as you are waking up this morning, you will notice police have canceled an amber alert for an abduction in stapleton yesterday, apparently ther no abduction or crime at all. a week before voters head to the polls, donald trump will be back in colorado. any guesses what he might talk about? i'm going to go with the email and trouble for hillary clinton. new questions about dna in the jonbenet ramsey case. would you change your name to get your hands on something you love? let's take a live look over downtown denver as the sun starts to rise, it is looking like it's beginning to be one of those broncos sunrises which

good morning, colorado. >> good morning, beautiful blue sky. this morning an amber alert to find a teenage girl is over. denver police tweeted there was no crime committed and the girl was not abducted. the whole alert was confusing in and of itself. dpd was not even sure the girl was abducted in the first place. it started with a call for police got from a witness that said the teen was being attacked by a man in stapleton. police asked people to be on the lookout for a gray van that dpd tweeted again no abduction, no crime committed. so there's that. colorado and 29th has reopened after a deadly accident. a pedestrian died after getting stuck by a car -- struck by a car in denver. the victim was rushed to the hospital and later died. west bound 29th was shut down while crews worked on clearing the crash. a brush fire in douglas county is out and the 800 residents forced to evacuate are now back home. >> firefighters were on scene

here's 9news reporter vida urbonas. >> reporter: it took about five hours to get the fire under control, that fire coming dangerously close to some homes. the chatridge fire happened off of highway 85 and chatridge court, the fire flared by the wind and dried grass. 12 agencies along with airplanes and helicopters fought the fire that near the chatfield the state and back country subdivisions. residents were temporarily evacuated and sent to cherry hills community church in highlands ranch, something people in the neighborhood say they will never forget. >> it's scary, i don't know how close it is. it can happen anywhere i guess. >> reporter: those who evacuated have been allowed to return home. the douglas county sheriff's office says no structures were damaged. the recent dry conditions made it tough and busy for fire crews. they are now investigating to figure out what caused the fire in the first place.

>> smoke from the fire is still lingering over the metro area. there is a smoke advisory until 9:00 this morning from castlerock to north broomfield and from the foothills out to the plains east of d.i.a.. 7:03 on your saturday morning. belen de leon joining us now with a closer look at where we can forecast. >> temperatures th but still a warm one for this time of year, highs in the mid- 70s. let's show you the cooldown on the 24 hour temperature difference map, 7 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. for highs today will rise into the mid-70s, we are starting off with clouds in northern colorado but that will be clearing and we'll have more blue in the sky. in the high country we are banking on rain and snow, crossing our fingers for that actually. that's where is going to stay in the mountains. on the front range it's going to stay bone dry. the concern is still the fire

it's still pretty high. the winds at times could be active, especially in the high country. we have a week front that will be moving through the state already helping to trigger a couple of though showers in the mountains along i-70 and near the front range mountains. for us, clouds early, temperatures in the 50s and in the 60s. closer to lunch time, temperatures closer to the 70s as we have a mountain wave ve the foothills. this afternoon, highs in the 70s up and down the i-25 corridor. still pretty warm for october. stay tuned. coming up in the forecast we'll talk about what's in store for the trick-or-treaters. 7:04 on your saturday morning. can you believe it? just nine days left. let's start with donald trump on the campaign trail as we countdown to election day. he will be in colorado this weekend campaigning in golden

vegas before coming back to colorado tomorrow. a rally is scheduled at the university of northern colorado campus in greeley. friday he made it apparent he has a new outlook on the political system saying it may not be rigged after all. this after more news surfaced in connection to hillary clinton's email scandal. the fbi is investigating new emails that came from a private server. they were discovered during anthony weiner's sexting investigation, and came from his wife, huma abedin, who served as clinton's aid. to be clear, the fbi says the emails were not written by her contact. in the past, from criticize clinton for the way they handled -- excuse me, now he is saying the opposite. >> this is the latest political scandal from watergate and i'm sure it will be properly handled from this point forward. >> hillary clinton is now trying to diffuse the latest bombshell in her email

fbi to let it all out. new emails surfaced in an unrelated investigation. fbi director james comey told congress the emails appear pertinent into the investigation as to whether clinton mishandled classified information on that email server. the fbi is not saying whether or not those emails are even significant. >> so we don't know the facts which is why we are calling on the fbi to release all the information that it has. >> she clarified, the fbi says it is not reopening the case and it was never formally cled act issues. the fbi's original investigation says her actions were careless but not criminal. by the way, the ymca is encouraging parents to vote by offering to babysit while mom and dad head to the zoe -- to the voting booth. this is called the zoe's day initiative. many parents find it difficult to vote because they have to take their children with them so some choose to stay home.

in with the ymca before dropping off your kids. the jonbenet ramsey murder case was 20 years old. for years, the investigation has been based on a bad assumption, human error distorting the science sent the search off hunting for a single killer based on a dna profile. former boulder district attorney mary lacy exonerated the ramsey family saying there is no innocent explanation of genetic material girl's underwear and longjohns. she claims the dna evidence could not have gotten there inadvertently. experts say it only takes 15 to 30 seconds to leave traces of dna behind. >> you shed 40,000 cells per hour. you are leaving your dna everywhere, wherever you go physically, leaving a small part of yourself. your quantity of dna is very small, the profile is extremely complex. the one thing this case is not, it is not a dna case pure and simple. >> lacy issued the exoneration

the lab that did the testing for the office later provided her with a report showing that the unknown dna on the longjohns was likely a mixture of genetic material from at least three people. but that was never before made public until now. just last month, ramsey lawyer, lynn wood, news the exoneration to challenge news reports that suggested it might be a family member, not an intruder, who killed jonbenet. a former rocky mounta longs peak has died. 60-year-old jim dedilinger's body was found tuesday outside of alan sparks, deputies say he was wearing climbing gear when he was covered -- discovered line between proclamation. is close friends that he was passionate about lung speak and hiked in more than 400 names which is how he got the name mr. lung speak. a denver police officer cut on his own body cameras stealing money told investigators the cash must

from a car that had been involved in a crash. 's body kemmer recorded him counting the money, that bill never made it into evidence and was not mentioned in his written report. he has been suspended and is now facing multiple charges including tampering with evidence. 7:09 on your saturday morning. the lovable losers are losers again this morning. i'm sorry, cubs fans, the indians are determined to take the world series shutting the cubs out in friday nights game. it was a real downer for cubs fans celebrated the team's first world series in 71 years. >> rod mackey will have the highlights from the game later on in sports. hey, but first, here is an interesting story for you. some parents are to -- so desperate to get the iphone seven they are willing to change their identity for it. >> there's a guy in the ukraine, a few weeks ago, a store was having a special offer to promote the first sales of the apple product.

