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plane vice presidential candidate mike pence was in slide off the runway.

ok...but it was a scary landing. the campaign plane carrying vice presidential nominee mike pence skidded off the runway at new york's laguardia airport, late thursday. they landed in heavy rain and overshot the runway. the plane eventually came to a stop - and more than 30 people - including pence's wife and oldest daughter - were evacuated. thankfully - nobody was injured hillary clinton tweeted right after it happened that she was happy to hear that everyone was ok. as investigators try to figure out at his running mate donald trump - is criss-crossing new hampshire, maine and iowa today.. and tomorrow - trump will be back in colorado. he will hold a rally in golden on saturday -- at the jefferson county fairgrounds event center. the event begins at noon - doors open at 9 in the morning. you can register for tickets online. and two first ladies..current and former - hit the campaign together on thursday. hillary clinton and first lady michelle

carolina... hoping to drive voters to the polls. but - the day also included a new batch of leaked emails...that link bill clinton's income -- to the success of the clinton charitable foundation. 98 federal inmates...will get to go home early. president obama continued his push to commute sentences during his final months in office. almost all of the 98 were convicted of non-violent, drug-related offenses. several of them - were serving life sentences. will not go home until october 20-18 - two years into the next president's term. after a month of testimony and a vague delay due to "legal issues" - jurors will hear closing arguments in the "bridge-gate" trial. two former allies of new jersey governor chris christie are charged with a retaliation plot... they're accused of closing george washington bridge access lanes for four days -- all to punish a democratic mayor who didn't endorse christie.

in north dakota - as officers try to remove protesters from private property where the dakota access pipeline is being built. protesters who refused to move faced bean bag guns and pepper spray near one of the construction sites in central north dakota. the activists say the pipeline could contaminate water and disturb the burial grounds of the standing rock sioux tribe. officers say the protesters were trespassing and blocking a highway. protesters plan to set up a new camp to the east- on federally owned land that's also in the pipeline's path. earlier this year - america watched another occupation - by activists in oregon and today - leaders of the bundy militia were found not guilty - for their role in the takeover of a wildlife refuge there. the seven militia members were accused of conspiring to block

standoff that lasted almost six weeks. the head of the group -- ammon bundy -- is still being held on other charges. 9wants to know and the boulder daily camera have obtained never- before-released dna data in the jonbenet ramsey murder case ... that has many asking if the girl's family should have ever been exonerated. then-boulder district attorney mary lacy cleared the family in 2008, saying dna testing had proved the ramsey's weren't involved -- and authorities had the the killer. we took the evidence to experts ... and they say the dna evidence in the case is not conclusive -- may not even be the killer's -- and may not even be a profile of a single person. not only that ... the documents obtained include a report given to the da's office before lacy cleared the ramseys saying the dna on jonbenet's clothes was likely a mixture of material from at least three people. those involved in the case at the time -- including former governor bill owens -- said the findings shocked

commented on the findings. lin wood, the attorney for the ramsey family, said he stands by her decision. tonight 9wants to know will take a look at what may have led to the decision to exonerate the ramseys and ask what's next. a former rocky ford police officer now knows his punishment for shooting a man to death. james ashby will spend 16-years behind bars. he was sentenced to to five years of parole for the

ashby was on duty when he followed jacquez into a home and shot him in the back in 20-14. ashby told investigators he thought the man was a burglar. police say a man who died in winter park was a "great guy" but had a problem with alcohol abuse. according to the vail daily, 55-year- old mark albrecht died from alcohol intoxication and exposure. albrecht's body was found near a campsite on tuesday. it's believed parents could out-live theirch because of the obesity crisis in america. but a new proposal in one of colorado's healthiest cities could help kids lead a healthier life. right now, taxes on sugary drinks lay in the hands of voters in boulder. the proposed tax would tack on two cents per ounce on sugary drinks. the measure is known as 2-h. if approved, the proposal could raise as much as 3- point-8 million dollars a year. the money would go towards

option for healthcare insurance next year - anthem blue cross blue shield. that's a big change from 20-14 where every colorado county had at least three carriers. some had eight. the colorado division of insurance says because of the limited choices in the state health insurance exchange, 92- thousand people will have to switch plans. open enrollment for 20-14 begins november 1-st. more than 200- veteran families who are either homeless, at-risk, or wounded, will get a good meal today. soldier's angels will host a mobile food distribution today. the charity event is made possible by partnerships like food bank of the rockies. it starts at 11-this morning until one this afternoon at the denver v-a hospital parking

