it is sunday, october 2. this is the news on cbs4. an update to a troubling story at a pebble -- pueblo where people were allegedly tortured and abuse. strachan with a deadly officer involved shooting in california stirs up more controversy. what happened when police tried we are concerned about making sure the type of incident so we see across the nation do not happen here. colorado and's sitdown with local law enforcement about race in recent police shootings. live from colorado's news channel, this is cbs4 morning news. good sunday morning to you.

we will have more other stories but first, let's get a check on your weather with dave aguilera. good morning. here we are, the first sunday of october. it will feel more like august around here. we have a warm day on the way and a warming trend before he called outcomes in the week ahead. if you were headed out, it is beautiful outside. it is 55 and stapleton. before in lewis bill this morning. our weather watchers are checking in this morning. just a good-looking morning. as we look at the map, yestda had a shower thunderstorm go through albert county and parts of douglas county as well. a weather watcher parker had about a 10th of an inch. that is washed out. we are clear this morning. we are starting out nicely. here is our forecast. mostly sunny. mostly sunny by noon prepare warming up to 75. we should have a high today of 81 degrees. that is above normal for this time of year by 10 degrees.

thunderstorm coming off of the foothills. it is really small, kelly. i do not count on a whole bunch of rain for many of those that do develop. it will be a mostly sunny day today. not too shabby. in the weekend, we do have a major change coming. will talk about that in a bit. new details about a center for the disabled in the middle of an abuse scandal. ever -- governor john luper said an independent reporter will be some residents at the pueblo regional center had die or kill scratch into their kill -- scan. employees blanket on paranormal activity. some employees were fired and they are improving staff training. mesa county sheriff's deputies say that a body of a man who went missing last week has been found.

last weekend and did not. crews look for him for days west of to back. they found his body just south of that area. officials are waiting for toxicology results to determine how he did. information about a crash that sent for people to the hospital. it happened yesterday at wadsworth and jail. one of the vehicles involved that hit a pole see from this video, it is a pretty gnarly crash. one of the passengers did suffer serious injuries. it is not clear what caused the collision. friends and family came together to remember a man who was hit and killed while riding his bike in larimer county. j holden did last month near carter lake. the driver who initially it m is still on the run. our melissa garcia shows us the new memorial honoring holden. through colorado state patrol investigators say they received several trips -- tips about it driver who may have seen the hit and run.

tucked into their back. writers who are honoring a fellow writer who was killed. >> i would think that you would not know that you clipped a bicyclist.>> reporter: white colored flowers clip a bike. >> i understand it's a beautiful place to ride your bicycle, but it is a dangerous lace. >> reporter: passing motorist often go to passed through this scenic are jason holden from birth it was riding his bicycle around this curb -- curb when a passing driver struck him and did not stop. he tumbled into the westbound lane when he was hit by another vehicle. that driver did stop but it was too late for holden. >> it is heartbreaking that there is not a better way for everybody to share the road. it is so crowded appear, and it is so dangerous. there is so much traffic.

across northern colorado came together for a vigil ride from fort collins to the site of his death to dedicate his ghost bike. a reminder to everyone who passes by to be more careful. >> people come down around this corner in the vehicles, and you have to be extra cautious. a gofundme account has been set up to help the family. we have that information on our website@cbsdenver.com. a developing story. we first brought you as breaking news yesterday morning the shooting suspect was shot and killed in the capitol hill neighborhood. police responded to colfax your pennsylvania where two men were shot sometime around 2 am. one of those men died at the hospital. please have not released any information about a suspect. this morning, california is rocked by another officer- involved shooting. this happened yesterday in los angeles. police say this started when officers tried to pull over a car that had temporary license plates. they suspected it was stolen.

