charges filed in the tulsa shooting of a black man by a white police officers. reaction from his he had. a whole lot going on today. the moon is pretty out there right now. dave aguilera is in the weather center as we talk about fall and how things are changing. >> it will change this weekend. if you remember last friday was a full harvest moon, it's going down out there. if you have to wait for the bus or car pool, 58 degrees and partly cloudy and breezy at times. it will foal like summer today and full on 100% fall over the

the weekend coming up. traffic time with joel this morning. overnight closures from federal. friday night, saturday night and sunday night they're doing bridge work. this is also going to affect the b-line suspended during that time over the weekend. breaking overnight, an accident in a ruby hill neighborhood with the drivers involved nowhere in site. police found a truck at damage. nobody was inside. that's a few blocks west. officers think the truck hit another vehicle but it was gone. people are waking up to find their cars in the area. the ones that they parked are damaged. colorado's secretary of state is responding to a cbs4 investigation into dead voters. wayne williams said in a statement while voter fraud is rare it does indeed occur.

insure all are covered. >> we found dozens of dead coloradans still eligible to vote and some casting ballots long after their demise. >> it does dilute your vote. >> reporter: how can people die and then vote years later? how much of a difference can that make? ask this man >> a single vote or just a couple of votes can swing an election. >> absolutely. >> watch new information on "dying to vote" on cbs4 tonight at 10:00. donald trump jr. was at a rally in grand junction yesterday and his sister ivanka was in denver and fort collins.

interview with trump. >> i'm a mother and wife. >> reporter: she's donald trump's biggest asset when it comes to women. she told them her house-hold is chaotic as the campaign. >> i've ceased striving for perfection. having toddlers who filters tell me when i'm falling short. >> reporter: she's soft spoken, polished and cautious. she's his loyal defender and best hope of making end roads with voters many who view him as sexists. >> he understands the pressures of the american working woman and also respects the contribution of the stay at home mom. >> reporter: she pointed to his plan for saving accounts for working and stay at home

commitment to school choice while touring a charter school in fort collins. while ivanka trump is known as her dad's most influential advisor, she insists she's not the one calling shots. >> have you had to twist your dad's arm at all? >> no, this is an issue i'm deeply passionate about. i think he understands these issues so well is that for decades he's employed tens of thousands of people women. >> shaun boyd, cbs cbs4 news. let's check in on the weather with dave. take a look t 57 in westminster and 53 in evergreen. highlands ranch at 65 degrees this morning. as far as satellite and radar a few clouds pushing out east over the denver metro area. partly cloudy this morning and the sun will break through

add into that strong winds expected later today from the south so there's a red flag warning from denver to southern colorado from noon to 8:00 p.m. fire danger is going up because there's a system coming in for the weekend. 70 at 9:00 a.m. partly cloudy skies. high today 82 degrees. so a little bit warmer and we will have a good chance of isolated thunderstorms later this afternoon into tonight as the front gets closer. i'm looking for the front to and 7:00 and that's bring ng a weather change for the weekend which we'll talk about in detail coming up. >> looking forward to that. here's 285 and c-470. they have had ongoing road work through there but most of it has cleared up. flashing lights on the ramps there and we see a return to speed along there. most of the side street trouble spots have been cleared out of the way. can you believe it's october fest already? taking you to arapahoe road.

federal and one here at arapahoe in green wood plaza from friday to monday morning. look at this detour. they're still having the ramps open but you're forced to turn. it's better to take i-25 to dry creek. this morning friends and family of a high school track star in broomfield died last week while running cross country meet -- -- 5:00k. 5k. the family released a statement asking for privacy while dealing with their loss. they say "brandon lived a positive joyful life filled with purpose and we're so proud he was known as a young man who

" -- -- selflessly. . protestors in charlotte are demands to see video of the fatal police shooting of keith scott. they are mostly peaceful. police allowed them to stay beyond the midnight curfew. they did fire tear gas to clear them away from a highway at one point. scott's relatives privately viewed footage of his killing the police chief is not releasing it publicly yet. their attorney couldn't tell whether scott was holding a weapon as police claim. the family of a black man killed in tulsa says they will not have justice until the officer is convicted. she's been charged with

sister says the work is not done. >> we're breaking the chains of injustice and police brutality. the chain breaks here in tulsa oklahoma. >> reporter: tulsa police officer betty shelby facing a charge of first degree manslaughter. she's the officer who shot and killed 40-year old crutcher with his suv stopped in the middle of a road last week. his attorney said she feared weapon but no weapon was found. his family has mixed feelings. >> his mother and father are relieved that charges were brought and like many in the community that they saw murder occur on that video. >> reporter: many of the community members and relatives won't be satisfied unless shelby is convicted. >> we know the history of thedz these cases. we know she's been charged but

of first degree manslaughter she could be sentenced to as little as four years or as much as life in prison. there could soon be a lawsuit involving cbs in his docu series on the jonbenet ramsey murder. ,, switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game...