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hitting the 80s.. ski resorts are pushing back opening days - but say - they're not too worried. a spokesman for loveland ski area says they will not open this weekend. this photo was taken near the lower end of a run today. snow making means there's plenty of snow at the top - but it's just not cold enough at the bottom. most resorts - are planning for a november opening. usually - we've seen snow in denver by this

feet that fell in 19- 97. that blizzard shut down business and schools. as winds blew 60 miles an hour. some drivers got stranded on the highway and had to spend the weekend in their cars. and a little more recently - an october 20-11 storm dumped 8 inches of snow on nv cross wash park and thousands of homes were without power. marty - it's quite the opposite outside right now..

professional skier lindsey vonn about her goals, accomplishments and career this morning. she sat down with 9news mountain newsroom reporter matt renoux at the wings over the rockies air and space museum last night. matt asked vonn some questions at the the aurora economic development council a-list event. around 1500 people got the chance to hear what's kept

what's ahead just 15 months before the 2018 winter olympics she also talked about her future goals beyond the olympics. other speakers at the a-list event have been bill clinton and andre agassi we've told you about uber bringing puppies to brighten people's day. now, there's kitties! it's a purr-fect

today. uber users, cat lovers, and employers can request uber- kitten through the app for just 30- bucks. this gives them 15- minutes of snuggle time with the cats. this goes on from 11-this morning until three. afterwards, the kittens will be

misconduct -- your loans could be forgiven. the education department drew up new rules - after the corinthian college chain closed or sold all its campuses last year - when they were accused of fraud. under the new rules - students at schools like that - can have their student debt erased - and the college would be on the hook to repay the loans. so far - the government has forgiven almost 250-million dollars in loans from former corinthian students. black friday...apparently isn't the coolhi to do anymore. surveys show - the annual tradition of stuffing yourself with turkey and rushing out to buy a new t-v -- is losing its appeal. online shopping - and in-store deals ahead of time - are ruining the black friday magic. and this year - the national retail federation says - the friday right before christmas - could be the

anderson...could be sidelined for the rest of the season. but he says - don't count him out just yet. he is out for this sunday's game against the . anderson just had surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his right knee. he says - he's hoping to be ready to play in the post season - given our broncos make it there. anderson took to twitter to blast any rumors...saying he was down, but never out...

tonight...the world series moves on over to chicago.. where the cubs will host game 3 against the cleveland indians. the series is tied one-to-one right now.. it's been 108 years since the cubs have won a world series.. and that number is pretty important this year.. consider this.. there are 108 stitches in a baseball.. the foul poles at wrigley field are 108 meters from home plate.. and the last two cubs to enter the hall of fame -- ron saan dawson -- wore numbers 10.. and 8. after waiting 70 plus years...you really can't call this guy a "fairweather fan" -- even if he originially wasn't a true cubbie. one man in arvada - has been waiting a very long time to see the cubs in the world series again. paul kilburn is 87 now, but he still found some old pictures from his

1945 - the last time the cubs made it to the world series. paul's dad had a ticket to the game, but couldn't make it, so he gave it to his son. paul cheered on the cubs - though he admits he's really a cardinals fan. he doesn't have any pictures from the game, but he remembers how it ended. paul says he converted to a cubs fan this season -- and is hoping for a different outcome this time around. the detroit tigers ended up winning the 19-45 world

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go ahead and get a kiss today. not that kiss, the chocolate kind, because it's national chocolate day! as if you need a reason to eat the sweet stuff. and we sure do love chocolate. americans ate about nine and a half pounds of chocolate per

19-94 -- we hit a record high of 80- degrees. fast foward 12 years later -- and we're getting deja vu. another record setting day in the works...

be hearing the sound of snowmaking today. that is a difficult proposition when there are record warm temperatures. the slopes are barren. many years this is about the time when the base is being built up... stepping outside this morning it feels unusally warm. right now we're in the 60's -- way above average... good morning. gary, cheryl, and corey with you. meteorologist marty coniglio joins us. marty- we're about 30-degrees above average...