good afternoon, everyone. we start with new developments in the case of two teenager girls accused of crafting a plot against mountain vista high school in douglas county. and now jamie is live with more on this case. >> there has been a loft of delays--a lot of delays on this

but today, a more definitive time line was given. brooke, who was not in court today, but the judge set a date to determine when the new bond session will happen. the reverse transfer hearing is by far the most important hearing for the defense. attorneys for both girls want to get the trail back in juvenile court. lastages in an alleged murder plot. brooke had a fascination with the attack at column wine and she wished she could have taken part inform shooting. and now her attorneys say that the investigators have centered their case against her therapy journal. so far, there is no date for a reverse transfer hearing. but for higgins, we think the

that is when the hearing will be set. >> jamie, thank you so much for breaking down that report for us. and now new details ab the shooting that left broncos star corner back with a gunshot injury. it happened in dallas in the off season and the police there have just finished up the investigation. officers say that he shot himself in the leg. he is now saying he was too drunk to remember how it all happened. he will not face any charges from the police. but he still could be in trouble with the will face more punishment. of course, he had a different story at first. and now the latest on the wild fire burning in southern california. firefighters say that calmer weather has helped them a little bit and it has already destroyed at least eight homes there and birth at least 5000- ache ache--and burnt at least 5000-acres. nearly 2000 people are out of their homes and they don't know

return home. and we have gotten a few calls about this, people are seeing smoke north of the metro area, well today crews are doing a prescribed burn, it covers about 300-acres, it will reduce fire danger and it is going to help grow native vegetation. and we are on storm watch today. take a look at the bahamas, they are getting a direct hit now from hurricane matthew. it is jugging to the bahamas, category three storm could get stronger before it reaches florida and southeast coast of the utahed states, of the united--of the united states. don champion has the latest from florida. >> reporter: florida residents are not taking any chances as they prepare for the arrival of hurricane matthew. people stood in long lines to

carolina as well, they are under states of emergency. in south carolina, more than aequater of a million people- -more than a quarter of a million people are being order today move inland. >> because the storm is changing, we need to change in phases. >> reporter: anderson the florida coast, storm surge warnings and--up and down the florida coast, storm is your honor warnings and watching- -surges warnings and watches. matthew was going to the bahamas as off of shelves there. >> i think this one might be bad. we trust that everything works okay for us. >> reporter: rain from matthew caused raging flood waters to swallow up roads and a bridge in southern high tee on tuesday. the--haiti on tuesday. the storm's winds shredded limbs from trees and blew out windows. officialings say it was the

almost a decade. don champion. >> and at least # 1 deaths are blamed on matthew. now--at least 11 deaths are blamed on matthew. and to you ash ton, it is still on track to hit us here in the united states? yes, well it is going to impact the eastern portion of the country. taking you back 24 hours ago, this is yesterday at noon, that is when the storm was a since that time, it has gone to the north, northwest and now it is a category three storm packing wind of 120 miles per hour. here is the latest track, we will take you into tomorrow, this is 5:00 p.m. tomorrow, storm is expected to still be a major category four storm. and it is going to get very close to the east coast of florida. at this time, it is not expected to make land fall in florida and with hurricanes, usually the strongest part of

front, over here, but still, there could be some major impacts in florida, including flooding rain and very strong, maybe damaging wind. and then the storm is going north, over, or close to the coast of georgia. and then finally up to charleston, south carolina, where it is going make a hard, right hand turn and go out to the atlantic ocean. it could have a big, big impact. and we are certainly keeping track of matthew as the travel impacts could obviously ripple effect. thank you so much. and it is affecting businesses. united, frontier, delta, and american airlines are all offering travel waivers for flights atected by hurricane matthew. change fees and any differences 234 ticket prices--in ticket prices will be waived. we will have full details posted online, if you want to check those out, right now, police are searching for go two

inside of a home in colorado spring. police are on the hunt for craig brown and jay brown. they are casing carjacks including abuse of a corpse. neighbors called the police about a bad smell coming from a garage back in september and the officers found the body inside so a body bag. investigators say it was actually put there by people working for a funeral company. a look now at the missing man that we told earlier today. 69-year-old perry has been found safe in north glenn, i am happen.rot you. --happy to report to you. family members were worried because he suffers from de- mensa. and now we have new video showing a train derailment in new york. take a look at this, the accident happened this morning in the bronx, if i believes say that at least eight empty freight cars derailed.

