>> it's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you'd be in jai . accusations, insults, and

this morning. and coach kubiak taken to the hospital. the team said he has flu-like symptom and we don't have an update on his conditions but are looking for options for the broncos in case he's not available to coach thursday night. right now denver police are in the rhino neighborhood, investigating a deadly shooting. it's still an active scene with police tape and cars surrounding the area, larimer and 27th. one person is dead and another was taken to the hospital in it get you more information. >> good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us, 5:31 right now. gary and corey with you. cheryl is off this week and marty joins us from the 9news back yard. just such a spectacular weekend, marty. pretty super. you heard about the commentators talking about it during the broncos game yesterday, what a fantastic weekend of weather and certainly was around here and will continue it to start our work week. it vaining a little to our south and east in kansas.

part of the northern rockie and winter storm warnings right now for up to 15 inches of snow. that front is heading our way but won't have that kind of punch in colorado when it arrives tomorrow night. for us today, if you're out on the job, this is a day where you need plenty of water. extremely dry conditions for us today and temperatures nudging up close to 80 degrees during the afternoon. you get baha'i dated very quickly in -- dehydrated very quickly in this. matthew is no more and tropical storm nicole continues to stay in the central atlantic and forecast to stay a category 2 storm. it's not a threat to the u.s. which is good news. we couldn't take a one-two punch after the nasty storm, matthew. >> good to see a different course. thank you, marty. we're look like a monday drive, side street issues as well as highway slowdowns. we begin with one of the

mississippi, both sides of the highway starting to fill in, though speeds are around the mid-40s to mid-50s and no slowdowns now that our crash northbound 225 approaching i-70 has cleared up and out of the way. as we go downtown, we have a new problem right near the convention center. this is a crash across colfax and inca, very close to colfax and speer so do prepare for light delay and prepare for a closure. we've got 27 shut down between lawrence and lari homicide investigation. police are nonscene and -- are on scene and we have a crew to get more details. gary? >> amelia thanks much. we'll check back with you. the candidates didn't hold backn the second presidential debate. it was filled with tension and got real personal real quick. >> boy, did it ever. tarhonda thomas has a wrap-up. at one point one candidate talked about sending the other to jail. >> reporter: i know, and i've never heard that in a

>> reporter: it got pretty ugly, at that point, really, from the very beginning. the candidates did not shake hands at the start of the debate. they said maybe a little pleasantry but no handshake and launch into the attack. now, that jail promise came from donald trump saying if he were president, hillary clinton would be in jail over her e- mail scandal. trump brought up the point that said former president bill clinton met with loretta lynch on a private plane while the u.s. justice department was deciding whether or not to that is true. both parties admitted to the 30- minute meeting but said they did not talk about hillary clinton's case. as trump pushed to get rid of the affordable care act, hillary clinton made the claim 20 million more people have health insurance because of the affordable care act. our fact checkers found that's true. the u.s. health department released report saying 20 million people had health insurance between 2010 and

yourself. >> okay, donald, i know you're into big diverse to avoid talking about your campaign and the way it's exploding and the way republicans are leaving you. >> reporter: ouch. hillary clinton talking about the number of republican who abandoned donald trump over the recording of him talk about women. i know you will speak about that in a second but last night, neither side backed down and this morning, both sides are saying they won. >> of course they are. [ chuckling ] >> think you're so right. when they didn't shake s, minutes would be like. >> reporter: "oh, it's on now." >> we feared from the beginning it was going to kind of degrade from that whole thing but i was kind of surprised -- they actually did talk about more issues than i thought they would get to. in i they was a complaint of a lot of people who watched the first debate and they wanted to make sure they got to that but it was still -- you know, got personal but glad -- >> yeah. >> -- issues. >> stark contrast on the issue and everything else, of course. yeah.

tarhonda, thank you. >> reporter: you're welcome. donald trump broke apart from his running mate. his running mate said they should have a strong response. >> i disagree. >> pence tweeted a congratulations to trump after the debate and said he's committed to remainion ticket with trump. another to hoppic was last night's -- was the controversial comment that was caught on tape from 2005. that tape, leaked last week, showed the candidates years ago making lewd comments about women. donald trump has apologized for the comments he made on a bus for an interview with "access hollywood." he has been criticized by many after the bombshell video came out, including many republican

