will be the coordinated play caller on offense and of wade phillips on defense. the broncos play again thursday. have you been outside today? it s gorgeous in the metro area starting the week off in the 70s. belen deleon is in the 9news backyard. you got to pinch me and remind me it s fall still. it is. yes, it s beautiful outside right now, but we do have some concerns in your forecast. as you guys mentioned earlier in the newscast, we were talking about that brushfire in elbert county and the month it has been a really dry one across the state. let s look at that drought monitor. our northern mountains into el paso and elbert county is where we currently have abnormally dry conditions and in some patches moderate drought conditions. so we certainly do need that rainfall. those winds have been gusty at times up to about 20 miles per hour around the front range, also in the foothills near the divide and the mountains and be in effect just a little longer until 6 p.m. beca
video video came up with him talking about women. it takes a big man to know when he s wrong and to admit it and to have the humility to apologize and be transparent and be vulnerable with people. and donald trump last night showed that he s a big man. pence went on to speak about he said that we all fall short and that we need grace. a new nbc news wall street journal poll shows donald trump lagging behind hillary clinton double digits among likely voters. the poll conducted saturday and sunday before the second presidential debate shows clinton with 52% support in a head to head match-up compared to trump who received 38%. last month. this is clinton s largest advantage since the poll began last november. nbc news lester holt will analyze these numbers and have voter questions that were included in that poll. 9news will host a debate tomorrow between colorado s u.s. senate candidates. democratic incumbent michael bennet and republican challenger darryl glenn will deba
in the 60s and 50s in higher elevations. our friends in steamboat springs 38 degrees, very different for us here on the front range and eastern plains. out east temperatures are in the mid-80s and across the urban corridor our temperatures are in the low to upper 70s still with only a few clouds up over our head. the reason for the strongers winds is that we have a cold front approaching. you can see kind of a little bit of rain and seen is just kind of the front side of the front that s pushing to the southeast. the winds have elevated fire danger in some parts across colorado. southeastern colorado a red flag warning in effect until 7 p.m. and for our neighbors to the north wind warnings and also wind advisories and high fire danger currently possibility of seeing gusts up to 80 mile-per- hour for our friends in wyoming and the panhandle of nebraska, gusts possibly up to 45 miles per hour. you can see those wind moving but the sky does look beautiful, doesn t it? if you re
on the boulder turnpike between the flatirons crossing and mccaslin exits. a car pulled up next to him and his driver s side window shattered. deputies found a bullet hole later. the suspect vehicle is described as an older white toyota or honda sedan. anything with information is asked to call northern crime stoppers at 1-800-222-tips. ? what so proudly we hailed ? ? dozens of people and veterans gathered at fort logan cemetery today to honor the men and women who have served and are serving our country. guest speakers from the colorado national guard and buckley air force base say today is a reminder of the sacrifices countless men and women have made and to make sure that we all live in freedom. they chose when called to serve in order to preserve the dreams of future americans and hero. they thought about banding together, getting the job done and just maybe survive. fort logan cemetery is one of four veterans cemeteries in our state. it s one of 135 in the united s
prayers are with us. reporter: foyer goal is to stop destruction of the final piece of the dakota access pipeline. i have children, also. so i don t want them to feel the repercussions of decisions that we ve made. reporter: the $3.7 billion pipeline need a pending permit from the army corps of engineers to drill under the lake, part of the missouri river watershed and the main source of drinking water for the standing reservation. stopping the pipeline is the long term goal of the protesters. in the short term winter is coming. challenges are coming, the weather and wind and it s going to get cold soon. reporter: which is why temporary structures are going up at the camp and chopping firewood is a constant here. so we re here as people, not just natives but for all human beings. reporter: a unity that bengie buffalo says he ll be a few months. you know, if we got a choice, we can makuta difference if we stand together in solidarity. so we can do it. i know we