right now... police are investigating a homicide. it's happening on south galena way... near alameda and havana. all we know this morning is one person is dead... and police are looking for a suspect. they aren't releasing information about the suspect right now. we're expecting more information we'll let you know what we learn. good morning. it's thursday. tarhonda and corey here with you. we're sending things over to marty for a first look at your morning forecast. good morning

now...to the race for the white house....

allegations from women who say he groped them... including one woman who lives in florida and says she was a victim years ago. trump is denying any involvement. a number of women are throwing accusations at trump... saying his actions were unwelcomed. on the democratic side: the latest wikileaks documents show conversations trump calls "anti- catholic." the clinton campain says it's fact... and likely backed by russian hackers. a hot congressional race just got hotter. you've probably seen the commercials-- saying congressional candidate morgan welfare recipients to access a-t-ms at strip clubs. political reporter brandon rittiman has the truth test. if that's not an attention-grabbing ad, i don't know what is. it comes from national republicans trying to help mike coffman hold his seat in congress. this line of attack comes from a vote by democratic challenger morgan carroll in the state senate last year. this is true, but it also needs a bit of context. you might hear this and think carroll voted to change the law to allow welfare cards to be used in pot shops and strip clubs. she didn't. what she did-- was vote against a bill to ban using those cards in those places. in other words-- to keep state law as it was. that does put her on the side of the issue the ad says she's on-- making this a fair claim. her campaign says she voted against it because she didn't want to restrict locations for people in rural areas without convenient atm's. state regulators pushed back against that argument at the time-- saying most

democrats voted no-- and it deals with the broader theme of this ad. it's a stretch to say carroll's vote against this law amounts to a waste of taxpayer money. the bill didn't save the state a dime. and it also did nothing to change the fact that welfare benefits can still be withdrawn as cash. which means-- you can still go to an atm at a gas station-- pull out your cash-- and spend it on anything you want. even in a pot shop or strip club across the street. which waonents like the bill debate. supporters ohouldn't make it afare rec those businesses. bte on this bill isce to make it hard money in pot shops voted against it. etch that int m- when her vote f money being spen people could spenst-- i'm brand

online-- in the truth test section of 9news dot com. do you hang out in the "river north"-- or rino-- district? well... things are getting a bit safer for everyone along brighton boulevard. a new redevelopment project is set to start this morning -- from 29th to 44th streets. officials say--

to downtown denver. crews will be building new sidewalks... raised and protected bike lanes... new signals... and additional street parking. they hope to have the work completed by next winter. a deadly school bus crash at the airport last month was an accident-- according to the bus driver's autopsy report. the report says there was no trace of drugs or alcohol in keri chopper's system before the crash. chopper died in the wreck. three legacy high school football coaches and 15 students were injured in the crash. while the report might have had a heart issue - the final report says there's no proof the crash was anything but an accident. chopper's husband says the report answers everything he needs to know. josh chopper

crash to consider what might have happened. he read the autopsy report with mixed feelings. chopper still wears his wife's rings on a chain around his neck. he told us he and his kids plan to keep making regular trips to their favorite park for soccer games- just like his wife loved to do. police are looking for whoever took off with a very special bench. cameras outside a home in littleton caught the theft in the early morning hours october 4. the suspect first comes up on roller skates... and disappears. but, he walks back up and swipes the bench. it's special-- because it's made out of old seats from red rocks amphitheater. the sheriffs office says the bench was sold on craigslist but returned to the owner after the buyer found

still looking for the man who took it. they say-- a second thief may also be involved. if you're a parent, listen up. using your smartphone could be causing some problems with your kids. researchers talked with parents about how continuous contact with friends, family and work affects their parenting. almost all said it was hard to multi- task and find balance ... and many reported yelling at their kids after reading a negative email or text. but at the same time. parents also said mobile technology often provides an escape

the denver broncos are facing off against the san diego charges tonight. right now the broncs are heading into the game with four wins, and one loss. kickoff is at 6-25 tonight. use the hashtag "we are broncos"... and share your gameday pictures

