Ken Papaleo © News Cindy Sewell and her 3-year-old daughter, Riley Sewell, look at the memorial placed on the west side of the Capitol in Denver on Saturday. People were drawn to the makeshift tribute, as well as at the City and County Building, to talk about the terrorist tragedies last week.

Webb calls for federalization of airport security
 Diana DeGette and Mayor Wellington Webb today called on federal authorities to take over passenger screening at airports in the wake of terrorist attacks on the United States.
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Dow ends down 684 points
  Scared investors sent stocks reeling Monday as Wall Street resumed trading after its longest shutdown since the Great Depression. The Dow Jones industrial average set a record for a one-day point drop and closed below 9,000 for the first time in more than 2 1/2 years.
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U.S. promised 'full wrath'
The Bush administration on Sunday warned Saudi exile Osama bin Laden and Afghanistan's Taliban militia that they face the "full wrath" of the United States for Tuesday's terrorist attacks.
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Evening update
Here are some of today's updated stories:
 Standoff forces parents to pick up students
 Probe nets 49 people
 Airline, insurance big losers in market fall
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Collision kills 8 Wyoming athletes
Eight University of Wyoming athletes were killed and a ninth was in intensive care Sunday after an early morning head-on collision just north of the Colorado border.
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DIA still not back to normal
Officials at Denver International Airport said don't expect today to be anything like a "normal" Monday even though it is the start of the first full business week after the terrorist attack.
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