-- two people are dead in two separate shootings. the first happened near 20th and washington street in denver saturday. it was a violent weekend in denver. the first shooting happened near 20th street on saturday and the second, aurora and ubalda on sunday. the latest shooting in aurora happened around 3:30 sunday afternoon in the community. police aren't telling us much but said there's no threat to the community. officers have not named the suspect and everyone involved is accounted for. and denver police haven't given us any suspect information in the first shooting near 20th and washington on saturday. officers say the man who was shot died at the hospital yesterday and they have not

we'll update you when we hear updates. good morning. gary, cheryl, and corey with you. marty joins us as well. big game tonight, bronco and houston texans. sounds like a nice night for it it will be nice. we've got a lot of nice nights and afternoons over the weekend. phenomenal color we have seen around the state in the mornings and evenings. showers are moving in make their way to western colorado. it will take several hours before we get there but after sunset tonight we anticipate really good rain to move into western colorado this evening, overnight, and tomorrow morning. snow level about 10,000 feet. i'd go 1 to 3 inches of snow for folks at and above 10,000 feet during the course of the night tonight. as far as weather today, we start in the 40s, finish in the 70s. we will get a few clouds around

quite a warm, dry day around here. this time tomorrow, we could see a few raindrops but unfortunately, we're not going to get the same kind of rain we have over on the western slope, coming up tonight, and amelia i know we have a lot of traffic with the broncos/texans game. i'll talk about that weather in a few minutes. >> we look forward to that. thank you, marty. 6:02. sky 9 is on 25 towards 88th avenue, crashes to speak of. our earlier stall on westbound 70 near the mouse trap has cleared up and on the ground level, 104th, great conditions out of the north end and great volume but is building ops people go to work. an earlier crash at peoria and

morning and southbound 25 is so light, now is the time to enjoy it because later this afternoon, more traffic than usual because the afternoon rush matches up with the drive towards mile high for the broncos game and the busiest areas will be 25, colfax, federal, and sixth avenue. >> thank you. decision 2016 is heating up and polling places are opening this morning in colorado. ti local, state and national races is right now. pretty easy to find a polling center. >> reporter: it is and only takes seconds. i will show you right now and this is the website, justvotecolorado gotting or. all you have to do is scroll down and look for this drop down menu and select what you're looking for. say you want a polling place and will choose denver city and

and you can have your home address and can see what will be opening and the elections division opening at 8. some places are opening at 8:00, others at 9:00, others at 10:00. not all locations are open. some will wait until next week and one was open last week, the denver elections division. you don't have to go to a polling place to turn in the mail-in ballot. you postage or drop at a drop-off site, metal boxes at rec center and city and county offices. many are open 24 hours. you can go to a polling place try drop off the mail-in ballot. you can register to vote or update registration or turn in your mail-in ball lot or vote in person. polling places will be open and

want to register to vote. you can do so. if you want a mail-in ballot, you have to register by monday of next week. go to the story on 9news.com. all the resources on this link are posted on the story on the home page of our website so we have made it really easy. >> there's really no reason to wait and do it the day of because lines could be crazy. >> they can be. there's something nostalgic about voting on election day. i'm one of sometimes i feel like holding out and patriotic. >> a lot of way to do it. thank you very much. clinton is leading the race over trump completion like her supporters are feeling comfortable with the lead. democrats have been shifting money that might have gone to clinton's campaign to helping races further down the ballot like congressional seats. it will democrat's goal is to retake com of the senate. after 34 races, the battle for control is down to six states with republicans defending five

senate seats are up, their strategy was to spend money on ads early but they're starting to feel the pressure as campaigning, the campaign window is closing. democrats feel pretty confident. >> this is a once-in-a- generation opportunity to go out and win seats we might have never had a chance at. democrats run enthusiastic. >> there's a sense of urgent and i alarm and over the next bit. >> they're expected to outspend $18 billion in the next two weeks. he was one of the most wanted men in larimer county but -- his name is travis sky wadena and is now in jail. larimer county sheriff's office said they arrested him after an

s.w.a.t. team and a k 99 found him in a crawl space. he was wanted on three felony wants including drug charges and a deputy. police found one person but he fired shots at deputies. he died when they shot back. the other brother was ared on sunday morning. a man accused of take nude pictures of underage girls for a subscription site will undergo a mental competency site. kevin renfro was scheduled a trial until his lawyers raised doubts about his mental state so the judge decided to wait. he will be at the state psychiatric hospital and his next court date is november 8. the building that shook out

now undergoing emergency retrofitting. all the shake was because of poor construction practices. the building was evacuated in may when people inside felt it shaking. a section of the building had collapsed and luckily nobody was injured. they say the construction company is to blame because of poor practices. warm a we will be in the mid-to-upper 70s before the day is over with a few clouds drifting around here and there but nothing that will bring any rain or snow. we're not going to have one of those monday night blizzards for the broncos/texans tonight, mostly in the 60s and, of course, if you're not fortunate enough to be able to go, we'll have it for you on channel 20. >> yeah. seems like 70-something in my living room. >> perfect.