happening today.. the man who is accused of setting off bombs in new york and new jersey-- will be in court. . he'll officially learn the charges he's facing. ahmad rahami is still in the hospital-- recovering from gunshot wounds during his arrest. police say-- he planted bombs in new jersey and new york city. one exploded in the city's chelsea neighborhood-- hurting dozens of people. today's arraignment is for the new jersey charges only. it's being called "the" official prince tribute concert. it's happening tonight in minnesota. performers include stevie wonder... christina aguilera... chaka

time. prince died in april at his paisley park estate from an accidental overdose of fentanyl. he was 57-years old. for the second time this week, the destroyer-- "u-s-s mason"-- has been the target of at least one incoming missile. the mason was conducting routine operations in international waters off the coast of yemen. the missile did not hit the ship. no one was hurt. it came from a part of yemen - controlled by an anti-government group. on sunday, two missiles were fired at the u-s-s mason: both missed. aor whether the back"... ...the pentagon released a statement saying-- quote-- "u.s. commanders retain the right to defend their ships, and we will respond to this threat at the appropriate time and in the appropriate manner"-- endquote. another hurricane in the atlantic. hurricane nicole is being called "extremely dangerous" ... already a category 4 storm. it's projected path is sending the storm right towards bermuda. there, people have been preparing for the hurricane. the storm had maximum sustained winds of 130 miles

expected to pass near or over bermuda today. days after anouncing bad news... and dealing with the aftermath-- there's finally good news for samsung! how the technology giant is

scrapping what was supposed to be

release to date. this morning... share of samsung opened in the green... after days of stock values falling. the news comes days after samsung stopped production on their galaxy note 7 smartphones... over concerns the devices may light on fire. wells fargo c-e-o... is no longer the c- e-o. "john stumpf" resigned suddenly. it comes after weeks of scandal. the bank admitted-- thousands of employees set up fake accounts... to meet sales quotas. more than two million wells fargo accounts were opened without the customers even knowing. a company that tracks executive pay estimates-- stumpf will walk away with a "134- million-dollar" retirement package. others believe that number could be as high as 200- million. that's nearly triple what stumpf offered to give back during his testimony before congress. wells fargo shares have dropped about ten percent since the first news of the scandal. it's been a year - since new credit and debit cards - with microchips - started replacing older cards - to cut down on fraud. visa and

upgraded their machines for the new cards - have seen fraud rates go down from a year ago. it's been a slow transition: only one third of all retailers have the readers to accommodate the new chip cards. as incentive, credit card companies have told stores with the old swipe machines that they are liable for any fraud losses. but cases of fraud where cards do not have to be present for purchases -- such as buying online - went up: 50 percent last year.

school is tackling the space debate. 9news reporter maya rodriguez has the story at 4-50. as we celebrate

at people who are making a difference in their communities. and in this case.. in the lives of children. 9news reporter maya rodriguez introduces us to a program that is helping hispanic students. aim for the stars. if you are interested in

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learning more about the stem programs offered by clace incorporate their curriculum into your science class. we've put up a link on 9news

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debut of a new arrival. visitors got a peek at the zoo's new baby elephant. the baby and his mom cautiously stepped out to greet the crowds wednesday. his mother, milo, gave birth back in may after being rescued from swaziland. at 332 pounds, the calf is actually on the small size for an elephant his age. we have the latest this morning in the race for the white house. what donald trump is saying about the sexual miscounduct allegations coming from multiple women this morning - still to come. that's going to do it for 9news at

the nederland marshal's office was real -- the backpack had a bomb in it... coming up... what's next in the investigation... and who is taking over. ...then... the results of an autopsy on the driver in the "legacy bus crash." what they reveal about the deadly crash at d-i-a... and how her family is reacting today. donald trump is working to put the spotlight back on his opponent-- after multiple women come forward with groping allegations against the republican candidate. what he says is the real story and how clinton's campaign is responding just ahead. right now... we want to let people in longmont know... there is no emergency happening. the emergency sirens are malfunctioning, and that's why you're hearing them early this morning. and... it's gloomy start to your