why not? the iphone cost $850 but to change a name on the passport cost less than two dollars in the ukraine. it only takes a few days. the dude changed his name. >> does he get a free iphone or the benefit? >> yeah, supposedly he does not have to pay that. >> did i just miss that part? sorry about that. >> he just changed his name. i'm going to change my name cheeseburger for that i would do it. >> plenty of options. pitch that to wendy's. >> or anyone. anyone in town. if you own a cheeseburger place, i will change my name to cheeseburger. it still feels like summer outside right now. let's change gears. >> let's get off of cheeseburgers. a cooldown inspected this weekend but what will halloween look like?

water in cities now colorado springs is deemed unsafe to drink, contaminated with chemicals and now could be worse than thought. it is used by the peterson air force ba they stop sending contaminated wastewater into sewers last year but criminal investigators are looking into 150,000 gallons of tainted water from the base earlier this month. air force has already contributed more than $4 million toward filtering water for security, whitefield, and phone. all that nasty looking smoke that poured out of a commerce city refinery weeks ago release more dangerous chemicals and investigators originally thought. according to the denver post,

it is 115 times beyond the 24 hour limit. a power outage triggered the october 14 release, short-term exposure can lead to difficulty in breathing especially for people with asthma. the refinery has been scrutinized in past years for air pollution problems. 7:14 now on saturday morning, and it's a busy saturday morning. we know a lot of parents are trying to put those st i bet you belen de leon would know what kind of touches they need to put on those costumes. >> oh, gosh, my stuff is all done but i would gather some painting, some sewing, if you are the diy type like i am. it will be a nice weekend to take the kids out, dress them in their halloween costume. why not? a few more extra days, less than where it. the forecast is going to be really nice, our normal high this time of year is in the low 60s. temperatures today aren't going

we got into the 80s. mid-70s i still consider pretty nice. the forecast is going to stay dry across most of the state with the exception of the high country that has a possibility of seeing some showers, rain mixed in with a little bit of snow. in fact that's what we have on parts of the western slope and fort valley. on the front range we have clouds starting off the day, especially northern colorado but give it some time, then the clouds will break up and we'll see more sunshine. i 1:00, temperatures the mid-70s. if you can have lunch out on the patio. it sounds like a great idea or picnic in the park. take the kids out there to burn off energy or head to the pumpkin patch. temperatures will be in the 70s around 3:00 and through this evening skies will remain mostly clear. the temperatures outside right now are in the 50s. in the high country we have a few 40 degree readings, 30s as well near leadville and out for the western slope, 57. our friends on the eastern plains have temperatures around 44 degrees. your highs for today will be in the mid-to upper 70s almost

going to be toasty her down there where we will have temperatures in the mid-80s and the mark. in the mountains, temperatures in the 60s and 50s, the western slope, 70 degrees. if you are taking a snowboard up to a-basin today, there's a chance for some scattered showers. 59, then warmer tomorrow with a smaller chance of any kind of rain. here's what's happening. we have a week front moving through the state, hence the cooler temperatures, but also the possibility for some of at while the forecast in the city stays mainly dry. through lunchtime it kind of dries out in the mountains and in the city, we'll have more blue in the sky. through tonight, skies will be clear but watch what happens overnight and through tomorrow morning. we'll have the component of southerly winds and easterly winds and that will cause areas of fog got on the eastern plains. again, the rain forecast taking us through tomorrow morning, any amount of rain that we do

mountains, while the southern mountains stay dry. temperatures tonight will drop to around 42 degrees, areas of patchy fog and watch what happens tomorrow, high of 75, forecast looking really nice for the broncos versus chargers game on halloween day, monday, i of 74 degrees. and then after that we say goodbye to october and hello to november with cooler temperatures. 60s for the middle of the week. and here is that forecast for all of the trick-or-treaters. it's looking steve, nothing scary about that whatsoever. it will be dry and mild when it comes time to knock on those doors, temperatures in the low 60s to upper 50s. >> so you are saying i'm not going to be too cold when i'm out trick-or-treating? >> i think you'll be just fine. by the way, what is your

t rex but i can't find that costume. i am the most last-minute person in the world but i want that giant inflatable t rex. >> i think our "fix it" team made be able to help you out, they are great, they can give you ideas. 7:17 now on your saturday morning. >> anybody can be a hero and tuesday is your chance to help save somebody's life. the 19th annual drive for life is happening at mile high, your blood type does not matter, the only thing that matters is that you try to give. >> i donated one pint over 49 gallons. i live a blessed life and this is an opportunity to give back and give thanks for my blessings in life, to someone who may am. >> here is the thing, donating blood was not easy for paul. he had to conquer his fear of needles, but for an important reason. now he is just shy of the 50 gallon donation level. you can donate and save a life at the bonfils drive for life tuesday at mile high stadium from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. >> they typically say eight pints of blood in your body. i just did the math on the

which is something i should have been able to figure out but i had to look it up on a calculator myself. >> thanks for teaching us something. and he is afraid of needles. think about that. brace yourself, you might not be able to handle the cuteness in store for us this morning. >> how could you resist these adorable puppies? look at them. will show you how you can give them a forever home in our pet

welcome back with julie cooper from peaks and paws, and we have suki and charlie chan. >> they are about 6 1/2 they did come in together, but, they are not really bonded. i mean, they do their own thing. >> so they were with the same owner? >> they were with the same owner for 6 1/2 years. >> these two could go separately if they wanted to. they are not that tight. >> no. charlie chan is a little bit more outgoing, he will go out and adventure, suki is a little bit shyer. she will kind of stay close to you.

sit. we had him sitting a minute ago. oh, there you go. look at that. >> they both lived in an apartment, so she walked them all the time. so, they are just now getting used to being out in the yard. it was almost like a strange thing for them to be free. but, they love it. >> i would imagine they are probably a good breed for an apartment dog. >> they would be good. especially these two because that's what they know. they do enjoy being outside but when i take them out they stay close like they think they are still on the leash. >> c'est hi, charlie. >> you are so good but you should turn so they can see your face. >> we want to get you adopted. how do people get in touch

give us a call or fill out an application on our website and we can make arrangements for them to meet. >> okay, julie from peaks and poms, we appreciate it. thanks so much and we are going to give these two a home. you can adopt them, do all of that stuff that julie was

good mni claim they are the biggest broncos fan in town but i know who truly is. c.j. anderson. the broncos running back rooting harder than anyone for this team to make the playoffs because if they do there is a chance he could play again. but he won't be able to for the rest of the regular season. the broncos placed their leading rusher on injured reserve yesterday, he tweeted out that his surgery on his meniscus tear was a comical, super success, but for the rest of the season, his role would

running backs. >> you know, kapri has a lot on his plate because he is a special-teams player, too. obviously we are trying to prepare juwan, so we got some decisions to make but they've had a good week. >> today is going to be a boring day for football, cu and csu both have a bye, and air force play late last night, late game for the falcons against fresno state. fresno had lost three straight coming into this game, then after opening the season with four wins in a row. now if you are the 1-7 botox, you would think they would bounce back but they got off to a terrible start against fresno state, down 14-0. could they come back? there you see the final score. hockey. avs friendly back playing at pepsi, they just not play very well against winnipeg. they got 1 goal. i should say, there was one new -- there was 1 goal and the visitors got it. former avalanche sean mathias got it to his team right there, the final score, 1-0.