>> 6:08 now. >> and the refrigerator is really close. that's better. broncos fans have been waiting 11 days for the team to get on the field. we're excited tonight is the night, broncos versus texans or some saying simeon similar -- civilian versus osweiler. people are excited. >> a frosty homecoming for there's a good storyline there. brock left for the texans when the front office couldn't reach a deal but. he talked about the connection. >> i respect the organization

coach and people are very close and went to battle every day. >> reporter: we find out from the players opinions vary and we will have a special edition of broncos tonight at 5:30 with the game at 6:30 on losses >> induction in the ring of game. >> feels like we have waited a while. >> it's been a while. >> that's probably a good thing. they were pretty beat up. >> i like it, stronger. people will continue the tradition of starting deals on black friday but another

>> i came straight up here and show my respects. a vigil to remember those in an accident in california is growing by the hour.

thed agained goal in sir -- the goal in syria was not reached. they wanted to give people the right the leave. local groups feared an ambush on the evacuation routes or were suspicious the syrian and russian government encouraged the evacuations to clear rebels from the area. with the cease-fire over, the bombing in the city has resumed. later today, police in palm springs, california will give an te crash that killed 13 people and injured 31 others. firefighters that were helping rescue people say they've never seen anything like it. they said the bus crashed into a tractor trailer on sunday morning. police said speed was a factor but they have not identified the specific cause of this crash. people have been adding candles and flowers to a growing memorial for the people who were killed in that accident. it's forming at a bus stop in los angeles where the bus had

the names of those killed have not yet been released. superman, bugs bunny, larry david, wolf blitzer. they could have a new home pretty soon. at&t has bought time warner cable. we'll tell you what that means for maybe your favorite shows, coming up. right now, let's head over to marty for the forecast. and around here we have high clouds so for the front range up through wyoming, showers in salt lake city, stretching down interstate 15 towards las vegas is heading towards western colorado but not here in the east. we will get some clouds late this afternoon. they're not going to do anything, temperatures are still going to be way above average. the average high for today is 62 degrees. we will be in the mid-to-upper 70s with 60s reserved for the foothills. now, we will begin to see those showers in utah slowly -- i mean, really slowly -- make their way towards colorado during the afternoon and then

evening we start to see things move over the boarder into the west and after sunset. that's when we get the best rain acrosses the are . above 10,000 feet, 1 to 3 inches of new, wet snow that will melt on any highways, not a problem, but decent rain over the grand mesa and north with a halfism or more and dry and mild throughout colorado. it will stay through us and will not surprise me to see, very early in the morning and wraps up at 9:00 a.m., clear out, dry out and dry for the rest of the week. >> we like that.

over the tech center, 25 and arapahoe, new construction, of course, is going on in the median of the highway split but no delays are in place because of that road work. arapahoe, though, runs congested as they continue that work into the fall. let's get to cdot cameras near commerce city. the drive is starting to build southbound and eastbound near vazquez but both sides are accident-and stall-free and across the board, the travel time and the speeds have been, i would say, pretty great overall. right now the 25 st minutes at the most and out across the board, no major accidents to look out for. our earlier stall has been picked up and out of there, westbound i-70 around i-25.

at&t is soon going to buy time warren for $85.4 billion if the regulators let them do it. time warren which owns hbo, cnn, and warner brothers, weekend. some say this new deal will raise some challenges for tv watchers. others say people will actually benefit because there will be more programming available than ever before, especially on cell phones and mobile device. a new system being developed at the university of nevada will help manage drone air traffic. the university is working with nasa on this program. they're testing it for the second time. they did that last week. nasa officials say they're trying to figure out how to

aircraft when they're both in and out of sight so they're designing it to help in emergencies. >> hmm. okay. >> gas prices are finally falling after a two-month climb. the national average dropped to $2.25 in gallon. the colorado average is $2.16, according to gasbuddy.com, the first price drop in 11 weeks. oil prices have been edging up in the past month. u.s. refiners haven't pass outdoor retarial rei want you to opt outside on black friday again this year as you did last and will be closing stores. the movement was created to get people to reconnect with family and friend outside. they had over 1 million people make the pledge last year and hope to double that this year.

