colorado this morning. we're already beginning to see that. it has been going on for a few hours now, with rain and lightning in parts of western colorado. hd doppler has been showing the showers continuing to move from the west, especially from the grand mesa area to the southwest. great to see this. it will continue to shift to the east during the day. we will have showers in the mountain areas during the middle part of the day. 10:00 a.m. to over the front range. then things shift off to the east. the best rain as anticipated yesterday is going to be in the mountains and west, with upwards of half an inch in a few places. less than a tenth of inch around here in spots that get showers. light showers here and there. clouds during the middle of the day. and then after 3:00 p.m. is when we will begin to see things clear out. over the next several days, it

bumping up close to record high temperatures. on thursday, friday and sunday, we are going to be right near the record highs of 80 degrees. >> thank you, marty. two weeks from today, america elects a new president. both candidates are in a must- win florida today. it's day two of early voting there. right now hillary clinton is up by five points when you average national polls. polls are rigged, blaming the media and pollsters for the downward slide. >> the media is not just against me, they're against all of you. that's what they're against. >> clinton is now diverting some of her money trying to help democrats retake the

of your lives forever. [cheering and applause] >> evan mcmillan will be coming to denver in the -- lakewood in fact tonight. the conservative is running neck and neck in utah. mcmillan will be out at the colorado christian event center tonight starting at 8:30 in lakewood. as voters in florida head to this morning a local teenager and state senator are headed to court over the no selfie bill. he has been looking into this. kind of a fine line, andrew,

if you search #ballotselfie on twitter or facebook, you will find lots of pictures of people voting. if you share how you voted, this is a misdemeanor. this goes back to a law from 1891. it says sharing how you vote is illegal and now a state senator and a du student are trying to change that with a lawsuit. that student, scott romano says that people should be able to show their patriotism. >> whether it's a ballot selfie or taking a photo inside of a like senator hill, said, that's up to the individual. >> reporter: in this age of social media, she says it protects against, quote, intimidation or inducement.

park, andrew sorenson. commercial. >> thank you. sorenson. cheryl. >> not a warm welcome back to the mile high city. the broncos made it tough on brock. trevor siemian's passing was efficient though. and booker and anderson both had great running games. osweiler finished 2241, 131 yards lopsided loss against the defense. he just congratulated denver on being the better team. >> there was so much between the broncos and myself. at the end of the day it was the texans against the broncos. we came up here tonight. we did not play a good enough football game to get this job done. >> a lot of people in broncos

a traitor. but he got a $72 million. that's a lot of money. the texans lost to the broncos 27-9. >> as john elway said, it worked out good for both teams. >> yes. the first pitch of the 2016 world series on the. the cleveland indians and the national league winning chicago cubs, that is even wilder to say, at progressive field for game one in two franchises hold the longest droughts. the cubs haven't won since 1908 and the indians have not hoisted the trophy since 1948. it is 5:35. checking traffic now. things are mostly in the green. we did wake up to a crash at mississippi and santa fe with a closure. that has been wrapped up and there are no delays whatsoever.

town. that did you include your drive across downtown. getting into the south side, it's a 15-minute commute. overall the views outside look similar to this. speeds near 70 in central park. less than 10 minutes across that stretch. and 6th avenue commuters less than 10 between golden and i- 25. this morning, visibility is not an issue despite the fact that we're cloudyev front range. our friends on the plains not so much. get east of the border, especially into nebraska and northwestern kansas,s havability -- we have visibility of less than a mile in that region. for us today, mid morning to early morning showers. then we clear it out later in the day. wind anticipated to kick up

junkins fire area. difficult, difficult fire fighting conditions with humidity levels that will be slightly higher during the day. but i think the wind will offset that little advantage. >> hope they can hold their ground on that 50% containment, marty. denver police are investigating an overnight shooting. police say a man was shot just before 10:30 monday morning. the man was taken to the hospital but police are not releasing much yet on his co shooter. he was last seen wearing a black hoodie with light pants. that's the only description they have given us. if they tell us more, we will pass it along. a woman who admitted to driving drunk before slamming into two motorcyclists is facing several years in prison. she pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide on monday. it happened on highway 83 in frank ton last february.

