a law used for the first time in colorado lands members of a dangerous gang in jail. latest on the efforts to stop two wildfires in colorado including encouraging news about a fire that few homes. if you had trouble with websites yesterday your device may have been to blame. how to make it tougher for hackers to create havoc. i-70 looking clear with a little bit of traffic heading up to the high country today. skies are all clear. you are in for a beautiful drive. we are working to find out more about a standoff situation.

refused to come out of the embassy suites last night. the hotel was put on lock down. guests were told to stay in their rooms. >> word if the suspect had a gun. suspect was taken into custody without incident. when we learn more about what happened leading up to this we'll let you know. today is your day to go out there and make a difference in the community. you can help 9news give back in with metro volunteers. >> we are helping dps students at the food bank of the rockies in denver. meteorologist belen de leon is joining us there now. it is a tremendous effort by all the volunteers coming together to make a difference. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning. i hear from folks saying we love to see you you are at every weekend. it is awesome for me to show

show how our company is giving back to the community. make a difference day is an initiative to encourage volunteers. we hope folks follow along and are able to do something for their community and make it a great place to live in. let's get to the forecast. if you are volunteering today it is going to be a toasty one. our temperatures today will be two degrees shy from the record high that was set back in 2003. we'll be normal high. you can guess with that warm, dry and breezy weather we are expecting, we'll have high fire danger and a red flag warning will go into effect for colorado, southern wyoming and nebraska. check out the winds close to the foothills. we had gusts up to 50 miles per hour in berthoud pass. let's talk about the temperatures. this morning we have 40s and 30s on the map.

this afternoon the temperatures will be in the upper 70s low 80s. of course cooler in the high country. on this make a difference day temperatures will be 61 at 10:00 a.m. with sunny skies. 2:00 82 degrees. 4:00 p.m. temperatures at 80 degrees with a few scattered clouds. when are we going to see a relief from this fire danger? i have more on that coming i'll also talk more about make a difference day. 9news is volunteering here at food bank of the rockies. we'll let you know how you can volunteer all year-long. back to you. >> thank you very much. crews are expected to get a handle on the most intense section of the wildfire today. that section is the red mountain youth camp at the pueblo county line.

who still can't go home. the fire is 33% contained. so far five homes and 13 outbuildings have been destroyed. fire investigators blame a power line blown down by high winds. prosecutors in colorado say a child is responsibler for setting colorado's largest wildfire this season. the beaver creek fire consumed 38,000 acres of land. the suspect is a minor. they di set the fire. only they are continuing to finalize reports. beaver creek fire destroyed one home and a dozen structures as it spread into wyoming. it is still smoldering now. this fire proved to be difficult to fight with beatle kill timber fueling the flames. u.s. forest service hopes the beaver creek fire will help firefighters plan for wildfires in forests ravished by insects. jefferson county deputies

the men robbed the store on west drive. a witness tried to follow the suspects. that's when one of the men shot at the witness. deputies arrested the guy on the right. the guy on the left is wanted for attempted homicide. if you know who that is call crimestoppers. the mother of a disabled girl said she is scared and having sleepless nights after shys assaulted by a nurse. she wants to warn people. we want to warn you this video may be hard to watch. it shows her rough handling the 10-year-old while on the change table. then this happened. she has a rare condition that causes her cognitive ability to be six months old. her nursing license has been

the mother said that's not enough. >> i think that she should never, ever, ever be able to work with people in any type of setting. i think her license should be revoked permanently. >> colorado is one of the 14 states that does not require nurses to get background checks. the colorado nurse's association said it is exploring enhancing license process checks. the nurse declined to speak to 9news. she is scheduled to be in court on monday. eat members of a violent bloods gang were federally charged in colorado friday thanks to a law used for the first time in our state. violent crimes law could be what prosecutors need to put violent gang members in prison. law combines the practice going

they monitor cell phones and social media exploitation. the gang members are facing conspiracy to commit different murders, one attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. some of the suspects will face a minimum of 7 to ten years in prison. websites are back up and running this morning after hack attacks caused chaos on the web. waves of outages spread through the countr are searching for who is behind the tax. they breeched twittedder, netflix, amazon and paypal on friday. this come after a breach of a company called den. it affected half a million of every day devices. >> every thing is sending a script to that one address, to

250 gig bits of information per second. and can't handle it. >> security experts long warned about something like this now that so many devices are linked to the internet. the owner of that company said the number and intensity of the attacks are on the rise. there is something you can do to make it harder for hackers. if you have a connected de and password on the device. we are just over two weeks until election day. the latest polls still have hickenlooper leading donald trump by four points depending which poll you see. today donald trump is heading to deliver his closing argument to the american people. his aids say he'll focus on his preview for the first american days in the oval if he gets the presidency. clinton's campaign is worried about what could happen if she does win.

will not set accept the outcome of the election. brian moore has more on what else to keep an eye on. >> reporter: with two weeks left before election day, time is on hickenlooper's side. and she is hoping the numbers are. with 200 million americans now registered to vote. >> that is more than we have ever had in our entire history. that is really good >> reporter: in ohio the key to donald trump's white house hopes, she spoke directly to his supporters who are losing faith. >> i know you may still have questions for me. i respect that. i want to answer them. i want to earn your vote. >> she is the most corrupt person ever to run for the presidency of the united states. >> reporter: in swing states north carolina and pennsylvania trump took turns criticizing

the rigged system. he had a message far from scorched. >> i'm going to fight to bring us all together as americans. we are a divided nation. we are going to be a nation of spirit. we are going to love everybody. >> reporter: for the next two weeks it is still war between donald trump and clinton. brian moore nbc news washington. >> clintons that heavy hitters campaigning her her in the final stretch. re memorable in pennsylvania yesterday. he said he would like to go back to his high school days and take the republican nominee behind a gym. biden is talking about the lewd comments trump made about women in 2005. >> he said because i'm famous, because i'm a star, because i'm

other people can't. what a disgusting assertion for anyone to make. >> strong words from our vice president and michelle obama while she was on the trail as they continue to campaign for hickenlooper. the -- hillary clinton. police in new york are investigating a suspicious package that arrived at an envelope with a white powdery substance was discovered on friday. no one has gotten sick. investigators are working to determine if the substance is dangerous. arizona state troopers had to use a lasso to get one suspect in custody on friday. >> it is this guy. he caused quite the commotion.

