the man is dead and another in the hospital, after being shot in denver and police are trying to find the suspect. it happened on the 500 block of east colfax and were told it is closed at pro and pennsylvania. the victim is in the hospital, and is expected to recover. a monster hurricane is heading toward jamaica. hurricane matthew was a category 5. this morning, some good news. it is a category 4 hurricane and we've seen wins 160 miles an hour, overnight and the models show the eye of the hurricane has a decent chance of hitting jamaica as you can see. it will almost certainly hit the east side of cuba and hurricane hunter plane with the air force reserve should be reaching the island to have a look. the storm is already being blamed for one death in columbia, 67-year-old man the strongest storm in the atlantic since hurricane felix in 2007 and next week, it could hit the bahamas with a little bit less power. 6:02 on your saturday morning and thank you for waking up with us. this is brandon rittiman filling in for ryan. working six days this weekend we appreciate you being here. a nice week outside, sunny and nice. let's check in with belen de leon to see if it will change for the weekend. good morning. our forecast will be warmer temperatures and sunny skies. this afternoon, a chance for some storms and in the mountains and we won't see a risk for severe weather but the storm prediction center placed us in the general category with rain forecasted and anything we fall -- anything we see bowling monument hill at the palmer divide where the forecast and the eastern plains will stay dry for the next 24 hours in the temperatures above normal and we should be close to 72 with highs in the upper 70s, low 80s and 60s close to the foothills. the current temperatures are mild with 50s and 40s on the map and truly are closer to the foothills where the temperatures are in the 30s. radar and satellite is quiet and dryer, as well and we will wake up to sunshine when the sun comes up. 7:00, 52 degrees and the temperatures in the 60s by 9:00 with plenty of blue in the sky. i will let you know what is in store, coming up. new evidence recovered may help investigators figure out what caused the deadly crash of a commuter train in new jersey. investigators are hoping they could get information about the trains speed and use of the the train sped past the stopping point in hoboken and rammed through a concourse on thursday and someone standing on the platform was killed. there was a conversation over a statewide transportation budget. >> the third-largest transit system in the world. very good safety record. no accident is acceptable and we have to get to the bottom of what happened and i promise you that we will. back one of the people who survived is a man who escaped hurt in the crash. the family of a man shot by police in southern california accused police of provoking him. police in el cajon released video of the shooting, hoping to calm down protesting that turned violent, at times. a lawyer for the family said cell phone footage looked like coal to the cowboy with his gun drawn provoking a mentally man's motions back and forth before the shooting and the man died. he was unarmed and police said he was holding any cigarette in a, quote, shooting stance during the incident. in pasadena, protesters demonstrated peacefully overnight, over a different killing by police. it involved a black man was armed. protesters marched at the apartment building where reginald thomas was killed friday morning and deputiesus tasers on him, twice. they said he was armed with a knife and was on not -- was not cooperating. they put him in handcuffs and noticed he was not breathing and they saved him with first aid. he leaves behind eight children. in south carolina, a fourteener boy accused of killing his father and shooting a teacher and students faces charges as a juvenile. the boy has not been identified because of his age and faces charges for murder and attempted murder. townville elementary school in anderson county on wednesday. the teacher and two young students were hurt, one of them six years old and suffered critical injuries. the boys father was dead in the home and a source close to the family said the teen was homeschooled after bringing a machete to school earlier in the year and investigators are trying to figure out the motivation. a former denver firefighter will have to register as a sex offender as part of a plea deal, accused of exposing his genitals top he pled guilty to a misdemeanor charge of indecent exposure and in june, aurora police arrested him after witnesses said he was masturbating in a candy store at the aurora town store. he resigned after the arrest and his sentence includes two years of supervised deferred judgment, which means he doesn't break the terms of his plea deal, he could get the case expunged. >> disturbing. marijuana away from children, new state measure is looking to change the look of edibles. the new law said they need to be clearly marked with a red diamond and the letters thc and a warning. has to let the word m -- and the word candy cannot appear in any packaging and it is to stop children from getting sick because of the pot. hospitals have reported double the number of marijuana related visits for children after 2014, when it ga regional poison centers had five times more pediatric cases and pot shop owners are skeptical it will work. >> i have met -- mixed feelings. we haven't seen a lot of data that if you stab something it will prevent the child from ingesting it or prevent a kid from taking it to school. >> they have from the end of november to sell edibles with the old labels. the colorado state patrol wants to find the owner of this dog, hit between monte vista and in the back of the vehicle. if you recognize the dog, call colorado state patrol. 