but could a number 4 ponderosa spoil their party? the answer coming up for you >>> welcome to the 9news >> good morning, everyone. this friday we are looking forward to some epic games. number 1 pomona and number 6 valor will replay their 5a state championship game from last year and number 4 columbine will take on the top team in 4a. chatfield in the jeffco rivalry game. this week teams will focus on maintaining those rankings. the rebels would have to get through bear creek on thursday. first quarter columbine mixing game. roll outside, go deep to buck ramming. great football name. that would set up their first touchdown of the game a few plays later. they will keep this one nice set to be outside, the former running back will take it to the end zone, 16 yards untouched. the rebels win 38-14. >> we got spirit. >> it's number 2 denver south and monarch the flatirons. second quarter tied at 14 but not for long. marcus lindsey, younger brother of c.u.'s phillip lindsey showing he has that family trait of speed. he breaks for tackles e

mount vista beats arapaho, 41- 24. >> ponderosa traveling south to they're doing their best to hang. this puts the rams in the red zone. they would score shortly after to tie things up. they would pull away after that. finding the end zone. ponderosa would top rampart, 37- 6. >> it's a one-point game with only two seconds left in the first half when there's a hail mary up into the end zone, the ball gets tipped and the hands of ty webber as time expires. they looked up again in the second half to make it 20-6. green mountain kept hanging around though. there's this one-handed catch that nearly got the rams back in the game but they still fall short 20-12, thanks in large part to that hail mary. >> in my head i was like don't drop the ball, can you do this. last game, so i want to make sure i give my all this game, and he gave it my all and came down with the ball. my heart literally just stopped and it was so joyful. >> some of those games came down to the final minutes of play, much like devlin taking on evergreen. a great turnout by the student section for this match up. playing ca

reporter: last season, our arizona cardinals scored 59 touchdowns and because of that success, 5,900 ponderosa pines were planted, one for every project that continues today. >> we work with the national forest foundation and we plant trees in areas that have had significant fires here in arizona. >> reporter: since the trees for touchdowns program started, more than one million trees have been planted all over arizona thanks to the cardinals but also to s.r.p. customers. >> the customer adds $3 to their monthly bill and we accumulate the f national forest foundation and they go out and plant the trees. >> reporter: a program that brings burned forest back to life. >> this year, we're hoping for 75 touchdowns. >> reporter: liz kotalik, fox 10 news. >>> colin kaepernick, the nfl's most disliked player, according to a new poll. the poll found 42% of african americans said they liked him a lot. this comes after the backup quarterback began kneeling for the national anthem. >>> tonight's business watch, marriott closes a $13 billion deal creating the largest hotel chain in the world. marriott boug

deep in the ponderosa pines, surrounding flagstaff are these guys, students in the nau forestry program. today they are on a pretty routine mission. >> they go out and assess an ecosystem and use that information in the assessment to describe the current conditions in the forest which they then use to develop a management plan to advise how the forest should be managed in the future. >> reporter: all the students are in their senior year and have been working toward their capstone for years. >> every class builds on everything. every class i've taken since freshman year was worth it. not like you are taking a prerequisite. just to take it. >> reporter: their mission is to map out a number of acres to better understand the wildlife growth and learn about how certain fuels place -- play certain roles. >> also gives us information about the likelihood of a fire that starts in the forest, moving into the canopy and creating a wildfire. >> reporter: the data next semester. for these students being in the nau forestry program is a unique opportunity. >> graduating in may, it's just like wow,

central jersey will be hotter than a ponderosa day. 20% is the number of chance of rain like a laredo poker game. he got nothing much to gain. new york city where the fancy ladies give, you get as much son as the paint has to give. it's high near 89, 30% check for rain. it's all inside now, heat up all the beans. good night. >> a great white shark nursery has been found in new york. >> the people off of new jersey and new york live in a very special place. >> they made a significant discovery the most north atlantic has ever seen. >> in mind the only one thinking about shark soup? >> shark nursery is there, i'm (exclaiming) (school bell ringing) (barney belches) (tires screeching) d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunts) (all gasp) (yelling) (thudding and clattering)

as you journey up the hill, leaving cactus and boulders behind, you'll enter the ponderosa pine forest, followed by a mixed confier forest.