highway in arizona. drivers were not happy. they called state patrol to complain. troopers watched it cross the cross, lassoed it down and loaded it into a trailer. emus are native to australia. >> according to the internet these birds can run at 30 per hour. you can imagine if it is freaked out on the highway and it is roaming around it would cause quite the traffic congestion. >> typical weekend run for your is 30 miles per hour. >> yeah, it is no big deal. we have seen some chilly temperatures this week but a warm up for the weekend. meteorologist belen de leon

you have all kinds of saturdays and sundays left. why not spend this one doing something good. >> i heard your talking at how you are going to a brewery after this. >> you can help 9news give back to the community by volunteering with our metro volunteers. that is where belen de leon is right now. she is at the food bank of the rockies in denver for our very big make a difference day. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. look behind me. we have a couple of my colleagues that work at 9news. we are already packing stuff. this is how 9news is making a difference. we chose to volunteer with the food bank of the rockies.

forecast and we'll talk to jane from the food bank in a few. the temperatures continue tock warm. it has been a warm october. our high today will be 82 degrees. we'll be two degrees shy from the record high of 84. we'll have lots of sunshine as we go through the day. temperatures will warm quickly under the sunny skies. by midday our highs will be in the mid 70s. we'll top out in the low 80s. this morning it is chilly out there. it is october after all. in some spots and valleys we have temperatures in the teens. afternoon highs across the state, they'll be sprinkle-like in the mountains. we'll have 60s. 70s on the western slope. temperatures in the 70s and 80s for lower elevations and extending towards the eastern plains. here's your future cast. it is bone dry across the state. we certainly need that rain. we need snow. we need any moisture we can get. we are just not going to get it today or over the weekend.

i-76, i-25, i-70 maybe get on the motorcycle. you'll be in good shape. if you wanted to maybe ski a- basin opened yesterday. check out the temperatures. temperatures will be in the 60s today and tomorrow. a few more clouds in the sky tomorrow. tonight the temperatures drop to will 3 degrees -- 43 degrees. high clouds. tomorrow cooler a high of 74. on monday forecast for broncos versus texans is looking fantastic. chance for showers in the mountains late on monday into tuesday. possibility for isolated showers in the city with a high of 70. after that we warm up and dry out. temperatures by the end of next week in the upper 70s. back out here at food bank of the rockies one of our missions at 9news is reducing hunger.

for 9cares colorado shares. tell us about the awesome work you do here. >> were excited to have the 9 team here helping us out. we distribute food through 500 different partner agencies. we distributed 60 million- pounds of food last year. 400,000 people plus need help. one in 7 coloradans. >> reporter: 9news has chosen c today. there is still a possibility to keep giving back to food bank of the rockies. >> hunger knows no season. we are here monday through saturday every week except major holidays. if people want to help they can go to our website and sign up. >> reporter: what is it you do here? >> we are looking at food we got from king soopers. it is dented cans and boxes that are squished. we have to make sure the food

boxed and sorted. >> reporter: this is a few of our 9news employees. we'll have more coming up later this morning. it is going to be an awesome day to give back. the reason we are out here again and make a difference day is for us to encourage everyone out there to volunteer. it could be today, it could be tomorrow. it could be when ever you have time. the point is to give back to the community and make a better one with evne if there are viewers out there participating in make a difference day we encourage them to get the feels. that's how we make this world a

>> get out and do something good today. even if you are not volunteering for an organization get up and make a difference. he is called an unsung hero. >> it is the act of kindness that's making an impression

this morning we are talking about breaking barriers that often divide us. a student at georgetown university extended the hand of friendship to one of the many workers who keep that school running. the simple act started a moving that inspired >> reporter: at georgetown jesuit university learning is rooted in caring, devon is taking it to heart. >> i see the same worker. his name is o'neil bachelor. i struck up a conference with him. i said how are you doing? and shook his hand. >> reporter: it happened at night while she was studying in the library. o'neil was cleaning up. they discovered they have a lot in common. both are immigrants and both

restaurant. i love cooking. i explain that. he supported it. he said i'm going to do everything i can to help you. >> reporter: and he did. he started a facebook page called unsung heroes telling the stories of the workers who keep the university running. >> i know there is a wall between the students and other people at times. i wanted to share his story with other students to see they are human beings like us. the only difference is the color of their uniform. >> reporter: students respon chance to make new friends and even make an impact. they recently helped raise $2500 for o'neil to jump-start his catering business. >> he was on a cloud. >> reporter: so far unsung heroes has profiled 20 campus workers like alberto a dining hall cashier. students raised $5,000 for him

he hasn't seen in 45 years. he hopes the idea spreads more. unsung heros are everywhere and so are people who care. nbc news washington. >> how awesome is that. there are so many unsung heroes everywhere. people are so generous raising that kind of money. >> it is good for us on the other side to hear about things like that. it is inspiring. the texans a team broncos coach knows all too well. what he has to say about the game against his former team and former quarterback next in

good morning. brock versus the broncos.