6:07 on her saturday and gerald glenn is hosting a rally in denver, state candidate, on the west steps of the capitol at 1:00. the poll shows the candidate has a 2% lead over the incumbent senator, michael bennet. libertarian candidate, gary johnson, will be in denver monday. at cu on south denver. he's the former governor of new mexico and some polls put his support in colorado as high as 13% of the vote, which would make him a distant third. clinton and trump are polling and nearly a dead tie for first in colorado, right now. donald trump is coming to afternoon and later, in loveland at the budweiser event center. this comes after he was in colorado springs earlier this month and in denver, as well. tickets are available on trump's website. donald trump claims the first debate with hillary clinton was rigged. he's building on that idea to promote the notion that the election, itself, will also be a set up. the new ap poll shows have supporters agree, responding they have little or no confidence in the integrity of the vote count. trump's latest out first on twitter ha concerned. trump tweeted an attack against former miss universe, alicia machado, claiming she has a sex tape and that hasn't checked out, exactly, at least not in the way they think of sex tapes. she has posed nude for a magazine and a website reported she was shown in a spanish reality tv show appearing to have sex with her then boyfriend under the covers in grainy we mentioned that polls show voters are split evenly, but hillary clinton is making ground in key battleground states and is hitting the campaign trail at full force following monday's debate. she told voters that trump's overnight twitter attacks were unhinged, even for him and the new poll shows she actually won the debate. she goes to georgia next for the conversation with senator cory booker and bernie sanders will campaign for her in minnesota. > tension between police and the communities in which they work and one boy in florida is on a mission to make sure law enforcement feels appreciated. >> it's sweet, literally. meet 8-year-old tyler. he wants to bring doughnuts to every police officer in america and he was in oregon on friday wearing his donut mask to carry don't not need a reason to think cops. i wonder if he came up with that himself, very creative. he gave 400 donors to a sheriff's office in oregon. he earned a special thank you from the mayor of eugene. very sweet and kind. 6:11 on your saturday morning. it may be october. temperatures are warmer than they should be this time of year. >> it has definitely felt like a tug-of-war between summer and welcome back. i assumed this was in denver, not really sure. it is still dark out and we see through denver. it is 6:00 on your saturday morning and overall, conditions are perfect. i know it is hard to start thinking about this, but snow flurries? >> it is about that time. >> it is october. it happens around here and we will check in with belen to see what the future holds. good morning. the biggest weather becoming a category 5 hurricane. the first cat5 in the atlantic basin since felix in 2007. as of the most recent update by the national hurricane center, it has weakened very slightly because it has strong wind at 155 miles per hour. through tomorrow morning, it could get even closer to jamaica and the island of hispaniola. we will look at this very closely, as it approaches the big-time rain or any kind of snow but we welcome a brand-new month and the average snowfall for october is four inches in average high, 65 and the average high is 37 degrees. into the weekend, warmer temperatures and more sunshine than what we had yesterday. a chance for storms this afternoon and we aren't expecting check out these temperatures. we should be closer to 72. highs will be in the upper 70s, low 80s. 65 in the western slope and our chances for rain will be small within the next few days. wednesday, chances for rain increase and for this afternoon, the best chance for storms will be in the mountains, the foothills and south of the metro, bringing very little rainfall. 70s through lunchtime and after watch how the storms will gradually develop and this afternoon. this morning, if you are doing and anything outside, you will be in good shape. after lunch time, clouds will bubble up and through the palmer divide, a few storms may develop and overnight, a stray shower in northern kerala water -- northern colorado with sunshine as you wake up to start off your sunday. 