suspended. there are delays and no one was hurt no hazardous materials were involved. happening today, kids across colorado brave add very chilly morning to get a little exercise, they went outside, it is all part of wac to school day. more than 155 schools took part if the annual i vent. it raises awareness anter health and fitness, an of course, the safety of our kids in our community. high country, shows our great fall colors. now we have some pretty amazing video online, from scott, go to our facebook page to see that. it is my favorite time of the year, to see the leaves. coming up next, the vice presidential candidate duke it out in their first and only debate. we have the highlights for you.

approaching. >> and a live look outside as we look out on denver, we are tracking yet another cool down. you have to dust off the jacket for this one for sure.

happening now, boulder

the cu campus. he was first spotsed in the champion center. kelly is live in boulder at the campus this afternoon working the story. kelly. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. now it is not clear at this hour if the man that was shot and killed by the police was a student. but again, we no that he is dead and this all happened in the area of the champion center here, just on the other side of this fence near the field. now the police got the ll around 9:15 a.m. this morning for a man with some sort of weapon in the parking lot of the champion center, which is near folsom field, a text message went out to students and staff warning them of the incident as officers responded to the scene. now when the authorities got there, they approached the man and he had a long, sharp object. he did not comply and that is when a boulder police officer shot the man. now another text message was sent out a short time later to

this is an evolving situation. >> it is and ongoing situation, now it is over to the boulder county investigative team. >> i am shocked. i am actually, it is really dangerous for the students out there. and it is morning time. and all of the students are off to take classes. so yes, it is kind of scary and it could be taken care of. >> reporter: now, authorities are taking care of this situation by telling students to just really avoid everything is pretty much back to normal, except for at the champion center. we are told by authorities that another media update is happening at 2:30 p.m. in afternoon. so--2:30 p.m. this afternoon. and we are l have more at www.cbsdenver.com. cbs4 news. >> well, we are just give that will no one else was hurt. and this is the news in campaign 2016, vice

kaine and mike pence went head to head last night. they focused less on the years and more--on the issues and more on the people at the top of the ticket. pence said that it was clinton who has been hurling the most insults. both say they felt confident about their per forcanses. trump will spend today campaigning in nevada while hillary clinton will hold fundraisers in the washington dc area. right now, state warning drivers in the high country about icy conditions. it is that time of the year already. csp tweeted out this picture from vail this morning and you can see a layer of snow, it is nice there, it is covering the roads. and two colorado ski areas are getting ready to open for the season. if you can, look at screen, the coolest video here from cooper mountain, it was take fran a drone. loveland is also making snow. there are the snow guns.

talk about the forecast. and okay, so are we getting anymore snow? well, i think we are going to see more snow. and there are some snow flakes flying around the upons right now ash--around the mountains right now and more snow is on the way coming up tomorrow and we could see rain down here in denerer. first, i want to sew you the temperatures from this morning,- -to sew you the temperatures from this morning. dia, officially 34. so we did not quite drop to freezing, but obviously, it was very, very chilly to get the day te 58 in golden. 62 right now in thornton. a wider view here of the entire state, we are talking about temperatures climbing into the mid to upper 60s across the front range this afternoon. some of us will come very close to 70. in the high high country, temperatures are in the 50s later on. doppler 4000, not really showing much, other man a couple of very light snow showers, we will zoom in here, western boulder county, right

and also way out no garfield county, a few light showers. --out there in garfield county, a few light showers. and as we zoom out, showing you the much wider picture here, the storm system that rolled through colorado yesterday is now way over near st. louis. our next system is coming in from the north. it is a big stretch down area of low pressure, call those trough the and here it is, it is here by tomorrow morning dutch dutch it is here--those troughs and it is here tomorrow morning. and snow in the counties, generally, one to three inches of snow along i70. and maybe up near the flat tops, maybe a little built more, four, five, maybe six inches of snow. and between now and 6:00 p.m., a couple of very light snow showers in the high country. nothing that is a big deal. by tomorrow morning, more significant snow is falling in

