get 15% back at the ikea kitchen event. chicago is celebrating today after the cubs historic win against the cleveland indians in game 7 of the world series. ten of thousands of fans celebrat chicago outside of wrigley field-- where the sign read cubs win - for the first time in 108 years.

everyone, gary, corey, cheryl and marty with you this morning. that game in cleveland went well past midnight, so i imagine there will be a lot of groggy people this morning, especially in chicago. and marty - the game even featured a rain delay!

is showing a narrower path to victory for hillary clinton...as both candidates hit the same battleground state today. tracie potts has both strategies from washington .

"nice and cool. right, stay on point donald, stay on point. no sidetracks donald. nice and easy..." donald trump, staying on message overnight in florida: taking a page from bernie sanders playbook... telling supporters he raised 100 million dollars in small donations last month. presidential nominee :25-:29 "that sounds more like of a democrat thing not a republican thing, right?" today trump and hillary clinton campaign in north carolina... where african-american turnout is down from 2012. not good news for clinton.. as she awaits results of the fbi's email investigation. she's also hoping to win arizona... a red state. presidential nominee :47-:51 "we have a real chance to turn this state blue again." her latest message: imagining a trump presidency: presidential nominee :55-1:13 "imagine having a president who demeans women, mocks the disabled, insults latinos, african americans, muslims, pows, who pits people against each other instead of pulling us together." both candidates are out with their final t-v ads... now... just five days from america's final choice. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. donald trump junior is in colorado today-- getting ready for a rally later this

getting ready for a rally later this morning. colorado youth outdoors is hosting the event which starts at 10- 30 in fort collins come just one day after republican vice presidential candidate mike pence rallied supporters in loveland. he told supporters america can not continue on its current path-- telling voters they have the power to make the change. pence will be in iowa rallying again today. former trump rival texas senator ted cruz will join him there. the clinton campaign will be sending former president bill clinton to colorado tomorrow for 3 events. he'll be in pueblo, denver and fort collins. denver's event will take place at the exdo event center.

information on our website-- 9news dot com. chelsea clinton spent the morning in boulder campaigning for her mom. she launched phone banks and canvasses in the area to urge people to vote or get registered if they aren't already. it may not seem like the biggest court case pending - but a lawsuit over this election and selfies continues this morning in federal court in denver. the case wound up ther sued over the right to pose with their completed ballots and post them online. right now-- there's a ban on posting selfies with completed ballots. the people who filed the suit say the law is a violation of the first amendment.. lawyers for the state haven't commented on camera-- but they're arguing the law is constitutional.

the denver community will say final goodbyes this morning to "big al" richardson. richardson founded the juneteenth celebration here in denver. the holiday marks the official end of slavery in the united states. richardson helped establish the 5 points business association-- serving as president 5 times over the course of his life. a procession for richardson will start at 10 am at the blair caldwell african american research library. the funeral starts at 11 am at odom memorial church of god in christ . a denver man convicted of advertising he'd sell guns to felons--

it-- is expected back in court today for sentencing. kenneth francis was found guilty back in july. 9news reported how he went on his youtube videos offering to buy anyone guns...even convicted felons for a small fee. atf agents nabbed him by setting up an undercover buy with a confidential informant who had a felony conviction. bought an ar-15 style rifle and two handguns at gun shops for the informant. he was convicted on 3 charges and could face up to 10 years in prison. rtd will have three more months to get the a line train to the plane up to standards. r-t-d has announced a deal with federal regulators. the agency has been working to fix problems with crossing gates since the a line launched in april. right now gate guards have to stand at all of the gates, to stop traffic in case they malfunction. the feds gave r-t-d until early next year to fix it. the launch of the new g line to wheat ridge is on hold

b lines are solved. investigators looking into a dangerous chemical spill on peterson airforce base are now saying it may not have be as bad as they first believed. 20 thousand gallons of toxic wastewater disappeared from an open pit at peterson air force base in colorado springs. those particular firefighting chemicals have been linked to cancer and other illnesses. at first- investigators thought it leaked into nearby wastewater into the drinking water. now- they think evaporation in hot weather dried out all the liquid. it was a game for the history books with the cubs winning the world series for the first time in 108 years. and chicago's win was not easy. the cubs were in control up by 3 in

it went to extra innings, there was a 17 minute rain delay-- and it didn't end until the bottom of the 10th, well past midnight in cleveland. the cubs ended up winning 8 to 7, to earn their first world series title in 108 years. we'll have lots more on the game thruought the morning. a woman makes a dangerous discovery at a park that's put her in the middle of a health

