this is the news bragging in denver. police are investigating a shooting on high steed and 28th near denver zoo. police say one person is in critical condition. and right now there is no suspect information. we will continue to update you on this story as we learn more. authorities in california have a man in custody for the ad springs officers yesterday. riverside county deputies say 26-year-old john felix is a suspect. another officer was injured and remains in the hospital this morning. officers were trying to resolve a family dispute when a man they were talking to suddenly pulled out a gun and opened fire. the two fallen office verse been identified as 27-year-old leslie zerebny who had returned

veteran i should say, who was set to retire in december. he was working overtime on his day off when he was killed. tropical storm matthew has been downgraded to a post tropical psych clone. it continues to -- cyclone. it caused billions of dollars of damage and has killed at least 10 people in the united statesand nearly a thousand more in the caribbean. there is a high risk of flash flooding through the morning across north southeast virginia. and good morning i am kelly werthmann let's check our forecast with dave aguilera. >> good morning. you have to feel for the folks on east coast. especially while we are basking in the nice weather around here. we have a cool morning for some and a not so cool morning for others. it's 34 here and it's 50 here and 45 in sedalia this morning

trailer the weather watcher there. satellite and radar has high cloudiness from a little system over new mexico. still, much like yesterday, gigged to be a mix of sun shon -- it's going to be a mix of sunshine and high clouds. but we have a pretty good looking forecast. 70 at noon and high today should be about 76 degrees. so a little warmer today and now, this warming trend will continue into tomorrow but a cold front will arrive on tuesday and we will let you know what that will do for your weather coming up in a the second presidential debate is set for tonight in st. louis and the stakes could hardly be higher. the republican party is in turmoil after an explosive recording exposed donald trump making vulgar comments about women. jamie yuccas has the latest. >> reporter: nbc saturday night live didn't miss a chance to take a swing at donald trump's latest controversy. >> it was 11 years ago. back when i was just a young childish 59-year-old man.

republican party have pulled their support. after hearing trump's vulgar recorded comments about women. reaction to the 2005 tape has been fierce. even from his running mate mike pence said he cannot condone or defend trump's remarks. >> hey everybody,. >> reporter: house speaker ball ryan disinvited trump to the republican rally and said he was sick nd by his comments. sick nd by his comments. >> -- sickened by his comments. >> i meant the senate condemned trump's remarks and some lawmakers have gone farther demanding that he drop out of the race. trump says he will never do that. but he made a rare apology in this video posted on social media. >> i said it. i was wrong. and i apologize. >> reporter: trump will answer to voters tonight when he faces hillary clinton in the second presidential debate. >> this requires a level of humility. >> reporter: dr. wayne fields

rhetoric and says clinton should leave the scandal alone. >> she has to leave alone anything that suggest paraphrasing what he says. >> reporter: trump is likely to face tough questions about this newest scandal. jamie yuccas cbs news st. louis missouri. >> and trump's wife has publicly condemned the lewd comments but continues to stand by trump's side. as andrea flores tells us some leaders in colorado don't >> it's hard to hold back my rage hearing words like this from a man about women in our country. >> reporter: a group of colorado moms and clinton supporters met up across the state to rally against republican presidential nominee donald trump. they say his comments towards women caught on tape send the wrong message to kids. >> it's important for our sons to grow up knowing how to respect women and act appropriately and sharing power and that's obviously something

and volunteer michelle says the scandal should not matter. >> men have locker room talk and women talk just as bad and we can't say the same thing for the other side. >> reporter: now colorado leaders are asking trump to reconsider his run. governor john hickenlooper tweeted donald trump lacks the simple decency to be president. while republican senator cory gardner asked trump to step aside. and republican representative mike coffman called the comments deeply offense and i disgusting. rudy giuliani says the -- lack of republican support is not unexpected. >> largely didn't support him in the first place so it's not so much a surprise. >> reporter: andre -- >> that was andrea flores reporting. we have more reactions on our website cbsdenver.com. hillary clinton is dealing

