with 212 diamonds and they took it while demarcus ware was playing ball last night. >> a finance died after falling from a ray -- a fan died after falling from a railing during that same broncos game. >> why politics now are bringing out more emotions of combat than cooperation. >> there was a presidential debate that happened tonight in boulder and we'll introduce you to a candidate who could win a state and isn't named or trump. 9news starts now. one of the most anticipated world series in a long time is underway and game one tonight belonged to the cleveland indians with a 6-0 win. we'll have the highlights in a bit. driverless cars are still considered in the testing phases and make some people

increases that anxiety a notch or two. last week a truck went all the way from fort collins to colorado springs without a driver at the wheel. budweiser delivered 50,000 cans of beer with the help of a driverless tech company. 9news reporter dan grossman checked it out. it was the first of its kind. >> the truck drove without the driver having to touch the wheel once. the company technology shot the video. this was completely legal and cdot was nearby the entire tomatoes court the truck, but we were still -- time to escort the truck, but we were still curious how and why this technology was being used. in the future this is going to be the way forward. >> it performed flawlessly. >> it's like a train on software rails. >> where we are now is right here. anybody with a fleet will be

consumption impacts. i mean this is a big deal. >> reporter: cdot executive director traveled five cars behind the maiden voyage thursday in the middle of the night. >> it was one of the more exciting and boring things i've ever done. >> reporter: but to understand how this works in the future you need to understand how the technology works. it only takes three systems, the first is gps which tracks your location. the second monitors changing dynamic road conditions and the third takes information from together and turns them into action for your car. >> we like to think of it, assisted tech driver technologies. >> reporter: greg fulton is president of the colorado motor carriers association, basically the authority on all things freight in our state. >> we think these strategies offer some real opportunities. >> reporter: he's pretty excited about what this affords like reducing the 35,000 car deaths caused by human error every year. >> if we can reduce those, then we'll be able to move freight

better. >> reporter: this technology was a one time test, so don't expect to see a ton of driverless trucks any time soon. >> this is the path that we want to be on. >> reporter: just someday. budweiser has been working with cdot a few months to get this ride in place. there is technology security and snowy conditions as a few factors to deal with, but this ride put it on track. >> this is kind incremental kind of process. >> yes, it is. right now they're only sticking to the highway because you have a steady speed with predesignated lanes. with inner city traffic they're going to the driver with that one. the broncos and staff at sports authority field at mile high are looking into what happened just before 36-year- old jason coy fell while sitting on a stair railing.

to find out whether drugs or alcohol are involved. in 2013 someone fell from an escalator at that stadium. we would like you to meet colorado's most wanted burglars. police will only say these men stole valuables from a cherry creek home. thieves took the super bowl ring belonging to broncos linebacker demarcus ware. he was at last night's game when the house was burglarized. 9news reporter noel brennan is following this easy to pawn off. >> probably not. they're eyesy to recognize loaded with 2 -- he -- easy to recognize loaded with 212 diamonds and it has demarcus ware's name right on it. he posed with peyton manning the night the team received their custom super bowl l rings. ware tweeted a video showing that shiny ring up close. this morning ware tweeted after a great win came home to find

me but my safety. thank god for hidden cameras and again here are those two guys denver police are looking for right now. crime stoppers is offering a $2,000 reward for information that might lead to an arrest. call 720-913-stop if you know anything and as always, you can remain anonymous. kyle, pictures are pretty good of those guys. >> yeah. that's year book quality, noel. me thinks these guys are in big trouble and might be trying to h >> thank you -- me thinks the same thing. colorado state troopers spent part of the day near georgetown where a cattle truck rolled. the driver wasn't hurt. about 50 cattle have been rounded up, but there could still be cows out and around i- 70 tonight. one of america's most controversial sheriffs will face criminal charges in arizona. federal prosecutors say today

contempt of court case against joe arpaio. the charges stem from a racial profiling case in which the judge ordered the sheriff to stop targeting latinos. arpaio will not be arrested and will not have to appear in person. the trial is set to begin in december. he is running for his seventh sheriff office. actor the debate tonight of several third-party candidates. one even admits he won't get a vote from his wife, his son or himself. >> we asked people not to vote for us because we're fully aware that you are wasting your vote when you're voting for us in our current system. >> i'm just trying to get my message out there so people know i exist. i think i'm the best candidate in this race. >> there's no point if they don't let you debate.