at the coffee cabin in ponderosa. you can also donate online. the link website, cbsdenver.com. >>> 55 in boulder and 56 in denver. 46 in aspen and 66 in grand junction. our weather watchers up early for us. 32 in brekenridge. it's a starry night and cold crisp morning for sure right at freezing there. taking a look at satellite and radar, skies are clear and red flag warnings today from garfield county down south into country and down south for douglas and lincoln counties. humidity levels are dropping and there's a lot of dry vegetation out there so be extra careful. i know a lot of people outside barbecuing today and going for a hike. be cautious out there. in the low 90s and hot throughout the afternoon and it will be windy. let's check in with joel. >>> good morning, we're continuing to follow the situation downtown. a hit-and-run accident and the person in 19th and chestnut. that entire intersection is blocked as police continue their investigation. we're waiting for more information and will pass it along to you as we get it. you see the p

/nat/ last on the list, supreme lobster--a seafood distributor on polaris and ponderosa--was shut down for no hot water. they were processing fish in the midst of this imminent health hazard. there was also a soiled mesh scrubber in the shellfish cutting room, peeling ceiling tanks were in severe disrepair with chipping paint and disintegrating wood. darcy tag: cantina cancun grill is back to an a grade. all the places that were closed have reopened with a grades as well. darcy spears, 13 action news. a disabled vietnam veteran reached out to us last week saying a broken elevator could cost him his life. when we found out.. the complex promised to have it fixed today. but when it still wasn't working.. we went in to get some answers. (you guys took th that said out of service, which led me to believe it was back in service, but it's not) we're not allowed to answer any questions, i'm sorry so.. even though the 'out of service' sign was gone.. the elevator still didnt work. the americans with disabilities act requires buildings with three or more floors to have a working elevator. howev

/nat/ last on the list, supreme lobster--a seafood distributor on polaris and ponderosa--was shut down for no hot water. they were processing fish in the midst of this imminent health hazard. there was also a soiled mesh scrubber in the shellfish cutting room, peeling ceiling tiles in the fish processing with chipping paint and disintegrating wood. darcy tag: cantina cancun grill is back to an a grade. all the places that were closed have reopened with a grades as well. darcy spears, 13 action news. right now we are working on all-new stories for our next half-hour including -- a new war of words on teh campaign trail. what hillary clinton said that has many angry and her campaign apoloigizing! then -- a teenager saves his father's life. you won't believe what he used trying to killing them the nation is remembering almost 3-thousand lives lost 15 years ago. taking a live look at the over 20,000 nevadans rely on planned parenthood for access to basic health services and critical cancer screenings. but congressman heck voted to defund planned parenthood and was willing to shut down the

/nat/ last on the list, supreme lobster--a seafood distributor on polaris and ponderosa--was shut down for no hot water. they were processing fish in the midst of this imminent there was also a soiled mesh scrubber in the shellfish cutting room, peeling ceiling tiles in the fish processing room, and beams at the lobster tanks were in severe disrepair with chipping paint and disintegrating wood. darcy tag: cantina cancun grill is back to an a grade. all the places that were closed have reopened with a grades as well. darcy spears, 13 action news. a major cleanup in central twisters -- last night -- severely damaging at least two homes -- tearing off roofs -- and bling out windows. incredibly -- no injuries reported. a large, slow moving pacific system will bring breezy to windy conditions along with milder temps to the area starting tomorrow. the winds will be up to the breezy category tomorrow as the system starts to slowly approach the area. expect gusts to about 30 mph tomorrow afternoon with highs around 100. to 35 mph are expected monday and we will see highs in the mid 90's. expec

/nat/ last on the list, supreme lobster--a seafood distributor on polaris and ponderosa--was shut down for no they were processing fish in the midst of this imminent health hazard. there was also a soiled mesh scrubber in the shellfish cutting room, peeling ceiling tiles in the fish processing room, and beams at the lobster tanks were in severe disrepair with chipping paint and disintegrating wood. darcy tag: cantina cancun grill is back to an a grade. all the places that were closed have reopened with a grades as well. darcy spears, 13 action news. we'll be back with today's top your first alert forecast. as we go taking a live look at xxxxx. today the nation is remembering nearly 3 thousand people killed 15 years ago in the deadliest over 20,000 nevadans rely on planned parenthood for access to basic health services and was willing to shut down the government over it. heck opposed roe v. wade and voted to criminalize abortion. congressman heck is what's wrong with washington. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. you live life your way. we can help you retire your

