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

foggy up north. meteorologist marty coniglio joins us. marty- you're keeping an eye on when this fog will clear --

he's denying claims that he actually did what he talked about on that access hollywood videotape. a woman claims trump groped her years ago. and... she's just one of several women now coming forward. jessica leeds tells the new york times trump assaulted her when she sat next to him on a plane. pageant contestants have also come forward: the trump campaign denies any of it ever happened-- and questions why the women waited years to report it. trump says the allegations are distracting from leaked emails from hillary clinton's aides. hillary clinton's campaign is pointing the finger at russia this morning over that new batch of 17-hundred emails released by wikileaks. republicans are seizing on that hack-- specifically one email from a top clinton aide.

they think it is the most socially acceptable politically conservative religion. their rich friends wouldn't understand if they became evangelicals." palmieri has responded... and put the blame elsewhere. the u-s government has said russia is behind prior hacks-- now clinton' says the country is floating ties to donald trump's campaign. they claim trump's campaign gets advanced warning of what will be posted. trump's campaign denies that. in overnight news-- denver police say they're investigating a deadly shooting. it happened just after 10 an apartment complex off south galena way and alameda. police havent released any information on whether or not they have arrested the suspected shooter-- or if more than one shooter is even involved. we're following the developing story throughout the morning on air and online.

updates. the fbi is now investigating after a bomb was found stashed inside of a backpack outside a marshal's office in nederland. the device was active-- but failed to detonate. a shopping center was shut down for hours as the bomb squad investigated wednesday. so far-- no arrests have been made. the boulder county sheriff's office says it's helping the f-b-i. they're asking anyone with information to call it in. answers this that killed a driver at the airport and hurt more than a dozens others last month. christine noel joins us now with reaction from that bus driver's family. the school bus accident that happened at the airport last month--- was just that--- "an accident"-- that's according to an autopsy report released yesterday of the driver-- 43- year-old kari chopper. there was no trace of drugs or alcohol in kari chopper's system before the crash happened. chopper was transporting members of legacy high school football team-- back on september

the airport near level four. 3 legacy football coached and 15 players were injured in the wreck-- chopper was the only person killed. while the report did not rule out they she made have had a heart issue--- the report says there is no proof-- that this was anything but an accident. kari choppers husband-- says that for him-- the report-- offers some much needed answers... josh chopper said until that autopsy report was released-- he had gone back out to dia-- to try and figure out what may have happened to his wife. he still wears his wife wedding ring on a chain around neck. the couple was married for 23 years. thanks christine federal investigators will not pursue charges - against a member of the e-p-a - over the spill from a mine that turned the animas

the agency led a clean-up team - that actually triggered the spill last year - while working on the gold king mine. three million gallons of wastewater - poured into the river. the e-p-a said there was evidence - that the employee - who hasn't been named - may have violated the clean water act - and given false statements. bronco nation is gearing up for a

the charges tonight in san diego. 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 with us. go broncos! hurricane nicole barrels down on bermuda this morning-- how strong it could be when it hits-- coming up. 9 news talks with a legal analyst over the shooting death of a 15 year old boy. why he says colorado's make my day law-- will not apply at trial. and... showing them how it's done. an 11 year old girl stands out on her middle school football team. what her teammates are saying this morning

dangerous" category four storm... headed for

space station captured this view of nicole from orbit. in bermuda, they've been preparing for the hurricane. the storm had maximum sustained winds of 130 miles per hour. "nicole" is expected to pass "near or over" bermuda today. a storm this strong-- has never hit there before. happening today-- the united nations' 193-member states are expected to appoint portugal's former prime minister antonio guterres as the u- n's next secretary-general. e the general assembly said guterres would likely be approved by unanimous vote later today. guterres was nominated in security council last week to replace ban ki- moon when his term runs out at the end of the year. a man accused of shooting two teens who may have been trying to steal pot plants out of his yard-- could be formally charged later this week. one of the teens-- was killed-- the other could be paralyzed. legal experts are questioning whether colorado's "make my day" law could be used in this case.

morning in the backyard of a house near 28th and high street in denver. 15-year-old keylin mosley died. denver police searche the home of 48-year-old keith hammock'. they found two long rifles, ammunition and four spent cartridge caseings. they say a gun was also found near the teens. when the case goes to trial-- 9news legal analyst scott robinson says colorado's "make my day law" can not be used as a defense-- because the boys were outside-- not inside-- when they were shot. but there is a way that the ho hammond is still in jail. denver police are

it's cyber safety awareness month-- but experts say one group in particular may be putting their businesses at risk. just how long it takes small businesses to recover from cyber attacks--- still to come. but first, lets check in with marty and amelia. grit, toughness, dedication.

a cloudy start to your

north. marty is timing when the clouds clear and sun returns. trevor siemian said he will be ready. we'll look at thursday night's matchup as the coach stays home to rest. >> you look at your sweet, innocent daughter and you think, this is the world i'm raising her in. new accusations against donald trump this morning. . exclusive interview with a former miss utah accusing him of sexual assault and how the reports. marty coniglio is keeping watch on the fog. it will burn off later this morning. >> reporter: yes, it will, and will be chilly and one-day event. it will turn out to be that way. it's slightly cool now but will warm up so quickly during the day today. it's hard to believe if you're in northern colorado.