taylor temby joins us live where chatfield chatfield plays tonight. >> reporter: they've gotten our attention by really taking it to other teams and they've gotten some of the national out the crazy in a crucial game tonight against dakota ridge. both teams are undefeated in league play. the chargers may have to go psycho. that's the famous formation chatfield has run this season where every offensive player breaks huddle and goes into a straight line before ultimately splitting out to run a particular play. it worked to perfection earlier this season when the chargers were playing wheat ridge. in fact, it worked so well the formation got combed by the no. 2 college football team makes, the michigan wolverines. the copyright doesn't exactly bother the players or the coach who came up with it. >> i wasn't upset or anything. i thought it was pretty cool. they gave us credit for it, really put us on the map. >> it was exciting to see. i'm waiting for my royals. they haven't come in yet. it's cool that they -- royalties. they haven't come in yet. it's cool that they gave me the national champions

chatfield would take over and win this 33-29 in the end. bear creek today, the bears ran over aurora central. a handoff to sanchez who keeps those legs moving over the goal line. bear creek wins. undefeated eagle crest looking yards for a touchdown. the raptors defeat ralston valley. we'll have much more starting tomorrow morning on the 9news prep rally. >> very good. >>> i forgot the avs even played at pepsi this season. since opening at home nearly two weeks ago colorado played four straight road games and had a week off, but tonight finally they were back to host winnipeg, goals hard to come by. in fact, theres the bad guys got it. shawn mathias, the former av with the one timer. avs lose 1 -0. >>> to the college ice du against western michigan. pioneers rattled off four wins since opening their season 0-2. du wins 3-1. >>> so first cubs fans had to wait 71 years and now they had to wait another 2 1/2 minutes, highlights from wrigley's field. first world series game in front of the ivy since 1945. all those fans went home unhappy. coco c

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 th

an oncoming car went to turn left onto chatfield and that is weren't hurt. the motorcycle driver was hospitalized. >>> back out to the west side a man shot delivering pizza overnight. as he walked back to his car after the delivery the suspect pointed a gun at him asking for money. the victim fought back and he then shut the victim in the leg. the driver is expected to be okay. >>> as former secretary of state madeleine albright kicked off her tour of ohio including a stop in cleveland heights. she was campaigning for hillary clinton. as part of an early voting push. formally she also discussed russia's role in data breaches at the clinton campaign. >>> coming up, whether you are trying to play football or whatever you are doing, take a how many more sunshine days can we expect? we will have the forecast >>> people are in the pumpkin mood and that is all great for business at the fruit farm. it is open year-round but they do half of their business in the month of october. aside from the fall favorite foods they also have a fun fest going on this month. weeke

chatfield taylor snow with a beautiful rendition of the national anthem just before her team valley. burns hammers one home and burns deposition rately tries to help the mustangs stay in it. ikeen, denying the wishes, huge block, game point, chatfield earns the 3-0 victory. >> it feels so bright, like we lost to them last year so it's a grog match so i'm glad we beat them this year and, uhm, the coach had us push the energy towards the end and it so it's lagging in energy but towards the end the coach pushed up and it came to fruition. >> making the trip to sheridan for the final regular season play, 1st inning, firing down for an rbi single, giving them a turtle lead, peak to peak sophomore holtgriefer ready to respond, down the first baseline and scores the teammates, coats. they trailed 3-2 in the second. a scoring frenzy, 24 mb between the two schools, eventually sheridan pulls away for the 18-11 win. don't forget we have the extended highlights and interviews from all of our games this week posted online. going to 9news.com/hss. don't think i didn't see that, steve! i saw the he

we have soccer playoffs, football playoffs, a big game tonight between chatfield and dakota ridge at 7:30, but the state soccer playoffs also got underway this week. we met one player who is trying to give his team the best shot at going far. there's no reward -- >> i can't give up on it. >> reporter: -- if you never take the shot. >> if anyone is showing you how it's done, mohammad randolph's soccer mohammad ahmed is never one to pass on an opportunity. >> reporter: how are you on time? >> i'm like i don't know. he plays to play. >> reporter: the striker finished the regular season with the most points and goal says out of anyone in the -- goals out of anyone in the entire state. >> he's trying to pick up his guys' intensity during the game. he's one of the most vocal guys on the field which is crazy to three years. mohammad was born and raised in ethiopia. >> we don't play basketball or baseball. it's only soccer. >> reporter: the rules were the same. the game is not. there were no organized sports in school, no refs, no he coes. kids were forced to create -- coaches. kids were for