52 will be the overnight low in tomorrow, a high of 81 degrees. 80s through monday and 60s on tuesday and wednesday. >> that is a drop off. >> yes. a 14-year-old with syndrome has skills on the field. >> an incredible story. the crowd went wild. we will touched on that memorable moment in a few welcome back. we are taking live look at fort collins. we can tell if that is a cloud covered sky or the sky. we know than what we typically see this time of year and we will check in with belen and a second. 6:19 on your saturday. high school player in texas had his first touchdown. here is todd unger with the story. >> okay. >> you ready? >>reporter: it's friday. we are at the post game day weight training for the freshman football team. all anyone can think about is what happened thursday. it was, i think, it was probably the most memorable moment, yet. >>reporter: a moment captured by the partners at the fort worth star. with a little help from his friends, that young man. about 20 yards into the end zone. it's blaise mays, a freshman. [whistle] celebration that followed is something to see. his daily grit and determination is something to see, too. >> number 99. >>reporter: the 14-year-old running back has down syndrome but never lets that slow him down. >> fast. you like to a fast? >> yes. >>reporter: his love of football started years ago and the perseverance was realized with that cd, his one and only. since seventh grade, he's been with us. >>reporter: this group isn't all work. we are talking but freshman, after all. what happens in the weight room makes a difference for winning on the field. perhaps no one knows that better now, then blaise mays, who scored the touchdown. [whistle] >> how sweet. >> that is awesome. he does have the name. >> exactly. the rockies last the season in colorado. they put on an impressive game. >> they really did. >> one of the rockies proved he is the best in the national league and we will tell you from colorado's sports leader, here's rod mackey. it's another huge football weekend. we begin with baseball because it's the final weekend of the final series of the season for the rockies. another season to forget, mind you, for the team. best player proved it again against the blue or does the brewers, two run home run, the best in the national league. the rockies one, the final score was 4-1. another door opened as exhibition games against the kings, colorado 2- 0. nathan mckinnon did his part to make it 3-0, a little sharper than the rest of the world cup. the odds are perfect and they won it again, 3-1. now, football. 35 points per game in the first three games and suddenly, the red hot broncos offenses ready to light it up again. >> after that game, the defense scored two touchdowns and the defense is holding us down, we look at ourselves and say, we have to step it up. after every game, you see the past two games, you see this with a defense of player out team. we've got to pick up our slack and be better on offense and that's what we are saying and that's what we did last week. >> that is on sunday and a lot of great college football games with see you and oregon state and the border were between csu and wyoming. air force will take on navy and it should be good. speaking of good, we thought that it would be the case last night with stanford and mccaffrey at tenth ranked washington. this game was cardinals. they got lit up. washington won the game 44-6, out! stay with us. stay with us. 9news return this is 9news. the cease-fire is over and the battle in syria has intensified. more bombings and supplies are scarce. officials said she was distracted when she drove a bus full of students into a ditch. police found her doing before the accident. two american sisters suffered a rare and deadly condition overseas. the mystery is not over. why the autopsy leads to more questions. a panda in china gets the attention of a crowd during the workout. doing sit ups? nice. >> yes. feels like fall. our first championship is a wrap and taylor has the results. later, in the pep rally. 6:28 on your saturday morning and brandon is filling in for ryan. >> good to be here. i have caffeine and it will be fine. >> you need to do it for this show. >> do you ever. >> let's check in with belen for the forecast. welcome to your weekend. we start off with temperatures in the 80s. yesterday, mostly cloudy and today, more blue in the sky and sunshine. this afternoon, a chance for storms around town with temperatures around town in the 50s, 40s in northern colorado. in idaho springs, closer to the foothills, the temperatures will be in the 60s and 70s. upper 70s and low 80s are on the trend for eastern plains and this morning, the skies are clear than what we had yesterday when we woke up to cloudy conditions and we will keep the sunshine for most of the day. temperatures will be in the 70s , and clouds increase later with a chance for isolated storms and the amount of rain that any of the storms