sports authority field. we're getting better, visibility not spectacular with cloudy, foggy conditions and the worst of the visibility is in the metro and we begin to break things up, 50 to near 60 for the front range and late the afternoon, high clouds drift in from the west. they won't limit visibility the way we're seeing now so for the early evening tonight, clouds later on and be a little careful because it's a little slick. that is what we're seeing and speeds are lightly reduced. sky 9 will not take off this morning because of the low visibility and understandable, of course, safety first there and they launch out of the wards worth. to the south, 25 near ridgegate pretty good south of c-470 but a touch of splashback near castle pines. travel times doing okay for now and will see them expand a little greater towards that 6:30 mark. it will cost you 11 minutes between 25 and sixth avenue and a couple of crashes including a stall in am peek to the south side of 25, there's a minor crash at broadway and tennessee and should be out of there soon. tarhonda? >> thank you, amelia. 6:02 now. bomb squads are investigation how possible explosive device ended up outside the town marshal's office in nedderland. the device was left inside a backpack tuesday morning. they try tried to find the best they shut down lake view drive and conger street while they investigate. there had to be a controlled detonation to get rid of the suspicious items. michael bennet is trying to defend his seat against republican darryl glen and they had their first and only televised debate last night. >> the two went head-to-head at the his huh colorado center last night for this debate, focusing on white house, iran nuclear deal and democrats and republicans working together in washington. >> i have a track record over the last six years consistent with the track record before i was in politics when i was in business and superintendent of denver public schools. that's a willingness to work with anyone for the benefit of the next generation of americans and the people after that. broken but voters can trust him. >> trust has been broken, and i want you to understand i'm ask you for your vote because you can trust me because i will sit down and go represent you and stronger and get you feedback. >> right now polls show bennett has a lead over glenn. now, the final day of the decision will be made by you, the voters, come november,. >> statements on cold. one said the obama industry is killing cold with regulation. >> the epa regulations, the war on cold, is real. you're shutting down an industry which would allow all forms of energy to secure allow the market to dictate. >> they believe it's an incomplete explanation of what is happening. glenn is correct new regulation cold companies but competition from other kinds of energy has hurt the cold industry, specifically cheap and abundant natural gas outcompeting cold. glenn said he's in favor of the competition. glenn pushed bennett on his support for the iran nuclear deal, calling a $400 million exchange for u.s. prisoners a ransom. here's bennett's response to that. >> there is nothing i have heard that suggests that this payment that you described was ransom. >> the statement that glenn made needs context. he implies money was given for the release of prisoners. it's true the u.s. paid iran $400 million but the u.s. owed iran $400 million. it was delivered on the same day that five hostages were released, causing some people to question the payment. go to 9news.com for more. and outside the hall. you likely heard it during the debate. a few dozen people supported mcconey, who didn't qualify for the debate because he didn't get 10% of the polls. he has been polling around 2%. >> 9news will host two more debates on channel 20. the next will cover ballot question. that's next tuesday. on october 20, the race for sixth congressional district. homeless people are heading to federal court, fighting for their rights against officers sweeping up and taking their possessions along the streets of denver. the hearing is this morning at the federal courthouse. colleen ferrara is live this morning and, colleen, nine people who are hopeless are suing the city in this case. >> reporter: you know, we have this group of homeless people filed, saying their constitutional rights are being violated by the city of denver during these homeless sweeps where the camps are all taken away and the city takes all their belong ings. the mayor said it was an attempt to get rid of unsanitary and unsafe conditions. according to the attorney representing the this case, he requested the homeless without i.d. be allowed to attend. they will have breakfast for the group of people and will hold a little bit of a news conference to talk about what they hope to accomplish today in that hearing so again, the hearing begins at 9:00 a.m. this is a battle we have seen for some time so it will be out of the lawsuit and how the city responds. >> colleen, thank you for going through that for us. let's check the forecast with marty. you can see the umbrella up. it's one of these things where if you're checking your phone and looking at the 9news weather app, "i don't see rain on here. these droplets and mist are too small for radar to see." you won't see radar returns but can visually. this is atop the four seasons at the it's foggy and misty. 