wikileaks released thousands of hacked e-mails from her campaign chairman. the e-mails includes excerpts from the wall street events that earned her millions of dollars. one of them from a speech two years ago shows clinton acknowledging she is out of touch with the middle class because of the "fortunes my husband and i now enjoy and another speech she said politicians need both a public and private position to appease vo wikileaks says it's small portion of the 50,000 clinton e- mails they have and the state department says they will also release additional clinton e- mails over the next two weeks from her time as secretary of state. all these issues are he can spdz to -- expected to come up during the second presidential debate and we will have coverage starting at 7:00 right here on cbs4. right now firefighters are keeping an eye on a grass fire burning in summit county it started yesterday afternoon on the east side of lake dillon

acres burned. crews use 2 helicopters to battle the flames. now no structures are threatened but we are told firefighting efforts will continue later this morning. aurora police are looking for a man investigators believe was involved in a possible kidnapping and assault yesterday afternoon. police want to find 47-year-old christopher remson connected to a 1994gmc suburban qfm799. police received several reports of a possible kidnapping in the area of 6th and sable around 1 yesterday afternoon. witnesses say that they sai saw hmm assaulting and dragging a woman. right now the relationship between him and the woman is not known. police say he do lives in aurora and they don't believe he is left the metro area. it is bronco sunday and rookie paxton lynch is the

lynch under center later in sports but first let's go over to dave so what will it be like at mile high today? >> it's going to be gorgeous lots of sunshine nothing right now. we have dark skies out there wait for the sun to rise. high pressure will be over colorado and that's a warm sunday today and even warmer tomorrow but there's a cold front that will change in the week ahead. we will talk about that coming up in a bit. also coming up, the results of several studies looking to see if between what time you work and breast cancer. and a couple refusings -- refuses to let hurricane matthew stand in the way of

and welcome back to cbs4 morning news. it's about 11 after 6 on this sunday morning. 44 degrees as we wait for the sun to rise on this game day sunday. right now this is the news in your "healthwatch" report. several new studies find no connection between working the night shift and breast cancer risk. researchers from oxford university followed a total

risk. the findings questioned the world health organization's 2007 assessment that shift work could increase the chance of developing cancer. a new study in pediatrics suggest choirn take vitamin supplements or are treated by a chiropractor are less likely to receive flu vaccine. doctors say the data points out the need for cooperation between health care practice initialers to increase -- practice tigers in to increase vaccination. researchers did find that people both given fitness trackers and, of course, cash rewards for meeting the goals were far more likely to boost their activity levels and continue to use those devices i guess money talks right. before you fill your grocery cart with foods you will regret. mary malonnie has tips to save your diet in teed health minute. >> reporter: if you have gone

stomach chances are you you made bad choices web md has one way to avoid filling your cart with items you regret buying is by chewing gum. people who chew gum while shopping had fewer junk food cravings and opted for healthier options. if you are worried about what to eat when you are out, remember, healthy foods first. pile on the veggies, then go for the meats and sides. another great way to control your eating, is by paying with cash. studies show you more likely to plastic. if you are trying to lose extra pounds, skip the cooking shows. people tend to snack more watching food related tv. you can also try using smaller plates for meals. studies show your brain correlates the size of your dish with how much food you are supposed to eat. and drink more water. drinking several ounces per day can keep you hydrated and help reduce calorie intake. for today's health minute i am mary maloney.

wedding day, mannedy and michael -- mandy and michael may be the luckiest newly weds. the video shows the couple celebrating during hurricane matthew. they originally planned their beg day to take place in baldhead island in north carolina but moved the event to wilmington due to the storm. the rain stopped during the reception and the wedding party went into the flooded streets to celebrate. i guess that's making the most of what's been a pretty naturally storm. >> i guess. yeah. if you have to we news this morning. you know the flooding is horrible down there but there's cold front that pushed this guy out to sea here. category 1 into the evening last night. and this morning it went post tropical is a big hoe pressure area out -- low pressure area out there right now. you can still see it's pounding a lot of rain on the coastline here. parts of new york state and virginia coastline and some of those areas still under the