will be bring will be's block -- will be closer and the palmer divide, coming up, we track the storms with b cool down next week and i have that information in the extended forecast. the autopsies have been released for the mystery surrounding the deaths of two sisters. it will last a little bit longer. they said the sisters died of excess fluid in their lungs and rain, it's a rare condition commonly known as acute pulmonary and cerebral edema. robin marie korkki and anne marie korkki, living in denver, were found dead in seychelles. the cause of death will take some time to release and they said the condition is nonspecific and could because by a variety of things like a virus, drugs or trauma. >> causes of pulmonary edema -- there are many and it can range from infection, such as pneumonia, different types of viral infections. we can see this in trauma when there is a blood clot in the lung, a pulmonary embolism, that can lead to pulmonary edema and there is also different types of exposure. whether medication, drugs, or even toxins. >> still a lot to figure out. it can also happen when people are active in cold water. the report will hopefully reveal more information. and he was a member of the figure skating team skating team and they released a statement saying she was a beautiful skater with a bright smile, infectious laugh and a love for life. the university of denver phase of the federal lawsuit over allegations of gender discrimination and unequal pay for women. law professor, lucy marsh said the equal employment opportunity commission will file a lawsuit and she has been with du since 1973 and in 2013, she found out male professors made about $16,000 more per year involved and conducted an investigation into the pay practices and found a violation of the equal pay act. >> not for the money, i'm doing it to make sure that the school complies with the law and can hold its head up. >> the spokesperson said'tthtem year, do you defended the merit pay system and said paid less because she was, quote, substandard as a professor. she doesn't think the argument will hold up in court. it had nine female professors. a new interactive tool will help in the train -- in that denver police department's training regimen. >> i'm talking to you. >> it's okay, sir. >> interesting? prepare officers for and they project these scenarios on a 360 degrees screen to give officers the ability to communicate with each other and to de-escalate situations in real time. they said it is the first large police department in the country using this technology and donations in the denver police foundation and wells fargo covered the $300,000 price tag and officers will ha on this equipment every six weeks. now, to the latest from syria. the government -controlled syrian central military media released footage that shows fighting between syrian forces and rebel groups on the outskirts of eastern aleppo. people in rebel held parts said a russian-backed air campaign against the city is targeting schools, marketplaces and hospitals. video shot this week shows burning buildings and devastated neighborhoods in the emergencies. in northern syria, they are experiencing attacks, as well. an emergency worker was brought to tears because of what he discovered in the rubble. i warn you this can be tough to watch. video shows a rescue worker bond building. nt away from a the worker was overcome with grief. he said please god, and the child was covered lo they have not found her parents. the united nations health agency called the lack of medical care in aleppo, quote, unfathomable. 4million people live in the hot zone in eastern aleppo and to care for them, fewer than 30 doctors. it's not just shortstaffed -- deliberately targeted in recent attacks in the world health organization is pleading for a halt to the violence that keeps them from being able to send in hell. they have 338 deaths in the last couple of weeks and count nearly 850 injuries, and one third of them are children. france is sending war planes to iraq in an effort to wrap up -- to be able to wrap up and take over the city of mosul. plant -- francis stepping up the aerial campaign after being the first to join the u.s. french planes have flown 32 missions to destroy four targets. president obama boarded air force one in israel after attending the funeral for shimon peres. the present we had to coax former president bill clinton to get on board air force one to go home. he stood in the doorway of the plane and called out to clinton, let's go! clinton had been chatting with stolen more than a decade ago were recovered. they were hidden in a farmhouse in italy and the museum is so excited to have it back, that they don't care what happened, at this point. they said the paintings are in relatively good condition. the heist happened in 2002 when a museum was broken through the roof in amsterdam. it was part of a larger investigation into an international drug smuggling group. rollers ghost -- roller coasters are supposed to be scary, but not this scary. ec they got stuck in the air at australia's seaworld and the