connections to the texans. let's not forget gary kubiak was the texans head coach for eight seasons. >> i'm always cherish that. a lot of people in that building i'm very close to. i went to battle with each and every day. >> he is downplaying going up against his old team. broncos are saying the vaughn miller said playing against brock is like going against any other former teammate. >> it will be the same for everyone. it is added sauce. like i said earlier in the week, that's how it is. you are playing one of the guys you bled with. it is added sauce. you want to beat those guys when you play them again. >> buffs visit stanford later

is going. >> we are talking about the pac- 12 championship. every game matters. if we do that we'll get a bowl game, too. >> today rams visit unlv. rams are still an underdog. >> everybody is like you play hard to the end. that's what we are supposed to do. we are supposed to play for play hard. you never know what is going to happen. it is not great for playing hard. hell that's what we are supposed to do. >> nuggets get the mavs night. the game won't count. regular season starts next week. in college hockey how times changed for the pioneer.

they won back-to-back games against boston last weekend. last night they beat michigan state 2-1 on the road. stay with us.

some good news coming out of the fight against isis. the troops making significant grown intensifies. firefighters in california say they don't and thed a fire at this recycling plant. but why people will still see it smoldering for days. a bystander thinks he sees a baby in a locked hot car and calls police. why the city owes the driver a new window. some potential plays of the week from our prep games. taylor has our highlights coming up later in the prep rally.

morning. get out there and make a difference today. that's what we are trying to tell people all over town. >> our belen de leon is at the food bank of the rockies in denver for us this morning making a difference. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. make a difference day is an initiative from our parent company to motivate viewers and encourage volunteers in the community. the forecast for today is looking fantastic for you to go out and make a difference. it is going to be out there. our highs today will be at 82 degrees. we'll be about two degrees shy from the record high of 84 set back in 2003. our normal high this year is 63. we are going to be 20 degrees above that today. it is not going to feel much like fall. it will feel more like summer. unfortunately, because of the warm and dry weather expected across the state, fire danger will be high. we'll have red flag warnings issued for colorado, southern wyoming and nebraska.

close to the foothills a few of those gusts up to 30 miles per hour. we had gusts up to 50 miles per hour in berthoud pass. the temperatures this morning are on the cool side. 40s and 30s on the map for lower elevations. some spots in the high country in the mountain valleys are waking up to temperatures in the teens. highs this afternoon will be in the upper 70s and low 80s with mostly sunny skies. put on the spf and drink water. 10:00 a.m. temperatures will around 2:00 82 degrees. around 4:00 temperatures at 80 degrees with a few high clouds in the sky. it has been so dry across the state. coming up in the full forecast we'll let you know when is the next chance for any kind of rain. we hope you guys have a great day. make a difference. 9news has the chose into partner up with food bank of the rockies. you can see some of the 9news employees are here. we'll have more around 9:00. this is how we are chosing to give back.

need to get up and do something good in the community today. >> even if it is just for an hour or two. in an hour and a half steve will join you to volunteer. that will be fun. in world news the international effort to force isis out of mosul is making ground. the battle remains very intense. isis militants spent all friday fighting with car bombs and gunfires their main weapons. there. the attack was to move attention away from mosul where forces are in the middle of on offensive to take back the city. the offensive is expected to become one of the biggest battles fought in iraq since 2003. a u.s. service member from california is the first casualty of the offensive in mosul. he was part of an explosive

coronado, california. small navy town says losing service members never gets easier. >> it is a military community. it is a navy community. we have had losses of really good members of our community over the past couple of years. every time you hear it it breaks your heart. >> pentagon says u.s. troops are in mosul under advisory roles. a fire in southern california has been contained. residents will continue to see it burn for some time. the building fire was full of cardboard and wooden pallets. pallets are designed to hold heat so it makes it difficult to extinguish. two kansas men accused of planning to bomb an apartment complex pleaded not guilty. prosecutors say the two are part of a malicia group that wanted to target the complex home to somali immigrants.

crusaders. a malicia group with curtis allen. attorneys say the men were preparing to defend themselves against massive social upheaval. two officers involved in the altercation were cleared on friday a year later. clark's the outcome. an attorney for the family says they plan to file a civil lawsuit. some witnesses say clark was handcuffed when he was shot. the minneapolis police chief says that is not true. >> dna evidence shows clark grabbed the holster and gun. i concluded that the use of force was necessary to protect

>> the officers have been on desk duty since the shooting. a police officer in wisconsin is facing a felony charge after shooting and wounding an unarmed man back in march. officer cramer shot a 26-year- old man while he was on the ground. he lost part of a lung. cramer is charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon. it is a dog, itis it is a pile of blankets with a perfectly placed wig on top. >> somebody walks by this woman's car and does a double take and calls police. jasmine turner was running to the store on her work break when police called her about an unresponsive child in her car. she doesn't have kids. she left a wig in her backseat perfectly tossed into a pile of

when turner left the store police were already gone and so was her car window. >> i want my window fixed. when i do get the window fixed i need them to pay for a rental or whatever the case is. i can't miss time of work. i have bills to pay. >> here she is without a window. police department says they told turner to reach out to the city risk management team to take care we woke up to mild temperatures this morning. when i walked outside i didn't need a jacket. it is nice. >> still, this is fall. look at the colors outside. we want to feel a little brisk

if you have been sitting around thinking i want to make a difference. today happens to be make a difference day. you can help 9news give back to the community. we are volunteering with metro volunteers. >> we are at the food bank of the rockies in denver if you want to come and make a difference today. this morning. we already have a few people