a passenger did get out and run into a home where he was shot and killed. police have not said what led up to the shooting. the driver is still on the run. this as protesters filled the streets last night, even gathering outside of the mayor's home. new video from seattle shows dozens of people they are protesting recent police shootings. up to the -- up to 1000 people came together yesterday inside and near a shopping center as well as near safeco field. for writers, but there is not been reports of violence. community springs top -- met to talk about the fatal shootings in the events across the country. they said that the incidence need to be addressed in our own backyard. the community was encouraged to ask tough questions.>> reporter: sheriff police -- the

have been having these meetings frequently. they asked the panel about cultural misunderstandings and how they are working to bridge that gap. >> i'm more concerned about making sure the type of incidents that we see across the nation do not happen here in colorado springs. i needed to be here to hear what was going on in to ask those pertinent questions. >> reporter: sheriff elder responded to the crowd stating that when he took office, he started a different approach to cultural build relationships. he said he is been trying to work with church leaders to work problems from a different angle because the majority of our community is connected by faith. >> it is important so that we can build relationships to locally bridge a gap that we know exists between our community and public safety that hopefully we can have a better understanding of one another. >> reporter: as a city that is seen tragedy ourselves, chief carey says it is essential to

improve.>> reporter: many national dance could change colorado springs, some local events. the shooting at halloween and the planned parenthood shooting. i look forward to more conversations about this. they are rolling out 500 body cameras for all of the officers and they are doing that in stages. it will likely be complete this month. well, we have there. already, son has yet to arrive. when it does, it will heat things up around here. we're looking forward to that. i was show you the forecast in a moment. in the meantime, take a look at this beautiful shot. this is from shannon lucan's. it is up near steamboat springs. colors are vibrant up there. fair past peak but they are still looking good. today may be the last good- looking color days up and high

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-- right now, more than 100 earthquakes rattled the salton sea area in seattle last week. they increase the probability of a major quake hitting southern california in the next few days. it is propping an earthquake advisory warning for several communities. dan lin reports from the bay area. >> instead of hearing this, very soon all of us could be sending this alert. earthquake. earthquake. moderate shaking expected in 21 seconds. >> reporter: it is meant to save your life in a major earthquake getting a little bit of time to get to safety. some areas already use the earthquake warning system to prevent dealt -- derailment.

got nine seconds of early warning. trains were shut down since it happened in the middle of the night. trains travel at 70 miles per hour. if i have 20 seconds of warning, i can get down to 10 miles per hour. >> reporter: they want to get that warning out to everyone. especially like companies like pg&e where they can shut down gas. these are going to be -- >> these ar >> reporter: today, governor jerry brown doubled the number of earthquake sensors from 536 sensors to 1100 sensors. the new system should be more reliable and faster. >> for someone to be able to duck and cover. as we know, half of the injuries, has to be caused josh cost -- half of the cost of lives are because they lack of

>> reporter: you will get it on your smartphone. he will get it over your radio. you might get an audible alert. >> reporter: the bay area as one of the first regions to test out the early warning system. late 2017, early 2018 is when we could be hearing three -- the alert and a major earthquake. >> reporter: the earthquakes are happening in a brawly seismic zone that connects several faultlines. people are hurricane matthew. residents stop it storms -- stores to stock up on bread, water, and flashlights. the storm weakened yesterday but that has not called in the nurse. >> it is been chaos. battery, radios, plastic

>> reporter: they say that matthew could hit eastern jamaican southwestern haiti tomorrow. dave aguilera is here with your forecast. it seems they are getting a lot of moisture in that direction. they will. next weekend, we will have to watch the east coast of the united states. it could be really problematic out there. right here, current temperatures are going nicely. nothing to worry about. 52 in fort colli 54 at dia. from nancy rockwell who is our weather watcher out there. taylor browned from loveland sent this from corbin creek. southern colorado is picking this weekend. if you can, take a drive down there. northern colorado is past peak, but it still looks pretty if you want to check out some

high-pressure ridge that is developing over the central rockies. this is holding everything up. there is a big low-pressure trough off of the coast of california. you can see the leading edge of that cool air already making it into utah. this will be swinging through here in changing our weather. today, we will be mild and warm. tomorrow, same deal. is that jet stream goes monday will be a windy day. we will have to worry about fire danger as well. tuesday morning, the cold change comes in and the second half of next week, we will be very cool. one day before we finish next week, we may have a mix of rain /snow mix. before that happens, for monday, with the weather coming in, we have a fire weather watch on the east side near part of adamson raffled county shooting out to the northeast. there's a red flag warning already in the return --