25 near erie, 3 or 4 miles of visibility -- okay, 5 miles of visibility. it's much less but improving over most of town, except for d.i.a., which is reporting, officially, half mile. now, we're going to keep this around for another 90 minutes or so, begin to clear things up from 7:30 to 9:30 have a bit of sun in the middle of the day, coming up after 4:00 this afternoon, a few thousand feet up so don't worry about low visibility. >> we won't worry. thank you, marty. it's almost 6:09 right now. >> the rain would be welcome in some areas of colorado after a dry season. it's so dry lightning quickly spark this fire tuesday afternoon. the flames spread 100 acres and near the el paso county line. the fire did not do any damage to any homes or buildi are close to fully containing the beulah hill fire. it's 95% contained. crews are work on 16 hot spots within the fire. flame have scorched to more than 8 square miles is since a week ago. a cdot machine doing maintenance may have sparked the mile. flumist or flu shot? parents don't have the option this year. doctors are not offering the flumist this season because it doesn't work against this year's strain of the flu. to make. those choices still ahead. and afterwards -- >> look over and my phone in flames. >> it got so hot, so fast, it was melting plastic on the back, the case. can you imagine? samsung has given up on selling the galaxy note 7, a big hit to the market and people who have the mist and drizzle going on this morning -- i give it another hour and a half to two before it begins to break up. showers were best overnight when the front came through. to our well, we have some clouds drifting through utah and nevada. they will slip into western colorado later in the day so we lift the clouds during the morning this morning, get a brief bit of sun in the them from the southwest later in day. they will not have the same characteristics as the clouds this morning and will be way up high, shouldn't be a problem for yo . 50s to near 60 for the plain, front range, lower terrain, and in the foothills. we'll be be pretty much in the same boat as far as temperatures go. in western colorado, the front is not a factor at all, visibility is great, and we'll see a really nice day to the west with a few high clouds i'm anticipating no real additional moisture after we get rid of this moist and drizzle in the next two hours. 50s, 60s for the east, front range is mountains low 70s out west. for us today, we have light wind anticipated. tonight, though, we begin to kick things up out of the south so the southerly wind over the plains are going to set us is up for a rapid warmup again tomorrow and this cooldown is going to last today. lose the mist, drizzle and fog with a brief clearing during the afternoon and clouds through tenning. they will filter in around 40 degrees and will be a decent day, low 80s. we spend the weekend dry and mild and that's how we start we begin 6:14 with an "a" line issue on the university of colorado between union station and airport. a semi truck has struck the crossing arm at the holy crossing meaning only the "b" line or outran 2 is in service. this is between denver and union station so only track 2 is in service according to rtd, they anticipate 30-minute delays. we'll let you know when that will get repaired but a semi truck struck it. if you're going between the airport and downtown, keep it in mind. roads will dry out across stretches of the highway and you can see it at 25 and santa fe with a little sheen on the are looking like dry pavement. we're clear across the city, exceptions in santa fe we will check out, new stall at havana, al me darks and broadway and tennessee. >> it is 6:16 right now. >> atake it when you see it. don't let it establish and get you sick. that's what doctors say the vaccine is shot. the mist is not happen option but there are two different flu shots. we're taking a look at the differences between the go. one is for older adults. >> yeah, that's right, tarhonda. there are two different shots -- one considered a normal dose, which doctors recommend for anyone six months and older so this would be the right option for kids, teen, middle- aged adults. the other shot is a hire dose of the same vaccine, which because oftentimes their immune systems aren't quite as strong and not able to fight the flu virus as easily as kids might. as the flu begins to make its way around, it's important you and your family get vaccinated. >> it will never give you the flu. it doesn't work that way. you can get muscle aches and fever but that just means it's work. that doesn't mean it's giving you the flu. >> reporter: while we know it's not fun, kids only have one way flu shot. the cdc recommended doctor stop providing the easy nasal flumist because it simply wasn't as effective in fighting the flu last year. >> christine, thank you for the update. a lot of kids will be surprised they expect get that flumist. >> very sad. >> just be tough, pick that shot in the arm, literally and you'll be all right. >> you'll handle it. 6:17. was the food as good as you thought or did the restaurant's tasted better? >> sneaky. >> a study shows the noise level in a restaurant affects your taste buds. and it's going down for samsung because of the galaxy note 