live from colorado's newschannel this is cbs4 news at noon. >> the colorado supreme court makes a big ruling in the case of two teenage girls accused of threatening mountain vista high school. thanks for joining cbs4. i am alan gionet. they have been charged as adults. defense attorneys argued they should be tried as juveniles

state's high court ruled on today. let's find out what that is about. cbs4's jennifer brice joins us from the newsroom. and the defense really won this round. >> reporter: yeah. the supreme court said siena johnson does not have to produce mental health records in order to get her case against her back to juvenile court. siena johnson and brooke higgins were charged as as for the alleged murder of mountain vista high school. their lawyers asked for this reverse transfer. that means they want the cases to be moved back to juvenile court from adult court. a judge has to make that decision. the judge ordered the girls to produce mental health records after prosecutors asked for them. the supreme court made a ruling in johnson's case saying a court cannot order those

requires the court to consider mental health records the made available. the supreme court only made a ruling in johnson's case. in the higgins case the ruling set the questions they asked for hypothetical and not based on facts. they state the ruling from the johnson case. we asked the district attorney's office for a comment, but they said it would be inappropriate t both johnson and higgins will be back in court later this month. jennifer brice, cbs4 news. investigators are trying to determine why a young driver went off in arapahoe county road rolling a car that burst into flames leaving five dead. we are waiting for the corner to reside in these of those five. three young men died and two and woman also inside the car died. two of the dead graduated from lincoln high school. this happened on county line

drivers to speak to that area well above the posted limit. >> well, you get a lot of kids that come out and go to that third bridge. usually they are flying down the road at 100 or 100 plus. >> that sedan led skidmarks in the early morning crash yesterday. the car was so badly damaged it was difficult for investigators to figure out it's make and model. investigators in aurora trying to determine if speed and alcohol played a role in a crash in dayton, florida. the driver and another man died any woman who is a passenger has some minor injuries. right now police are investigating a shooting in centennial. this happened on aberdeen where a homeowner called 911 to report a shooting. that man was found in a car a few blocks away.

police right now are using dogs to search the area. there is nothing else yet on a possible motive behind this are what happened. the red flag warning is up. you can see our camera shaking because there is a lot of wind out here. chief meteorologist ashton altieri is in the weather center right now. >> that is right. we have a cold front on the way for tonight. it will be our first genuine cold front butthead of the front warm and windy -- but ahead of the front it is warm and windy. we recently clocked out at 39 miles-per-hour passed on the east side of clocked out. ego with 51 miles-per-hour -- look at eagle with the 51 miles- per-hour wind. so not quite as bad in aurora but we do have a red flag warning that goes from noon

combined with the warm temperatures in the low humidity all means an elevated threat for a fire here this afternoon. temperatures are in the 70s. in fact, we are quickly approaching 80 in dia with 75 in boulder and mountains on them outside for early october as well. your forecast as we go through the afternoon will top out around 80 or 81 degrees. the wind helping to keep these temperatures on thwa and tomorrow a 15 degrees temperature drop. a lot of folks are asking where fall is. you will know where it is by the end of the week. >> all right, ashton. thanks a lot. democrat hillary clinton now has an 11 point lead over donald trump in colorado. 49% backing clinton and 38% trump. this poll out today from

race is not as tight here as it is in other recent polls have suggested. the newest round of questions for donald trump focused on 20- year-old tax returns and why he reported a loss of almost $1 billion that year. a revelation that the democratic campaign calls a bombshell. cbs's mark albert reports. >> reporter: donald trump spoke out about the a speech on cyber security. he says she is unfit for the presidency. >> hillary clinton is only experience in cyber security and it involves her scheme to violate federal law and putting the entire nation in harm's way. >> reporter: but a breach in security for trump's own it tax returns continues to dominate the news.

