we now know what may have sparked the frey gulch fire that burned over the landfill. the sheriff's office says someone at a shooting range took responsibilty it started saturday -- and burned about 22 acres. crews got it fully contained sunday night. the person who came forward has been cited and released . a brush fire in the eastern plains is contained this morning. the bradberry fire broke out in deer trail -- northeast of elbert county -- and ripped through at least 309 acres. it was mostly grassland though -- only one structure was threatened before the fire was it's been nearly 15 years since the columbine shooting that took 13 lives-- but now a memorial meant to keep their memory alive is crumbling. why people charged with hard time getting it fixed still to come. and-- neighbors upset over a new proposed apartment complex-- what they say the issue is and when they'll have a chance to address across the country. if you want to see outage information for your specific area log on to comcast dot com with your account information. memorial... dedicated to the 13 p

cdot says the closures begin at mile-marker 170 south of the upper lake gulch road exit. anyone traveling through that area will have delays so cdot is recommending you find an alternate route. no word on when will reopen. we will keep you posted on the networks of 9news. >>> author thomas wolf once wrote, you can't go home again. a man in northglenn believes that he can. at least in a ride around the block in this week's storytellers 9news whitney wild introduces us to a man >> so we've got some things to talk about. let's play first, then we'll talk. >> reporter: when you have been playing for as long as roy hess, music takes you back. >> here we go. big breath, good tone. >> reporter: that's a place roy doesn't mind a bit. >> he who knows his generation ma and i really believe that. well, this is the tuba room, or the toy room, whichever. tub bass are bigger, so i guess it's the tuba room. >> reporter: roy's sense of nostalgia is palpable. his love for the past even playable. >> 1926. >> reporter: everywhere you look -- >> this is the only set of soldiers i could find

the frey gulch fire started around noon sunday just above the shooting range at the summit county landfill.. that's near keystone... so far - it's burned 22 acres and is 30 percent contained. people in the area will probably continue to see smoke for the next few days. october is fire safety month.. and this week...is fire prevention week.. this year - the focus is on smoke alarms... the national fire protection association says - homes with working alarms - are 51 percent less likely - to have fatal fires. they say - make sure to check the date on your alarms - test them every year... and replace them every 10 years. paxton lynch is going to have togl forget about sunday... and move on from his first nfl career loss. he was sacked six times... and stripped of the ball twice. he threw a pick but it was interceppted. denver made it the end zone once... reached across the goal line... and made the t-d by an inch -- if that . the broncos lose a regular season game for the first time in nearly ten months... 23-16. they'll have to right the ship quickly, denver players the chargers in san diego

other routes to involve devils gulch from the north. peek to peek scenic highway from the south. >> . we want to make it clear the public can still access the lower part of the canyon. for fishing and hiking. visiting stores like the dam store. sandy. and the cherry store that sells the delicious cherry pie. >> . oregon. the american red cross is helping residents effected by tornadoes and winds there. >> . two tornadoes hit the oregon coast friday morning. this weekend they experienced winds up to 80 miles per hour. you can see the mess they're dealing with now. downed power lines. broken trees. one hundred buildings damaged. >> washington also was dealing with the after math. of the remnants of the typhoon. look at this house that had a tree pierce right through the ceiling. and check out the video of an experienced wind surfer in seattle. who had to be rescued from the waters. so far we aren't hearing of any injuries from the storm. >> . that's still a developing a soon the blue areas which represent the gus locations. will really sp

other routes include devils gulch road from the north. u.s. 36 from the east. or you can take the peek to peek scenic highway from the south. >> different. usually it's the mar marathon. it was shortened to a half marathon. it started at civic center park. there was also a ten k race. the rock and roll marathon series started in 98. 18 years ago. we have pictures of the winners here they are. we're talking about the hawaii chocolate festival. coming up. why it's not just about sampling from a rancher's perspective, we feel that often washington is removed from what we need. senator bennet is different. michael bennet has been at the ready and always willing to listen. when the federal government wanted to increase grazing fees, senator bennet stepped up and helped put a stop that. he commits to his word, and that means a lot to a guy like me. i'm a republican, but i know that michael bennet trusts us and we trust him. i'm michael bennet in fact we challenged record numbers kwepb again here today. right on queue. winds cranked u especially during the afternoon.