the pioneers rattled off four wins in a row, now make it five. back from surgery, and scoring goals! pioneers take it the final was 3-1. first, cubs fans had to wait for 71 years and now i make you wait another 2 1/2 minutes. but here it is. world series highlights from wrigley field. cubs-indians, take three. first world series game in front 1945. all of those fans went home unhappy. coco perez pinch-hit single and that's all she wrote, indians won the game, 1-0. they leave the series, 2-1. bummed cubs fans all over the country this morning including one guy sitting right here on the set. a fan forever, i dug out my freshman fraternity picture from uc santa barbara from back in the 80s to prove it.

composite picture from the house, and one goofball wearing a cubs hat. real fan or real fool, i'll

as the fight against isis continues in iraq, militants are getting bolder, hundreds of civilians executed, thousands are being used as human shields. a job with paid vacation? what? at least in the uk it does. changes the game for those driving the app. some voters who already voted want to change their minds. but can you actually change your boat? spoiler alert, no. and, she was turned down by a modeling agency because she has down syndrome. we have an uplifting update later in the show.

minute, taylor has the highlights a little later in the prep raleigh. after a pair of record- setting days, temperatures over the weekend will not be as warm, we broke another record yesterday in denver, there is a smoke advisory until 9:00 this morning from castlerock north to broomfield and from the foothills out onto the plains east of d.i.a. after a fire broke out there yesterday in douglas county. >> look at that sunrise, that looks beautiful. belen de leon is here with the forecast. we need some sort of moisture or something to get rid of these y the chance for any kind of moisture today is going to stay mainly in the mountains. the forecast on the front range still really dry. temperatures cooler than yesterday but still above normal for this time of year. let's get to the graphics, are high for today will be around 76 degrees yesterday we got to about 83. we have clouds in the sky this morning, especially for our friends and northern colorado

temperatures now across the fron range, 50s and 60s, lower lying areas like really have more clouds and temperatures there are in the 40s. here's what's happening across the state, you can see moisture building in from the southwest mainly along i-70 and the high country where we have rain mixed in with a little bit of snow in higher elevations. but no travel advisories have been issued so it looks like getting around in the mountains, you will be just fine. here on the front range we start off with clouds. this afternoon they will k lots of sunshine as our highest top out in the mid-to upper 70s. outside right now, 50s, 40s, and up and over the divide, very similar looking temperatures, we have a weak front pushing through. that's the reason why our temperatures aren't going to be as warm as yesterday but hey, 70s in october? i'll take it. we have a cooldown coming up in your extended forecast. i'll let you know when it starts to dip coming up and if you. >> sounds good, thank you.

people near muscle. they have taken tens of thousands of people hostage to use as human shields. meanwhile, iraqi forces have pushed into an islamic state held town south of the city after a wave of airstrikes. they launched an operation to cut isis supply lines, this is expected to be the biggest ground offensive in iraq since the us-led invasion of two into 13. -- of 2013. nearly a month after hurricane matthew hit haiti, people have limited access to clean water. officials say 90% of the supply systems in southwest haiti were damaged by the storm that struck in early october. it also contaminated rivers and wells in pre--- three provinces. authorities and aid groups say they have detected fecal matter and e. coli bacteria in drinking supply. international relief teams have been cleaning contaminated wells and distributing water

britain should get paid vacation days and be guaranteed a minimum wage. the case could encourage similar labor actions by uber drivers in other countries. the company plans to appeal the ruling. if it is upheld it could increase the operating cost for the service. in the u.s., a federal appeals court said in september that uber drivers for the most part have to resolve claims against the company on their own and not through a class-action lawsuit. the bells of london's big ben may not hold for 3 years because of old and runs every second of every day of the year. workers plan to fix water damage and rust, so part of the clock is still running. using pennies as weights to keep the clock on time, obviously, they have become notorious for this, so they don't plan to get rid of those pennies. >> seems like a good idea. a federal official is calling an airplane that caught fire a rare and serious type of engine failure.

burning american airlines flight at chicago's o'hare airport yesterday. smoke and fire engulfed one side of the plane, it is called an uncontained engine failure and it happens when engine parts break off and are spewed outside. some parts of the engine were found a half-mile away. video captured by one passenger caught the evacuation. some passengers tumbling down the emergency chute, eventually standing in the grass watching the go up in flames. the airplane had just tried to take off from o'hare for miami. >> we were 30 seconds into the safety video about do not grab your luggage in an emergency. and probably seven or eight people stopped and went overhead and grabbed their luggage. >> we heard a loud pop. and then, flames. >> officials say 161 passengers and nine crewmembers got off the airplane safely as firefighters fought the flames on the other side of the

a scary scene at a fort lauderdale airport when a fedex cargo plane caught fire. officials say this dc-10 aircraft just landed from memphis. it was taxing on the runway when the air -- landing gear collapsed causing the left wing to catch fire. a ground stop was issued and 29 flights were diverted during the closure. the plane was carrying u.s. destroyed. in new mexico caught on body camera, a dramatic rescue of an elderly driver after her car caught fire. >> go, go, go. i'll get you. >> [ inaudible ] >> i got to get you out first. >> you can see flames pouring

starting to come into the cab of the car. she is not stuck but obviously having a tough time getting up. this 87-year-old woman was being helped by a police officer who just happened to be in the right place at the right time. so police say this woman had been driving on a flat tire and was going to see her doctor when the tire caught fire. the officer of course put the fire out himself. we are told the driver is doing okay. >> so used to seeing bad video, it's nice to see a great video. pipeline protesters in central north dakota say they plan to keep more than 140 people were arrested this week as officers cleared a protest camp for private property. protesters blocked a highway and lay trees on fire. officers use beanbag guns and pepper spray to disperse the crowd. protesters have another camp on land owned by the army corps of engineers. deputies do not plan to clear that out. the pipeline is nearly complete, the 1200 mile project stretches across north dakota, south dakota, iowa and

is under control and under investigation this morning. fire consumed this building friday afternoon. firefighters got this under control but it is expected to smolder four hours. the cause remains under investigation. with news daily about both presidential candidates, many people are asking, can i change my vote? not if you mailed it in or dropped it off. it seems some more concerned about the latest revelation about hillary clinton's secret emails, the fbi reviewing a new stack. csu political science professor kyle saunders says no surprise, changing your vote, t >> as of right now we don't have the legal framework or the technology, we don't have any sort of way for people to change their ballot once it is cast. it's not some comment thread where you go in and rate something period, i like this article, and then change your mind. and you click the down arrow instead of the up arrow and you keep changing your mind. it is something hopefully more consequential.