good, i think they can. >> even if the weather is bad, go out, enjoy yourself. it's such a great idea. it's really warm out there this morning, 30s and 40s and 50s on the front range and the severe drought -- some of the worst conditions are metro denver to castle rock to drought right now, causing fire danger to be very high. springs, 2 inches below average and of the reporting stations, the only ones reporting above average rain and melted snow for the year, burlington, alamosa, and leadville. durango is running 40% to 60% below an average amount of precipitation by this day, very

thank you, marty. 6:22. sky9 is over 25 and dry creek and has been problem free. southbound 25 at 84th, this is the spot. you see backups even without a crash but a couple cars blocking here and a chain reactions crash. we'll update you as up. washington and huron are your best bets. >> 6:23. before the tower in terror closes, it has a last halloween treat. i don't know how "treat-y" this is.

>> welcome back. it's 6:26 on a monday morning. california's tower of terror is closing in january but not before delivering one last scare, complete darkness. as if this ride was not scary enough, park is running after dark with the sound and lights turned off. that means riders have no idea when the free-fall ride will drop, go up, or stop to give riders a bird's eye view of the park. they won't see much at all.

"guardians of galaxy" attraction 2017. my heart is beating faster just imagining -- >> going out with a bang. >> i guess so. >> i will pass. on all of that. >> yeah, me, too. >> i want to know when i will lose my stomach, when i'm going to drop. >> apparently it's a two-hour wait and two hour of screaming. >> right? >> they have a snapchat felter that shows the "before" and looks normal and after with skeletons. >> see? >> 6:27 right now. going to the white house and visiting president would be an honor just one time so imagine going there twice. a denver teen has done it. how this 15-year-old has had two trips of a lifetime at

the fire is still burning but firefighters continue to make progress. it's been a herculean effort is 50% contained. when people can go home. . election day may not be for another 15 days, but it's time to vote in colorado. polling places are opening around the state too. colorado's turn to vote for our country and local leaders. >> it was just a little bit -- you want to beat those guys when you play them again. we want you to beat them too.

brock osweiler. the team wants to show him what he's missing. big game. good morning, everyone. corey, gary, and cheryl with you. marty is joining us. it doesn't seem so bad with temperatures like these. it makes you want to skip out early with a warm day. predawn sky is pretty with phenomenal sunrise and sunsets, dry in colorado, showers into utah and will slowly work towards the western slope. i anticipate a wet evening and overnight rain with snow around 10,000 feet. the big excitement is the rain across utah and western colorado. most of it will fall after

tomorrow morning and look few raindrops left over for us. as far as our day shapes up, mid and upper 70s today and clouds will hang about but will keep us cool. across sky 9, we're seeing stretch of 84th avenue, drivers stuck behind a backup near 112th and a chain reactions crash has made it tough for folks trying to merge. tech center to downtown, 15 minute and across town, we're

the exception of the crash. we'll talk about alternates to avoid the delays. >> good to know. thank you much. >> the broncos trying to make their comeback after two straight losses. tonight they play the houston texans in downtown denver and will be a competitive game thanks to the return of brock osweiler. everyone thought he would be our quarterback but turns out to be good morning, andrew. >> good morning. they're trying to zero in on a two-game losing streak. it becomes more interesting with the return of brock osweiler, leading the 4-2 texans into mile high for the first time since he left in the

and like i said earlier in the week, that's how it is. you want to beat those guys when you play them again. >> reporter: jackson is also on another team. he said when he got extra sauce, osweiler needs to be worried about that. we'll have a special edition of "broncos tonight" at 5:30 on tv 20. then the game will be at 6:30. >> thank you, andrew. there will be three more in the ring. these guys are former broncos all very well known, lynch, elam, fletcher, the 29th, port, and 31st honored with the 8- foot tall bronze and steel

ring of game at half-time tonight. >> it's 6:35 now. it will be a busy week for investigator after a number of shootings overnight. two people are dead after two separate shootings. the latest one happened in aurora at 3:30 yesterday afternoon in the morris heights community. police aren't telling us much about what happened before the shooting but said there's no threat to the community officerses have not named been account for. someone was shot near 20th and washington. they haven't given us suspect information in this case. the man who was shots died at the hospital sunday. they have not told us his name. a whom who was driving drunk when she hit two motorcycles will be in douglas county district court for a motions hearing. munoz hit two bikers on highway 83 in february and told

she looked up and realized she was on the wrong side of the road. well, we're expecting an update on the deadly bus crash in california that took the lives of 13 people and injured 31 others. the bus crash into a tractor trailer sunday morning and police said they don't know what cause the crash and speed was probably a factor. the bus was impacted 15 feet into the tractor trailer through mangled metal to search for victims. the scene rattled the most veteran responders. >> in almost 335 35 years, i've never been able to deal with a scene with 13 confirmed deaths. you never get used to this thing so sour sympathies to the