7 and don't forget about the angry customers worldwide. >> 6:20 right now. samsung electronics share price continues to drop this the sale of its galaxy note 7. shares early this morning were down nearly 3%. samsung is trying to makes sure there won't be long-term damage to the entire brand of projects. >> would you like a samsung? "you mean, one that plows up? so people don't really remember the names of devices but the brands. >> spontaneous fire in the original a are concern. >> how do you make sure you keep your picture and data? if you're sticking with an destroyed, major manufacturers offer custom tools -- folks, samsung officer its smart switch app. motorola has tap and go. if that's not an option, use to google drive to upload everything to the cloud. ios 9 has an app for android hopefully that helps. anything is better than having your phone explode. >> that's so true and samsung has been around for a long time and they make tv and a whole bunch -- people automatically think of the phones on fire. >> it's amazing how something like that can affect the whole brand for a long time. let's check on weather and traffic with marty and amelia. >> are you kidding? try talk about messing up a brand. . it's been below average, more than 2-inches below average. down south, a little better but not great with dry conditions, drizzle and mist not showing up over the front range is these droplets are too small. radar cannot detect them so you may want to you your wipers but won't have a real big problem into the 70s around here and have a one-day cooldown today. >> thank you, marty. we're getting across a wet drive here with this shot -- well, it's a little delayed. look at this. we have an i-25 slowdown -- 225 northbound leading up towards mississippi. i have a feeling there could be an issue up here. we'll look at more cameras here as we head to the traffic center but watch for this backup northbound, southbound speeds are doing okay. now, the "a" line or train to the plane is on a delay but nothing to do with any issues with the train itself. a semi truck has stuck -- struck one of the crossing arms at the holly crossing. because of that, they're doubling up the trains right now to anticipate more riders all along train track number 2, which does remain in service. because of this, we need to anticipate 30-minute delays, both directions between d.i.a. and union station. of the arms is the reason for this. new research shows that loud background noise can the oxford university research said taste is impacted by all our oh senses as well. taste is the last sense we use when eating foods. >> because of that, loud noise may diminish salty and sweet flavors but intensifies ultra savory foods so you fine yourself, like, eating more of the savory stuff at the loud restaurant, at a club -- you can eat food at a . yes. that's my kind of party. [ laughter ] >> amelia is backing back there, oh, my goodness. how midmany did the study? >> that would be the best study ever to be a part of. eat and dance, oh, yeah. it's 6:2 . we've heard donald trump explain his lewd comments about [ overlapping conversation ] one at a time, please. a senate seat showdown. the incumbent democrat versus his republican challenger. they battle about the issues that matter to colorodans. even the homeless have to them. they are fighting in court after they said the city swept their items away. what could affect your morning commute. welcome news. people have been waiting for fall weather. >> we needed the rain. boy, did we ever. good morning, i'm corey with tarhonda thomas. the rain has been off and on all morning. it has and very light. you will not see echoes because these mist droplets are tiny denver, boulder, and raton pass. d.i.a. is socked in, most of us looking at a mile to 2 miles of visibility. it gets remarkably better as you move north and is fine on the northeastern plains so a damp start to the work day today with clouds and drizzle. before we begin to clear, upper 50s during the day. the next few days will be dramatically cooldown, and we will be the better part of 25 degrees warmer by friday afternoon. normally at this point in the morning we would check in with sky 9 but are ground because of low visible. they take cough from rocky mountain metropolitan airport. early this morning the delay on the 225 camera northbound at mississippis cohn find a crash so a little more sluggish because of the conditions. we want to talk about the train to the plane. because of a semi truck that struck a crossing arm, the delays of 30 minutes need to be anticipated. they're linking up the trains to double the sides to we'll watch the backup throughout the morning and let you know how things progress. you will see fog and delay on 225, a little sluggish in the same part of town. watch for a stall at havana and alameda. >> we will do that. thank you, amelia. 