conditions will come together for a higher fire danger. there is a futurecast for today. mostly sunny skies. a slight chance of buildups late this afternoon with cloud cover. there might be a sprinkle in the foothills. our chances for rain are very, very low. our high temperature today, 81 degrees. mostly sunny skies. 80 again tomorrow. the wind will be kicking up. here is the change that starts on tuesday and wednesday. 50 degree temperatures on thursday with a good chance of look at the temperatures by thursday morning. it will dip down to 34 degrees. there is a small chance right now the some of that moisture could be a rain/snow mix on thursday morning. we will have to watch for that. >> nope. >> i am not ready. >> thank you. it is been a bad year on the streets of dense -- denver for racing. arabin a number of deaths and injuries.

us a told it might bring it to an end. >> they gather that often leads to racing. >> how do you stop this activity? >> i think the stop it with enforcement.>> reporter: they are hitting them where it hurts. >> you say the police cannot stop this, why? >> reporter: because it is not stoppable. watch ricks report, street racing tomorrow night at 10 pm eating right while managing stress go hand-in-hand while fighting diabetes. we will be back with the help

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time now for the chevy sports break. heom weekends in the fall see temperatures almost in the 90s. we will explain why we're seeing -- why we are wearing a winter jacket. the forecast, it was hot for last week in cincinnati. today, -- this week, the coach kept the practice is short

months ago. >> that type of work, that conditioning, that is meant and built for the long haul. if you have not done it, it is too late. the best you can do is try to get a little extra conditioning in that week and practice rougher circumstances. a lot of us practiced in hoodies to try to get used to the heat.>> reporter: he was supposed to be back in denver. that made us -- that makes much here in tampa. >> visit your colorado chevy dealer today. it is football sunday, broncos fans. we want you to join the conversation all season long with rbs than talk. during today's game against the tampa bay buccaneers, tweet along with the entire cbs 4 sports team, and after the

it is fan talk. we will have all the information tonight on than talk at 10:35 pm. one in three color -- colorado wins have prediabetes. they are high but not high enough to be a diabetes diagnosis. the ymca is offering a class that helps people battling prediabetes. >> tonight's class is all about managing >> managing stress in the kitchen. this is a lesson in how to make a healthy meal in minutes. >> i usually use no salt, but i could not find it. i did the low-sodium here which brought it down to 140 versus 560.>> sodium, pat, added sugars. these are the ingredients to watch out for when you are battling diabetes. alyssa services learning all about it as part of this diabetes prevention class. >> in that class, i am learning a lot about lifestyle changes, eating low-fat, being active. tracking my food intake.

class in february and now she is 50 pounds lighter. >> everything is changed, really. my whole way of eating has changed. being active has changed. everything has changed in my house.>> reporter: it is also change the lives of their two sons. kevin and joseph. they are learning how to eat healthy snacks and they are active along with their mother. >> they are stuck with the changes the matter what. >> reporter: the ymca started offering these classes nearly 500 people have been able to beat prediabetes. >> we had a weight loss goal of 7%, and we have had people meet that and then some. >> reporter: she said she is not only healthier but happier with her life. >> you have your veggies, your protein. alan gionet, cbs4 news. for information about how to sign up for the ymca's diabetes prevention program,

recalled because their windshield wiper motors can overheat. the recall affects some legacy and out back vehicles for 2015 and 2016 model years. it is unclear whether any of the problems have caused fire or injuries. let's get it check of the forecasts. it is not going to be much in the way of cloud cover. a lot of sunshine on the way today. the forecast is on the way. look at this beautiful shot from notions passed. beauty. we will be right back. a new development this morning surrounding donald trump and his tax filings from -- from more than 20 years ago. here the surprising details just ahead.