the forecast for today, i'm giving it hashtag #rays for days. it is going to be so sunny. under sunny skies temperatures will warm into the mid 70s by midday. we'll top out in the low 80s around 3:00 in the afternoon. teat folks in the high country, good morning, by the way, are waking up to temperatures in the teens. in comparison our temperatures on the front range are in the 30s and 40s. afternoon highs will be in the 70s and 80s in lower elevations. in the mountains temperatures will be in the 60s. western slope 74 degrees. taking you through future cast. not a lot will happen. it is going to stay so dry. not looking at any rain or snow within the next 4 hours across

state. if you are doing skiing at a- basin forecast in summit county will be spring-like. highs will be in the 60s with plenty sunshine. it will be a mild night overall. tomorrow we'll cool down. high of 74. then on monday temperatures will be in the mid 70s. a great forecast for the broncos versus texans game, i'll get a chance for showers in the mountains on monday. possibility for on tuesday. 70 degrees. after that we start to warm up on wednesday. 71. upper 70s by thursday. again, out here at food bank of the rockies it is make a difference day. i'm here with lynn with 9news. what a wonderful collaboration with food bank of the rockies. why is it good to go out and volunteer. >> we are getting geared up for

drive november 12th. this is a great way for employees to get their hands on food and get ready for this. it is a corporate initiative. giving back to our community is something 9news has been doing for over 30 years. it is in our dna. we love doing it. we'll have two shifts. everyone is excited. >> you said we'll provide lunch. everyone said i'm there. free lunch. >> reporter: getting departments that you don't get to work with. giving back to the community. it is so important that we walk the talk. >> reporter: we have to be an example. it is something we do all the time. you are a big reason of that. it is not just about volunteering today and making a difference today. one of our viewers says i make a difference every day. exactly. that's what we want you to do.

can work with every day of the year. >> reporter: is there a story online where folks can get connected and know where to volunteer. >> there is a make a difference story on the community page. it might take a while to find it but it is there. >> reporter: we want to get them all the resources they need to make a difference and make our community a better place. >> what is in that giant can in front of it looked huge! >> reporter: it is pineapple. >> i thought it was sour cream. >> we just ordered donuts because we are all super

in sports everyone is always trying to make a name for themselves. other people try to live up to a big name. it is a family affair denver south. that's one reason rebels are leading the 4a rankings.

playoffs are fast approaching. two games from ending in the regular season. any slip up could cost you your position in the post season brackets. a lot is on the line in centennial. a ranked matchup. this game close early on. the wolves got momentum. gunner to gunner it is gentry for the touchdown. grand view extends the lead to eight. this became a scoring frenzy.

grand view 38-21 lead. going long. this time he'll find wilson wide opened. wolves take this 65-27. and improve to six to 2001 2001 -- one on the season. lutheran hosting sky view for homecoming. scoreless in the 1st. willis looking 78-yard touchdown. lutheran leads 7-0. they had it figured out. we see them connect minutes later. this time he comes up with a one. handed grab. lutheran shut out sky view 42- 0. regis jesuit taking on aurora central team. start to finish this game belonged to the raiders. after moving chains downfield martinez gets the toss.

without a bump. fourth quarter now regis up 29- 0. knocking on the door again alfred jones getting the call. beats out two tackles. dives for the end zone. jesuit shuts down aurora central. six man football and christian brothers looking to help the warriors snap an 18 game losing streak against mountain the senior quarterback lost to his little brother for a long score. next possession he finds cameron for the score to take the lead. mountain valley tough for a while. drew martinez rolls to the left. connects with david hammable in the end zone. brothers of longmont won big 72-

mountain vista went head to head before the playoffs got underway last night. creek would get on board first. tony comes up with a deflection. it is in after a hard hot. bruins lead 1-0 in the 1st. creek with another co. top. ball is tipped to godfry. cherry creek wins 3-0. first game on the new turf. leading scorer gave the thunder an early 1-0 lead. dillon kylely gets his chance. they lead two mill. in the second dawson back

thompson for the score. denver christian holds off any other effort. they win. the-1 1 -- 2-1 is the final. stanford christian and denver's south take the feel at one. we found you'll be hearing more of lindsay this afternoon. >> what is in a name any way? >>i'm proud to be named lindsay. >> reporter: in football it is more than the letters on a jersey. >> we all have and styles of how we play. >> reporter: it is a brand, a position and a reputation. >> i expect more. >> reporter: in denver high school football the lindsay name is so anonymous with success. after his father, brothers, uncles and cousins left their legacies marcus lindsay is on track to do the same thing. >> it means you try to excel in everything yow doo. >> reporter: south high school

punishing style of play. one that lead the rebels to the top of the 4a rankings. his coach attributes some of the passion to what he seen growing up. >> marcus is patterning himself adventure his big brother. >> reporter: you heard that name. phillip lindsay colorado running back has been a part of th >> he is a beast. what i saw in him the other night was the phillip he was their in high school. >> reporter: otherwise known as the tasmanian devil. younger brother marcus has a name, too. >> we call him big red. >> reporter: it is not the nicknames you'll hear from the announcer. it is the family one. we have extended highlight and interviews from all the games

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look at is the sun. it is huge. it is coming up. >> that is a great sunrise. let's look at what is coming up on 9news at 8:00. two men who robbed store were not happy someone who witnessed the crime chased them. donald trump is headed to the home of one of the most important speeches in american history to give some of his closing arguments to the country. his opponent is worried what might happen if she wins. if you want to scare the kids this halloween we'll show you how to make the holiday extra spooky with a haunted house. don't want to mess that.