that fire burned 10 acres close to the chatfield the states and that country neighborhoods. junk inspire is 85% contained. that fire has burned 18,000 acres and destroyed nine homes. it was sparked by high winds.>>> new developments in incident with an refinery that's in smoke point from the plant. they have contained a letter with more than 75,000 poun that's 150 times the legal limit. the letter contradicts with what the company said earlier this month that no part -- talking with serial was released. >>> a paramedic missing since july, search crews have had no luck finding him where he worked. his family is offering a $10,000 reward for information. >>> colorado state patrol is stepping up patrols this weekend. starting tonight, troopers will be out for drunk drivers. anyone caught driving in a state of mind. you can report them using star chp.>>> westminster riders are him bracing the new be line. the member has doubled with 1500 riders weekly. the beeline is running on time 95% of the time. >>> the nuggets kick off their season at the pepsi center. parking fees have som

and there was a small grass fire near chatfield state park. no structures were damaged and there's no word on what caused that fire. let's go to dave aguilera. they had a -- the high risk exists for fire. >> i think tomorrow we are going to run into a problem. we have a storm system headed our way kicking up some wins out there. it's about 15 to 25 mi./h in town so it's a little bit gusty show you what happens here. take a look at the mountains and foothills if you will. we take you through tomorrow morning and then to the afternoon. by tomorrow afternoon some of this in the mountains me get up to 40 to 50 mi./h and up to 35 to 40 miles per hour on the front range foothills and adjacent planes tomorrow. for that reason we have a red flag warning for boulder and denver all the way through trinidad and then pushing all the way out into sections of eastern colorado where gusts of wind will humidity levels will be off the wall so the fire danger is really critical tomorrow from noon until 7 pm. after that, the front that is moving in that will kic

also have an accident northbound along wadsworth to what the field -- chatfield. these are the rain showers ashton is tracking. here's our mousetrap cam, a lot of volume on the roadways as well, from the tech center cam, you can see the roadways are dirty squirty this morning, probably a good idea to do that. those roads are pretty dirty. >> joel, thank you for that. people may not appreciate waking up to that, but we know what you mean. >>> new clarity to a previous study. in 2007 the world health organization said working nights could increase the chance of developing breast cancer. but is there really a link? several new studies find no connection between working the risk. researchers from oxford university followed a total of 800,000 women in three large studies and found no increased risk. scientists from harvard and massachusetts general hospital say they've come up with a blood sugar test that is 50% more accurate than the current test widely used by diabetics. researchers say the new test is more precise because it factors in the age of red blood cells and

. >>> at chatfield state park, crews are able to get a 3-acre fire under control before it caused too much damage. fortunately this will damage to structures and no one was injured. not clear what started that one either. >>> st. joe's hospital in denver have been helping those heal since 1873. these days some of that healing begin was this week's 7 everyday hero. >> you can get the candy. thank you. >>reporter: healing happens on many levels in a hospital even in the gift shop. totally about [indiscernible]. caring not just for the patient, but for the patient's families, and for the staff that care for the patients. >> she is 90-year old poly coleman, a long time volunteer at st .joseph's hospital in denver. >> polly has been a volunteer for over 25 years which includes 17,0000hours plus of volunteer service. >> i've been working to work in the valley. >>ol and her family always turned to st. joe's in denver for their medical needs. >> when i moved up here, it was natural to come here to volunteer. >> she's taken the rancher's spirit and brought it here to volunteer because she has

that's south of chatfield reservoir. now you're going to see that smoke. and this is a view here from our lookout mountain camera now. we'll keep a watch on that. >>> coming up, what it took to rescue a hunter trapped in mud like quick sand. we'll hear the rescue. live look at the dow this afternoon. we were up, but we're down. we'll be back. ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> we'd like you to meet fiona. two years old. she is friendly and mellow. she does like to get around a little bit. if you'd like to make her a member of your family, visit her in person at the dumb friends league. all cats one and older free saturday through monday. >>> tense 911 call when a young hunter trapped in a quick sand- like mud area in northern colorado tried to get help. our karen morfitt shares details. 911, what is the address of your emergency? >> i'm stuck in quick sand. every time i take a step i go farther down. >> reporter: that was the call loveland fire and rescue sp off the shore in water up to his chest and he was stuck in the mud up to about his knees. >> reporter: the teen was

around noon, but quickly grew to more than 200 by late afternoon, threatening structures in the chatfield estates and back country subdivisions. the douglas county sheriff's office issued an evacuation notice for residents living within a half center and back country neighborhood. that, of course, has since been lifted. here's what one evacuee had to say. >> i'm couldn't of freaking out, because i've got a couple windows open at the house, and got three cats, and so i'm just kind of worried about all the smoke. i've got a truck full of groceries, trying to get it back into the subdivision, and they won't let me in. >> reporter: now, stone mountain elementary school was also ordered to shelter in place as the eventually released. some more good news, there were no reported injuries, and snow structures were reported by this fire. andrea flores, cbs 4 news. >>> close call. our lack of moisture and those very warm temps have created the perfect conditions for fires just like this. meteorologist chris bears also in douglas county now with a different vantage point on what's burned. you can he