it happened in a remote area near trail gulch. eagle county sheriff's office says the only part of a large cabin is this stairwell. a mobile home and shed were gutted by the flames. no one injured. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked it. this week in mesa county. the coroner has identified the remains as 74-year-old roger vehicle. reported missing in 2013 from the town of loma west of grand junction. investigators say they are working to find out how he died. >>> new information on firearms ending up in the hands of children in colorado. a new study shows a child was involved in accidental shootings at least eight times over the past two and a half years in our state. researchers looked at more than 1000 shootings overall. their number far exceeds the numbers statistics. >>> children in stapleton spent their morning helping other kids in need. paper with food and other treats for families in need. the event is hosted by local nonprofit group the kids compassion project. >> if we donate healthy food to kids in need,

crews were able to build a perimeter around the gulch fire last night. the fire was first reported saturday afternoon near a shooting range that burned 22 acres by the summit county landfill. someone at the shooting range took responsibility for the fire. that person has been cited and released. >>> matthew continues to move out to sea just off the canadian maritimes. however, the storm's impact is still being assessed. matthew is 20 deaths in the u.s. several people are still missing. >>> in north carolina flooded cities are trying to dry out and those downstream are keeping watch on rivers that haven't yet crested. the flooding potential days after the storm has passed is moving downstream. more than a foot of rain fell in some places. it has not receded either. thousands of people became trapped in homes and cars during the torrential rains. rescuers and coastguard helicopters had to pluck people >> we have not hit the most serious point of flood in new york yet and we predicted three days ago when -- in north carolina yet and we predicted three days

area this is the second fire to spark up in the last 24 hours still emergency responders got to trail gulch road they found three burning buildings, all of them are considered a total loss investigators firefighters will continue to check the area for hot spots this evening. thanks for joining us, a little bit late. >>@23 -year-old woman is dead after an overnight shooting inside a denver motel. we are live tonight with or learning about the victim in the investigation. p identified the victim, we did speak with family who says her name is ms. miss russell, they are not sure why she was at the motel overnight at that she did not deserve to die. outside a motel on east colfax, dozens of people stand around the police cars crime scene tape lopping off the parking lot and rooms. people not waking up, not knowing it's real. this is real life it is not family and friends console a heartbroken mother who they say, just learned her 23 -year-old daughter was murdered. >> she will give it to you, straight. susan hold any punches. she tosses, he was found shot to death and where the motel rooms just

you can and devils coach gulch road and the peaks peak scenic highway from peak speak scenic highway from the south. >>> police are asking for the public's help and in finding a man who broke into a local restaurant to the roof. at caracas grill on south abilene no word on what the this he stole. crimestoppers offering a $2,000 reward for information leading members of denver's cold crush bar they want you to share why you love the place in hopes of saving it. the bar 27th and larimer was shut down after a recent deadly shooting. tonight's event begins at 6 o'clock. >>> fox 31 problem solvers update. we recently told you about a lakewood man who is training to ride his bike bike from denver to new york city to raise awareness about animal abuse. someone stole his specially designed by but as shoal turner shows i schall turner shows us, a good samaritan is stepping in with to begin with a generous donation. >> marks the marx's life has not been the same since a thief took his cross-country bike in the middle of the night. mark spent months building the bike so he could ride from denve