filled out your ballot but have not turned it in yet, you can still have a change of heart, go to a polling place. well, you might remember the story we brought you last week about a baby model who has down syndrome. >> little asher was turned down by a child's modeling agency because of his disability. this morning, we have an uplifting update for you. you can look for this adorable face in the spring oshkosh by gosh adds. the family got the big news that asher nash got the job friday. the mother sa went in for the interview and started being his charming self. he was blowing kisses and waving at the judges. i don't know if it was the judge actually, i don't know why i said that. the ceo left him so much he did not want asher to leave. he will be featured in the catalog next year. >> how cool is that? coming up in the forecast, belen de leon breaks down what

when that much-needed cooldown is finally going to come, but first let's leave you with a live look of boulder as the

7:43 now on your saturday. good morning. i hope you are drinking coffee like i am. when it's nice and chilly outside it's perfect coffee whether. >> i agree. grabbed the cup, get out on the porch where the temperatures are nice and cool. it's a nice time of year. the sun rises this time of year are so nice, thank you so much to lloyd, one of the hardest working people i know, always makes sure to get us those sunrise pictures in this one is from arvada. thank you so much for sending

sunset will happen at 6:01. a reminder that daylight savings time ends next weekend. november 6. that's when we fall back in our. we have to set our clocks back an hour. so, penciled that in, put that in your notes. today, the high will be around 76 degrees, clouds in the skies right now but this afternoon, we'll have more blew over your head. that will make way for sunny conditions and lower temperatures to warm into the mid-70s. but this is not as warm as what days when we have had record- breaking temperatures. today, we have a cold front moving through the state increasing humidity. is helping us out with fire danger across the state. you'll notice across most of colorado, there is moderate fire danger, but still to the south and southeast, fire danger today will be high. the temperatures outside right now are in the 40s and 50s in the mountains, we've got a make 30s, 50s and 40 degree temperatures in gunnison. this afternoon, highs are going

in the mountains, 70s out toward the western slope. mid-70s for lower elevations and out on the eastern plains, posterior to the south and southeast where temperatures are in the 80s. as i mentioned, a cold front moving to helping to initiate a few of the showers in the mountains. but they are not going to last very long in fact, as we press play on futurecast, by 1 p.m., most of the showers have wind it down and around the city, our skies will be sunny. through tonight, skies will be clear but overnight, the possibility fome developing along i-76 and i-70 out on the eastern plains and near weld county as well, they are usually susceptible to areas of fog. 42 will be the overnight low, d.i.a. across the state through tonight and tomorrow morning will look like this, 30s and 20s in some spots in the mountains, but not quite freezing in the city. tomorrow, your forecast is looking really nice for game

kickoff will happen at 2:05, and those temperatures will be in the mid-70s around kickoff. we'll have a few high clouds but it's going to stay dry and warm for this time of year when our d.i.a. should be in the mid-60s. saturday, sunday and monday, then a brand-new month tuesday and wednesday, where those temperatures will feel cooler and be more fall like, in the 60s for tuesday, wednesday and all the way up into the end of the week. steve and jessica? >> thanks. taylor joins us now to look at our prep sports. we had a busy week, >> that continues today. anybody up for a morning jog? >> i will let you guys handle that. he has more caffeine. >> cross-country state championships happening today. >> i'm spinning around. >> don't go too fast. kickoff this morning, 9:20 in colorado springs. before that we had another state champ to crown in field hockey.

i wish you could see steve and jessica just dancing over here. >> i don't know what you are talking about. >> for the first time in 4 years we have a new state champion in field hockey, colorado economy, the winner of the previous four gas be between kent denver and, ridge. leading the team in scoring, she started this on the exact same ganey -- way. pretty far out, madalyn hunt is therefore the one-time ricochet goal, that puts the sun devils on the board first. they put the pressure on first, hunt nearly had another goal but, ridge's shelby makes the save, and that makes it still 1-

before halftime, senior leader shelby schumacher gained possession 15 yards out, fires a laser pass to make it 2-0. that's the final, sun devils finish the season undefeated, 16 wins, zero losses, two ties and of course the state championship. >> it's truly amazing. my team, we have all come together and have been such a strong team. it is unreal. i just can't describe my feelings right now. heading into this week, just two games remaining in the regular football season, number two rent chatfield and dakota ridge undefeated in league play, that would all change after last night. and dakota ridge would come out with a fast start, first quarter, drew dominic, looking to score. he will launch this past 2 yards to the fingertips of keenan brown, eagle street 6-0. chatfield playing from behind,

he had a night, 47 yards down the sideline, charges regain the lead. they find themselves behind for much of the second half. let's talk a little bit about resilience, 4th quarter, trailing by 2, chatfield's dalton keene comes up with the huge interception. charges take on from here and go on to win the thrilling finish, 36-29. ralston valley facing and undefeated eagle crest, 2nd quarter, salvetti d'ascoli finds tyler llow who goes untouched eagle crest on a mission, raptors victor garnes responds with the kick return and will take this to finish 99 yards to the end zone. eagle crest concludes the half with a 21-7 lead. second-half, more of the same. jalen mergerson goes to the air, this time was finds victor garnes who bounces off a tackler then dives into the end zone. he records four touchdowns in the raptors win, eagle crest is now 9-0 this season. a big 2a conference matchup

valley. led by quarterback trevor and bierman who had himself a great first half, throw not one, but two touchdown passes, valley led 14-0 at the half. weld central started it's remarkable come back with a bang. tucker moses got the rebels on the board with an electrifying punt return for a touchdown for the end of the 3rd quarter, beating everyone before finally falling into the end zone and that he sent the crowd into a frenzy. speaking of fr one minute to go. 4th and 12, weld central trailing by four, when there is a beautiful pass to alex reese for the crazy go-ahead score. mountain vista getting in on the halloween spirit early as they host cherokee trail. nothing scary about the start, chad long takes the hand off into the pile, but reemerges alone on the other side.

the 2nd. cherokee trail would not that effort and were dominant in the run game. seconds remaining in the first half, dylan james will keep it himself, a 33 yard sprint to the end zone, cougars keep running, 38-25 is the final. number three ranked denver east with a challenge facing 4a defending state champ cheyenne mountain on the court. indians try to keep pace with the angels, kc ardenson gets the past, strikes a perfectly into the bade my aunt patterson and kyra bentley going deep for the digs, they help set up chase jackson for the huge gil, east takes the second set. they would continue that trend into the third. matchpoint now, east sophomore bentley again this time going on for the big block to win the game. east has now shut out seven teams in a row. finally, ralston valley in the first round of the 5a soccer playoffs early in the first, the perfect ball to devon marquez who puts a head on it, hawks take the early

horizon with the serve, past the keeper, horizon leads 3-0. midway through the second, ralston valley entered across just out of the reach of the keeper, but horizon out of reach as well. they extended to play fairview after a 3-1 victory. don't forget we have extended highlights and interviews from all americans posted online, find it all by going to 9news.com/hss. has he made it around yet? >> almost a full op a while, back there, it's a beautiful sunrise. >> today's cross country runners have nothing on you, steve. >> there is no bigger fan of prep sports fan steve.