taxable income of $916 million, which may have led him to avoid paying federal income taxes for up to 18 years. >> there is a real question as to whether those losses are economic due to spectacular failures, tax avoidance, or maybe something much worse. >> reporter: his taxes will likely continue to be a distraction. >> he is going to be explaining and defending rather than pushing forward his cause. >> reporter: hillary clinton is in the battleground state of ohio today to outline new economic reports. during sunday mass she said trump is not the answer to their prayers. >> they say that all of our problems could be solved complete by more law and order. as if it is systemic racism plaguing our country doesn't exist. >> reporter: clinton's speaks this afternoon at a voter

mark albert, cbs news, the white house. donald trump scheduled to make two campaign stops in colorado today as well. the first and pablo at 3:00 and then heading to 11 for a rally at the budweiser events center scheduled to start tonight at 7:00. gary johnson also campaigning in colorado today is targeting young voters speaking at cu south denver in parker. this event is scheduled for 7:00 this evening. you can find out details about those rallies colorado next week of tim kaine. plus by colorado is playing such a key role in this election in the campaign 2016 section at cbs4denver.com. we have new details on the armed robbery of kim kardashian at a hotel in paris. french police are looking for five assailants accused of handcuffing the concierge and forcing him to leave them to

police say they tied up kardashian and locked her in the bathroom before they stole or than $10 million worth of jewelry. it happened while her husband kanye west is performing in new york. >> i'm sorry. i have to stop the show. >> a family emergency caused him to shop the -- stop the show. she was badly shaken but is not hurt. she is now under heavy security at home in new york. her stylist alert us police but her bodyguard was not with her. changes management today with walt weiss stepping down as manager when his contract is up at the end of the season. the rockies say weiss decided to step down when they made third in the national league west standings. in his four seasons as manager, 18 never reached the postseason.

finish off in tampa. just how did the team feel about the unexpected timeout? and just ahead 80, jamaica and cuba preparing as a monster hurricane takes him.

right now the caribbean is racing for a category 4 hurricane. we are only one notch from the most category five. winds are over 130 miles-per- hour as people are feeling storm surges. mark strasburg has the very latest. >> reporter: limbless downpours triggered floods. as hurricane matthew hit jamaica on sunday. in kingston rushing water covered streets of stranded cars with drivers pushing vehicles down e city of mcgrail a waterspout was spotted over the ocean. officials issued an evacuation order throughout the island. >> we are sure jamaica will be within the 90% of the storm. >> reporter: in haiti the storm is expected to do between 15

the government has opened 1500 emergency centers that could hold 340,000 people. matthew will make its way toward cuba with hurricane conditions early tomorrow. the us has already evacuated many family members in guantanamo bay. the statement has told nonessential personnel in jamaica and haiti in the bahamas to evacuate if they can but if not to hunker down. it is still too early to forecast the impact of matthew on the u.s. of you living on the east coast could feel it by the end of the week. marcus ross men, cbs news, jamaica. if it threatens the united states, it will be friday or saturday and it will be the carolinas. there is still a lot of conversations about the track it will take. if it did threaten in the u.s, it will probably not be a major hurricane.

usually do. here we are tracking our own changes as weather approaches from the northwest. in the high country we have seen some thunderstorm activity in northwest colorado. if you got out and about this past weekend, beautiful colors and still some nice color to be found with karen matters sending in this beautiful picture at buffalo pass. so the color has peaked in a lot of places y over in mile high you can see that state flag whipping around this mistake. a red flag warning until 7 pm for the southwesterly winds. combine the wind with the warm temperatures and the humidity it makes elevated threat for wildfires. that is why the red flag warning is in effect. normal for us now is about 70 degrees and it is 80 in greeley with 76 in boulder.