discovery at a park that's put her in the middle of a health crisis. where she says she was stuck with a dirty needle coming up. plus an aurora man is mourning his dog this morning-- why the city is investigating this particular animal

after his owner says he thinks she was poisoned. ryan fon-ten-tot works as a pastor in aurora. he says his congregation got him the dog and he named her roxy blue. he thinks roxy was poisoned after she started have uncontrollable seizures then died. the vet thought it was marijuana digestion. he says that is not possible-- and claims he found raw hamburger meat with green rat poison hidden inside of it in his back yard after the dog died. he didn't e thinks it is connected. a spokeswoman for the city of aurora says animal services doesn't have any complaints on file about those letters. they're asking if you received one of those letters - you can call animal services at 303.326.8290. a woman on the western slope is waiting for more

it happened at a park 9in clifton, near grand junction. janie wilkey was walking through a park, handing out church fliers when she stepped on the needle-- it went through her shoe and into her foot. she thought it was a rock at first but panicked when she took of her sock and spotted blood. wilkey had her first round of blood tests earlier this week but will have to retested several more times of the next year for diseases like hiv and hepatitis. back mosul continues this morning-- but isis' leader claims the terrorist organization will come out on top. the latest still to come. then-- the denver film festival is returning for its 39th year. which theatres you'll want to check out to catch this year's featured films just ahead-- but first let's get a look at what you can expect as you head out. marty's

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of mosul-- fighting to take neighborhoods back from the terrorist group-- house by hou an iraqi officer said their troops killed eight isis fighters while clearing militants from a newly- recaptured neighborhood in eastern mosul. meanwhile-- the leader of isis says he's confident they will win in the end. a 30-minute audio tape was released from an isis leader wednesday in the message-- he called on the people of the province to continue the fight against forces trying to retake the city.. the 39th annual denver film festival is going into it's second day now-- after a star studded debut last

screening of her film "la la land" from the . filmmakers, actors, writers and directors will be in town for the next several days. they will watch and discuss more than 250 films. festival screenings will be at four locations: the sie filmcenter on east colfax... the festival annex on west colfax... the u-a denver pavilions on the 16th street mall... and the ellie caulkins opera house at the d-c-p-a. one manufacturer says its pulling millions of its products off the shelves today. why it says they're not safe to be in your home coming up. then-- the buffs are gearing up for their game against ucla tonight-- what the coach is saying about their rise to the top

the company behind these dehumidifiers is recalling 3 and half million of them in the u-s because they can overheat, smoke and catch fire. the machines are made by g-d midea and sold under more than 50 different brand names, including g-e, honeywell and sunbeam. there have been 38 reports of smoke an fire so far and about 4.8 million dollars in property damage. no injuries have been reported. the company says you should stop using it immediately and contact them for a replacement unit or a partial refund. the buffs will play tonight at folsom field-- hoping to maintain momentum this

has earned them. fans dressed for a blackout will fill the seats for the game against u-c-l-a tonight at 7. the team is ranked number 15 in the first college football playoff rankings and their coach talked about how the mood is changing on campus. the buffs are at the top of the south division standings with just three games to go before the conference championship game. coming up-- more on the discovery of that mystery alpaca found wandering where she probably shouldn't have been. what the county

the alpaca's owner still to come. but first lets get a check of your traffic and weather with marty and amelia.

boulder county says they still haven't been able to find the owner of the mystery alpaca found on indian lookout road near lyons. ed arling says his dog was barking and when he went to check on it-- he noticed the alpaca wandering along the road nearby. that was tuesday-- since then she's gotten a new nick name-- lc for the lyons crest she was found on. the county says l-c was probably spooked by predators and ran off from her herd. they have checked her micro chip-- but that led to a disconnected phone number and empty address in greeley. if they can't figure out who she

she'll become property of the county who will work to find her a permanent home. lc is being held on the roanoake farm in longmont for now. every kid can use a little friendly competition... but when one three-year-old found out her twin sister was a minute older than her... that competition got adorably real... the weepy but cute reaction that has gone viral, at 5-26. that's going to do it for 9news at 4:30... but we have a

world series to end baseball's longest championship drought. the curse is lifted -- and now it's time for celebration... five days left and seven battleground states to win over. hillary clinton and donaldtrump both turn to north carolina. while their teams head to another swing state -- colorado... you've seen it at the olympics and now people are using it more often. cupping is our latest alternative pain therapy. how the olympic