6:33. the bomb squad is checking in to a possible threat at 16th and lawrence. this is video from earlier this morning. a man with a bag was making threatening comments about what could be in that bag. the bomb squad was called in as a precautions. we'll let you know if they find anything. two candidates for colorado's u.s. senate seat battle it out on 9news, only on 9news. michael bennet versus challenger darryl glen. as they argue, it was the opposite of calm outside the colorado center. protestors made all kind of noise as the debate aired green party candidate mcconey wasn't able to participate. he did fail to qualify by not reaching 10% of the polls. he's reaching 2%. >> bennett and next did qualify. bennett is leading in the polls but didn't stop either from speaking their mind. they spoke on the presidential race between clinton and trum . bennett made sure to bring up the lewd audio of trump comment on rim. now, next has flip-flopped on his reactions and whether or not he supports trump but bennett made his thoughts clear. >> i didn't hear. >> he suspend his endorsement of trump but is "trying to show him grace." he called out bennett for not being more critical of clinton. are you? you have yet to say anything. >> glenn urged ben tote say clinton was wrong when calling trump supporters "a basket of deplorables." he said he didn't have to because she already did. clinton will make her rounds in colorado today, a registration event in pueblo this afternoon. tuesday she appeared alongside al he will be in the battle ground state today. he has been slamming top officials who have been back out of the endorsements. the latest poll finds trump behind clinton nine points nationally. trump's so-called locker room talk is getting politician and athletes talking. the phrase started trending during the presidential debate. aqib talib spent plenty of time in locker room some we asked him what those conversations are really like. comments, man. we talk about everything in here. trump may fit in if he came here, who knows? >> he left after that, no follow-up convections or clarification, but several other pro athletes said the type of talk about women but not happen in their locker rooms. several bomb squads had to detonate a possible bomb to safely get rid of it in nederland overnight. they detonate the bomb around 1:30 after work on it outside the town marshal's office tuesday. police investigated the caribou shopping center and shut down lakeview and conger while they investigate. they decided to take a nice family road trip to see the fall colors but what they found instead is something that would make many people skin crawl. a body that had been dead for two year. the remains were found south of his mid20s, 5'6", and investigators haven't said how he died. 6:36 right now. a group of homeless people is suing the city of denver for take everything they owned away. colleen is live outside the courthouse. this is heading all the way to federal court today. >> reporter: we will see that hearing later this morning, tarhonda. we have been telling the battle for some time. it was earlier this year in the spring when they sent out that notice saying they want to clear out these homeless camps. they were doing sweeps. the mayor at that time said some air yays were becoming unsafe, unhealthy, unsanitary. the homeless people are asking for relief from the sweeps where their profit is taken and they never see it again. they said the ordinance is not unconstitutional. according to the attorney representing the homeless, the court issued a rare order allowing homeless people without an i.d. to enter federal court and attend this hearing so they can be inside to see what happens when they take on the city. we will see activity taking place out here at 8:00 this morning. they're going to have a knew conference of what they hope to accomplish and we know are thousands of them out there, here in the city of denver. this lawsuit only involves nine of them, tarhonda, and it's an attorney in denver that's taken that on. the hearing beginsed begins at 9:00 this morning. >> they said the city has mandates that has exclude homeless people so interesting to see. thank you for the preview. it looks like the supreme could trump secrecy. several justices were persuadedded in favor of a man who did not get a fair trial because of his race. one of the jurors was biased against mexican people. other jurors said he made racial comments during deliberations in 2007. the jury found the man guilty of sex crimes. this colorado case has made it wall all the way to the supreme court. stephen breyer said questioning jurors in needed to create a fair system. the high court has not reached a decision yet. remnants of matthew causing an outbreak of cholera in haiti. hundreds of caves have been reported and dozens of deaths. the world health organization is spending 1 million cholera vaccine doses to control the outbreak. and a company in colorado is helping map the destruction in haiti. digital globe, based in showing the island before and after hurricane matthew came through. more than 1,000 people have died in haiti. around here, we have very high humidity conditions for us this morning with drizzle and fog in the metro area, but a lot of place between 80% to 100%. we will extend the humidity later in the day and thin the clouds during the morning, not a particularly warm day, even with sunshine late this the upper 50s, high clouds drifted back in tonight, warmest spot in the state today will be in our western valleys and four corners where we make it into the 70s. >> yeah, i think so. i don't expect him to play. you heard him. all systems are go for trevor simean to start tomorrow. including the first practice. that may have made the starting team easier