the laramie county sheriff's department started searching a landfill west of ault this morning -- lets go live to sky9 they're looking for the body of a missing 13-month- old baby boy. sky9 has been over the scene for the past hour the little boy was last seen october 22 by his mother----

last seen october 22nd by his mother. she reported him missing a few days later. now the child's mother you can see there's a lot

searching for this little boy's body. as soon as they begin that press conference. we'll take you live there so we can listen in on any updates from the search this morning. a quick heads up if you're driving through denver any time in the next couple hours, denver police are investigating an autopedestrian crash with serious injuries. happened at col hillary clinton's daughter chelsea will be in colorado for the next two days. it's at the mlk jr. library in colfax and vice presidential candidate mike pence in colorado. he'll be at the ranch center in love land and ticket information on the campaign website. a live look over denver right now. clouds cover over the blue

too. beline first day of fall. >> yes, they've revved up and in some parts of the south, gusts up to 20-30 miles per hour. highs in the upper 60s and get cooler tomorrow. get that chilly recipe -- chili recipe going. remember your friend beline. take a look at the 24 hour temperature difference by the watching us online. if watching on your tablets, temperature difference from yesterday here in the city, about an 11 degree difference in northern colorado. a bigger temperature spread than 24 hours ago so a cold front swept through colorado yesterday and that's the reason why we have these cooler temperatures. right now where he have 60s and 50s on the map for lower

yesterday but above normal this time of year. a few temperatures dropping into the 40s and 50s. another thing beside the cooler temperatures is an increase in clouds with this southwest flow bringing in stronger winds and moisture. in fact, we have very light showers right now in northwestern colorado. now, for us here in the city, possibility for light showers this evening but by in large, most of any moisture in the mountains today. through the temperatures will gradually cool down and through tonight, our clouds will increase seeing that small chance for showers. we have another cool down in store for us tomorrow. how low will we go? the forecast coming up. colleen. >> thanks so much. we want to bring you update to a story brought to you yesterday evening. people evacuated from a castle rock neighborhood on monday. they were allowed to return home this morning. two explosives found inside a home forcing investigators to

neighborhood. they detonated two devices at the plum creek golf course. they noticed dangerous chemicals at a house. they were intentionally made and steps away from becoming bombs. six people dead and five others hospitalized involving a collision involving a commuter bus and school bus. no children on that bus when it crashed. when first responde like a bomb had gone off. >> this was a significant wreck so still portions of the bus that our people have not been able to fully access. >> there is no word right now in what caused this crash but here's what we do know, the yellow school bus was going along and crashed into a mustang then collided with a pillar on the side of the road. that caused it to careen into oncoming traffic where it collided with the transit bus.

for threemen accused of bank robberies, carjackings, and a shooting in lakes wood. the three are known as the scream robbers. this is because of the masks that police say they wore during the crimes. we'll keep you posted as that trial continues on today. comedian bill cosby is back in court today for a pretrial hearing in pennsylvania. he faces three counts of aggravated indecent assault for a temple employee back in 2012. they said cosby drug and molested women in a crime spree over five decades. -- over a decade. hearing expected to take place today and tomorrow and trail set to begin in june. we continue to follow that breaking news in well county where the search teams are looking for the body of a toddler, a little boy. the latest on what police know

start feeling like fall over the next few days.

. hi, everyone. welcome back and happy tuesday. you can feel the cool down. there's a bit of a chill in the air. our highs today are gonna be in the mid to upper 60s. what we took away from october is that it was so dry and very warm. in fact, the draught monitor across the state shows that most of colorado is experiencing abnormally dry conditions with parts of the

first snowfall. didn't happen in october. you know, in the past two years, our first snowfall has happened at the beginning and in the middle of november. so so come on, we need that moisture and i'm optimistic for november. as we're starting off the brand new month, statistically, november is the fourth snowiest month. just a matter of when. increase of clouds over the now are in the mid 60s. courtesy of that front that moved through yesterday, winds at 22 miles per hour. now, here in the backyard, our temperatures are at 62 degrees. we had a cold front move through and now a stronger jet stream positioned over colorado and this is a reason why we have gusts upwards of 30 miles per hour in some spots across the front range.

