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Outrage as brock turner is set to be freed from jail in a matter of hours just three months after being convicted of sexual assault. As we get an exclusive first look at photos taken of turner the night of his arrest. And starspangled controversy, nfl quarterback Colin Kaepernick refuses to stand for the National Anthem again, this time during a tribute to the military, the crowd reacting but kaepernick isnt backing down and you might be surprised by who is standing by him. Today friday, september 2nd, 2016. Announcer from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. Live from...

This morning a 16 yearold girl up with a murder plot will be in court. Police the student at Mountain Vista high school was working on the plan with a classmate. 9news reporter Colleen Ferreira is following this for us. Colleen its charges will be filed today. Its possible formal charges could be filed at the hearing. This all started year old girls, school, were taken into custody in connection with a threat at Mountain Vista high school. One of the girls was transferred to jail on suspicion of conspiracy to commit first degree murder. She appeared in court dec. 17, but prosecutors asked for ...

Learning more about president obamas plans to meet with a colorado about gun control. The president will also announce his plan for sweeping change, today. 9news reporter Tarhonda Thomas is here with more. President is proposing several new measures. Expanded checks. Even by private sellers at gun shows. Colorado already checks. Presidnet will meet with one of the legislators who representative rhonda fields got an invitation to meet with the president at the white house, today. Fields became a state representative in the years after her son was shot to death. Shes made a name for herself as a...

Colorado one of just 15 states that keep a range of police officer data secret, preventing adequate public oversight of second-chance cops.

The refusal to release this information makes Colorado one of just 15 states that keep this type of police officer data secret, according to a nationwide reporting project, preventing the press and public from adequately monitoring the state’s oversight of wandering or second-chance officers.