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live from colorado's news channel, this is cbs4 morning news. welcome back to colorado's news channel. it is just about 6:30 am on sunday, october 2. sunday, game day, not happening here at mile high, but the broncos hope to go for another win. it is a beautiful morning. it is one you should not watch inside and less you're watching that broncos game.>> morning.>> we have to bring those broncos back. we have the better weather here today. tampa will have 90% humidity. in they will have thunderstorms also. hot and humid. it will -- it will be tough for those guys. here is a look at our current integers. we will be hot that not as hot as florida will be today. 55 in gold and 50 in the

want to talk cold, it is 28 degrees up there already. as we look at the satellite, we have mostly clear skies going on across the state. we have some isolated storms yesterday. nothing heavy duty out there. a few people had rain. today, here is the way that it shakes out. 81 degrees above normal -- 81 degrees. about more -- above normal for this time of year. we may have someen around here. we have another warm one 14 tomorrow and then a major change for tuesday. we will outline that in a few minutes. this is the news in campaign 2016. some of donald trump's federal income taxes in 1995 were published last night. the new york times obtain the records that showed trump suffered major business losses and that year. that allowed him to avoid paying tackett -- taxes for more than 18 years.

paper of working with hillary clinton. it led to a recording of her talking about young voters. and those recordings, says that she understands young voters frustrations, but they are new to politics and are living in their parents basis -- basement. clinton will campaign in ohio tomorrow. with less th candidates are fighting for key states. adam brewer visited campaign headquarters yesterday with a get out and vote for trump. many voters support dropped because he -- because they are members of the working class. >> they believe that they are

want change. they do not want an insider. they want an outsider and someone that speaks their mind. >> donald trump is making his way to colorado tomorrow. it will start with a rally in public -- and pueblo. libertarian gary johnson will also be here on monday. he is expected to rally at the cu south campus campus and parker. colorado state senator. is fighting to unseat congressman mike coffman -- with a cbs tv ad. >> reporter: like many, republican incumbents, mike coffman has distance himself from donald trump. like many democrats, coffman's challenger, morgan carroll, has tried to link the two.>> reporter: donald trump would defense -- would defund planned parenthood. >> reporter: that is true, mike

support for planned parenthood and abortion. >> trump says -- trump is against immigrants, and coffman suggest immigrants should pull out a dictionary. need to know. in 2011, coffman introduced legislation to reduce a federal requirement that ballots be dual language. when asked about it, he said voters who did not understand english could pull out a dictionary and look up words. is district has become much more diverse since then, and coffman much more sympathetic to emigrant issues. he has bucked his party repeatedly on immigration report -- reform, was the lead sponsor to allow dreamers, kids brought here illegally by immigrants to

immigration plans out of touch with reality. this next claim stretches further to establish a trap late.>> just because coffman did not publicly condemn trump this time, does not mean that he agrees with him. coffman has repeatedly criticized trap cain polarizing, and divisive. finally, carol alleges a birth her connection. >> trap question president obama's birth certificate. and mike coffman -- >> he is just not an american. >> reporter: not an american?>> reporter: not exactly. mike coffman said by birth he is not an american. he called it a bonehead move, but four years later, democrats continue to bring it up. trip -- >> mike coffman will not stand

him. >> reporter: he said that he would stand up against donald trump, and donald trump a might coffman are not as alike as carol would have you believe. i am shaun boyd, that is reality check. how colorado handles thousands of pounds of colorado. dbc is asking for the money to pay for two more worker t instead of finding 50 the money to pay for two more workers in the property broke. instead of finding 52 100 plants in homes, they are finding hundreds of plants and warehouses. a sad outcome to a shooting in south carolina. asexual boy shot in the incident has died. he was one of the three people shot last wednesday. the boys mother spoke in tears yesterday about her little boy. >> jacob was forgiving. what happened to jacob? jacob forgives already.

at us and asking his mommy to be strong enough to forgive just like he would have.>> a teenager was accused of shooting and killing his father and then killing two others at the school. federal investigators say that there were not any problems with the signals at the station where the train cras jersey transit that resulted in fines. information from the trains black box has not yet been revealed. happening tonight, 5280 magazine host is -- hautes it's party. it's a dell at the magazine director to talk about the latest edition of the magazine covering the top 25 restaurants in denver. some of those restaurants will be featured at tonight's event. if you are looking for

6:00 at the hangar as stanley marketplace. tickets are $75. there is a program alert for you this morning. communally following this newscast, we will turn to nfl coverage in -- for the jaguar /colts game. there will not be a cbs program or face the nation today. as you may know, charles osgood signed off sunday morning for the last time last sunday after 22 years on the program. jane pauley, as you see there, will take the reins starting next sunday. it is october. it also means it is breast cancer awareness month. coming up, how you can show support with the american cancer society. dave aguilera has your