it happened in a remote area near trail gulch. eagle county sheriff's office says a large cabin burned to the ground left standing. a mobile home and they shed were also lost in that fire. nobody was injured. investigators are now working to determine what sparked it. >>> a man is in custody after sexually assaulting a woman in aurora. she was attacked inside of her apartment. cbs4 news learned the suspect is wanted for similar crimes in mexico. cbs4's lauren dispirito spoke with the victim in an interview bravery for other people. >> reporter: this woman asked we not share her name, she was home with her baby in aurora earlier this month when she says a man forced his way through her front door. demanded cash and raped her at knife point. >> this person threatened my life. threatened the life of my child. >> reporter: despite fearing for her safety that she may not be believed, she spoke up. >> i have to be brave if no one else is going to be. i have to be the person th this has to stop and it can't happen again. >> reporter: pol

with some showgirls, milton berle poolside also with showgirls and fremont street during glitter gulch's heyday. color photos during the 1950's are very rare so the news bureau at the lvcva was ecstatic to find them and digitize them for future generations. in their archive they have 5-6 million negatives and slides. the bureau is actively developing, digitizing and archiving as fast as they can. last year they sent 17,000 negatives out to be digitized by a company who specializes in digitizing photos. so by may calculations it would take 352,000 years to develop slide and roll of film within their achieve. but it's like christmas morning every time they get the photos back, because new images of our history are being discovered and more images of our most iconic photo shoots, hotel opening, celebrity sighting you name it are also being discovered. republican v-p hopeful mike pence made a stop and be the first to know about all including cool stories like this.. and breaking news-- by downloading our mobile app. republican v-p hopeful mike pence made a stop in reno. "everywhere he goes h

firefighters are getting a handle on the free gulch fire burning near keystone. 15 to 20 acres have burned. it was reported after noon near the shooting range. no injuries reported. several days. >>> it's a colorado hazard. every year drivers are hurt or killed in crashes involving wild life. but things have changed along highway 9 near silver thorn. this week there was a ribbon cutting for the first ever wild life overpass. new safety improvements like wider shoulder, less slope and a wild life fence and deer guards have drastically the crashes. the wild life are guided onto the overpass by a ramp. >> we saw a 90 percent reduction in animal/vehicle collision. >> it deters them from walking out onto the highway. >> reporter: the first phase of the safety improvements have been finished. the second phase will be done by november. in all the project cost $50 million, and there was a grass roots movement that raised millions of dollars. one ranch owner put in more in the line of duty last year was among those honored in a vigil tonight. he fell through a skylight in june of 2015 and died from

alternate routes to estes park are on your screen and include devils gulch road from the north, us 36 from the east, or the peak to peak scenic highway from the south. we do want to make it clear, the public can still access the lower part of thompson canyon for fishing and hiking. visiting stores sandy's conoco and the cherry store that sells cherry pie and cider. a landmark decision from the us court of court of appeals will now stop the roundup of wild horses on public lands. the new ruling will make up the roundup of 500 horses planned for tuesday illegal. before this ruling, those federally protected wild horses were in danger of being eliminated from wandering onto private land. rounded up in order to put more domestic cattle and sheep in their place. the ruling now set the west, protecting wild horses from private ranchers who want them removed. >> just days before the final presidential debate, republican nominee donald trump is hitting the campaign trail hard. with many of his attacks today against the media, calling the election rigged in favor of his opponent and calling th

frank sinatra with some showgirls, milton berle poolside also with fremont street during glitter gulch's heyday. color photos during the 1950's are very rare so the news bureau at the lvcva was ecstatic to find them and digitize them for future generations. in their archive they have 5-6 million negatives and slides. it'll take thousands of years to develope everything in the vault but what an important. gotten into a fancy institution like harvard or stanford.. but the electoral college will never deny you. if you are a registered voter... you are part of the electoral college... question is... how much credit does nevada get? this electoral map shows nevada only gets 6 electoral votes.. compare that to california that has 55... and texas that has 38. however everyone's eyes are on nevada and its measly 6 votes. thats because california is most likely a lock for is most likely a lock for trump. the latest cnn poll shows nevada is back to being a battleground state...after leaning democrat last week. florida.. ohio and north carolina are also battleground states. vice president joe biden

