he calls the greatest american road trip. we tag along as he adds colorado to his list. next on 9 news. >> this is 9 news. a scary day for students and staff on cu boulder's campus. it started around 9:15 this morning when a man with a machete was spotted outside of the champions center.

police followed eventually shooting and killing him inside of a stairwell. a few hours later police rushed to the university memorial center after receiving 911 calls. turns out there was no credible threat there. 9 news reporter christine nokl is in boulder. a wild and frightening day for students and staff there. >> reporter: it certainly has been, ryan. certainly a chaotic day here at cu boulder. campus officials have deemed the us no ongoing public safety threat out here. in the past hour, investigators and campus officials held a press conference to debrief the media as to what was going on. one was a legitimate concern, the second one was a hoax that led to a whole lot of concern. let's break this down. the first one around 9:00 a.m.. police received several 911 calls with a man with a machete in the champion center. the suspect had an altercation