cause of the accident. >> there's a memorial growing in los angeles for the scene. fossil ridge high school had to evacuate in the middle of the dance saturday night. someone put the fire out with a fire, ting wisher before firefighters got there. an electrical adapter caught fire because it had too many extension s it. nobody was hurt. the junken fire is now 50% contained. flames have burned more than 18,000 acres since it started last monday and they have destroyed nearly 30 structures, nine homes. the progress mean more roads have coped more evacuees can go home. a warning for drivers -- the roads can be more dangerous

the roads and big game so be cautious when driving. >> more than 900 firefighters are work the fire it doesn't look like there will be much rain. the wind will pick up yet again during the afternoon and that is nice and calm in the morning and in the evening but during the middle of the day, we anticipate wind to kick up between 10 and 20 miles per hour out of the west and northwest. humidity levels down there in the and temperatures rise with the terrain so a warm, windy day. high clouds this morning will give way to sunshine and cloudy in western colorado during the afternoon and will start to see showers move in to the west during the evening tonight. working outside today, dry throughout the day and fairly warm specially after lunchtime. >> all right, marty, thank you

clinton, increased her lead over trump. nbc polls show she is ahead 12 points nationally. she is now helping democrat in congressional races and was doing that in north carolina on sunday but didn't forget to comment on his opponent. belittling women makes him bigger. >> donald trump continues to deny claims from 11 different women who are accusing him of sexual misconduct. he said he will sue them and predict it will not hurt his campaign but pin -- insists the election is rigged.

system and bernie sanders was in a rigged system. >> donald trump has two more event in florida today and hillary clinton will campaign in new hampshire. polling centers are opening up across colorado today, meaning if you're registered to vote, you can make your choice for president and other issues as early as today. at these polling sites, you can vote in person or register to vote. this is the last week to until election day, november 8, to vote. one lucky girl gets to visit the white house twice. it's not just her luck getting her there but her intelligence. she is so smart. rodriguez is designing a smart cane for blind people that warns user when something is approaching or in the way. she was invited to the white

denver and said she taught herself how to write code and thinks those schools are important for everyone. >> i think all people, everybody, regardless of gender or race -- follow your dream and will come true if you want to. >> go girl. that is awesome. she's one of 11 signed advisors. >> she wrote >> isn't that amazing? >> at her age, "advisor to president." that's all you need to write. >> that is terrific. we want to make sure you know how to save money with the holidays approaching so "more money for me" is looking at shopping savings. we'll talk about that just ahead but first, we get a ballot breakdown from tarhonda

statewide issues to consider. this is not meant to tell you which deserves "yes" or "no" but help you understand the question that's being asked so we're breaking down ball will issues, starting amendment 70, minimum wage. here's what a "yes" vote means. effective january 1, 2017, it would raise the minimum wage to $9.30 per hour. every january 1 after that, the wage would go up 90 cents it reaches $12 an hour 2020. after that, the wage would be adjusted annually for cost of living increase, according to the colorado consumer price index. voting "no" means you want to keep colorado's men mum wage law as it is. right now the wage is $8.31 air, justed for inflation, according to the colorado consumer price index. arguments focus on whether it's

is right. if you need help considering both sides of the argument, turn to page 19 of the ballot blue book. you should have gotten one in

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closest to getting towards record highs. warmth or not, we know it will snow eventually and if you e- mail us at closings@9news.com, let us know who you are, we'll send your i.d. code and pin so you can be in the system, too. >> getting up with sky9, 25 near 84th avenue right chain-reactions crash where tow trucks just arrived. the backups are growing very quickly. southbounders will drop into the single digits leading to the scene of the crash and because this is right in the center lane and has been here for a half hour, we need to go to drive time from e-470. i can't stress this enough today -- this 27-minute drive with speeds around 6 miles per hour leading to the wreck can all be avoided by taking two

>> great advice. funny man bill murray receive the highest recognition for comedy, the mark twain prize for humor. he accepted the honor at the kennedy center. the 66-year-old joins several saturday night alumni like tina fey, will ferrell. last year's winner, eddie murphy as well. >> and he's a cubs fan so happy. >> yes, he is. >> has been sold for $104,000 at auction. a corroded iron key that unlocked a locker on the sunken ship belonged to a 23-year-old ship steward. prices for art fact have soared in recent years. in 2013, a violin believed to have been played as the doomed vessel sank sold for more than $1 million. >> isn't that something? wow. >> that makes me remember the scene in the new vehicle,

