rescuers run a rare late-night search for an injured hiker. it's in genesee park near the buffalo overlook along i-70. stan bush is there right now. searches are typically called off at dark. apparently they really want to find this woman. >> reporter: they still think there's a good chance to find her. around 6:45, a woman in her mid to late 20s was hiking alone in this area. she reportedly got hurt on the trail and had fallen off where she was injured. she was able to text her husband until her phone went silent. this is not a hard area to hike but it is a very difficult area to search especially at night because the area is huge. and it is up and down. and because cell coverage is so bad, it's impossible for searchers to ping her phone.

north toward highway 6. there are about 40 search and rescue personnel on the ground but the search was made harder because the cell coverage is bad and because it is so windy above where we're at. so theyor foot and using night vision to search this area. a very challenging area to search. we're hoping to get an update in a few minutes. a breaking story in washington state. four people are dead after a shooting at a shopping mall. this is in burlington about an hour north of seattle. police believe the gunman left the mall and now on the run. and emergency crews believe there might be more victims inside that they haven't

knew his victims or if this was a random attack. a weather alert and the first winter weather advisory of the season! it's been showing at arapahoe basin for most of the day today. chris spears is on loveland pass. seems like we went from summer to winter! >> reporter: no kidding, karen! me personally, just a few hours ago, 80 degrees in castle rock near a fire, now i'm with you on top of loveland pass! wh you can see over my shoulder, we have had some accumulation, fairly minor. maybe about an inch. steak a look at this. the drive -- take a look at this, the drive up, rob mcclure and myself, loveland pass, it was treacherous in a couple of spots! enough that cdot put a chain law out for loveland pass for the night.

24 degrees. and the snow is light here. we expected that. >> winter weather advisory for midnight tonight. and 2-5 inches over the it's gotta have this rotation to it. so the back side of the moisture will still come through and add to the snorted moun yoofrp overnight. we -- overnight. when we want to see something here, we need gulf moisture! that draws the moisture up, the low pressure system. no low pressure system in place here. that's why

that way. the temperature dropped 19 degrees in one hour! 83 at 6:00 this evening. 64 at 7:00! we'll talk about the weekend, where the snow is, and when is the next 80-degree reading. crews are shutting down part of that overhaul. karen morfitt is live. >> reporter: a pain for the folks who use this area frequently. you can see this closure happening right now. traffic already being diverted off arapahoe road here just before reaching that i-25 bridge. it will remain closed

according to cdot, crews are in the second phase of this project, and we'll be bringing down that old i25 bridge. you'll also want to be ready for some closures along i-25. they recommend taking the dry creek or orchard exit to get across i-25. this is gonna reopen e we also have an update on breaking news from last night. crews were live at the end of a crime spree that stretched through longmont, ery, and lafayette. two of athlete suspects were in boulder county court today. they are accused of stealing cars and shooting windows out of the at least 12 vehicles. investigators believe they were high on drugs. no one was hurt. a 16-year-old girl is

new information on the douglas county detective critically injured in a shootd out with a suspect. she making progress in his recovery. >> reporter: the sheriff's office is happy to report that he is awake, communicate. >> reporter: friday the sheriff's office shared this statement that reads in part "never would we have imagined that just three weeks after the shooting, dan would be doing well. equalize. on september 2nd detective brite was wounded in a

reportedly suicidal. >> he was ready to do it, and the community knows him. >> reporter: people across colorado have turn out for prayer gatherings outside his hospital room. it has them all in time of need. adding this statement. "we would like to thank everyone who has supported the family." >> reporter: the man who shot detective brite was shot and killed by parker police. and an investigation into that shooting is still underway. a big test for the broncos this weekend!

bengals. mark haas joins us tonight. this will be a good match-up against the team that always seems to make it to the playoffs. >> haven't had the same postseason success as the broncos, but they always get there. almost surprise that the broncos andals haven't met in the postseason recently considering they've both made the playoffs five years in a row. are in 2014, the bengals secured a playoff spot with a week 16in denying the broncos a shot at home field advantage. last year their week 16 win at home ended up being the tie-breaker that gave them their super bowl run. to sanders it almost feels like an afc north rivalry. >> they play just like us. all of baltimore and cincinnati, pittsburgh they all play, they

out, try to hit you hard, play hard. until the game ends. jeff heuerman knows he needs to step up this week. a survivor of the columbine shooting returned to jefferson county to honor the man who saved dave sanders died protecting them. today mickelson returned to columbine with students to see the memorial. >> i've known him for so long and never been to the memorial. and he's talked about it every year since i've known him. so just coming here and is seeing

me. that's my goal every day i go to school. i think did you do a good job, did you make him proud today. >> mickelson's students also participated in an annual race that honors dave sanders. developing tonight, the family of the man kill would by charlotte police releases explosive video of the incident. >> he doesn't have a gun. >> how his wife tries to intervene before police opened fire. >> cbs4 leading up to election day. >> we've got a lot of people. >> and anger along a jefferson county hiking trail after vandals tag trees and rocks. a breaking story in jefferson county, rescuers trying to find a woman who was injured while hiking. >> lots of moisture, more to

pressure system is gonna rotate in, and is a pretty good line of showers and thunderstorms on the

a rare late-night search for a woman injured while hiking. stan bush in genesee park. >> reporter: she was hiking

at chief hosa. she fell off the trail and got injured and was able to text her husband a couple times before her phone went dead. there are about 40 search and rescue crews covering the area. it's not a difficult area to hike but it is difficult to search. they cannot use helicopters. they are only on the ground using night vision. and right now, like looking for a needle in a haystack. the victim's family released video recorded by the wife. >> don't shoot him. heap has no weapon. he doesn't have a gun.