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welcome back. good morning. inc. you for joining us this morning. 6:40 am. it is 63 degrees. looking at the capital. you can see the flags on the left-hand side of your screen. they are floating around. it is breezy. we have a few clouds here and there. let's check in with some of our weather watchers this morning. temperatures are looking good. we have 53 degrees in north lafayette from doug goodman.

that is up in fort collins. shelby majors reporting that win. she says she has a beautiful morning going on up there. not too shabby anyway you slice it this morning. as we go through the morning, we start out with sunshine. a few clouds in the afternoon. a slight chance we may see one or two isolated storms. you see those green blobs? we might get a passing sprinkle. some went. don't count on much measurable rain. it should be 73 275 and evergreen. should be kelly, that is 10 degrees above normal for this time of year. how long with the war -- how long will the warmth last? i will let you know we speak the next time around. october is breast cancer awareness month. here to tell us about an event aimed at fighting the disease is kristine johnson with the american cancer society. thank you for being here with

you look pretty in pink. >> it is breast cancer awareness month. >> we also know there is an event, the making strides against breast cancer. and you tell us what that is? >> it is a 5k walk to the american cancer society. it raises funds to support breast cancer awareness in the community and research. it affects those affected by breast cancer in our community. >> and we know that a 5k may have different events going on around the. whatcom participants expect? i we love doing activities around the walk. we will have a zumba warm up. if you bring kids, we will have a kids zone. they can do face painting, they can write some letters to some of our cancer survivors. our event is also dog friendly. if you want to bring your furry friends, please do. i will have a dog play area.

the route. we love for everyone to come out. bring your friends, family, coworkers, neighbors. everyone is welcome. >> how do people get involved? >> it is easy. making strides walk.org/denver co. you can sign up as a team and invite as many people as you would like. we do not have a registration fee. it is a fundraising walk. we encourage folks to fund raise prior to the walk and take advantage of some of our on-site fundraisers as well. >> how this that benefit the community or benefit this fight? >> that is important. people want to know where their donations are going. witham society, you know that the donations are going to research. we find groundbreaking cancer research right here in colorado. we have $6.8 million invested right now in research. the other thing that we do in the community as we really like to support our breast cancer patients throughout the cancer journey. we have a lot of great patient programs. one is road to recovery where we provide rides to cancer patients be -- who cannot make

it is important we support the breast cancer patients throughout their journey. >> it sounds like a great calls in a wonderful event. take you for being here with us this morning. if you have more questions, we will have more information on cbs4.com. check this election season has been eye-opening for just about everyone. hear what some third-graders have to say about two of our

welcome back to cbs4 morning news on this sunday. the time now is 6:46 am. 53 degrees -- 63 degrees right now. we have a beautiful day in store. dave aguilera will tell us all about it in a few minutes. the first, we have a look at your top stories this morning. governor john hickenlooper will

assigned after several cases of abuse at a facility. some patients at the pueblo regional center had the words "did" or "kill" scratched into their skin. eight employees were killed -- were fired. the incident dates back to last year. police controversy. it started when officers tried to pull a car over with temporary they suspected it of being stolen. the driver took off. a passenger did get out and ran into a home where he was shot and killed. police have not said what led to the shooting. the driver is still on the run protesters did fill the streets last night, even gathering outside of the mayor's home. people living in jamaica are preparing for hurricane matthew. business owners boarded up windows as residents stop it stores to stock up on bread, water, and flashlights. the category boarded storm is expected to hit the eastern coast of the island tomorrow.