news all of the computer models now are taking this guy out to sea due east by the time it gets to ties. it won't make the curl back to florida that some of the models were indicating last week so. , things are looking better out there. current temperatures now, we are 27 in craig this morning. 33 in aspen. 45 in boulder. and if we go in a little closer here you can see temperatures are across the board 36 in erie but down to littleton it's 46 down there already. and richard hoffmaon southwest littleton. he has 47 degrees right now and doug in western colorado going to 45. now we have had high clouds drifting in from a little disturbance in new mexico where it's been raining down there. so that will happen again today. we will be partly cloudy during the course of the day with just the high thin clouds passing by. rain though should stay down into southern colorado and new mexico. albaquerky had quite a bit of -- albuquerque had quite a bit of rain yesterday.

another warm day. there's moisture drifting into southern colorado. down here up above about 11,000 feet they may get a rain snow mix but the high clouds make it into denver with the rain staying down across the southern stretches of the state. temperatures today 70s out to the. 60s and 70s in mountains and west. my forecast for the big bronco game today kick off should be at 76. halftime about 74 and 72 by the 4th quarter. lots of sunshine today and then it will be a little breezy ahead of the next front that comes through. we will drop to 74 on tuesday with a few isolated late day thunderstorms and then a cool shot on wednesday only about 59 degrees. and back to 70 by the time we hit thursday. but if you look at that only tuesday has a chance of rain and that's it. and we had yesterday we had a couple grass fires pop up. we really need a lot more rain but it doesn't look likeites it is coming. >> hopefully we get something soon. >> wish say a prayer whatever you can do. >> okay thanks.

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does my heartbeat now ? i can't live without ? without feeling it inside. >> reporter: yes in the age of audio tune celine dion is the real thing. >> there was a woman sitting behind me and she kept going she is amazing. she is amazing. she sounds better than she does on the albums. the albums. >> she is amazing. oh she's amazing. sorry. that's why i love performing live so much. it gives you something magic. it's like tinker bell with the fairy dust. >> isn't she wonderful she is making musical magic plus theunsolved history of crater lake and at home with supreme court justice ruth baiter

on cbs sunday morning right here on cbs4 at 8. coming up, good news for taco bell fans, where you can sleep over and have a butler serve you t bell tacos. that's next. this is the news on cbs4. ,, ,,,, in colorado, we stand together, but congressman coffman stands with donald trump

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.

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backup as lynch will make the first career nfl start today against the falcons. siemian was set to work out yesterday but was not able to convince gary kubiak he is healthy enough so broncos go with the first round pick who spent the week working with the first team offense. lynch has had work to do adjusting but broncos have seen him make progress since being drafted and they don't expect to scape beat on sunday. skip a beat on sunday. >> i knew i would get a more reps and take more reps with the ones and gets a look at the scout team defense and that feels good to get more reps doing as best i can. >> the confidence throwing the ball and stuff he always had that. handling the aspects of walking in here today and getting the game plan that's different than the one last week. you adjust quicker and he is more could have dent in the ability each week to to refocus and start over and get ready to play. >> this has been the chevy

chevrolet the most awarded car company two years in a row based on 2014-2015 year end total visit your colorado chevy dealer today. broncos fans we want you to join the conversation all season long with the fan talk during the game tweet along with the cbs4 sports team. then after the game, vote on our fan poll at cbsdenver.com. it's arby's fan talk we will have the result on auto nation all access sunday night money watch report ncaa is making a big move to oppose north carolina's bathroom bill. the association is moving 7 championship events out of the state including the first and second round of the ncaa men's basketball tournament. protesting north carolina's law that requires transgender people to use the bathroom that course responds to their gender at birth. the games will now be held in

verizon and sprint say they will let customers trade in their samsung note 7 for a completely different phone. the move comes after a phone believed to be a replacement note 7 caught fire on board a southwest airlines flight last week. samsung launched a global recall program for 2 1/2 million note 7s in september after multiple reports of the device setting on fire while charging. and here's produce are's favorite story taco bell -- producer's taco bell is offering a few people to stay over. there's going to be bunks bunk beds and big screen tv and taco bell butler. deal is to celebrate the steak double dia a quesadilla with double the steak. the widow of a denver firefighter says a bureaucratic bungel cost her tens of thousands of dollars. cbs4 investigator brian maass