hey, a live look at wrigley field, home of the chicago cubs. 1060 west addison. i know that from "blues brothers. " >> we were just talking about predictions. tweet as. here's a look at the top stories coming up in the next half hour. you are still going to see a bit of this as you wake up this morning, smoke from the big will linger in the air for much of the morning but the fire is out. a little more than a week before voters go to the polls, donald trump is back here in colorado. we are guessing he's probably going to talk but hillary's emails. >> are you sure? the search starts soon for a young boy's remains which are believed toa landfill in colorado. devastating story. the latest coming up. ? take me out to the ballgame ?

guy will probably be where we just saw, at wrigley field. that's bill murray, one of the biggest, most well-known cubs fans, he gets the crowd but the lovable losers ended up last night doing what they do best, losing. >> all that and more in a few minutes. we leave you with a live look

you may still see a bit of this as you wake up this morning, smoke from a big rush prior in douglas county will linger -- from a big brush fire in douglas county will linger in the air. donald trump will be in colorado while hillary clinton battles on the allegations involving emails. a status search starts for

colorado. we have the latest on that investigation. ? take out to the ballgame ? >> can't hear that enough this morning, that's actually how i sing, but that is one of the cubbies' most well-known fans, bill murray. the lovable losers still lost. but, wrigley field looks great this morning, well, sort of cloudy out there. when isvi game. 2-1 right now, hopefully the cubs will turn things around. >> that's why we love colorado, because there is son. colorado internet is back open after a deadly accident, a pedestrian died after getting struck by a car on colorado boulevard and 29th last night. the victim was rushed to the hospital and later died. west bound 29th was shut down while crews worked on clearing

that brushfire we told you about in douglas county is out and the 800 residents forced to evacuate our back home. >> firefighters were on the scene overnight to make sure the fire did not flare up again. here's 9news reporter vida urbonas. >> reporter: good morning. it took about five hours to get the fire under control, that fire coming dangerous -- dangerously close to some homes. the fire started yesterday off of highway 85 and dpd court, smoke could be seen for myers. -- miles. the fire flared by wind and dried grass. 12 agencies along with planes and helicopters fought the fire that quickly spread to more than 200 acres near the chatfield these days and backcountry subdivisions. residents were temporarily evacuated and sent to cherry hills community church in highlands ranch. it was something people in that neighborhood say they will never forget. >> it's scary. i don't know how close it is, it is just, it can happen anywhere i guess. >> reer evacuated have been allowed to return home. the weak front thing -- the

damaged. the recent dry conditions made it tough and busy for fire crews. they are now investigating to figure out what caused the fire in the first place. in the information center, vida urbonas, 9news. >> smoke from the fire is still lingering over the metro area. there is a smoke advisory until just about an hour from castlerock north to broomfield and from the foothills out to the planeseast of d.i.a. 8:03. belen de leon with a >> good morning. the forecast today is not going to be as warm as yesterday and we have a chance of showers but those will mainly stay in the mountains. the high for today is 76 degrees. this is still above normal for this time of year. the chance for any kind of moisture is going to stay in the mountains. in fact our friends in winter park are waking up to some wet roads, it's kind of gloomy out there as well, let's take a look at doppler 9 because that's where we see showers

any kind of rain will stay mainly along i-70 and to the north in the northern mountains and foothills. here in the city, our forecast is going to remain really dry. here's your rain forecast that takes us through tomorrow morning. we did get some reports from our friends on twitter saying hey, there are some showers in northwest boulder so there's the possibility of seeing some light rain in parts of northern colorado but nothing to help bust the drought that we are currently in, parts on the front lines are under a moderate drought. the conditions for the rest of the day will stay kind of credit for the first half, and then more sunshine this afternoon as those temperatures top out in the mid-70s. temperatures of right now are in the 60s and 50s, a few 40 degree readings in northern colorado for our friends in greeley. highs today in the mid-to upper 70s along i-25 and out in the eastern plains, 70s in october, i'll take it, right? you know that cool weather is just around the corner.

ghouls and goblins will be able to wear their costumes or cover it up with your trick or treat forecast. >> thank you so much. can you believe it? just nine days to go. let's start with donald trump busy on the campaign trail as we countdown to election day. he is going to be in colorado this weekend today, campaigning in golden at the county fairgrounds. then he heads to phoenix and vegas before coming back to colorado tomorrow. a rally is scheduled at the university of northern colorado campus in greeley. friday he made it apparent he has a new outlook on the political system saying it may not be rigged after all. this after more news surfaced in connection to hillary clinton's email scandal. the fbi is investigating new emails that came from a private server. they were discovered during anthony weiner's sexting investigation, and came from his wife, huma abedin, who served as clinton's aide. to be clear, the fbi says the emails were not written by clinton but could shed light on

the fbi for the way they handle the controversy, now he is praising them. >> this is the biggest political scandal since watergate and i'm sure that it will be properly handled from this point forward. >> hillary clinton is now trying to diffuse the latest bombshell in her email controversy, calling for the fbi to let it all out. new emails surfaced in an unrelated investigation. fbi director james comey told congress the emails appear pertinent to the investigation as to whether clinton mishandled classified server. the fbi is not saying whether they are significant. >> so we don't know the facts which is why we are calling on the fbi to release all the information that it has. >> important to point this out, the fbi says it is not reopening the case, it was never formally closed largely because of pending freedom of

were careless but not criminal. monday starts the grim search for the body of a toddler from wyoming thought to be buried in a landfill in colorado. laramie county deputies arrested a 23-year-old man in connection with the boy's death. logan hunter rogers faces manslaughter and reckless child endangerment charges. investigators in the 13 month old's body was dumped into a trash compactor and sent into a landfill in weld county. case is almost 20 years old. for years, the investigation has been based on a bad assumption, human error the science sent the search off hunting for a single killer based on a dna profile. former boulder district attorney mary lacy exonerated the ramsey family saying there is no innocent explanation of genetic material found on the girl's underwear and longjohns. she claims the dna evidence could not have gotten there inadvertently. experts say it only takes 15 to 30 seconds to leave traces of

>> you shed 40,000 cells per hour. you are leaving your dna everywhere , wherever you go physically, leaving a small part of yourself. your quantity of dna is very small, the profile is extremely complex. the one thing this case is not, it is not a dna case pure and simple. >> lacy issued the exoneration in spite of the confusing dna results. the lab that did the testing for the office later provided her with a report showing that longjohns was likely a mixture of genetic material from at least three people. but that was never before made public until now. just last month, ramsey lawyer, lynn wood, used the exoneration to challenge news reports that suggested it might be a family member, not an intruder, who killed jonbenet. the lovable losers, they are losers again this morning.

the indians are determined to take command of the world series, shutting out the cubs 1- 0 in friday's game. it was a real downer for cubs fans celebrate the team's first world series in 71 years. >> rod is going to tell you all about the highlights from the game later in sports. >> and in order to sing the right lyrica, take me out with the crowd, you need to sing it like our entertainer, mr. daffy duck! ? buy me some peanuts and cracker jacks ? >> people loving that this morning, that is actor bill murray taking center stage at the cubbies game last night, he led the crowd into a hilarious rendition of "take me out to the ballgame. scott murray, a chicago native, i believe he was a second city