. >>> at chatfield state park, crews were able to get a brush fire under control before it could cause tooomuch damage. fortunately, this fire didn't damage any structures or hurt anybody. the cause is also ve >>> your voice your vote. after his refusal to share income tax reports, someone anonymously mailed a new source trump's tax returns from the mid-90s. a 1995 reporr shows a staggering $916 million loss for trump's businesses. that loss was so large he could have legally paid no federal taxes for up to 80 -- for up to illegal, it reveals the colossal nature of his past business failures. >>> actor ted danson is campaigning for hillary clinton in coloradd. but first, we caught up with him at a visit to a phone bank to ask him why he is here. >> why colorado? colorado i think is going to become one of those states that could tip things in her direction. >> meanwhile, johnson is hitting the campaign trail in colorado tomorrow. he is holding a rally at the you south boulder -- cu south boulder. >>> deppuies when you on the lookout for this man. this sketch is of a man they say tried t

goldman out there capturing the sights and sounds at echo lake, a bit of blue sky, and then here at chatfield state park basking in the beauty of that sunset. did you catch it? today was a warm one, not record breaking, not record tying but close. we hit 84 out at dia. that current record is still 85 last you can see our temperatures warm especially in southeastern colorado, mostly cloudy at the airport and the winds not a problem out of the south, southeast now about 5 miles per hour. in the 9news backyard extremely comfortable for a friday evening, 60 degrees, middle of october, no coats needed. in, a completely difference story from what's going on across the west coast where they saw one storm system push in today. they're gearing up for tomorrow's storm that will linger into sunday. that will pack a huge punch. it will be extremely powerful. they already have high wind warnings in place for most of the west coast from seattle to portland south along i-5 through northern california. we're looking at aerial flood advisories already in place out there. what makes this storm so interesting i

. >> the denver botanic gardens, chatfield farms says that these veggies would have otherwise been thrown out. >> feels really nice to be a part of something larger and that a whole community is getting behinddthis to feed, you know, the whole community that you'll see from here a james beard award-winning chef turning all those items for food. >> there will be enough for 5,000 free meals this friday. >> sounds good. >>> another warm dry day is crews though. this grass fire grew to more than 300 acres this afternoon. the pre-eeacuation orders were issued. thankfully they were eventually lifted. >>> we could use some moisture, but looking at this view out by dia have been mid to high-level today a. bit of a different story up in the mountains. this is our camera at loveland ski area. some scattered snow showers this afternoon. there is more precipitation right now coming into western colorado. here's a look at radar over the last couple of hours. you can see the rain showers coming into the grand valley. 11,000 feet for tonight. bout but this is not much of a storm. as a matter of fact it

. >>> chatfield scored 35 points in the first half to roll past white field. here dawson appears to get stopped. but emerges from the pile and breaks away for the td. the chargers hoping to stay undefeated on the season and take on roosevelt. sanchez pitched a no-hitter and struck out 15 batters in 6 innings to help out on defense. on offense it was cat who nailed this pitch and the ball is over the fence. the home run put them up 2-1 in the 3rd. she would hit two more home runs this game. sanchez at work at the plate. on. it goes down as a triple but sanchez makes it home on an in the park home run. >>> and finally the fans have spoken. you voted in the fan vote. according to you last week's top play came from highlands ranch. the kickoff return grows 85 yards untouched to the end zone. congratulations to the falcons. our top plays come out tuesday >> welcome back. 8:46 on your sunday. we want to get to breaking news. police are at the scene of a deadly crash near aurora. five were killed in the rollover accident. >> troopers say the vehicle rolled over and c

one exception our eastbound c- 470 crash near wadsworth at the chatfield exit. >>> fog and mist early this morning. we will get midday clearing and afternoon but, frankly, these will be high, thin clouds over the state with no rain or snow. so we will be breaking up this overcast here by 9:30 to 10:00 this morning. cloudy here over the front range. we will thin those clouds out and but stay with cool readings with 50s and 60s for the mountains, front range and east into the 70s out west. still have that drizzle, mist going on, that's just going to lift and lift before we get to midday clearing, it's back to the warmth the warmest day of the next several right now looks like friday. hard to believe when you look outside today. it could be almost 50 -- 40 to 50 degrees cooler -- warmer by >>> it's 8:00 on "today." house divide donald trump declares war on his party. >> i wouldn't want to be in a foxhole with a lot of these people, including ryan, especially >> while hillary clinton hits the campaign trail as the fbi opens an investigation over the leaked e-mails from inside her campaign