see tomorrow night at 10. >> reporter: he died in the line of duty 15 years ago. >> i remember every moment of that day like it was yesterday. >> reporter: his widow was supposed to get his pension benefits tax free. but someone messed up. and now she is out about 70,000 dollars. is the city of denver willing to take any financial responsibility here?our investigation tracks down the decision makers. >> who screwed up here? >> i think you can draw those conclusion for yourself. >> i simply want to be able to recoup the monies i lost. >> who is responsible for the pension problems that cost the widow her thousands? the cbs4 investigation comes your way tomorrow night at 10. now let's check the forecast. dave. >> good looking today. rise at 7:04 but we are seeing a little light. you had the taco bell story on. i want to bring back the bell beaver if anybody remember that

let's look attributeful shot from peter. you report shots from the georgetown loop railroad. colors are locking good. they are past the peak but it might be a good day to head up the hills before the bronco game. >> we are not just talking t bell. second presidential debate is also happening tonight ahmed controversy from both candidates. how the town hall style debate may help or hurt donald trump and hillary clinton. plus... >> reporter: as hurricane mat yew moves off the coast it le

live from colorado's newschannel, this is cbs4 morning news. >> and welcome back to colorado's newschannel. it's just about 6:30 on sunday

game day sunday. we have a broncos sunrise coming up there. broncos are hosting the falcons at mile high this afternoon so let's check in with dave aguilera for the game day forecast. dave. >> looking pretty good for a game around here today. it's cool this morning for some of us. we are at 35 in erie but westminster at 50 this morning. and as you get going this morning doug in western colorado has 45 to start you off this morning. and on the satellite, we have mostly clear skies right now but there's a high cloud mass coming in again. so much like yesterday, we will have a mix of high clouds and sunshine. it's moisture coming up from the little disturbance in new mexico. but that's not going to ruin the weather today. we will be mostly sunny earl i y few-- early a few high clouds this afternoon. and high clouds and heat this afternoon for a 76 degree high. and that will probably be the temperature right around kick off today for the big bronco game. so looking pretty good for this sunday.

coming up in a little bit. hang tight. >> thanks dave. >> okay. this is the news breaking right now in denver. police are investigating a shooting on high street and 28th near the denver zoo. denver police tweeted about the incident just about two hours ago saying one person is in critical condition. authorities tell us they are investigate -- their investigation is happening in an alleyway in the area right now police don't have any suspect information but we will continue to update you on the story as we learn more. authorities in carn deadly shootings of two palm springs officers yesterday. riverside couldn'ty deputies say -- county dep cities say john felix -- deputies say john felix is a suspect. another officer was injured and remains in the hoves. >> the officers -- in the hospital this morning. >> the officers were trying to negotiate with the suspect to just comply. it was a simple family disturbance. and he elected to open fire.

there. 27-year-old leslie zerebny returned from maturnity leave 63-year-old jose gilbert vega was a 35 year veteran set to retire in december. he was working overtime on his day off when he was killed. a motive for the shooting is not known. tropical tomorrow matthew is downgraded to a post tropical cyclone. the storm is moving east this morning away from the coast of north carolina. it caused billions of dollars in damage and killed at least 10 people in the u.s. and nearly a thousand more in caribbean. edward lawrence has the latest from charleston south carolina. >> we were going to be out here for another two weeks or so. >> reporter: evacuees are waiting to return home aftermath yew brought record break -- matthew -- after 6. matthew brought -- aftermath yew brought record breaking -- after matthew brought record breaking flooding. rain soaks the region and stretches into the mid atlantic states more than a foot fell in southeastern north carolina last night.