were killed. munos will be sentenced in january. and colorado schools are making a call to ban clown costumes this year after scary

>> okay. so all of the costumes that kids at denver schools will wear this halloween, there is one that you won't see. >> so this is what is going on. denver public schools has banned the creepy costumes for all students. this after some incidences across the country. it's been pretty creepy. we have heard the stories, people dressed up as creepy clowns. scaring people, hanging on to the backs of buses, committing crimes, chasing kids and even

these are all real police reports. more than 20 states have reported creepy clown cases. dps has not received one of those threats but they're acting out of an abundance of caution. this year all clown costumes are banned at all denver public schools. brighton 27j schools have also banned clown costumes. we're checking to see if while dps has always had bans like toy weapons at schools, this may be the first time that the district has banned a specific costume. >> not in my knowledge of the history of denver public schools have we banned a costume. it has been the frenzy, clown costumes. we hope since it is new, people are paying attention to it and will follow guidelines. >> what will happen if a

these costumes? it is up to the principals to decide who to do. the bans may have you feeling one way or another. hold on to the opinions. we will let you vote live on the air at 6:30. >> there goes your costume idea. >> darn. tarhonda, thank you. the creepy clowns are just -- i don't know. something weird. colorado parks and wildlife is going to euthanize a black bear that attacked a man in south the man was walking along a stream when he noticed the bear. that's when the bear knocked him over and then ran off. the man's hands, legs and stomach were injured. he is expected to survive though. they are now looking for that bear. colorado parks and wildlife says it will consider a control plan to euthanize more mountain lions and black bears. that according to the denver

boost the state's dwindling deer population. colorado parks and wildlife proposes to kill 15 more mountain lions and bear a year taking effect this year. the predator control experiment would begin in the arkansas river valley ing to other basins this spring. state wildlife commissioners are expected to decide on the plan by december 15th. and around here, if you are working outside today, you may get a little damp from time to time. especially from the middle of the morning until early this afternoon. in and around lunchtime when the main core of the system moves through. late this afternoon, we will begin to dry things out. the broncos are back at work. short week for them. of course they played last night beautifully. sunday they have a chance to get back at the chargers with temperatures near the record high of 80 degrees around that 2:05 kickoff on sunday. and then a weak cold front

pleasant for trick-or-treat time. after 5:00 monday evening, we're still going to be hanging in the 50s. and that is just perfect, perfect trick-or-treat weather. thank you, marty. sunrise at 7:21. which means east bound routes will slow down. c470 are the first spot to see it. here is a look at the commerce city corridor between 70 and i- 25. it is a nice quiet beginning overall. across the maps you will see plenty of 70. the southern corridor of i-25 is looking great into the dtc and out to the west. c470 is also checking clear. here are the wet roads that marty was mentioning all the way towards the utah border. we will see the wet conditions. so watch out for splash back. >> thank you. it is a goodyear to be -- good

bowl eligible for the first time in a decade. so the win on the road against stanford on saturday was their sixth win of the season. the ap and coaches poll have ranks the bucks in the top 25. we spoke to the athletic director. he says some bowls are already showing interest in the team. but they are interested in winning more games and moving up in the climbing higher and higher. that's why it's been a flirtation all along. nobody seems to want to vault the city higher until we get more wins. >> this is the second time that the team has made the top 25 in the national polls this season. in week five after beating oregon state, they were ranked 21 in the ap poll but they dropped out their loss to usc.

from thursday night. they have the weekend off. they have a bye week. then they play ucla. that is a winnable game. >> it certainly is. after the game everybody wanted to talk about you can go to a bowl game now. and the players were saying we want to win the pac-12. >> why not. they have a good shot at it. >> yeah. what a turnaround. >> nice. >> 5:46 right now. legal red tape keeping one of the world's most lords from being extradited to the united states. and the junkins fire is now 60% contained.