more good news from summit county where the fry gulch fire has been burning since saturday and is also 100 percent contained. it broke out near a shooting range at the summit county landfill part 1 person was cited and released after admitting to starting the fire. if the fire grew to about 25 acres no dylan. no structures were burned. if you see smoke in larimer worry at the prescribed burn on pingree whole. this is to reduce hazardous fuels and improve forest health and wildlife habitat. the burn will likely take place all linked long. no secret that people are flocking to colorado, but there have been some signs of the real estate market flowing just a little bit. that's not the case in longmont with still rising. this guy sitting in the front row, w twitter followers following his moment in the spotlight. if you enjoyed today's well above average temperatures. the airplanes into startup tomorrow so it will be warm again that it will be the last again that it will be the last one, at least for a few days. from a rancher's perspective, we feel that often washington senator bennet is

the fray gulch fire has burned about 22 acres and at this point we are told it is only 30 percent contained. officials than they will have the fire 100 percent contained sometime tomorrow. it all started just above a shooting range at the summit throughout tomorrow. the cause of the fire is still investigated. we are seeing the colder temperatures but it is fire season not quite over yet? fall is one of the worst times because you have the leaves drying off and that's like kindling for the fire. it is super dry. we will check out the climate and what we have going on in terms of the drought index. the climate index here as you look along the front range there you go. into the summit county exceptionally dry right now. not in severe drought or anything but a thin band along i 25 from fort collins to denver. beyond that it is dry enough. we can get some problems with the leaves falling off the trees. temperatures at 60 degrees and it is not quite clear over denver but it is dry. we have pesky higher level clouds all day. that is a storm system pivoting through the san juan and into southeaste

the three buildings lost were among trail gulch road. crews kept an eye on for hot spots. the cause of this fire is still under investigation. any small fire could quickly grow into a big problem. several small wildfires have burned throughout the state in warning of near critical wildfire conditions. the most at-risk areas are in the southern colorado mountains and valleys. hazardous conditions also stretch into wyoming and montana. high winds and extra warm temperatures these days certainly aren't helping the cause. we want to bring in meteorologist danielle grant. we could use moisture at this point. >> by midweek we could find until then, it will be all about the wind. it will be extremely gusty. you can see red flag warnings in place most of eastern colorado. denver not included, but that will continue throughout the day tomorrow. you can see winds picking up overnight in the foothills gusting in the 50-mile-per-hour range by 9:00 tomorrow morning continuing and moving on to the i-25 corridor between about 20 and 30 miles per hour wind speeds for us. we are not done y

well, they dry-gulched us. we've e en what they call shanghaied. that's silly, bill. only sailors get shanghaied. this outfit bettererave a gol-darned good explanation for this. come on, let's get out of here. open up there! go ahead, swabby. make any trouble, i'll bust your head open. i was just coming up-- lay topside! captain cobb wants to have a look at you... lubbers. now, listen, friend-- i'm first mate, and you address me as mr. ferris. when i give you an order, you jump. now, lay topside, you chowderheads. on the double! how far are we from land, mr. ferris? only one mile, whiskers, straight down. ( laughs ) come on, lay aft. what? aft. aft. come on, come on. come on. there they be, captain, not a sailor man amongst 'em. there's a couple of things i'd like to find out about. who gave you permission to speak? when i wish you or any other deckhand to speak, i will let you know. until then, you will keep your mouth shut. now, what did you wish to say? speak up, man! adams: well, there's been some kind of a mix-up. we bought and paid for our passage around the hor