>> could you imagine how exciting it was for all the cubs fans to see bill murray there? 8:09. you have heard us talking about this a lot, why does it still feel like summer? you make it start school, gets warm, then gets cool again. a cooldown is exacted this weekend. we'll have the spooktacular

8:12 now. saturday morning. it is a little cool outside, belen de leon in the 9news backyard and that is not the scene that we see down here but that is about a-basin. , first of all i would just like to say, steve stager, your attitude this morning is infectious. >> thank you!

arctic let's take a look outside, currently we have some rain falling and it's mixed in with a little bit of snow in higher elevations. and if we could just remove this banner, you could see a couple of those folks are already getting in line, getting geared up to head up the slopes this morning and the forecast for today in summit county out in a-basin, we'll have isolated showers, for tomorrow, it'll be a little warmer and dryer with a high of 62 degrees. now, chance for any front range mountains and possibility of light rain through this morning because of the claudia skies in northern colorado right now. but the rest of the state is going to stay mainly dry and i love this time of year, there is so much to do, so many activities. here are a couple of suggestions of things to do, the boo at the zoo is still happening, fright fest, pumpkin celebration in stapleton and we have a few farmers markets.

southwest plaza so i would take advantage of it, find more information on these and other events at 9news.com. let's talk about the temperatures, currently 60s around town, 50 to northern colorado and in the mountains, temperatures in the 50s, a few spots with 30 degrees readings. this afternoon, temperatures in the 50s and 60s up high and in the western slope, 70 degrees. down though, temperatures aren't going to be as warm as yesterday. we had record-breaking temperatures yesterday above normal for this time of year, toast year to the south and southeast. if you are going to take the family out, maybe picking a pumpkin, here is your pumpkin patch planner. your forecast is going to be a bit more sunnier and brighter this afternoon as soon as we get rid of some of those clouds. we have a weak front moving through, that's the reason we have changes in the forecast. unfortunately places that were really needing the rain are not going to see it.

down come here in the city, clear skies while some clouds make their way into northeastern colorado. in this evening our skies will be clear but watch out on the eastern plains overnight and through tomorrow morning. you're going to have the development of areas of patchy fog and fog more than likely stks around through midmorning. the possibility for that, keep that in mind if you are traveling across i-76 or i-70. 42 is going to be cities will be clear, same in the mountains. forecast for the broncos game, looks really nice. high of 75 on sunday, gametime temperatures will be in the mid- 70s. and on monday, 74 degrees for halloween day. then we say hello to november and those temperatures will be cooler in the 60s. but here is your trick or treat forecast, as of now, monday evening afternoon is looking breezy, it's looking mild and dry. temperatures between 61 to 53 degrees. guys? >> so you're saying i might need a little jacket when i'm

>> i think so. it depends on how late you are going to stay out, steve stager. >> i still get those looks when i go out but then people just drop a butterfinger in there. >> if you show up with an awesome costume they will shower you with candy. >> i just wear a suit. i look like i typically do during the week. >> by the way, he is taking ideas for halloween costumes, this is all of this people watching on facebook life, giving us some suggestions. let's see if we can >> my coffee mug is nice. i did not even notice that without. check out my sweet coffee mug. anyway, you may have seen day of the dead face painting around halloween time. >> yes, on "fix this", find

chances are, you are seeing it everywhere, day of the dead skulls are very popular this year. >> yeah, and you had a chance to meet with an expert, you may

own mask. >> not only did she show me how to paint the mask but she taught us the history and meaning behind this great holiday. >> reporter: parades, colorful flowers, candy skeletons and skulls, dia de los muertas is a festive time in mexico. a time of remembering those who have passed. arts taking european symbolism are infused form in face painting. stacy with fun face and beyond is here to show us how to do day of the dead makeup traditionally known as dia de los muertas. she starts the transformation by applying white face paint. that is activated by water. >> i'm doing to create a white base, and then i'm going to decorate it. >> with the base finish, stacy

split cake face paint. >> i'm going to use a foundation brush which will lay water activated foundation on easy. i have this travel sized spray bottle and i'm wasting my tools with this. it makes it very easy. the product, i'm going to let racquel touch this. it is actually dry to the touch. it's called cake make up. and so we activate that with water. so what i'm doing is going to allow me to pick up a few colors at one time. >> reporter: she then adds in traditional designs like marigolds. >> they are traditionally decorated with flowers. i'm using a brush that allows

dimension. >> reporter: you can be as creative as you want with the decorative colors, flowers and designs. >> i happen to be using professional face paint, paint brushes, special tools of my trade. you can use, i encourage everybody, to participate with the family and work with what you have. >> reporter: to get the school effects, stacy draws on teeth with a brush. >> i'm just laying a brush on the lip. >> reporter: as it is dried, she goes back to making the decorative lines around my face. >> now i'm just going to add some leaves. i decorate with some pretty leaves. you would traditionally want to decorate your physical sugar skulls with leaves and flowers. >> reporter: and then back to the teeth. >> now that it is set, i'm going to detail it.

creates a nose. >> we could stop here, you could make these as extravagant or as simple as you would like. you can stop with just eyes and flowers, or beads. i'm going to go ahead and just line some of these so that racquel has a detailed look. but really, where we are is kind of can sum up the tradition of this design. >> reporter: add in sticks on jewels and touches of glitter and the look is complete. to see the entire tutorial in real-time, visit 9news.com/fixthisor watch it on

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good morning. people often come up to me and claim they are the biggest broncos fans around but i know who truly is. anderson. the broncos running back rooting harder than anyone for this team to make the playoffs because if they do, there is a chance he could play again. but he won't be able to for the rest of the regular season. the broncos placed their leading rusher on thei.r. yesterday, he tweeted out that his surgery on his meniscus tear was a quote, super success, but for the rest of the season, his role would be to root for the other running backs. >> you know, kapri has a lot on his plate because he is a special-teams player, too.

decisions to make but they've had a good week. >> today is going to be a boring day for football, cu and csu both have a bye, and air force played last night, late game for the falcons against fresno state. fresno had lost three straight coming into this game, then after opening the season with four wins in a row. now if you are the 1-7 bulldogs, you would think they would bounce back but they got off to a terrible start against they come back? there you see the final score. hockey. avs finally back playing at pepsi, they just did not play very well against winnipeg. they got 1 goal. i should say, there was 1 goal and the visitors got it. former avalanche sean mathias got it to his team right there, the final score, 1-0.