look at that. we have some interesting clouds up there, dave. those are interesting, aren't they? nice. puffy clouds. fair weathered cumulus clouds are pushing in. if you look to the east, it is clear out there. it is not completely covering the sky out there this morning. i will get quite a bit in the way of sunshine. a lovely shot from new reporter, john newbery. their past peak but they're still looking good this weekend. here's a current look at temperatures. grand junction, you are at 54. 52 in boulder in fort collins and it is 52 out at the airport right now. we had moisture go across the palmer divide yesterday. we had rain and elbert county and down a bacca county to -- yesterday. just garden variety thunderstorms. some weather watchers had measurable rain. and bailey, we had one/100 of

of an inch of rain out of that thunderstorm that popped up. we need more. we may get it next week. high pressure of the central rockies. keeping things warm today. it will get wendy later today and into tomorrow, the way that things are looking. there's a big trough of low pressure in the pacific northwest that will bring a weather maker in the weeks ahead. we will see the jet stream start to move. tomorrow. tomorrow night and into tuesday, the call change roles in. that will stick around for quite some time. it may bring a chance of rain and rain mixed with snow before we are done with next week the way that things are looking. ahead of this, for tomorrow, the fire dangers are going to go way up across eastern colorado. from east of denver all the way out to the planes in trinidad, we have advisories for that 35 mile an hour winds and low humidity that will pop up. today, we will see breezy

mountains or the foothills. one made vivid -- one may move into denver this afternoon. we are not counting on much in the way of water but we are -- but it may get dusty. we will be in the 60s and 70s in the mountains in the west. mostly sunny, breezy. warm and windy tomorrow. near 80. and then we cool it down on tuesday and wednesday into the 60s as that system comes through. the moisture does not arrive until thursday with a high of 50. cloudy and rainy. if you look at those temperatures at the bottom, they do drop into the 30s. that will put us in a position that we might get a little rain, snow on thursday morning. >> i keep shaking my head at you. >> it does not look alive that we may see that. >> it is that time of year. we're certainly never ready for that. >> it seems like everyone has a

includes kids. gary talked with a few to see what they think about hillary clinton and donald trump. drug at the would win academy in college park, georgia, we talk -- we talked to some third- graders. >> thank you for inviting us to your school. it is nice to meet all of you. >> made to. >> do you know we have a presidential election coming up>> it is very complicated.'s them -- >> reporter: who is running for president? i donald trump and hillary clinton. >> who is the man and who is the woman? >> donald trump is the man, and hillary clinton is the woman. >> i know a little bit about the stories. trump has a wife and she is a model, kind of. and hillary, her husband or father was the president. >> her husband.

president clinton. >> what do you think -- >> reporter: what do you think the president should do first? i he should half the price everything -- >> he should half price everything for a whole month. >> i don't like it when they do that. >> they haven't touched each other. >> it is screaming violence. that is what i mean. >> did you hear they just had a debate?>> yes. >> what did you think about the debate? >> i thought it was torture. >> all of the screaming. >> i'm going to show you this video and you tell me what you think when we are done. >> you are totally out of control. there is a person with a temperament that has a problem. >> will -- okay.

her shoulders? >> she was kind of like buddy awesome. >> what would you -- what advice would you give donald trump and hillary clinton at this table. >> i was say stop interrupting people and follow the golden rule. if you interrupt the other person, you will probably get interrupted when you are trying to say something. >> they should calm down take a timeout. talk in a room that is quiet. >> so you're feeling as if hillary clinton or donald trump were here, you would say "take a timeout. jill. " >> just relax. >> just take a chill pill. >> thank you for inviting us to your school. that is some sound advice from some very wise third-

thousands of people every year. we will take you to the albuquerque balloon festival. you will not want to miss it where even the oldest our kids

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happening now, hundreds of hot air balloons fill the sky at albuquerque. this, of course, in fast motion. this is part of the 45th annual albuquerque international balloon festival. close to 1 million people are expected to attend this weeklong events. >> the shapes, sizes, the humongous, and the little. it is so exciting. >> it is so beautiful to watch. the event kicked off yesterday with perfect weather. there is this so-called box

it allows the pilots to steer the blooms right over the crowd. heads up. part of downtown denver is closed due to a charity event today. the hot chocolate run is expected to start in a few minutes. tens of thousands of runners are expected to toe the line. the run does support the ronald mcdonald charity. >> 4000 pounds are melted for the race. >> that is why they are closing the roads? we will have to take a detour today. you might not watch -- want hot chocolate this afternoon. 81 for the high with partly sunny skies. a slight chance of a storm later tonight. remember, there is no cbs

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