west as raleigh damaging homes and businesses. a fema search and rescue team from new york city saved three people in fayetteville. after the suv was stuck in therushing water. matthew hugged the coastline moving north sparing communities from severe wind but causing devastating flooding like here in charleston. there are reports of scattered looting at homes and businesses including this gas station in garden city georgia. >> frustrating because op they got. i mean, local store right here to help the community and everything try to get opened up. >> reporter: in florida matthew caused coastal erosion wiping away beaches and destroying coastal roads. experts predict 4 to 6 billion dollars of damage will be left behind in the u.s. impressing some but far more than sandy's

there's high risk of flash flooding across north carolina. and southeast virginia as well. new this morning, a huge fire destroys several buildings in north myrtle beach south carolina. this happened last night and the buildings are on ocean front property evacuated ahead of matthew. firefighters had trouble getting to the scene because road were flooded. once they arrive the fire had spread to four buildings. no injuries have been reported and right now it's not clear what caused the fire. also new train derailment leaves more than two dozen people hurt. it happened last night east of new york city. investigators say a long island railroad commuter train sideswiped a work train causing the cars to jump the tracks. people hurt are expected to be okay. 600 people were on board. federal investigators are now looking into the cause of the crash. this is the news on campaign 2016. the trump campaign is trying to

-- 11-year-old video cap purred him making vulgar remarks about women -- captured him making vulgar remarks about women. cbs4 political specialist sean boyd explains. >> reporter: one of the -- the traditional debate format looks like this but the second presidential debate will leave candidates more exposed. our analyst agree trump benefits from that most. >> he plays to people a little bit better you know one of th has consistently received is that her people skills or her ability to connect to people is not that strong. >> this format could benefit donald trump because he is likes to interact with people. >> reporter: but republican admits it will depend on whether trump actually prepares for this debate. he held a town hall style event in new hampshire thursday but denied it was in presidential for the debate.

they were going to cancel it and i said why are you going to cancel it? you want debate prep i said forget debate prep you think hillary clinton is debate prepping for 3 or 4 days she is resting. >> donald trump didn't do well because he didn't prepare. but the fact is they went easy on hillary clinton. they didn't bring up benghazi didn't bring up the e-mail server. >> reporter: preparation not just about issues but style. when to approach the audience. >> has a lot to do their jobs and homes. >> yeah. >> reporter: and when or if to get in your opponent's face or face. >> and i believe i can. >> reporter: both of our analysts agree after trump's dismal perform and the last debate this one could seal his fate. >> if he has a similar performance this time, or if his behavior up to and after that debate are just as bad it's game set and match he is done. >> it makes you wonder if he blows this debate, can he get back in the game?

>> reporter: the debate is likely to veer into tawdry subject matter's tape of trump talking about soliciting a married woman for sex surfaced friday and on monday he said he hadn't ruled up bringing u bill clinton's infidelity and hillary clinton's attempt to discredithis accusers. shawn boyd for cbs news. a special prize for a -- surprise for firefighter family who lost their home and best fr i this summer. and dave aguilera has the game day forecast as we look west as the sun begins to rise it's cool start to the the day but a

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well good morning. good to have you here. a live thecapitol this morning. blue and orange sunrise on the way. a sign the broncos may have a good day today. 6:40 it's 44 degrees downtown. some of the weather watcher temperatures for you this morning lots of 40s showing up this morning like shelby up in northwest fort collins with 48. or 46 i guess i should say and you want to cool down go to hartsville at 28 degrees there. randy clark is the weather watcher there and he has -- the

five minutes. awfully chilly to start you off. here's the futurecast forecaved. high clouds drifting -- forecast. high clouds drifting in. partly cloudy by late in the afternoon. and 76 in fort collins should be close to the low 70s in the ever green and 75 in lyman and denver 76 degrees if this is the bronco game you picked to go to, kelly i think you did okay in doing that should be great down there at mile now a story you will see only on 4. about three months ago a wild fire tore through nedderland destroys -- nederland destroying 8 homes one of the homes belonged to a firefighter working the flames he and his wife lost everything. and their beloved st. bernard has yet to be found. one group stepped up to help the family and try to fill the void of their lost best friend. in a matter of seconds, every thing can change.