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shooting at the witness trying to chase them down. one of em is caught - the other ti these two men tried to rip off a liquor store. one is caught. the other is on the loose this morning. >> to find that they were assaulting your child is sickening and it is scary and it causes sleepless nights. sleepless nights after surveillance video shows what happens to a disabled girl when mom and dad aren't home. donald trump is headed to the home of one of the most

closing arguments to the country. his opponent is worried about what might happen if she ends up winning. here's a way to creep people out around your house this halloween. fix this will show you how to make the holiday extra spooky with your very own haunted house. >> nice. i like that. a live look at your drive this morning. the sun is up. the skies are clear along > we are working to find out more about a standoff situation. police say a wanted person refused to come out of the embassy suites last night. the hotel was put on lock down. f0 ests were told to stay in their rooms. f0 no word if the suspect had a gun. the suspect was taken into custody without incident or injury. when we learn more about this we'll let you know. 8:01 now on saturday

good morning to make a difference in the community. that's what 9news is doing today. giving back to the community by donating time. >> we are at the food bank of the rockies giving back to our community. that's where belen de leon is now. this is such a great initiative. it looks like it is already busy behind you. >> reporter: it really is. we are happy to be here at food bank of the rockies. we have had more and more people added to the assembly i know you are busy. can you stop and say hello to everyone watching? these are employees of 9news and also their children. this is how 9news is giving back today. we'll have more folks here in the 9:00 hour. let's look at the forecast. if you are out making a difference or you just want to enjoy your weekend that's okay. you worked hard all week. your forecast is looking really warm. the high today is going to be 82 degrees.

donated by king soopers. at 9news we decided to volunteer and come out to food bank of the rockies. we'll be sorting this. we are so happy to be here. this food and food bank of the rockies helps to feed over 400,000 people in our commune i. the we hope folks can get up and make a difference in their community today, as well. >> we'll be have a box filling competition when i get there at 9:00. we are doing it. bring >> you get a head start. > crews are expected to get a handle on the most intense section of the wildfire today. that section is the red mountain youth camp at the pueblo county line. people who live in that area are the last remaining people f0 o still can't go home. the fire is 33% contained. so far five homes and 13 outbuildings have been destroyed. fire investigators blame a

winds. prosecutors in colorado say a child is responsibler for setting colorado's largest wildfire this season. the beaver creek fire consumed 38,000 acres of land. the suspect is a minor. they did not say how the child set the fire. only they are continuing to finalize reports. beaver creek fire destroyed one home and a dozen structures as it spread into wyoming. it is still smoldering now. this fire proved to be difficult to fight with beatle kill timber fueling the flames. u.s. forest service hopes the beaver creek fire will help firefighters plan for wildfires in forests ravished by insects. jefferson county deputies caught two men accused of stealing from a liquor store. the men robbed the store on west drive. a witness tried to follow the suspects. that's when one of the men shot

the right. the guy on the left is wanted for attempted homicide. if you know who that is call crimestoppers. the mother of a disabled girl said she is scared and having sleepless nights after she says her daughter was assaulted by a nurse. she wants to warn people. we want to warn you this video may be hard to watch. it shows her rough handling the 10-year-old while on the change table. then this happened. she has a rare condition that causes her cognitive ability to f0 be that of 6-month-old. r nursing license has been suspended. she is facing assault charges. the mother said that's not

>> i think that she should never, ever, ever be able to work with people in any type of setting. i think her license should be revoked permanently. >> colorado is one of the 14 states that does not require nurses to get background checks. the colorado nurse's association said it is exploring enhancing license process to include background ch the nurse declined to speak to 9news. she is scheduled to be in court on monday. 6-month-old. eight members of the violent and notorious bloods gang were federally arged in colorado friday thanks to a law used for the first time in our state. violent crimes law could be what prosecutors need to put violent gang members in prison. law combines the practice going after groups for racketeering by tracking down criminals.

the gang members are facing conspiracy to commit different murders, one attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. some of the suspects will face a minimum of 7 to ten years in prison. the roaring sound of an airplane's engine is not something you want to their when you are trying to get a good night's sleep. away from dia. he says his home is in the airport's flight path. he is responsible for 75% of noise complaints to dia last year numbering in the thousands. on next we decided to give him a call to see why he complaints so much. >> when i hear that i think well, am i crazy to do this many? then when the aircrafts start

out there so i can enjoy the quiet. i can't do that with the aircraft. >> i think a lot of people can see this from both sides. he makes ten complaints a day. we asked why he doesn't move. he said he likes the area. he also has been living there 12 years. dave was there first. he says he asked the neighbors about noise before he moved. they didn't say much about it. >> you know when sensitive to noise and you hear it again it seems louder to you. that may be the situation here. > we are just over two weeks until election day. the latest polls still have hickenlooper leading donald trump by four points depending which poll you see. today donald trump is heading to deliver his closing argument to the american people. f0 s aids say he'll focus on his preview for the first american days in the oval if he gets the presidency. clinton's campaign is worried

some are concerned that trump will not set accept the outcome of the election. brian moore has more on what else to keep an eye on. >> reporter: with two weeks left before election day, time f0 is on hillary clinton's side. d she is hoping the numbers are. with 200 million americans now registered to vote. >> that is more w that is really good news for our democracy. >> reporter: in ohio the key to donald trump's white house hopes, she spoke directly to his supporters who are losing faith. >> i know you may still have questions for me. i respect that. i want to answer them. i want to earn your vote. >> she is the most corrupt person ever to run for the presidency of the united states. >> reporter: in swing states north carolina and pennsylvania trump took turns criticizing clinton, dishonest media and