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authorities arrested jeffrey collins last night in broomfield. jamie leary is lye at the boulder county courthouse this

0. >> reporter: he's accused of killing 71 -year old woman who suffered multiple skull track churs after she was just trying to help. boulder county has been searching for him. she invited him into her cabin to wait for a ride and collins beat her with a fire poker. she remains in the hospital in serious condio surfaced we spoke to the victim's son who has been by his mother's side since the brau tall attack. >> she's chiming in on this phone call i'm having with this sergeant and he told me they had him in custody and i think the first thing i said is you got him and he said yes, we got him. he's in broomfield and we're going to transfer him to boulder county tonight. i just looked at my mom and i

we got him. . >> reporter: so he will likely face a judge sometime today. the charges that he faces are among them are attempted murder. live from the boulder county courthouse, jamie leary cbs4 news. time now for weather and traffic on the 4's. good morning, a look at temperatures around the region not too bad in some locations. 63 in gunnison now. orlando is our weather watcher in west littleton. heat and wind going on. breezes blowing at 14 miles per hour in castle rock. even stronger in some of the mountains like winter park at 36 miles per hour. the wind is coming from the south from a system in utah. later today we could see gusts

colorado springs. right along this i-25 corridor there's a red flag warning with a high fire danger. last night we had a couple thunderstorms blasting up with the moisture coming in. the first major system of fall i should say for us this big low moving through salt lake city now. once this moves through today we're seeing rain pick up in the mountains and high mountain snow developing. developing at noon. some of the higher peaks south of vail may have light snow flying around there. a push of moisture as the low comes through so later this afternoon on into the evening we could see showers and thunderstorms from denver as the front swoops through and gives us a cool weekend. 08 # to 90 across the eastern plain. look at the contrast up in the

60s and 50s there. here's the denver break down. 82 today. isolated thunderstorms this afternoon, breezy and windy and look at the change the front brings through. upper 60s saturday and sunday and slight chance of storms on saturday and breaking out of it by monday and tuesday. honest to goodness fall weather coming in this weekend. as you get near the the side there, nothing slowing you down giving you an update on the project. here we are across the denver metro area, closures downtown for october fest. we have talked about the closures at arapahoe road. federal is closing overnight tonight, tomorrow night and sunday night. that's from 67th out to 70th as they continue bridge work

your alternate is to take 67th to lull during the closure. that's an area you may want to avoid all together. they have had single lane closures through there and this project gets wrapped up shortly. >> we're hoping. jonbenet ramsey's brother may be suing cbs over the re recent docu series over the murder. their attorney calls the show out rick sallinger talked to him with more. the show gathered experts to re-examine the evidence in the murder of the 6 year old beauty pageant queen. while the governor of colorado was outspoken on the case. >> to the killers of jonbenet ramsey, let me say this -- you only think you have gotten away with murder. . >> reporter: now on facebook he

surrounding the horrible case. the investigators on the show ruled out one of the two main scenarios. >> the show disspelled the theory of an outside intruder using very good analysis. >> reporter: the program showed the difficulty of coming in a basement window and that cobwebs would have been disturbed and the ransom note took 20 minutes to write on a note pad inside. >> some crimes are never solved but in this case i do believe we now have a better idea of what actually happened that evening. >> the cbs program investigators theorized the parents tried to cover up that their son burke killed jonbenet ramsey with a flashlight. >> he would have been upset about her snagging a piece of pineapple out of anger and struck her with that flashlight. >> interviewed recently on the

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let's get to weather and traffic every ten minutes on the 4's as we get you started on this friday. >> yes, first weekend into fall. that movie looked good, didn't it? here's your travel forecast. thunderstorms and showers from seattle over to boout and minneapolis and chicago expecting storms as well. -- -- butte. 80 in vegas and 88 in kansas city. miami at 89. into the 80s before the cold front brings us down for the weekend. we'll talk about the ups and downs of both saturday and sunday coming up. joel hillan has a look at your traffic this morning. >> good morning, if you're heading to the airport to do the big up and down, it should be a good drive for you. all the road work moved out of the way. here's a look at drooi times as you come from the east.

a four minute drive in the eastbound direction out to i-25 speeds into the upper 40s. here's what's ahead. police catch up with people they say went on a shooting spree in several colorado towns. how a wild chase ended last night ahead. a third straight night of protests in the streets of charlotte after the police shooting of a black man. but this time hundreds of extra officers and national guards men help maintain order. latest coming up. did thomas and sanders want more catches because they want the offense to be better as a whole or are they being selfish about their own stats? maybe a little bit of both but their frustrations have been the hot topic after practices all week. trevor siemian says he understands where they're coming from and gary kubiak is

saying you want your play makers to want to make plays. >> they're great players and workers. i love them. you want guys that want the ball. that's what you want. i got a chance to be around jerry rice and andre johnson and steve smith and those good ones all want their hands on the ball. these two kids work really hard and i respect the hell out of them and try to give them the ball the best i can. >> broncos and a.m. on sunday, have a great

hi everybody, this is the news on cbs4 this morning. big weekend with the broncos and bengals this weekend. i'm alan gionet. ago dave aguilera is with us now. cincinnati will be in the 80s this weekend. we'll be in the 60s believe it or not. if you're waiting for a bus this morning, breezy at 58 degrees or so throughth later today we should make it to 82 degrees. the weekend forecast coming up. let's get a check on traffic. good morning, they have been working to put a new bridge along i-25 at arapahoe road. they have moved traffic on to the bridge and they have to do something with the old one. starting tonight at 8:00 until monday at 5:00, you have the full closure of arapahoe

you can head up to orchard or down to dry creek and access back over to arapahoe. colorado secretary of state wayne williams is responding to a cbs4 investigation on dead voters. last neither when our story aired, secretary williams released a statement reading if part, "while vote fraud is rare, it does indeed occur" and he's working to make sure all incidents are prosecuted. our report st examples of votes being cast in the name of people who died months and years later. dead men and women still listed in colorado as eligible voters. brian moss told colorado secretary of state about a woman in colorado springs who died but voted four years in a row after her death.