to decide. one person who won't be there, head coach gary kubiak. he is still recovering from a migraine condition. the special teams coach will serve in kubiak's place. in the major league baseball playoffs, a 9th inning comeback for the cubs helped them beat the giants late tuy it was an incredible game. the cubbies won 6-5, clinching the series 3-1 is, their second straight trip to the national league championship. it's unclear who the cubs will play. the dodgers beat the nationals 6-5, forcing game 5 back in d.c. tomorrow. that game will decide who will play in the nlcs. in the alcs, toronto and cleveland play on friday. >> my goodness, everyone said "toronto" i think they're trying to say my name. >> a little panic in my heart. candidates are doing more than stomping across the country. they're releasing new campaign it's 6:44 now. president obama wrote an op- ed for cnn about america's next chapter in exploring mars. >> how people could be in mars in the next 14 years. >> you can be an astronaut or build and design the things to let them do what they want to do. >> reporter: it's an easy choice. >> instead of driving car, i want to pick what the car is. >> reporter: an easy choice for rob martin. >> it's been a challenge. >> reporter: he's been work on orion, the vehicle that will take people to mars. >> putting boots first on mars is a vision that most of us have kept -- deep in our hearts since we were born. >> make water and grow food on a planet where nothing grows. >> reporter: for many it's just a vision of what we see in the movie and nasa animation but today president obama called the vision a goal. 30s and return them safely back to earth. >> it's great to wake up and the first thing you see is an e- mail from the president of the united states discussing his personal vision and interest in accomplishing staple goals you spend your day-to-day life work on. >> reporter: 2030 isn't that far off. could we really see boots on the red planet in 14 years? >> that is very doable and is in nasa's plan and what they have been asking us and the >> we choose to go to moon. >> reporter: when jfk talked about it we back in 1961. >> most of the technology has been around. we understand it well and just have to do the engineering to make it reliable and actually be able to excompute the mission. >> reporter: another lofty goal and to still have a decade to get there. >> noel brennan reporting. president obama talked about the next step of working with private companies to develop missions. lockheed martin is working to build that kind of habitat. they let eventually be tested in lunar orbit and ultimately could be the habitat that we see on the surface of mars. that is just so interesting to think about, marty, and you know what? my daughter was reading "magic treehouse" book and they willed have that. >> that's great to think we have big ambitions. around here, we're on top of the four seasons. it here while clear at the continental divide it will be cloudy but the mist will slowly dry up with sun by lunchtime, cool but pleasant to go out and about and will move in the upper 50s later today. i haven't talked much about hurricane nicole but is now a to make landfall or pass nearby bermuda tonight or tomorrow as a category 2 her sane so we may have more tropical weather damage coming up in the atlantic. the drive is picking up. we have a problem with the university of colorado "a" line but nothing to do with rtd. a truck struck a crossing arm at anticipate 30-minute delays. the the reason trains are running every 30 minutes and are doubled, trying to accommodate more riders because of the problem. only track 2 is currently in operation. getting out across 225 and parker, there's the volume and lower visibility. we've got a crash in that part of town across side streets dayton and oxford. corey? >> amelia thank you. flu season is here and if recommends the shot. it's the only option for kids. everyone six month us and should get the flu shots. there's the same short, same vaccine, just different dosages. there's what some consider a normal dose for six months to adult. then there's a higher dose, recommended for elderly adults with weaker the and may not be able to fight the flu off as easily. they're in high demand so better to get one sooner than later. >> because there's going to be a lot less demand for flumist, there will be more demand for injection credibilitiable form of flu and may be some initis payings of shortage with that. >> flu season really kicks off in the next few weeks and lingering through the winter into the spring. if you have question exact flu wasn't getting the job done so kids will need to be brave this year. we have much more on ite, 9news after the foggy starting clearing by mid-morning. folks over much of the rest of the state -- what are we talking about? we don't have clouds here and that's true over southern parts of the state. we will begin to see high clouds. several thousand feet drifting clouds move in and won't bring any rain or snow to the state. they're going to cover up that sun before sunset. 