>> 5:49 now. 48 people are dead after a gunman stormed a pakistani police training academy in southwestern pakistan. mo 200 trainees are stationed at the facility. they were sleeping when the attack took place. one of the gunmen were killed. no group has claimed responsibility but police in pakistan say the attackers were getting instructions from afghanistan. an attorney for the captured drug lord el chapo guzman says extracation to the united states has been

appeals to block his departure. mexico expects to extradite guzman to the u.s. at the beginning of 2017 despite the appeals. he faces charges including money laundering, kidnapping and murder in the united states. in southern colorado right now, the junkins fire is 60% contained that. is progress. firefighters say it won't be completely out the junkins fire has destroyed nine homes and burned 28 square miles. it started last week when winds blew a metal building on to a utility pole. that knocked down a power line. crews say they hope to have it out by november 15th. although marty, you're talking about some wind that could make it difficult for them today at least. >> yeah. it's short term. and hopefully in the long-term they will make progress. today will be a tough day.

the state. now, it won't bring much moisture to the valley but it will kick up the wind, especially from late morning through early afternoon. after these showers pass through during the day today, there's not much coming behind it. so it's going to be fairly dry across the state. a few showers developing here and there. mid morning through early afternoon. and then after 3:00, we just kind of clear things out around here. at most, if you're in a place that does manage to get some rain, at most yo perhaps a tenth of an inch. everybody else will get less than that here in the front range. with highs in the lower 70s. up and down i-25 with 50s and 60s in the foothills. of course we started with the showers in the west. we will transition them across the i-25 corridor. right in the middle of the day, lunchtime or a little after. as things shift to the east, we start to dry out and we will send things over into kansas and nebraska. best rain in the mountains and

70s here. 80s down south. 50s in the northern mountains. with 60s out west. for us today, 73. clouds. a few very light showers here and there. after 3:00 p.m., we start clearing out. it will be a beautiful evening. fairly mild overnight with lows in the mid-40s. tomorrow running about 10 degrees above average. near records on thursday, friday, and again on sunday. the records for all three of those days are 5:52. sky 9 will be up in a bit to show us that drive. but in the meantime you're looking at the cdot cams at 25 and arapahoe. you can see a few trucks and cranes in the median of the drive. but, hey, i-25 is not affected by that slowdown. really the biggest issue is across arapahoe underneath the highway where we see the biggest delays throughout the day. greeley checking clear. great conditions down towards

drivers this morning. still we are in the green. after one crash early this morning across mississippi and santa fe, we are back wide open. no crashes, no stalls to speak of. 270 is starting to get sluggish south and eastbound. but overall it's been a nice, beautiful start. and cheryl, i'm hoping that we can keep it that way for our tuesday drive. >> it would be lovely. >> yes, it would. >> do you know the saying holy guacamole. >> yeah. >> there guac for your super bowl this year. >> what. >> i know. i got his attention.

>> paisley park, princess home is officially a museum. the city council voted to rezone the area. staff at the museum have preserved prince's music to be put on display.

public tours. the council had had allowed limited tours while they figured out parking issues. he died of an overdose earlier this year. >> a lot of people will travel to see that. >> i think so. with the first pitch of the world series starting today, baseball is on the minds. >> we own this movie and have watched it so many times. we will tell you how you can be pa costner brought back to life. >> the corn field. that's it for 9 news at 5:00

>> this is 9 news. >> it was a great win for us. we needed it. >> it is extremely disappointing. >> we played hard and strong all night long. >> the broncos are a great team. >> the broncos are back. two straight losses didn't keep instead standing up against their old teammate brock osweiler and keeping him down. good morning, corey, gary and cheryl with you this morning. marty coniglio is also joining us. the warm temperatures keep on coming. but possibly rain this morning. >> it could be a nice little break for us. the scene of the vick tier last night, quiet here this morning with cloudy skies overthe over the area.