don't you do it. keith! keith! [ gunfire ] >> did you shoot him! did you shoot him! >> police can be heard ordering scott 11 times to drop his weapon. police say they recovered a gun at the scene. witnesses claim they didn't see one. scott's family says he was carrying a book. a follow-up to a cbs4 special report that has sparked criminal investigations. we're exposing election fraud. investigators want to know about e being cast by dead people. >> reporter: one of a number of examples we find a man and woman who died in colorado but votes were cast in their names months and is sometimes years later. secretary of state says many appear to be voter fraud. >> it appears to be another

dead and a bill was cast for them by someone else. >> reporter: although the secretary of state says most attempts at voter fraud are detected, he concedes our investigation shows multiple cases of people impersonating dead voters and casting votes in their names. >> it's supposed to be easy to vote and hard to cheat. >> the kind of cheating we uncovered has significant implications. >> it would have beenh >> reporter: turner ran for el paso county commissioner. out of 7,000 votes cast, 17 votes in his race made the difference between winning and losing. >> so a single vote or just a couple of votes can really swing an election. >> absolutely it. certainly happened in mine. >> reporter: there's no evidence of ballot box stuffing in turner's race, it ilstraights how a few fraudulent votes can

>> that is the process, and we do have elections that are very close from time to time. and one vote does make a difference >> reporter: it's critical that after a voter dies, their name is removed from voter roles. they regularly check state listings of who died but we found maen cases. dead voters still eligible to vote. >> i'm not surprised that it happens on occasion >> reporter: plumber. he died in 2010 and shown to have cast a vote months later. >> there are some gaps. >> reporter: the secretary. state says in the last couple of years, they tightened their system. on occasion names have not been properly deleted. leading to the opportunity for votes being cast by the dead.

stan bush has an update on a missing hiker in genesee park >> reporter: just 3 minutes ago, crews made verbal contact with that missing hiker. she's apparently on the absolute farthest end of this park on some sort of ledge. now that searchers have verbal contact with her, they know she's okay, and they do believe they're going to be able to get her back to gonna be about 2, 3 inches on the ground. maybe a few rain showers through fort collin, boulder, and maybe denver's western county, a few showers. that's about it. this looks like it's ending then the rest of the

to the north, they had showers and thunderstorms and a severe thunderstorm warning out but that is allowed to expire moisture moves up, and back in. the winter weather advisory, snow just continues there. not much happens over the eastern plains. so into sunday, hardly a cloud in the sky, it's still moving. roll it into monday, harpedly a cloud in the sky. we'll have blue sky, pretty nice weekend. winter weather advisory, 2-5 inches over the north. and the south, a freeze

up at 53. 75 and 45 are normal. 90, way back in 1905. ten years before that, 1895. the record low of 29 degrees. 60 and 62 right now. south wind still breezy out there at 20. 26% humidity. and a steady barometer. photographer shootin aspen in the mountains. kelly has a great eye for photography! and this is from judy williams. you see the color here, and just

for tonight, increasing clouds, shower or storm, mainly over after a couple ever hours. 45 and 44 the lows. then for tomorrow, we'll look for mostly sunny sky, 67 and 66. then for the next several day, we start to warm up. cool on sunday. wednesday rolls around, and look at this. >> hey! >> lower 80s. and that's the >> i love october. [ laughter ]

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virgil green ruled out with a will get the start in his place. heuerman missed all of last season with an acl injury, and the start of this season with a hamstring injury. >> about time. excited to get out there with the guys and run around and get back to playing. >> i'm a tight end, i do

do whatever the coaches tell me to do and try to get a win. cu has the nation's 20th ranked sporting offense. >> last year our offense wasn't that tempoed. and we came close to beating oregon. and this year, we have more weapons, i advantage of that. >> that first game when we played csu, you could tell they were winded and -- that happened to idaho state too, and even michigan. >> how many pac-12 games do the buffs win this year? 40% 1-2, 38% say 3-4. high school football

one point. urijah vigil, score tied at 16. casey greer finds some space, and the no. 1 ranked pomona high school team scored 20 unanswered points to win 23-16. a very pleasant good evening to you. [ cheering and applause ] >> it was vin scully appreciation night at dodger stadium! part of series. jon gray pitching tonight. 16 strikeouts last weekend. tonight, gives up a bloop single. rockies trailing 2-0 in the 4th. hockey season just around the corner. and the avs back to work this morning. first training camp practice with

>> fresh starch for everybody. they're new to us so we gotta prove to them that we belong here. >> loved it. he's very articulate. very far level headed. seems like a good teacher. good mix of intense and i flow and teaching. the the more sacks vongets, the more he starts to dance!

i still think von was robbed and should have won dancing with the stars, but i had no idea what was going on. did his dancing help his football?

flexibility, up with i think coming to work doing something i'm not good at. really depending on me to get my job done. and that's a correlation with football. >> you could dance, maybe you could play linebacker.

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