50s to near 60. that's true for the plain, front range, and foothills. we're all going to have about the same conditions for us today with not very much wind. as we anyone the clouds we'll have a little window during the afternoon where l range, consistently 50s and 60s for the front range and mountains, 70s to the west. warmer, i should say, weather in western colorado will start to move our way during the afternoon and evening, especially tonight after midnight. you're going to begin to see a pretty strong wind out of the south, stretching up over the eastern plains. a big, gusty wind with cooler air moving in -- well, tonight, they're going to shift, come drizzle and fog getting out with 50s. tonight, evening clouds break up during the evening. after midnight, 40 degrees and even warmer friday with a warm, dry day around 80 degrees. the weekend hasn't changed much with consistent temp in the 70s and more clouds around sa of an overall difference. as we head toward the 7:00 mark, issues regarding side street and the trains but highways have been picture perfect so we're loving that with the wet road conditions. we start with the "a" line, train to d.i.a. between there and union station. they're experiencing delays because a semi truck crossed one of the arms at the holly crossing. they're only using track number every 30 minutes. they're doubling it up to make the best out of the situation but please check your listings. 225 and parker, low visibility, cars towards i-25 and have a crash at oxford and dayton and 285 around wadsworth, fog hanging around and busy folks venture from the foothills. >> and with all that fog. thank you. it's 6:55 now. michael bennet and challenger darryl glenn are watching the polls, hoping their arguments in their only tv debate on 9news suede your vote. they focused on the race for the white house, immigration, iran nuclear deal, and possibility of republican and washington. >> my track record is consistent when i was in business and superintendent of denver public schools and that's a willingness to work with absolutely anyone for the benefit of the next generation of americans and the people coming after that. >> darryl glenn argued washington and the system are broken. >> trust has been broken and i want you to understand i'm asking you for your vote because you can trust me because i'm going to actually sit down and talk to yo back home and give feedback. >> bennett is still ahead of glenn. it's because of the polls other candidates weren't on the stage and supporters were not happy. protestors were yelling and slamming against the history colorado center's glass doors green party candidate mcconey who didn't qualify because he didn't get 10% of the polls. he has been polling around 2%. 9 news will host two more debates. the one next tuesday will cover ballot question and on october 20, the sixth congressional district will have kaufman and caroll. >> our next president faces daunting challenge in a dangerous world. a democrat hillary clinton. the new ad attacks clinton, saying "don't let her fail us again." it also shows her yawning and stumbling at the 9/11 memorial when she got sick. hillary clinton will be in colorado trying to drum up support. she will campaign at a voter registration event at the fairground in pueblo. madeleine al bright will campaign for clinton and will be at the university of denver this afternoon. ended up outside the town marshal's office in nederland. the device was left inside a backpack tuesday morning in the bomb squad spending hours trying to get rid of it. police evacuated the caribou shopping center and shut down lakeview and conger while they investigated. they had to do a controlled detonation to get rid of it and happened around 1:30. the city of denver hasn't fairly. the lawsuit is heading for federal court. nine homeless people claimed police took their belongings away. they said the city force them out of downtown to year the way for new housing and economic development. drizzle hang in for another couple of hours. then we clear skies through the day. the warmup comes quickly tomorrow through friday and weekend. we're in if 70s. we are tracking a new system that will move through next i'm not too excited about those. by the way when it's close cloudier on saturday, i think we'll see some rain on the western slope. it's just not going to make it over here on this side of the continental divide. >> okay. well, we can't have everything. a little rain today. >> as much as we want it, can't have it. [ laughter ] vacation towns get the most of their money during vacation season so that means ski season, job season, right? but businesses are struggling to find er on channel 20. >> really struggling. all right, that's all for 9news at 6:00 a.m. we're heading to channel 20 and hope you come with us. good morning. unshackled, donald trump goes on a tirade against his own party, ripping fellow republicans, including house speaker paul ryan. >> i don't want his support. i don't care about his support. >> president obama goinging off on >> you just have to be a decent human being and say that's not right. >> as hillary clinton's team deals with a new round of hacked e-mails, investigators now trying to figure out who was behind it. was it intentional? the fbi now investigating after a small plane crashed and burst into flames in connecticut. one passenger killed, the pilot hospitalized, but reportedly saying it was not an accident. not loving it, mcdone can ald's announces a big change

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