topping in the 50s. some high country locations could actually climb into the low 60s. here is what it looks like on doppler 4000 at this midday. we are try and limit planes and on the western slope a few thunderstorms mixed in as well. it is all because of this front on its way. let's break down the timing of this. a few showers possible afternoon in the high country. late tonight and early tomorrow morning the front pushes over the metro area as 2:00 in the morning. behind the front the 15 to 20 degree temperature drop. so enjoy the warm temperatures today if you like those type of weather. 8140 high and many of us are looking forward to something that comes our way tomorrow when we are below normal at 66. same situation on wednesday and

drop of 15 degrees or so as another system comes through. that next one will have more moisture and we think there will be a couple showers on thursday. righty warning i am not sure but we will be close. >> it feels like we are walking down the stairs -- or maybe falling down the stairs. >> it should be a fast transition. if you like warm weather, today is your day. earlier we told you neighbors believe high-speed played a role in a deadly rollover. police say street racing is plaguing some neighborhoods in colorado. right nole the traffic. here is joel. investigator rick salinger shows us the police tool are trying to use to stop the races. >> the gathered each week to watch the aerobatics. it often leads to racing. how do you stop this activity? >> well, i think that you stop it with enforcement. >> reporter: they are hitting them where it hurts. >> so you see that police cannot stop this.

about the efforts to stop street racing is tonight at 10:00 only right here on cbs4 news. coming up, how it could soon be easier for you to find that move you want to stream. -- move you want to stream. ,,

a but congressman coffman stands with donald trump and will support trump for president. they've spread falsehoods about president obama. trump: oh, no. coffman: i don't know whether barack obama was born in the united states or not. coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado.

what is a little rain? the denver broncos did not lead rain get in their way of another win yesterday in tampa bay. the team is defense shut down another opponent. two intersections and quarterback trevor siemian left in the game. paxton lynch came in and finish off the game 27-7 after the break in the lake. coach kubiak said the daily show see temperament of his team. >> practice -- at practice our

group. we stay focused. we went back to work on what we needed to do and went through the situation over and over again. my biggest concern for both teams is just the safety of the players. you play three hours and sit around for one hour and get back out there. it looks like we finish the games, and that is the most important thing here expect we are more likely to her about the injuries of siemian during xfinity monday li brandon marshall joints are brandon -- insiders tonight right here on cbs4. did you ever have a friend recommend a movie to stream? turns out there is now an app for that. kenneth craig shows us the new ways to search all across streaming services. >> reporter: allison stripe loves streaming movies on her smart tv. that she hates how long she spent searching to find what she is actually looking for.

and there is so much amazing stuff to watch. >> reporter: there is an increasing number of streaming services from netflix and who low to amazon and google play -- who -- hulu to amazon and google play. she recently downloaded real good. it allows users to plug in a particular movie or genre. the app searches all of the streaming services and shows >> it will show you where it is playing. if it is on multiple servers or in some cases will find it is not anywhere at all. >> reporter: apple built in the search function for its new apple tv. roku has done the same. >> what of a difference has this made in your tv watching? >> i think it has just made it easier.

to watch. kenneth craig, cbs news, new

a dr. phil exclusive today as he speaks with a woman now engaged to stephen avery. the subject of netflix and the making of a murderer. today dr. phil explains how this relationship developed. >> you light up when you talk about him. this relationship is obviously built. how long did it take this relationship to turn romantic? you had a reaction when you got the letter, but was this immediately in love at first right -- write? >> why she believes he's it is today at 4:00 on dr. phil. tonight a possible breakthrough in the fight against hiv.

could be the first to be cured. how that could pave the way to treating millions around the world with hiv. ashton is back now. we are in the 60s and even the 70s in some areas. we will top out at 81 today and then a bigger drop tomorrow and

i first met mike on a fundraising event to help the hunger in ethiopia. i was an aurora scholar this year. at his birthday party. mike is a very nice guy. he's a really nice guy. he can do 62 pushups. mike is a great friend to the ethiopian community. he's not like other republicans. i think he's better. mike's one of us. he's one of us. mike coffman es uno de nosotros. mike is one of us. i'm mike coffman,

? >> ridge: hey. he's gonna pull through, logan. >> brooke: of course he is. so the doctor's still cautiously optimistic, right? >> ridge: yeah. >> brooke: and what about quinn? left his side. >> ridge: she's the only reason he's in there. if she'd just left him alone like we asked her to, but she -- she manipulated her way into marrying him, and now... here we are. i've never been this worried about dad. it's all on quinn. [ monitor beeping ]