>> because they say if you vote for a third-party candidate, you're throwing your vote away and i say as long as we have that mentality, then we'll never change the system. >> it's going to take mass action by the people. that's one of the reasons i wanted to come to this debate. >> it's called the free and equal debate and was also held in 2008 and 2012. then there's the third- party presidential candidate who has a real chance to make an impact this year. evan mcmullen could become the fith george wallace in 1968. ross perot never did it. evan mcmullen is an unaffiliated serve active running neck and neck in polls in utah with donald trump and hillary clinton. he's campaigning tonight in colorado. originally he wanted to pick off enough states to deny trump and clinton an electoral house majority. now he's just out to make a

number of states or some state in a region, it sends a message to washington. it sends a message to the republican party there are people who still stand on principle. we will not go along with the republicans if they are going to become a pop list white nationalist or white supremacist party. >> we featured an extended interview today on next and you can clark facebook page. tonight mike pence returns to colorado. the campaign stop comes after visits earlier in the day to reno and salt lake city. pence is scheduled to take the staple at 7 p.m. at the colorado event -- stage at 7 p.m. at the colorado event center. americans are angry. there's a lot of research to back that up. gallop released a poll this month that those less than 1/3 of americans are satisfied with the direction of this country.

say they're satisfied. 9news reporter whitney wild explains how that's impacting our politics. >> you're too nice, come on, stop it. >> reporter: for comedian josh androsky this year's political cycle has provided plenty of inspiration. >> so i'm inspired by who these people really are. i think it's so funny to

>> i'm going to ask everybody to settle down. >> for most people anger is one of those things that just hits. it's like stress or anxiety. >> reporter: 9news psychological expert dr. max wachtel calls anger a surface emotion, easy to access but terrible for judgment. >> psychologists call anger an innate emotion and it's very physiological and it hits us very quickly. our adrenaline skyrockets. our heart races. our brain visits off. >> reporter: this boulder professor co-authored an arm for the washington post writing that anger forces us to see politics through the lens of combat rather than cooperation. the piece said when candidates encourage anger, it intensifies already polarized attitudes. >> i am. i'm very angrily because i hate what's happening to our country. i am angry. >> pure negativity, pessimism. >> are you ready to play election, the game show?

anger can mean material. >> you're just getting all this anger from every direction and comedy is the only way that you can filter it out of your mind. >> reporter: for politicians anger can mean votes. what's unclear is for whom. in denver whitney wild, 9news. four people are killed in an australian theme park just minutes before ail u.s. gold medalist had been -- a same ride. >> those new chip credit cards have a weakness and criminals are taking advantage. >> justin timberlake claims ignorance after breaking the law. >> and the cu basketball team is called overrated by their own coach.

the largest theme pa in australia closed after an accident killed four people on a river rapids ride. the ride malfunctioned at the dream world park outside brisbane. two men and two women in their early 30s and early 40s were killed. it involved the conveyor belt of the ride. minutes before thci u.s. olympian gold medalist was on that ride. matt sentrowist tweeted after the accident just got off a ride 15 minutes ago that has one person seriously injured and two others trapped. about an hour later he sent another message saying thoughts and prayers going out to the people and families involved. the flight from hell actually originated in san francisco yesterday. it was a british airways flight

told at one point the flight was being diverted to calgary. then they were rerouted to vancouver because of a technical issue. on the ground all 25 crew members were taken to the hospital and left the passengers in their seats. crew members were checked out and released. passengers were bussed away and spent the day trying to figure out how to get to london. new chip cards were designed to cut down on credit card fraud and they do in face to face transactions. however, the added security measures have led to an card not present crimes. they cost more than 3 billion last year, an estimated 4 billion this year and a projected 7 billion plus by 2020. >> they're going to make the guarantees that technology is going to protect me and keep my information safe, i would expect better. >> there are some things you can do to protect yourself shopping online. do not store your credit card numbers on store websites of

online sites and never purchase anything on public wi-fi. the law against taking a selfie with your ballot filled out in the shot is headed to court in colorado. justin timberlake apparently isn't aware tennessee has a law li rs. the singer took a selfie at the ballot box in memphis and posted it on instagram. he was engage couraging young people to vote early. tennessee -- he was encouraging young people to vote early. tennessee's law just took effect this year making illegal for others to take pictures or talk while voting to protect voter privacy. in colorado the law that makes selfies illegal goes back to 1891 which prohibits ballot sharing. state senator owen hill and a du student filed a federal lawsuit saying it's a violation of free speech. leaving behind a foundation for success, the new owners

restaurant is moving. salsa limon is only three years old, but the classic building dates to 1947. power crews had to lift power lines along the way to make room, old taco joint coming through. if you're choosing a restaurant for lunch tomorrow, get one with an outdoor patio. it will be beautiful, more sunshine, less cloud cover and heading into record territory the next few days with a beautiful evening up and down the front range once the clouds moved out, a little bronco orange in the sky this morning and this evening. tomorrow less cloud cover, chilly start, 47 at 6 a.m., low to mid-50s by 9 a.m. temperatures in southeastern colorado very warm, 72 in denver in spite of the cloud cover, 10 degrees warmer than average. a record would be 80. we are headed there thursday, friday and maybe saturday, too. winds are light out of the