and increase in humidity, we have a bit of moisture and most staying in the mountains north of i70 here in the metro area, a chance of light showers this evening and good news is that this cooler air has ushered in a higher humidity and of course the fire danger is looking much better so looks like we don't have to put that on our plate for today thankfully. the temperatures right now are in the mid 60s here in the cities in the mountains mix of 50s and 40s. afte 60s in the mountains. 70s to the south. take you through the futurecast and continue to see a chance for isolated showers in the mountains through about 7:00 p.m. a possibility of light rain here in the city and through the early evening hours. through tomorrow morning, high clouds as you're starting off your day, which i think will equal to a pretty nice sunrise. again tomorrow, another possibility for a mix of rain and snow in the mountains.

clears up, 67. upper 6 0s for friday, saturday, another cool down arrives on sunday with an isolated chance of showers and daylight saving time ends on sunday. you'll have to set your clocks

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life. the drive goes till 5:00 p.m. tonight. christine is live at mile high stadium right now. easy process and in good company out there today. >>reporter: absolutely, colleen. there's some broncos sort of floating around here in the donation center but, yeah, it is a busy day out here at mile high today. the 19th annual blood drive. it's the largest single blood donation drive in the entire state and hoping to collect more than 1200 donations today they've helped more than a hundred thousand people enrich their lives of people who need it, and one of the people i want to bring in right now, this is an ambassador, dan. i understand blood donations have helped you in the past? >> yeah, four years ago, i was in a car accident and received 121 units of blood that kept me alive. without events like this, i

>>reporter: you're so busy because of all the number of people coming through here to donate. that's got to make you happy to see in. >> yeah, there's been over 400 people so far. the wait times are low but great to have a many people here to fill out donations and make sure people like myself can live and see their kiddos grow up. >>reporter: absolutely. it's all about saving lives out here and we really appreciate you being out here and congratulations on your recovery and success from that accideth this is going on till 5:00 p.m. tonight. come on out. minimal wait times now. 66 beds that are being used, and you can come on in. there are more information posted online at 9 news.com but really anybody can donate and we'd be happy to see you. i know there's broncos out here. we were talking with paxton lynch and riley out here. we have cheerleaders, t-shirts, food.

going on till about 5:00 p.m. tonight. back to you, colleen. >> thank you. a great way to give back to the community. guys, we're still following that breaking news out of well county. the search teams looking for the body of a missing 13 month old baby boy. the sheriff's office is holding a press conference now to update us. let's listen in on what they have to say. >> the area, they have it somewhat rop they believe that the cheyenne dumped, the three trucks dumped last wednesday. they have that in a secluded roped off area. so looking at an area that is 15 feet in depth by about a football feet of a hundred yards by about 25 yards so the process we're going through in all of that is taking one front

the front end loader will dump a bucket off to an area away from where they're working and go through it with rakes and if there's something suspicious we'll go through that hands and knees and gloves. >> have you guys found anything of value? >> not yet. not yet. >> do you have any indication of what you're looking for? black bag, white bag, a blanket? >> yes, it's a white blanket. >> what are the chances of finding him? >> about one percent they tell me. >> it sounds like -- how long do you guys expect you could be out here. sounds like a very tedious process. >> we'll see how the process goes. we have a lot of different agencies obviously working on this. we're getting a lot of other people and other agencies offering to help obviously. it's the training that everybody has to go through even to just go through the

that's some of the holdup on some of that. we'll see how our people holdup doing these searches. we'll take it day by day but we'll stay out here as long as needed. right now we have about 47 boots on the ground with different agencies. >> yesterday wind delayed the search yesterday is that right? >> well, i mean, wind was part of it but not the since friday, mr. rodgers the individual we have in custody delayed his initial appearance in court because he wanted to talk to our investigators, which he did. that interview led us to a search in far western laramie county and ultimately into albany county. we then had to -- we actually put mr. rodgers in our vehicle