of the obama administration, whether they call arizona having navigable waters and washes and dry gulch is. shutting down our power grants. our coal-fired power plants which was incredibly expensive to literally regulating just about every aspect of our lives when you look at the regulations that have been an issue of her obamacare, they are about this site. how many hours they can work, whether or not they can work, whether or not they are eligible aliens this and that. micromanagement. let's turn the government back to our governor and legislature decide's let the state these issues. 25,000 regulations have come out of the said restriction. -- out of this administration. i am going to tell you, and you ain't seen nothing yet. ted: 45 second rebuttal, carlos woman. rep. kirkpatrick: i was raised in the mountains, at that time there was a thriving timber industry. when that nearly plunged into poverty, it has been my vision in and work for air is honored to build a strong, diverse economy. we have gone through too many boom and bust cycles. we cannot have that kind of economy until we f

of the obama administration, whether they call arizona having navigable waters and washes and dry gulchving those, shutting down our power plants, our coal-fired power plants which was incredibly expensive, too. literally regulating just about every aspect of our lives. when you look at the regulations that have issued over obamacare, there are about decide how many hours we can work and family they can't work and whether they be eligible for this and that. it's micromanagement. let's turn the government back to our governor at our legislature, and let's let the states decide these issues rather than it be a flood, 25,000 regulations have come out of this administration. since they've only got four months left, i'm sorry to tell you, you ain't seen nothing yet. kirkpatrick: i was born and raised in the mountains and that the time the area was a thriving timber industry. and that collapsed, the area where i was born plunged into poverty. it's been my vision and my work for arizona to build a strong diverse stable economy. we've gone through too many plan and bust cycles. we can't have th

he is now facing first-degree helped firefighters battle the fray gulch fire. crews will be monitoring the fire, mopping up over the next couple of days. the fire started around noon just above the shooting range. about 15 to 20 acres were burned. no one was hurt. no buildings were threatened. >>> 8:09 on your sunday morning. seems like we never stop talking about who the next broncos quarterback would be. after getting a chance to play last week, today it's paxton broncos. >> go get them, 12. lynch will get his first start of his nfl career. lynch came in last week. clearly trouble throwing the ball in practice sox he'll take it easy tonight. paxton looked good leading the broncos we'll have more in sports. >> a lot of people were impressed by paxton. >>> for those going to springs, you can take cdot's bustang to the game for $30. round trip service to mile high stadium from fort collins and colorado springs. there will also be rides for the broncos home game on october 30th. >>> snl picked up enough political material. >> trump's hot mic moment and after the

. >>> somebody at a shooting range has taken responsibility for starting the fry gulch fire that burned over the weekend near the summit county landfill. it started saturday, burned about 22 acres. crews got it fully contained sunday night. the sheriff's office cited and released the person who turned himself in. >>> and a brush fire on the contained. the bradbury fire started in deer trail northeast in elbert county, ripped through about 300 acres monday. it was mostly grassland. one structure was threatened but did not burn in the fire -- and the fire has been contained. some of those winds the last couple of days i think have been causing these issues. >> yep. >>> and yesterday humidity was kind of low, so you had those two things that were working against us. today, though, just look outside and you can see that humidity is on the increase and in the high country we have snow in rain and snow showers in the mountains while here in the city a mix of clouds and sun and our temperatures today are still going to be pretty warm by october standards. we should be closer to 68 degrees, tem

of the obama administration, whether they call arizona having navigable waters and washes and dry gulch es. shutting down our power grants. our coal-fired power plants which was incredibly expensive to literally regulating just about every aspect of our lives . when you look at the regulations that have been an issue of her obamacare, they are about this high. how many hours they can work, whether or not they can work, whether or not they are eligible aliens this and that. micromanagement. let's turn the government back to our governor and legislature and let's let the state decide these issues. 25,000 regulations have come out of this administration. since the only have four months left, i am going to tell you, and you ain't seen nothing yet. ted: 45 second rebuttal, carlos -- congresswoman. rep. kirkpatrick: i was raised in the mountains, at that time there was a thriving timber industry. when that nearly plunged into poverty, it has been my vision in and work for air is honored -- for arizona to build a strong, diverse economy. we have gone through too many boom and bust cycles. we c