tomorrow morning in the high opportunity. that is chance for a couple of showers, we ale i will, really need--we really, really need the rain. if you see a shower tomorrow, consider yourself lucky. i do not think anyone is going see any significant precipitation. by 6:00 p.m. tomorrow night, most of the precipitation is winding down. today, 67-degrees. that is about where we were yesterday. so not a big an that is a change, you will notice a difference tomorrow and that 30% chance very for rain is in the--chance for rain is in the forecast. for friday, 64. skies clear out. and then for the weekend, we are back up into the 70s. it is in fact, going to be a beautiful weekend, a lot of sunshine on saturday and sunday. >> which is so great. but you are right, we need the rain, i think about the poor

all right, wednesday's child reaches new heights today. i caught up with a girl as she learned how to aerial dance. >> and throw it open. >> reporter: she goes through life with a smile, her can do at constitute is letting her to really soar today as she aerial dances--aerial dances. >> she is darling, she is so grown up and she looks like a dancer already. >> reporter: she is a natural. >> yes. >> owner gail pairs her with a dancer megan, who teaches her the beautiful art. >> it is pretty easy. >> you make it look easy. you do. you are just a natural up there. >> i guess the lady is a good instructor so she makes me look well. >> and then take this arm down. >> reporter: she drapes herself over a hoop, suspended in the air, it requires both strength and gracefulness.

but you take risks and you are not afraid. >> i did jump off of a rock and break my footed foot and i still do risky things. >> reporter: the 14-year-old thriving off of adventure, hanging upside down without fear. she tells me she is proud of her individual alty, she likes to make others smile. she is searching for a family to love, one that will see her beauty >> i want a family really badly, which i have been at a group home for two years. so i am looking forward to a family that will come soon. >> this is my second interview with her, she has really come a long way. she is great a--she is a great kid. to learn more contact the adoption exchange by calling the numbers here on the screen,

www.cbsdenver.com. coming up next, colorado tourism is getting a big bump thanks to the arts. how much it is bringing into our state's economy. we have a really special guest in studio. >> first a live look at the dow this afternoon, we are up at this hour. great to see.

the power of the sun and the wind. it can fuel our lives and our economy, too. over 10,000 jobs in colorado alone. but when washington gridlock was choking the industry, something had to be done. so, i teamed up with republicans and democrats to pass the new laws we needed to help renewable energy grow. protecting the jobs we have and generating more for the future. i'm michael bennet, and that's

welcome back, everyone. right now, tourism and jobs are growing in colorado and a new study out today, actually proves it. joining us now is debora to break down the number with the colorado business committee for the arts. so exciting. so when we talk about the arts

>> we are talking about arts, visual arts, performing arts, small groups. >> so this is so excite exciting for us--so exciting for us here in metro denver. how much money is actually coming into our city? >> boat loads. last year we saw tourists from outside from of denver area bringing in $260 million of new money into denver. >> wow, and w >> closer to 11,000 in the arts sector. >> wow, so exciting. people need to know about this. so, tell us, where can people finds out more information? >> they are go to cbca. >> and the study comes out every couple of years. is there anything that is different from years prior? >> we love to talk about attendance, we saw 13.9 million people attending in one year.

3 million, 3.9 million children attending programs. and that is a lot of children in our area. >> and it is so important. like we were talking about, the arts can be therapeutic. so right now, we are in such a good position, but going forward, what is the next step? >> the next step is expanding our communityings offerings and the access to everyone that is part of our community. >> okay, well, we are in a thank you so much for joining us today. and we will take you outside right quick, before we go to commercial break and we have

in colorado, we stand together, 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.

pinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump.

? >> steffy: there's no way. no, no, no. this can't be right. quinn? quinn has power of attorney? >> carter: she's entitled to make decisions on eric's behalf -- medical, financial. >> ridge: my father couldn't have been in the right state of mind when he signed that. possibility, but that'd be very hard to prove in court. >> steffy: dad, we got to do something. we can't let quinn be in control of granddad's life. >> ridge: this is exactly why i had you draw up papers. in case something happened to dad, i would be in charge, not quinn! >> quinn: [ sighs ] i should be in there. >> wyatt: mom, you've been in there all day. thomas and pam need some alone time with him, too. >> quinn: honey, i just -- i don't like being away from him. >> wyatt: i know, but you heard the nurse.