that turned out to be not true and then late friday -- or excuse me. later sunday night into monday morning we then got a tip that they had buried the baby underneath their trailer so obviously we had to run cadaver dogs through all of that. that tied upmost of our weekend and prevented us from making the necessary arrangements from coming down here with all our and get the people organized. >> is he still talking to you or are you guys done talking to him? >> he had his initial appearance yesterday afternoon in the circuit court and appointed a attorney. we haven't spoken to him sings. >> what makes you so sure he's telling the truth about this? >> from everyday we've gathered, we had cadaver dogs that hit on the car and on the

so until we get something else other than that, we have to go with this. >> did you bring the cadaver dogs out here? >> no. >> just ineffective? >> well, a couple of reasons. a lot of methane gas where the garage is and that will kill the dogs and it's hunting season so who knows what's in that garage out there. could be a lot of dead animal carcasses or rotten meat from basically are not effective here. >> haven't heard much about her but do you guys expect to bring any charges against the mom? >> well, we expect to interview mom at some point. we have not done that. the initial night when this kicked off last wednesday, she was in no condition to be spoken to. since then she's been in the

enforcement as spoken to her. >> how many days has he been missing? >> on wednesday of last week when we got the call, we figure he'd been gone up to four days prior to that so since then. >> any idea why he would fib on stuff like where he put the body? >> i don't know. you'd have to ask him. >> how frustrating has this been? >> well, these goose chases we've been sent on delayed a been done here doing something hopefully a little more effective. you know, we don't -- it's very consuming. i mean, there's a lot of work that has gone into this. you see just by the number of trucks that have passed through here we have to contend with. it's been taking a tole on everybody. >> how late to you plan to have all the agencies out here working? 24 hours? >> as long as we have daylight

secured. we'll be out here every day. >> who told you it's a 1 percent chance? who comes up with that? >> there's other areas in, you know, just by the way the landfills are set up. you know, that it's basically a lucky chance that we're gonna be able to find something but we have to try. >> how many people, how many hours, how long are you prepare today be here? anything like that? >> we'll be here as long right now, on any given day, we'll have approximately 40 people involved in the search. right now we have this set for where we'll probably reevaluate this after a couple of weeks. >> what capacity do you have the -- i read you had the red cross and salvation army, what capacity are they doing? >> the team from the wyoming international guard, this is what they do.

very experienced in this. all the other agencies are fulfilling helping with the search, gone through the training that's why we're leaning more towards the military people. the other agencies, the laramie county fire district one have instruments that help us test the air quality for the safety of our people, and then the red cross and salvation are there to provide assistance. you can't be out here all day without taking a break so we'll be shifting people in constantly and throughout that, make sure they have a place to lay down and obviously we need to feed and make sure they're hydrated well. their safety is first and foremost. >> you'll be inundated to the public trying to help. what do you want to say the to public wanting to help. >> obviously, if anybody has any information on the case to come forward. we have to evalwait -- >> just a heart breaking

you're listening to captain linda with the sheriff's office. she's been updating us on the search teams searching that landfill in northern colorado of a body of a 13 month old baby boy. just a very twisted case. they have a lot of unanswered questions at this time. we'll have this streaming online at 9 news.com.

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well, it's like clock work, november hit ands fall is here. >> yeah, i like the cool down. >> yes. >> we're seeing a small chance for showers this evening. ev moisture but the overnight low will be dropping into the 40s and we'll have those clouds are gonna stick around and actually tomorrow will be cooler and we'll have another batch of cooler air arriving where the high will be more seasonal for this time of year. we'll start to warm up approaching the weekend and then another cool down on sunday. a reminder that daylight saving time ends and have to set the clocks back an hour. on monday, tracking a small chance of showers then the weather clears up in time for