staff had to go up with harnesses to pull in the riders, one by one. the park blames it on a faulty sensor and the good news, nobody got hurt. in ohio, the police department defended itself after police brutality claims. dash cam video shows this happening and after the officers did this, you can see the glass from the window shattered. the man filed a civil rights lawsuit against the city and several officers and we apologize because this is tough to watch. the police chief said the video could be misunderstood andully,- reatening. >> that vio is tough. an unusual sight in t watched this splch. the dredge was launched,re alligator was taken into custody and no one came forward. >> the sting out of some of the stuff we are talking about. >> that is true. >> he is doing sit ups. i wouldn't figure them to be the most athletic animals, but kudos to this guy for trying. amused to see this. >> i don't know, was he scratching his back? >> what was the motivation? i don't think he or she is trying to show off for anybody. >> look at that. [laughter] >> hope you got a laugh out of that, like we did. an unusual turn of events. was odd to see his cat outside with the dog on the roof. >> gregory heard scratching outside his house and when he went to figure out where the sound was coming from, he found a dog on top of the roof. he doesn't know how the dog got up there but thought it may have jumped over the bridge. they eventually got the dog down off the roof. the dog his name someone had a sense of humor. he is a chihuahua mix and will be put up for adoption. >> that is interesting. i wonder what animal control thought about how he got over that. a little chihuahua? come on. coming up in your forecast, a lot going on with meteorologist belen de leon breaking down what we can see and we will be dealing with moving along fine for those planning to go to the high country this weekend. in the metro, temperatures could be warmer than what we typically see this time of year. we are in for a beautiful day. >> pretty good. we could see flurries next week. we are at the point where winter is battling the summer away. >> >> in the high country, in the mountains, you feel like this is just awesome weather. >> the forecast is critical. let's check in with belen de leon for what we can see. a beautiful picture of mount warner in steamboat springs. when covered with snow, you have skiers and snowboarders take a look at these beautiful fall colors and thank you to larry for sending these over. the high today will be 78 degrees, not record-breaking. the record was set in 1892 and it is above the normal high of 72 with temperatures in the upper 70s and 80s. in the high country, 60s and the western slope, 75. not a threat of severe weather, but colorado is under a general thunderstorm risk category and the storms that we have developing could bring lightning and brief rain and also, stronger winds, at time. don't worry abt we will have lots of sunshine. put on that spf with temperatures topping out in the upper 70s around 2:00. after that, clouds increase. a nice day, overall, to be outside and keep an eye to the sky this afternoon. at 1:00 p.m., clouds are building in the distance and in the foothills and the south, near monument hill, we have the best chance to see storms stray shower overnight and skies may gradually clear with a sunny start for your sunday. the amount of rain you see will be minimal, point one inches, .2 inches near douglas county and el paso county. for your college game day colors, 12:30. boulder will be 72 degrees with the chance for an isolated shower and the cowboys at 815 and northern colorado with partly cloudy skies and temperatures at 67. a stray shower in the forecast early and tomorrow, a high of 81 and monday, 82. a big cool down from monday through thursday with those monday through thursday with a chance of isolated storms on tuesday and wednesday. thursday, a mild day with a and it is not that cold. >> it will feel cold after the 80s. >> we've been spoiled, that's for sure. >> you have to bring gloves when you cover the sports, now. >> some of these games at night are getting chilly. we are down to state championships. the state golf is over and done with and we have six new champions to crown, coming up welcome to the 9news prep rally. here's taylor temby. we are not to the halfway point in the football season. already, one fall sport is over. we crowned the golf state champion and there was no shortage of drama. hagen ranch, pearson started the day tied at second and it wasn't good enough. what did he do? he hit a hole-in-one in the back nine. it propelled him to the individual state title and the falcons to second-place team a gorgeous scene in carbondale for the championship and the individual crown was decided in two playoff holes. it was luke who outlasted the competition. he finished four under with a huge congrats to the thunder who claimed the team title, the first championship, ever, for discovery canyon. the competition, two former championsun leaderboard. kent denver jr., oliver jack, led after day one and defended