>> i'm going to fight to bring us all together as americans. we are a divided nation. we are going to be a nation of spirit. we are going to love everybody. >> reporter: for the next two weeks it is still war between donald trump and clinton. brian moore nbc news washington. -- -- > arizona state troopers had to use a lasso to get one suspect in custody on friday. >> it is this guy. he caused quite the commotion. the emu was strolling down the highway in arizona. drivers were not happy. they called state patrol to complain.

road and chased it down. us are native to australia. in 2014 they had four emus on the run. it is rare for this to that once let alone have four on the problem? >> i love your background researching. it has been chilly out. warm temperatures are in store for us. so is high fire danger. meteorologist belen de leon tell us about this in the

8:15 on a saturday morning. today is make a difference day. you can make a difference in the community. 9news big part of make a difference day. our company supports it. >> belen de leon is at the food bank of the rockies now where we are effort. >> reporter: our 9news team decided to volunteer here at food bank of the rockies. my friend casey here is passing me a couple of items. we have sauce here and other young girls here.

of some of our 9news employees. they decided to volunteer today. good morning. thank you for joining us. we'll talk to them in a second. first let's look at the forecast. i'll keep passing this along while i give you the weather. our temperatures today will expected to be really warm. our highs today will be around 82 degrees. that's going to come really close to our record high of 84 set in 2003. we'll have lots of sunshine through the day. around noon our temperatures will already be in the mid 70s. for the shade, drink that water and put on that sunscreen generously through the day. you can get a burn even though it is fall. temperatures outside we have 40s and 30s on the map. some spots in the mountain valleys have temperatures in the teens this morning as they are waking up. afternoon highs in the 70s and 80s in lower elevations. in the mountains temperatures in the 60s. let's take you through future cast. nothing is going to be

abnormal i dry conditions and moderate drought conditions around the front range. we really need some kind of moisture. give it too -- to us in rain and snow. it is not going to arrive in the next 24-hours or over the weekend. if you are planning of doing skiing in the mountains, at a- basin they opened yesterday. it will be sprinkle skiing conditions out there. we might see people heading down the slopes in shorts. this evening 43 will be your overnight lo it will be mild. tomorrow it will be a cooler day but still mild. high of 74. on monday 75 degrees. forecast is looking great for the broncos versus texans game. then we'll see a chance for showers in the mountains on monday into tuesday. isolated chance for showers on tuesday. 70 degrees. after that we start to warm up and dry out. by the end of the week we have highs in the upper 70s. back out here at food bank of the rockies it is make a

it is nice to see people so young get up and do something for their community. >> i love to volunteer. it helps people that are less fortunate than you. it feels good to help them. >> reporter: this is a lot of food. lots of people will be benefiting from that. of course it makes you feel good. sam, you are a friend. she said let's spend our saturday morning roll volunteering. >> yeah. i wanted to start volunteering this year. >> reporter: it is something fun to do with your friends. >> i'm excited even though it is one day a year i know it is a big impact on so many people's lives. >> reporter: over here we have elizabeth. you are going to be doing

>> yeah. i like helping. it helps and makes an impact and it feels good. >> reporter: that's awesome. let's get back to sorting. here we go. pass me stuff over there. make a difference day today it doesn't matter your age. you can come out and do something good for your community. we appreciate you being out here. how about all of you saying all together back to you in the studio. >> back to you in the studio. >> thank you to all u volunteerism today and tomorrow over the weekend. monday you can relax and watch the game. broncos take on the texans. >> the game will be on channel 20. we'll have a special edition of broncos tonight at 5:30. we'll be in the locker room immediately after the game. of course, we have halloween coming up. a lot of you getting your homes ready. if you want to have the

this halloween we'll help you out. haunted house expert joins fix this crew with ideas how to

do you love haunted houses and always wanted to scare your friends? we have an expert here that are slow -- is going to show us how to make your house extra spooky. >> we need to know all of the secrets here. >> we'll let you in secrets. you can go down to your local discount halloween store and get a cheap skeleton for like twenty buck. you can start ripping plastic wrap. >> you put plastic wrap all

operation table. >> it is basically what it is. wrap it in plastic wrap out of the kitchen. grab some of dad's wood finish out of the garage or dark paints, browns and reds. paint the plastic. take a heat gun and melt it on. you'll go coat by coat. it will corpse the skeleton. >> that creates this look here. >> exactly. >> this is an inexpensive way to get intricate props. >> exactly. >> is this what it looks like at the end? >> that's the finished product. >> the details are great. it is very interesting. what else do you have? >> after you are done corpsing your skeletons another cheap way to take house haunts to the

store and grab flicker candles and put them inside the skeleton. we'll show you how to do chilled fog. it lays on the ground in a chiller box. that's on facebook live next. >> we'll do a facebook live after this you can find on 9news.com and our fix this facebook page and our 9news facebook page. >> i bet you have to get creative. you compound. you have to come up with new ideas to scare people. >> we take it to the next level every year. everything from flame throwers to corpsing all these skeletons. >> how long does it take to get this guy to look like this guy? >> it will take you a few hours. it is definitely some time. >> this looks great.

haunt to the next level. >> we'll have to start with the skull. >> great suggestions. thank you very much. josh from the freight mare compound in westminster. thank you for joining us. you have a facebook live video. what are you going to teach us how to do? >> low-lying fog. something belen de leon knows all about. stay with us.