in the debate. >> and he has said that the video doesn't represent who he is, but i think it's clear to anyone who heard it that it represents exactly who he is. because we've seen this throughout the campaign. >> this was locker room talk. i'm not proud of it. i apologized to my family. i apologize to the american people. certainly i'm not proud of it. but this is locker room talk. >> continues this morning. "today" show host billy bush will not be on the job because of his involvement in the scandal. he was talking with donald trump when trump made those comments. he was the host of "access hollywood" at the time. nbc said there is no excuse for the language and behavior and said he will remain suspended during the review of the matter. >> twitter has only been around ten years but sunday's

it wasn't just twitter, though. colorodans were going throughout the debate as well. this chart showed which candidate was searched most on google. trunk was number 1 for a while early in the debate during talk of his behavior and offensive comments towards women, then back and forth the rest of the debate. as for this which words were searched heavily, check out this list from "presidential." and "russia" were among the popular words with a bunch of broncos-related terms. vice presidential nominee tim kaine will urge voters to make sure they're registered to vote. the concert will get underway at 1:00 this afternoon at the national western complex. in local politics, tonight will be a chance to hear from some of our state's candidates for senate and congress.

and former coworker kyle dyer. among invited bests, michael bennet and darryl glen and congressman mike kaufman and morgan carroll. there will be a meet-and-greet and then a forum where they will take questions. it starts at 6:00 tonight at the lain wolf theater in denver. more details are coming out this morning after a southern california man is accused of killing st. paul springs. john felix shot officers vega and zerebny after a dispute. he was no stranger to the justice system and was carrying a gun illegally. they said he has served four years be in prison for a connection to an attempted murder case. sunday, the community held vigils for the officers. zerebny had just given birth to a baby girl. >> and to witness her husband kiss her on the forehead for

>> vega was just two months from retirement. >> hmm, so sad. it is 5:40 right now. we turn to the south, where nd deadly and destructive hurricane matthew have now stopped. it moved on in north carolina, but they left a mess in the middle of a flood emergency that will likely play out for days. at least 1,000 people have been rescued over the past 24 hours and the death toll in the u.s. from at least 17. some say it's higher. nearly half of those in north carolina where first responders are working in the flood waters right now, nearly 1 million people are still in the dark this morning. rivers continue to swell. early estimates show as much as $6 billion in damage to the southeast part of the country. the first batch of food aid from the united nations has been delivered to haiti's southwest peninsula.

three of nine u.s. helicopters landed sunday in the city on the outskirts of the capital, port-au-prince bringing rice and cooking oil, among other things. u.s. cargo planes arrived earlier. happening now, firefighter in summit county near keystone are working to get a fire fully contained by tonight. it started around noon on saturday just above the shooting range at the landfill. it burned 22 acres and 30% contained. people wilnt with the warm start to the day anticipating extremely dry, warm conditions across the state, especially eastern colorado with temperatures in the 70s and low 80s. combine that with some gusty wind and we could see some high fire danger out and along nebraska and wyoming border. locally, temperatures in the 70s and 80s up and down the front range. you see 60s and 70s in the foothills. that would be the average high for those of us right here in

still going on for us here as we go through the early part of the week. storms stay to our easterly in the day and look for a few high clouds late this afternoon. you will have to wait until tomorrow afternoon before we begin to see some rain, snow above 10,000 feet in the mountains tomorrow, cooler air coming our way on wednesday. >> all right. we'll wait for that. thanks, marty. 5:42. samsung's battery problems are getting worse. what the company is being

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ones and now sprint and t mold are allowing customers to switch phones to other devices. holiday shopping means holiday job and the town center at aurora will host a job fair so grab your resume, put on your best outfit. it runs from noon until 4:00 today. companies like express, finish line, foot locker and many more will do interviews. you may be hired right on the spot. if you're looking for something more than seasonal, severa and part-time employees to join their teams. so that's going on today and will be a big deal. it's 5:45 right now. as you probably know, broncos head coach gary kubiak is in the hospital. he was taken to the hospital after the game. coming up, we'll tell you what we know about the situation, which really isn't all that much. and what may happen for the game thursday night. that's just ahead right now. let's check in with marty.

upper 70s during the day today, sunshine for most of the day late this afternoon and clouds should thicken, a great sunset tonight. in wyoming and nebraska today, we have a red flag warning. this is extreme fire danger for our friends in southeastern wyoming and western nebraska, wind gusts up to 45 miles per hour, temperatures in the 70s and 80s, humidity down to ab we're talking about the broncos, short turnaround for them this week in san diego at qualcomm stadium, upper 60s to start that game, dropping down to near 60 later on so certainly weather should not be a factor on thursday night. we're hitting the roads once again on this monday start and begin up north and east. quick look here across highway 85 drive right around your greeley commute is looking excellent, 76 is also clear anywhere north of the denver

easy start between denver, colorado springs, castle rock, easy conditions calling for drive times around an hour long this morning. side street-wise, one crash colfax and ina, very close to the convention center, very close to speer boulevard so both northbound and southbound could see those curiosity delays and as we get across our side streets, larimer is the scene at 27th, an investigation there, police on scene, 27 remains shuts down between