>> okay. going to be another 70- degree day, maybe weakened denver, maybe towards the 80. >> are you saying "stay classy, san diego." >> san diego weather. your forecast for the week and broncos forecast for the night

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don't jeer it on. don't fight pack the wrong way by giving attending to it. stand up for yourself and others but do it in an appropriate way, in a way that doesn't cheer it on or encourage it to continue. >> reporter: be a part of the solution, 9news work together to stop bullying. drifting in to make the sunrise we're seeing, incredible in the front range and is wetter out west clear blue sky day, clouds in the horizon, mid-60s to around 70. our average high is 62, dry

range and will have to wait as things get going after sunset. that's when i think you will see the best push of rain move in to western colorado and some of that will be nice, upwards of a half inch or better in grand mesa and carbondale and steamboat springs really get hung up on the contl 3 inches of snowfall. that is this evening to leave us with another warm day ahead, 70s, east and west, 60s in the mountains with morning sun. we'll thicken up the clouds later this afternoon. i'll go 78 for a daytime high, then dropping to 30 degrees for tomorrow morning, clouds, a light sprinkle possible early tomorrow morning and then just clearing on out during the afternoon. the rest of the week remains

>> thank you, marty. 6:54. mostly 25 near 84th avenue because of the crash blocking center lane coming in from thornton and northland, huge backups forming and the traffic is intense. as you make your plans, i would say tack on an extra minutes. everywhere else has been nice and quiet but this is the exception. southbounders leading to the wreck, right now 25 minutes is your drive time for washington, huron, u.s. 46 or e-470. the backups drop to 6 miles per hour. >> amelia thanks for that. polling centers are open across colorado, meaning if you're registered to vote, you can choose who you want to lead our country or state as early as today. at polling sites, you can vote

ballot or register to vote. this is the last day to register to get the ballot sent to you. the deadline is the 31st. you have until november 8 to register if you're voting in person. you can head in and cast your vote. two people are deedful throwing separate -- dead after two deadly shoots. it happened just off sixth and potomac. police are not telling us much but say there's no threat to the community and the day before, someone was shot on 20th and washington. there is no suspect information in this case. the man who was shot died at the hospital sunday and-not told us his name. we're expecting an update on a deadly bus crash in california that took the lives of 13 people and injured 31 others.

trailer yesterday morning and police don't know the cause of the crash but the because was impacted 15 feet into the tractor trailer. rescuers searched for more victims. there's a growing memorial in los angeles where the bus picked up passengers. >> 6:57 now. poor construction practice is to blame for building shaking and forcing people to an emergency metro fitting is happening in fiddler's green circle. nobody was hurt and inspectors said the construction company is to blame. crews fighting the junken fire have reached the halfway mark, burning 18,000 acreses

nine were homes. more roads have opened and more people can go home. a warning for drivers -- the roads can be more dangerous than usual. outdoor retailer rei want you to opt outside on black friday again this year. they're going to once again be closing stores on black friday, paying employees to take the day off and get outside and encourage customers to do the same thing. the movement was created to get americans to spend the day outdoor and reconnect with family and friend. rei said they had 1.4 million people take the something outdoors last year and hope to double that number this year. the broncos are back in action tonight after trying to come back after two straight losses, i should say. denver was undefeated in the regular and preseason until they lost to the falcons and then they lost to the chargers so right now, they are 4-2. tonight they will host the 4-2 texans and former bronco quarterback brock osweiler. this is his first return to

since he left the place of the texans and lots of money. the game will be at the stadium. coverage starts at 5:30 on channel 20 with the game at 6:30. the game will also be aired on channel 20. >> he descried several million reasons to leave. >> he did. upper 70 for daytime highs and will station, other than a sprinkle tomorrow morning, dry through the weeks. many 70s during the day, 60s on halloween. it always snows -- >> every year. >> apparently it's not going to. >> every year marty would stay you're driving me crazy when you say that. >> every year. pumpkin lated days, bumpkin beer. it's the season for pumpkins. they're yummy and festive but they're pretty good for you,

>> bring on more pumpkin beer. [ laughter ] we'll talk to a nutrition on channel 20. good morning. time running out. a new poll shows donald trump 12 points behind hillary clinton with just over two weeks to go. top republican strategist carl rowe saying a win is unlikely. trump, not giving white house. >> clion sounding confident. >> i debated him for four and a half hours. i don't even think about responding to him anymore. >> so, is it over or can trump turn the tide in the next 15 days? horrific crash, speed and driver fatigue possibly behind a tour bus accident in southern california that left 13 people dead and 31 others injured.