brock versus the broncos. it is all we have heard about all week. there are several over denver connections to the texans. let's not forget gary kubiak was the texans head coach for eight seasons. >> i'm always cherish that. a lot of people in that building i'm very close to. i went to battle with each and every day. >> he is downplaying going up against his old team. broncos are saying the same about brock osweiler. vaughn miller said playing against brock is like going against any other former teammate. >> it will be the same for everyone. it is added sauce. like i said earlier in the week, that's how it is. you are playing one of the guys you bled with. it is added sauce. you want to beat those guys when you play them again. >> buffs visit stanford later today. that means one more win and cu is going. >> we are talking about the pac- 12 championship. every game matters. if we do that we'll get a bowl

>> today rams visit unlv. rams are still an underdog. >> everybody is like you play hard to the end. that's what we are supposed to do. we are supposed to play for 60 minutes and we are supposed to play hard. you never know what is going to happen. it is not great for playing hard. supposed to do. >> nuggets get the mavs night. the game won't count. regular season starts next week. in college hockey how times changed for the pioneer. du lost twice opening weekend. they won back-to-back games against boston last weekend. last night they beat michigan state 2-1 on the road.

the ambassador for empower. of women and woman. >> a woman needs to decide what she wants to do in achieving her life. how about that for denver's south high. youngest person to win the nobel peace prize shows up to school unannounced on friday. taylor has highlights for prep games this week.

morning get out and try to make a difference in your community. >> company wide initiative for us. our meteorologist belen de leon is at the food bank of the rockies continuing the initiative. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i'm here with jane discussing the food. >> we are looking at all the food. this is from king soopers. it is squished boxes and dented cans ahi selling in the store anymore. most is perfectly nutritious and able for people to eat. we want to make sure we get it to people who need it. >> reporter: this is how 9news is choosing to give back and make a difference. we have more people here. good morning. they are saying hello. they have had their cup of coffee. they are ready to pack and sort food. let's get to the forecast. temperatures today will be warm. our highs for today 82 degrees.

2003 of '84. 20 degrees or so above our normal high. we'll have high fire danger and a red flag warning in effect for parts of colorado and southern wyoming and the panhandle of nebraska. humidity will drop to as low as 11%. in the foothills we had gusts up to 30 miles per hour. earlier we had gusts 50 miles per hour in berthoud pass. watch close. that's where we have the red flag warning going into effect. temperatures waking up are on the cool side. in the high country a few spots have. spot temperatures in the teens. upper 70s and low 80s with plenty of sunshine this afternoon. 10:00 a.m. 61. 2:00 temperatures at 82 degrees. around 4:00 p.m. temperatures around 80 degrees. that's just your saturday.

sunday? i'll let you know in a few. out here at the food bank of the rockies. it is make a difference day. this is how 9news has chose into volunteer. we are not taking anymore volunteers. we have information up on 9news.com on how you can make a difference not only today but any day you chose. go to 9news.com to find that information. back to you. >> the idea is we are doing something. we are trying to infire people out -- inspire people out there to do 8:36. in world news the international effort to force isis out of mosul is making ground. e battle remains very intense. isis militants spent all friday

a dozen people were killed there. the attack was to move attention away from mosul where forces are in the middle of on offensive to take back the city. the offensive is expected to become one of the biggest battles fought in iraq since 2003. a u.s. service member from california is the first casualty of the offensive in mosul. he was part of an explosive ordinance disposal unit out of coronado, california. small navy town says losing service members never gets easier. >> it is a military community. it is a navy community. we have had losses of really good members of our community over the past couple of years. every time you hear it it breaks youar >> pentagon says u.s. troops are in mosul under advisory roles. a fire in southern california has been contained. residents will continue to see it burn for some time. the building that caught on fire was full of cardboard and wooden pallets. pallets are designed to hold heat so it makes it difficult to extinguish.

off east of los angeles while crews were battling the fire. two people were killed in boss when a watermain broke. it happened in a construction zone on monday. workers were trapped 15 minutes. crews are looking into the structural integrity of the nearby sidewalk and street. severe storms in central pennsylvania are blamed for one death, flash floods spill. a man died when a tree fell on a ladder he was on. a pipeline sent 55,000 gallons of gasoline into a creek. state regulators are monitoring water treatment plants. wonder woman has served as symbol of empowerment for women and girls. friday the united nations recognized her. she was named honorary

linda carter who played wonder woman in the 70s was there. not everyone was initially a fan of the idea. some say wonder woman may be too sexualized to be a strong role model for girls. >> how about that? wonder woman. >> certainly got attention. we woke up to a mild morning. looks like we'll have some warmer temperatures temperatures will change. you know who knows the answer to that?

we are doing this at the od denver. encouraging you to volunteer in your own way today, as well. our meteorologist belen de leon is joining us from there. >> reporter: i have volunteers. they are total boys. these are adam's children. they are twins. i have to look at their name tags. this is conner. this is bryce. they are young volunteers. it is awesome for you to be here. can you say good morning colorado. >> good morning, colorado.

forecast. our forecast today is going to be warm. highs will be in the 80s this afternoon. we are only going to be two degrees away from our record high set back in 2003. it will be warm. and it will be dry and breezy. lots of sunshine. we'll start you off with temperatures right now in the 40s around town. eventually we'll get into the 70s by lunchtime. we are going to keep warming after that. your temperatures will ou 3:00 in the afternoon. temperatures across the state look like this. we have a few temperatures in the high country in the mountain valley where is the cold air settles the temperatures are in the teens for mountain valleys. for lower elevations we have 30s and 40s. afternoon highs in the 70s and 80s for eastern colorado. in the mountains 60s for you. 74 on the western slope. it is going to be a warm day. i know we have the zombie crawl happening in downtown denver.