backyard. airport temperature very similar to downtown running between 56 and 60 degrees for the last couple hours. you know what? up in the high country the snow level high today but moisture coming in in the form of rain and snow in areas like steamboat. if you're getting antsy for the ski season, many of the resorts will be making snow fast and furious and opening before too much longer. the tropical situation interesting, hurricane seymour offshore from mexico but a winds 150 miles per hour. forecast to stay offshore, but we're watching this system because some of that tropical moisture may get caught up in the flow and move into colorado as we move into the upcoming weekend. now we're sandwiched in between one storm in minnesota, another one in the northwest with high pressure setting up over the area, a warm stable dry layer of air, storm track to the north. that means incoming storm systems like this one. all that moisture will miss colorado, mild air pushing back

through omaha and chicago. there may be airport and travel delays due to the low pressure system in this part of the country. moisture is very limited. welcome rain in northern california, oregon and washington. we'll do 95 in phoenix tomorrow, 70 in los angeles, mid-70s in denver. average high this time of year is 62. cool pool of air retreating north of us once again. cloud deck eroding out. very little threat of fog, decent travel weathei country the next24 to 36 hours of 26 in leadville, 35 in steamboat, low 40s from greeley to colorado springs and on the far south eastern plains where temperatures will run above average again but not quite as warm as today. mid-70s in denver, close to 80 down south, nice day in evergreen, conifer and bailey, highs between 63 and 68 degrees.

sun is up at 7:21, less cloud cover tomorrow, 6 is 66 by --66 by noon, 75 in the afternoon. 80 degrees heading into the weekend. right now halloween looks spectacular, dry and mild when the kids head out and a good looking forecast for the broncos when they take the field on sunday as well. trick-or-treat forecast not scary mid-50s around 6:00. kids come back with all that loot, comfortable temperatures. you may think the weather is for the birds, but it's a perfect time to pick and carve the perfect pumpkin.

leader here's rod mackey. >> not to pile on brock, but watching the two quarterbacks last night reaffirms the broncos best offseason deal was the deal they didn't make. let's be honest. siemian wasn't spectacular. he only threw the one td to dt, but trevor didn't make any mistakes and he was definitely better than brock, but you got to give it to osweiler. he was classy in defeat saying nothing but good things about all of his now former >> trevor and myself always viewed each other as starting quarterbacks in this league. i have nothing but respect for trevor. i think he's a great quarterback. i think he's an even better teammate. i'm extremely happy for the success that he's had this year in leading the broncos. you know, it's fun to see him get his opportunity and play so well. >> the broncos sent a 2017 seventh round pick to the

derby and released shiloh kayo to make room for him. big things expected from the buffs this season, but cu head coach tad boyle doesn't want anyone getting too excited too soon. in fact, today he said his team might be overrated. >> i could be way off base and i hope i am. if i am, it's good for everybody, but i just haven't seen the separation in practice and again i think some of have the idea they got the allen iverson approach to practice right now, you know. >> we're talking about practice, not a game, not a game, not a game. we're talking about practice. >> with all due respect to allen iverson who is a hell of a player. >> i've seen that 50,000 times, but it's still funny. much has been made of the year 1945, but it's 1908 that matters to the cubs, the last

all this seventh 1 year drought celebration was -- 71 year drought celebration was just about getting there. game one tonight between the cubs and indians, cory clubber struck out -- corey kluber struck out eight cubs in the 1 three innings. no one has ever been better that early. out since the start of the season 6 1/2 months away, his first hit of the season a world series double, but this night belonged to the home he homered not once, but twice. indians take game one, final score 6-0. what a night to be in cleveland. i'd say the best ever, but that ?gwas last season when the cavs won the nba championship. tonight lebron and company raised that ban earn and tipped off the nba season against the knicks and you not what ha means. -- you know what that means.

friend carmelo anthony. the former friend had 19 points dialing in long distance early, but cleveland has this guy named lebron james who turns out to be pretty good, double double in game one for the king. the nba's first game of the season goes to the team that won the last game of last season, the cavs, 117-88. start and finish with the broncos. the best part of last night's game may have come after the game when the head coach got the game ball. >> big win, baby, cool first win against texas, baby, welcome back, coach. [ cheering and applause ] [ cheering and applause ] >> here's my speech. i'll take it. >> that's very nice, you know. i appreciate that, but guys like me get game balls when players play well. we played well tonight. hopefully we can build off this. >> reporter: how cool was it to give kubs the game ball afterwards? >> it was cool.

i don't know if it will make the tv, but it was awesome, man. it was awesome. >> it's amazing with aqib. he goes live with us all the time and he's clean with the cameras around. you take away the cameras and a

oh, it's wednesday and it's going to be nice. tomorrow sunshine, mid-70s and how about 80 degrees thursday and friday. yes, we could use the moisture, but if we're stuck with this, kind of hard to complain about it. we have a broncos game on

>> then we have halloween on monday. the forecast looks great, not scary at all, 50s when the kids head out. >> very nice. >> tonight show next. jimmy has ethan hawk and the music of phil collins who is still around.