>> it's 5:49 now. gary kubiak went from mile high to the hospital sunday. he was loaded into an ambulance after he had flu-like symptoms. to tell us it was all a precautions. when coaching the texan in 2013, he collapsed at half time and had a mini stroke.

special head coach against the chargers. it's not just our head coach. thursday's starting qb is in question. who knows if trevor will be ready to go and if not, pat lynch needs to move on from the loss. he had six sacks, two stripped balls and one interception in his first start and nfl loss. sounds like another warm day, marty. >> it will be. today and tomorrow will be warm an one to the north. this is impressive for wyoming -- excuse me, montana, idaho, and canadian border. this storm will lose its punch as it moves through wyoming so don't anticipate a big snow in the colorado mountains tomorrow night and wednesday. we'll get some snow. for us, a dry day, a few high clouds in the afternoon and evening. we'll bring a good-looking

near 80 at lower terrain and dry most of the day. at sunset tonight, pocket of light sprinkles possible on the plains not be impressive with pockets of light showers and 50s in the mountains, we will plains, 78 and high clouds drift in for the afternoon. clouds will help keep temperatures near 50 degrees and warm again. tomorrow is when we will see the change in the weather come and may see a shower with fall drizzle and partial clearing in

degree temperature drop for one day before we're back to this. >> we can handle it because we will have dry conditions until we get to that point. i-25 near orchard, easy start across the entire dtc. we have no slowdowns related to road work or crashes. great speeds on i-70 to the east after an earlier crash near the northbound 225 stretch leading to i-70 but it's wrapped up, travel time down to the south and west, c- 470 is faring very well, an 11- or 12-minute drive, both sides between i-25 and santa fe further out towards littleton. out across the maps, a lot of green so far which is exactly what we want to see. however, as we zoom in towards downtown denver, we have a police investigation going on along 27th street between larimer and lawrence. police are on scene and looks like the closure could be

you have to go a block or two out of your way to get around those delays. overall will be pretty easy and the same part of town around our downtown side streets, we have an issue colfax and inca, a crash very close to the convention center and speer boulevard. colfax still has lanes getting through in both directions.

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around this mouth, sweet treats can be scary themselves. the teal pumpkin project was introduced two halloweens ago but for children with food allergies, teal is more exciting than orange. it lets trick-or-treaterses know you're offering safe food or other options so kids with allergies or dietary restrictions can indulge without eating thing that can ruin their holiday. if you offer options, make sure kids and >> i think if you collect anything that isn't commercially wrapped, you should just probably toss it. >> keep candy away from nonfood treats to avoid cross contamination and don't eat it all at once. it's more fun to savor them for a while. >> well, of course it is! and the parents can take some of the candy to the office. >> my dad totally did that. >> piles get smaller. >> speaking from experience. >> of course.

and pumpkin art and this is the latter. this is a broncos superstar -- wow. von miller, right? blaine hamilton said he uses lacquer to seal up the pumpkin once finished to make it last for more than a week. that's a really, really good pumpkin. >> so much talent there. you had one of those done before >> i did. somebody did my face like that too. in it was really impressive >> yeah. it was pretty amazing, and i put it on my facebook page when halloween "that's either really cool or creepy. i can't figure out which." >> especially when it begins to rot. >> i know. >> then it looks really weird. >> oh, there is that. all right, we have lotting more coming up at 6:00 a.m. our political expert will be here and we'll get their take on last night's debate, see if they think there was a winner and if so, who might that have been.

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the second presidential debate went from political to personal. ] interrupting each other ] the second presidential debate went from political to personal really fast. donald trump and hillary clinton both trying to sway those last-minute voters. the rain and wind from hurricane matthew has stopped but the and it was the first stumble of the season for the denver broncos, losing to the atlanta falcons, undefeated team, undefeated no more. >> well, it hurts this morning. >> oh, man, it wasn't a very good game. good morning, everyone. we'll talk to ron about what happened out there yesterday coming up. good morning, thanks for joining us. it is columbus day. hope it's a good one for you, gary and corey with you. marty joins us, too. boy, it will be near 80 degrees. that's pretty impressive.