that way against western michigan, the pioneers rattled off four wins in a row, now make it five. back from surgery, and scoring goals! pioneers take it the final was 3-1. first, cubs fans had to wait for 71 years and now i make you wait another 2 1/2 minutes. but here it is. world series highlights from wrigley field. cubs-indians, take three. first world series game in front of the ivy since way back in 1945. all of those fans went home unhappy. that's all she wrote, indians won the game, 1-0. they lead the series, 2-1. bummed cubs fans all over the country this morning including one guy sitting right here on the set. a fan forever, i dug out my freshman fraternity picture from uc santa barbara from back in the '80s to prove it. pretty surfer guys all over the composite picture from the

a cubs hat. real fan or real fool, i'll tell you what, just really bummed right now. stay with us, 9news returns

haiti is still struggling a month after hurricane matthew. clean water a big issue. much of the country's pipes were wiped out, bacteria affecting the water that's left. an elderly driver caught on fire every second counts and she cannot get out. an officer in the right place at the right time comes to the rescue. aviation investigators are looking into a frightening close call at o'hare. smoke and flames pour out of a flight full of passengers investigators say could have been worse. there are plenty of talented artists out there but not many are like this artist with autism. we are going to introduce you to him later. he is using his memory to

some of our high school games coming down to the final minute, taylor has the highlights later in the prep rally. first, new this morning, a suspect accused of virtualizing -- burglarizing and damaging niwot high school is on the run. at 1:30 this morning, someone broke through a set of glass doors and ransacked the school. >> the suspect did not stop there, he also broke into three cars, smashing one car's whue suspect tried to break out into a fourth car but was unsuccessful. if you know anything, authorities are asking that you give the boulder county sheriff's office a call. 8:32 on your saturday morning. after a pair of record-setting days, temperatures over the weekend won't be as warm as what we've experienced over the past few days. we broke another heat record yesterday in denver. there is a smoke advisory until 9:00 from castlerock north to

east of dia after a fire broke out yesterday in douglas county. >> it's because of those super dry conditions right now all of the warm weather that we have had going and getting warmer, every afternoon, it seems like we start cool, then get warm, then go back to cool which i guess is october more of that, starting off nice today but today will be cooler than what we had yesterday after a few 80 degree days. today, our temperatures are dropping into the mid-70s and we have showers in the forecast. those are going to stay in the mountains. check out steamboat springs, looks beautiful this morning and the roads are wet. check out lincoln avenue, yep, it's wet out there. we need that moisture anywhere we get it across the state. winter park also gloomy. there you see the showers pushing into the southwest now mainly along the roaring fork valley, central mountains, glenwood springs, possibly seeing rainy weather and also near the foothills the rain

project to that is making its way through colorado. and in its wake, is causing cooler temperatures. we are going to see those cooler temperatures from the 80s we had yesterday, we are going to dialback those temps. today, highs will be in the mid- 70s, we are starting off with clouds but those will be breaking up and we'll have more sunshine this afternoon. also a bit breezy are in the city as those winds in the mountains get fierce at times, gusting up to 30 miles per hour. here's your planner. already by 2:00, sunnier skies as temperatures top out in the mid-70s. outside right now we've got 40s and 60s, might be a good morning to take that coffee out onto the porch after nine news is done and of course 40s and the foothills right now. this afternoon, highs in the mid-to upper 70s so it's going to be a dry and warm and to october but we are starting off a brand-new month. i'll let you know what's in store coming up in a few. >> thank you. in world news this morning, the united nations has isis has

near mosul and have taken tens of thousands of people hostage to use them as human shields. meanwhile, iraqi forces have pushed into an islamic held town south of the city after a wave of airstrikes. they launched an operation to cut isis supply lines. this is expected to be the biggest ground offensive in iraq since the us-led invasion in 2003. in world news daily a month after there have limited access to free and clean water. haitian officials say roughly 90% of the pipe water systems in southwest haiti were damaged by the storm that struck in early october. and also contaminated rivers and wells in three provinces. aid groups to say they have detected fecal matter and e. coli bacteria in drinking supplies. international relief teams have been installing water treatment stations, cleaning contaminated wells and distributing water purifying tablets. a federal official is calling a plane that caught

engine failure. pilots were forced to abort a takeoff and evacuate passengers from a burning american airlines flight runway at o'hare airport yesterday. passengers rushed to escape as a smoke and fire engulfed one side of the plane. it is called an uncontained engine failure and it happens when engine parts break off and are spewed outside. some parts of that engine were found a half-mile away. video captured from one passenger caught the evacuation, some passengers tumbling down the emergency chute, eventually standing in the grass off of the runway watching the airplane they escaped go up in flames. airplane just try to take off from o'hare headed for miami. >> we were 30 seconds into the safety video, about, do not grab your luggage if in an emergency. probably seven or eight people stopped and went overhead and

>> we heard a loud pop and then flames. >> officials say all 161 passengers and nine crewmembers got off the airplane safely as firefighters fought the flames on the other side of the aircraft. 20 people were treated at the hospital for minor injuries. a scary scene in fort lauderdale, a fed ex cargo plane caught fire at the airport. officials say the dc-10 aircraft just landed from memphis after texting on the runway when the landing gear collapsed, causing the le airport officials say a ground stop was issued in 29 flights were diverted during the closure. the plane was carrying u.s. mail but luckily not that was destroyed. in new mexico, caught on a of an elderly driver after her car caught fire. listen to this. >> i'm trying to get you out. i'll get you.

>> that 87-year-old woman was trapped in her burning car. a police officer happened to be in the right place at the right time. police say this woman had a flat tire and was on her way to go see the doctor but the tire caught fire. as you can see, she is not trapped in her car but is unable to get out as the smoke starts to fill the car. the driver is doing okay and himself. it is a story you have to see to believe. we say that a lot, but this time, we absolutely mean it. one artist can draw an entire city from his memory. >> incredible and he is genius. a british artist is completing a large scale drawing of the mexico city skyline. it is one thing if you draw a tree from memory but look at the detail on this. he was diagnosed with autism when he was just 3 years old, and he actually did not speak

few minutes. his gift was discovered during a difficult childhood and drawing helped calm him down. >> i can't even draw myself from memory. i don't know what i look like. >> i know. needless to say, this man is very talented but look at the details. wow. 8:39. coming up in the forecast, belen de leon breaks down our weekend weather and tells us when we can experience the much- needed moisture, certainly the high country needs it.