competitors through every hole and kept his one-stroke lead and a short pot for the par and then ivan richman from estes park, and 17 with a shot to the green that would set him up for a birdie putt and we are tied with a bogey on 18 into the playoffs. jack came back and the chip put him next to the pen and he finished off the following play the 19th title, overall. >> it means a lot. coach austin does everything for us. it's nice to see him smile when we win and it feels great. i've wanted to do this since freshman year and even beyond that, middle school. it feels great and definitely the biggest win of my career, for sure. >> an impressive shot came on the 11th hole. lining up on the green, this keeps rolling and rolling. eventually, dropped straight in with a birdie putt clinching third-place in the tournament. the stanford standout, mccaffrey, committed to michigan and it's time to get acquainted with another with the same name and skill on the field. we start with dillon. the eagles took on cherry creek. scoreless in the first, mccaffrey with all the time in deep to christian ellis. untouchable, he gave the first points of the game. the comeback was midway in the second, trailing, filling in for diaz, showing that he can throw. this went 41 yards to find stanley in the end zone and the bruins take the lead. luke mccaffrey, he made a statement. his first touchdown with the varsity team would be yard kickoff return. does that remind you of anyone? it helped the eagles defeat. valor wins, and arapahoe hosted number seven, fairview, for homecoming. jake williamson placed the pass at the corner of the end zone and mcwilliams caught and another score with fairview leading and again, he had a pass to connor twist, who arapahoe found jake ross open for the only score of the game 7, the final. 4 hridiculous. dante johnson trucked through the defender on the way of the witten zone. the eagles responded immediately with the quarterback striking downfield to josh martin. he hit the brakes and end zone, 7-7. the real story was four touchdowns on the game that included this, and heritage would win the final, 42-28. in softball, the number one team on the board, helping the teammate to go within two of the opponents. the indians put up five runs and how the lead for the 9-4 when strasburg is 13-2 on the season. >> this season, we've been focusing on a rebuilding year and we wanted to work together as a team and we've gotten together to learn how to play with each other and learn how all the dynamics work together. >> we have extended highlights and interviews from all of the games online and you can find it by going to 9news.com/hss. boys tennis is the next state championship and from there, they trickle one after the other all the way through december. >> we will knock them down at home. >> excited for the games, but you will have zero sleep. welcome back. a sunny view of the mountains, it does not appear there is a cloud in the sky. we do see a little bit of haze on the start to your saturday. looking good. let's recap overnight news. the man is dead and another person in the hospital after being shot in denver and police are trying to find the suspect. it happened on the 500 block of east colfax. colfax was closed at pearl in pennsylvania and the victim in the hospitals expected to recover. toward jamaica, hurricane matthew, was a category 5 and now, a cat 4. still pretty bad with wins over 160 miles an hour overnight. models show the i have the hurricane has a decent chance of hitting jamaica and will almost certainly hit the east side of cuba, later. the hurricane hunter plane with the air force reserves should be taking a look at the eye of the storm. the storm is being blamed for one death in columbia. the 67-year-old man drowned. it's considered the strongest expected to hit the bahamas next week with a little bit less power. coffee break, next week a special event for teenaged girls. >> you should try to go because you are naturally gifted at fencing. you've been practicing behind- the-scenes. >> know. [laughter] >> this event will help inspire and empower young women to build self-confidence and one way to do it is fencing. fenc problems and deal with challenges. it is called girls elevated expo on october 9. i would be interested to know some key things to remember when you are fencing. >> you want to not just go nuts after the person, it is all about finesse. >> you are balancing yourself and you want to -- balance is important. somebody. it is all about finding the strategic fix from the olympics. fencing is going on in colorado. >> we should foes -- we should post this video. >> we actually will stay on channel 20 all morning so stick nanna koerstz madsen sports, home of the olympic games, the nhl, premier league, chase for the nascar sprint cup and primetime's number one show, "sunday night football," only on nbc. welcome to the u.s. bank nbc sports report. a look at hazeltine national golf club just outside of minneapolis, site of the 41st ryder cup, getting set for two day of the ryder g cup. americans lead it 5-3. i'm kathryn tappen.