>> when i was given some specifics that it was ponderosa aviation. >> who your husband flew with. >> he was a pilot with them. aircraft. so i called the owner and i basically said i understand one of your airplanes is down. he was in shock as well. he said you mean the sheriff hasn't been there yet? and that's when i knew it was really bad. >> and paul babeu came to your door eventually. >> yes. >> paul has been a guest on this program. i know him pretty well. i think the term soft hands woul he handled it as best as could be expected to tell you that news. >> paul is wonderful human being. and very compassionate, very honest man. i think the world of him. >> we started to get to know each other as i worked on a story on the airspace issue in that area. i would show the story but it's nine minutes long so you can look it up on-line and i will

/nat/ last on the list, supreme lobster--a seafood distributor on polaris and ponderosa--was shut down for no they were processing fish in the midst of this imminent health hazard. there was also a soiled mesh scrubber in the shellfish cutting room, peeling ceiling tiles in the fish processing room, and beams at the lobster tanks were in severe disrepair with chipping paint and disintegrating wood. darcy tag: cantina cancun grill is back to an a grade. all the places that were closed have reopened with a grades as well. right now we are working on all-new stories for our next half-hour including -- a new war of words on the campaign trail. what hillary clinton said that has many angry and her campaign apoloigizing! then -- a teenager saves his father's life. you won't believe what he used to take on a drug-crazed man -- trying to killing them the nation is remembering just minutes the first moment of silence will be held across the nation. it will mark the time.... 15 years ago... the first plane struck the live. meanwhile in the bottom left corner of your screen is a live look at the

it's the coffee cabin on ponderosa road on parker drive. you can make a donation online. we have a link cbsdenver.com. >>> the unofficial end to summer vacation will end in a wet mess for people hoping for a last day at the beach. hermine is making a final push to the u.s. coast. the national weather service is calling for 70 miles per hour winds and higher gusts in parts of long island and massachusetts. the storm caused significant damage late last week when it made land fall as a hurricane in florida making its way through trampoline go over the porch and that's when i knew i had to shut the door. >> new jersey governor chris christie is urging caution. >>> almost 40 wells in northeast oklahoma are shut down after the 5.2 earthquake center knew states. the earthquake may have been scary for families around oklahoma but turned out to be a miracle for one couple. a mother gave birth to this baby girl. the nurses kept saying the earthquake caused her birth. >> i thought the water breaking caused the earth to shake because my daughter was coming into the worl. >> dad says

. >> reporter: and again that fund-raiser will be here at the coffee cabin on parker and ponderosa drive next sunday, september 11th from 7:30 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. all of the product and even the taxes the owner said is going to come out of his own pocket. you can also make a donation to the family of detective dan bright directly. we have a link-up to his benefit account on our just go to cbsdenver.com under links and info. we're live in parker, melissa garcia, cbs4 news. >> great to see the community stepping up there. >>> happening now, hermine continues to stir up trouble along the east coast. tonight the storm may become a hurricane once again. >> the heavy rains headed out to sea but as wendy gillette reports from belmar, new jersey, that threat isn't over. >> reporter: the dog days of summer are still hanging around lingering a few hundred miles offshore. the storm is bringing crashing waves to the jersey shore, and as far south as virginia. only perfect conditions for surfers. >> oh, you can be up to your knees, and if a wave knocks you off your feet and you get caught in a rip,

. >> the fundraiser for detective bright is this sunday at the coffee cabin on parker road in ponderosa drive running from 7:30 in the morning until 3:00 in the afternoon. every purchase will detective bright and his family. >>> police want to catch up with a man who killed a woman near 70th street and steward street. neighbors say they heard the couple fighting earlier in the evening in the home. >> they usually argue, like often. but i don't know, i guess got pretty crazy last night. >> he already has a lengthy over a million ears of corn are picked a day here in olathe, colorado. and i'm glad we have a senator who uses his ears to listen to what's most important to colorado farmers. michael bennet asked what he could do to help, and then worked with republicans to make a farm bill we don't always agree, but he values our input. and i do trust michael bennet to look out for us. i'm michael bennet and i approve this message. >>> foggy on the north eastern plains. it's thick and looking at temperatures 57 in denver and 61 in bouldernd 65 in grand junction. satellite and radar is quiet.