8:41. welcome back. as we head into ski season, a reminder to be careful on the slopes. a snowboarder from douglas county was asked to pay more than $260,000 in a reckless scheme lawsuit. happened last year at boston resort, casey ferguson collided with a skier from behind injuring him. the skier who is a to miss three months of work because of his injuries. the summa daily reports that ferguson won't actually pay the damages because he lives with his parents, and their homeowners insurance covers the incident. however, this is certainly a reminder for skiers and snowboarders that you can be fined or sued if you do crash into somebody on the slopes. you can be held accountable for this. we have a detailed article about the do's and don'ts and some tips on what you should be prepared to do. decembers luminary festival

park leaders canceled this year's night of lights, worried about unstable rocks. if you have never seen this, they make mesa verde's cliff dwellings, life. this is video from photojournalist chris hansen's look at our national parks special. go check that out, too. park workers announced a rock arch in the area is too unsteady making it unsafe for workers to place the lanterns in the twilight. you can watch the video and see it that way if you want to because it's beautiful. check out that special, i'm telling you it's good. 8:43. let's take another look at the forecast because i know there are so many people at home right now that are waiting for belen de leon, they don't want to see us, they want to see the halloween forecast. >> i've got that. you know, october, i want to talk about the month overall. it has been a warm one, it has not been just you. our overall current

and as far as precipitation goes, we have only had 0.2 inches out at dia, a dry one as well. your forecast over the weekend the last few days of october, i'm calling this the halloween weekend forecast, warm for this time of year, i should be in the low 60s but instead are high for today will be at 77. tomorrow, high of 75 degrees and monday i'm going for a high of 74 degrees. the trick or treat fo treaters. now, the difference from today to yesterday, yesterday we had record-breaking temperatures, today, not as warm. we have a cold front moving through the state helping with fire danger across colorado. where you see areas shaded in green, that's good. areas shaded in yellow is where we have high fire danger. some of those spots are around the front range and also to the south and southeast. temperatures around town right now are in the 60s and 50s well

are in the 30s, 40s, even 50s out there. a little bit of everything in the mountains and this afternoon highs on the western slope will be around 70 degrees, 60s and 50s in the mountains and temperatures in the lower elevations in the 70s. if you are traveling to the south and southeast, temperatures will be in the mid- 80s for lamar. we currently have some showers mixed in with snow and higher elevations, but that is going to decrease and by lunchtime, much of the shower activity is gone around the mountains. in the city, our forecast starts to show a bit more sunshine, drive-through tonight, and then overnight and clear through tomorrow morning. areas of fog develop along i- 76, eastern plains around weld county. watch out for that if you're going to be on the roads tomorrow morning. 42 will be the overnight low, clear, cool, highs across the state, 30s and 20s in some spots in the mountains.

kickoff to: 05. pretty nice for our broncos out there. we are saying goodbye to october, on monday, and then after that we see a cold front pop through and those temperatures will be in the 60s on tuesday, wednesday and thursday and it looks like after that temperatures will remain in the 60s, taking us into the beginning of next week and after that we jump into the 70s. that's it, back to your. that's all i've got. >> i was wait >> by the way we were live on facebook life this morning. thank you to the people watching us now. >> they are all saying hello to you. sending you hugs. we will find you in a little bit. hello, taylor. >> hello, guys. >> how are you? >> not ready to run like some of these high school kids. >> i will do it again. >> steve has been chair running. state cross-country happening a

steve, you're doing it again, man. another state champ to crown this morning, field hockey, those highlights coming up

one of these days i'm going to show you what steve is doing next to me every time the music plays. good morning. for the first time in 4 years we have a new state champion in field hockey, colorado academy, the winner of the previous four games knocked out in the

madeline hunt started this on the exact same way. pretty far out, hunt is therefore the one-time ricochet goal, that puts the sun devils on the board first. they put the pressure on first, hunt nearly had another goal but, ridge's shelby makes the save, and that makes it still 1- 0. not for long, last play before halftime, senior leader shelby schumacher gained possession 15 yards out, fires a laser pass to make it 2-0. finish the season undefeated, 16 wins, zero losses, two ties and of course the state championship. >> it's truly amazing. my team, we have all come together and have been such a strong team. it is unreal. i just can't describe my feelings right now. heading into this week, just two games remaining in the regular football season, number two ranked chatfield and dakota

play, that would all change after last night. and dakota ridge would come out with a fast start, first quarter, drew dominic, looking to score. he will launch this pass 40 yards to the fingertips of keenan brown, 6-0. chatfield playing from behind, pass to tyler rawles, he had a night, 47 yards down the sideline, charges regain the lead. they find themselves behind for much of the second half. let's talk a little bit about resilience, 4th quarter, trailing by 2, chatfield's dalton keene comes up with the huge interception. charges take on from here and go on to win the thrilling finish, 36-29. ralston valley facing an undefeated eaglecrest, 2nd quarter, salvetti d'ascoli finds tyler calloway who goes untouched through the middle to pull within a score.

raptors' victor garnes responds with the kick return and will take this to finish 99 yards to the end zone. eaglecrest concludes the half with a 21-7 lead. second-half, more of the same. jalen mergerson goes to the air, this time was finds victor garnes who bounces off a tackler then dives into the end zone. he records four touchdowns in the raptors win, eaglecrest is now 9-0 this season. a big 2a conference matchup between weld central and platte valley. led by quarterback trevor bierman who had himself a great first half, throwing not one, but two touchdown passes, valley led 14-0 at the half. weld central started it's remarkable come back with a bang. tucker moses got the rebels on the board with an electrifying punt return for a touchdown for the end of the 3rd quarter, beating everyone before finally falling into the end zone and that sent the crowd into a frenzy. speaking of frenzy, jumping forward now to the very end, one minute to go. 4th and 12, weld central trailing by four, when there is

rebels storm back to beat valley 17-14. mountain vista getting in on the halloween spirit early as they host cherokee trail. nothing scary about the start, chad long takes the hand off into the pile, but reemerges alone on the other side. vista extend its lead by 12 in the 2nd. cherokee trail would not match that effort and were dominant in the run game. seconds remaining in the first half, dylan james will keep it himself, a 33 yard sprint to the end zone, cougars keep running, 38-25 is the final. number three ranked denver east with a challenge facing 4a defending state champ cheyenne mountain on the court. indians try to keep pace with the angels, kasey ardenson gets the pass, strikes a perfectly into the backorder for the point. maya patterson and kyra bentley going deep for the digs, they

the huge goal, east takes the second set. they would continue that trend into the third. matchpoint now, east sophomore bentley again this time going on for the big block to win the game. east has now shut out seven teams in a row. finally, ralston valley in the first round of the 5a soccer playoffs. early in the first, the perfect ball to devon marquez who puts a head on it, hawks take the early lead. second-half now, up 2-0, horizon with the serve, past the keeper, horizon s midway through the second, ralston sends it across just out of the reach of the keeper, but horizon out of reach as well. they extend to play fairview after a 3-1 victory. don't forget we have extended highlights and interviews from all our games posted online, find it all by

welcome back, everyone. a live look at wrigley field. >> 1060 west addison. i'll never forget that address because it's from "blues brothers." i think the game starts 7:00 is what i heard. >> it says right there on the scoreboard. 7:00. >> good job, taylor. >> that would be 7:00 central time, so 6:00 mountain. >> let's hope the cubs can pick this back up. >> depends who you are rooting for. >> rockies fans will just ask for a good series. let's take a look at the forecast because i think we are in a good series if you want to get outside. it has been warm and dry, we need that rain, we need the moisture but it's looking nice

come trick or treat time, it's going to be dry, it's going to be mild but wins will be increasing in the mountains and in the 60 temperatures will be between 61 and 53 degrees. here's your forecast tomorrow, 65, high on monday, 74 and after that i'm going to start buying the turkey because very soon it's going to be thanksgiving. temperatures for the start of november in the 60s. >> we are entering my favorite season of all time. thanksgiving is my favorite

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