might have their makeup ruined. it will be warm under plenty of sunshine. in the mountains also great travel weather where you are headed on i-70, i-25 or i-76. a-basin officially opened for the season. they were if first -- the first resort in colorado and the nation to open. 60s in the forecast today and tomorrow. tonight the temperatures drop to 43 degrees. we'll have a not a lot of change in the next several days. we'll continue to see above normal temperatures in the 70s. monday 75. we take a dip in the temperatures on tuesday with an isolated chance for showers. after that the temperatures start to warm back up and start to dry out again. again, we are out here at food bank of the rockies. it is make a difference day. 9news decided to give back in this way. so we will have several 9news

packing the food. it is part of our initiative to reduce hunger and partner with food bank of the rockies. i'm with jane again. this is awesome. you guys are taking volunteers, but not today because we are here, but all year-long. >> right. we are here monday through saturday. we have two shifts a day. we love people to help. we can take individuals and groups up to 100 for a shift. please schedule first. don't just show up. >> reporter: it is great for you to maybe get your coworkers and say this is what we want to do. tell us about the need in the community. hunger is a big problem for the metro and colorado. >> it is surprising one in seven coloradans don't always know where their next meal is coming from. one in four kids living in households that are food insecure. it is really important for people to understand that this food is going to go help feed kids. >> reporter: tell me how many people you help. that's awesome. this goes to lot of food

helped with it. >> it is more than 400,000 people that will get the food we distribute. over 60 million-pounds of food this year we are expecting to distribute. >> reporter: november 12th is our 9cares colorado shares drive. we'll pick up donations that will help food bank of the rockies. >> that's right. you can donate online through the 9 cares website to help us out. we'll use those funds to buy fresh produce for people. not everything everyone we want to make sure a they are getting fresh and frozen and refrigerated products. >> reporter: we encourage everyone to go out and make a difference today and every day. >> thank you very much. students at denver's south high school have quite the story to tell this weekend. they got a surprise visit from a nobel peace prize winner.

the rights of girls to go to school in pakistan. when she was 15 a masked gunman boarded a bus and shot her in the face. that never stopped her fight. >> there are thousands of girls that can never go to school. this is all real. we need to do something. we need to take action to stop this. it was totally against human rights and women's rights the things that are happening there. >> after the assembly she high school. she wants the teenagers to believe in themselves and have a voice. >> can you imagine how inspiring it was for the refugees to meet someone like her. >> what a great surprise. taylor is here and brought a special delivery. >> i didn't order them but i'm getting credit. >> when uncle steve anchors the show we all get donuts.

> in sports everyone is always trying to make a name for themselves. other people try to live up to a big name. it is a family affair denver south. that's one reason rebels are leading the 4a rankings. sports is coming up next.

playoffs are fast approaching. two games from ending in the regular season. any slip up could cost you your position in the post season brackets. a lot is on the line in centennial. a ranked matchup. this game close early on.

gunner to gunner it is gentry for the touchdown. grand view extends the lead to eight. this became a scoring frenzy. skip ahead to the end of the second. grand view 38-21 lead. going long. this time he'll find wilson wide opened. wolves take this 65-27. and improve to six to 2001 2001 -- one on the season. lutheran hosting sky view for homecoming. scoreless in the 1st. willis looking deep. 78-yard touchdown. lutheran leads 7-0. they had it figured out. we see them connect minutes later. this time he comes up with a one. handed grab. lutheran shut out sky view 42- 0. regis jesuit taking on aurora central team.

belonged to the raiders. after moving chains downfield martinez gets the toss. he'll run wide for six but not without a bump. fourth quarter now regis up 29- 0. knocking on the door again alfred jones getting the call. beats out two tackles. dives for the end zone. jesuit shuts down aurora central. six man football and christian brothers lookinghe warriors snap an 18 game losing streak against mountain valley. the senior quarterback lost to his little brother for a long score. next possession he finds cameron for the score to take the lead. mountain valley tough for a while. drew martinez rolls to the left. connects with david hammable in the end zone. brothers of longmont won big 72-

in the second dawson back within one. it will meet the head of thompson for the score. denver christian holds off any other effort. they win. the-1 1 --2-1 is the final. stanford christian and denver's south take the feel at one. we found you'll be hearing more of lindsay this afternoon. >> what is in a name any way? >>i'm proud to be named lindsay. >> reporter: in football it is more than the letters on a jersey. >> we all have our own flavors and styles of how we play. >> reporter: it is a brand, a

>> i expect more. >> reporter: in denver high school football the lindsay name is so anonymous with success. after his father, brothers, uncles and cousins left their legacies marcus lindsay is on track to do the same thing. >> it means you try to excel in everything yow doo. >> reporter: south high school senior is known for his punishing style of play. one that lead the rebels to the top of the 4a rankings. his coach attributes some of the passion to what he seen growing up. >> marcus is patterning himself adventure his big brother. >> reporter: you heard that name. phillip lindsay colorado running back has been a part of the buffs rise this season. >> he is a beast. what i saw in him the other

high school. >> reporter: otherwise known as the tasmanian devil. younger brother marcus has a name, too. >> we call him big red. >> reporter: it is not the nicknames you'll hear from the announcer. it is the family one. f0 they'll take the field at noon. we have state softball this afternoon. extended highlights and interviews from all

do you love the 80s and fashion from the 60s and 70s. there will be music and arcade games and vintage toys sunday in northglenn.

up lesson streaming live on our 9news facebook page. >> it is a make-up lesson. if you missed the last one you can make it up. >> little blue eye shadow. >> my 80s makeup game is on point. >> thank you for joining us today. go make a difference today.

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