>> reporter: when charlieschmidtman saw his home burn to the ground. among the treasures lost, one of his family dogs a st. bernard name geneo -- geno that that might mae sick to my -- made me sick to my stomach. >> you remember the for fighters. >> reporter: the community and others have stepped in to help charlie and his wife bretlyn. saturday morning the hockey foundation held a 5k event in denver bretlyn schmidtmann's friend encouraged her to take part for at the end this was a surprise. >> dog nation want to give you and charlie a 10,000 dollar check. >> reporter: dog nation raises money every year to help hockey families in need. this year though the foundation had a little something extra up their jersey sleeves. >> we have one more thing for you and that's a st. bernard

seconds, everything changed. >> i am completely overwhelmed i don't know what to say i am so grateful. >> reporter: she says she and charlie are still working on plans to rebuild their home for now, they are focusing on this new change. >> he is going to love this little guy. o. my gosh. -- oh my gosh. since the dog nation hockey foundation began 6 years ago they have donated more than a million dollars to deserving families. you can learn more about the organization at cbsdenver.com. coming up, deadly plane crash in weld county. why investigators say the pilot may be at fault for causing the

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this sunday. 44 degrees as we look out at mile high stadium. we will see the broncos host the atlanta fall kins in few hours. of course looking forward to that game but first let's look at some of today's top stories. federal investigators say pilot error caused a deadly crash in weld county nearly a year ago. 35-year-old jared langster and his passenger died when the plane crashed. ntsb says the pilot didn't note fuel st winds. both men were from kansas. serious controversy clouds the presidential debate. republican leaders want donald trump to end his campaign because of vulgar comments he made about women back in 2005. meanwhile wikileaks released more than 2,000 hacked e-mails from hillary clinton's campaign cheryl. they include what can be chairman. they aclue-- chairman they include wall street events that earned her millions in one

cbs4 is your home for presidential debate coverage. the candidates will meet at washington university in st. louis missouri starting at 7 right here on cbs4. tragic individual grow hate which where some victims ofhurricane matthew were buried. families breeived for one -- grieved for one man and his 3- year-old girl both killed. they are two of the hundreds to died in only one district. emergency crews fear the make their way to mountain villages. let's get a check of the forecast closer to home. dave. >> closer to home we are so lucky for the weather we have around here compared to what's going on on the east coast and caribbean as well. a live look from the mountain camera. we are clear to partly cloudy as we look at the higher peaks. you can see the snow up there. i have another shot of snow above timberline. marshal sent this beautiful

you get going limon is cold. 28 degrees there. 28 also in boulder 43 and ed down in almosta typically almosta is kind of the cool spot but -- ala mosa is typically -- ala. alamosa is the cool spot. even though we have a high pressure ridge right over colorado it's not strong enough to hold everything up so it'sfiltering the moisture if u little rain here in southern colorado during the course of the day and afternoon so showers and thunderstorms for the san juans some of the eastern plains but it doesn't make it up into the northern part of the state. so all we will see up here is high clouds from that system today. temperature wise, 6 0? in the mountains, 70s and 60s out west and we will be in the soothing 70s across the eastern plains as well today. going to the bronco game,

start 76 degrees. and by halftime 74, 72 in the fourth quarter and sunshine wall to wall. you might want to take sunscreen or your big orange hat to the game. 79 tomorrow. it will be a little breezy for monday and then we drop down to 74 on tuesday and might see a few isolated showers late in the day and then cooler on wednesday at 59. but we bounce right back into the 70s on thursday with mostly sunny skies. so far, the weather has been very nice >> we have been in great shape. breast cancer fighters and survivors are being honored with a black tie convenient coming up. >> -- convenient coming newspaper and jack -- event coming up. >> and jackie wesley is here to talk about the event coming newspaper thank you fobbing -- coming up thank for being with us beautiful in pink. >> thank you. >> you are breasta breast cancer survivor -- you are a breast cancer survivor. >> i am a 13 year survivor. >> can you tell us about your battle if you don't mind.

started early. i had about 4 benign lumps before i was dewing nosed -- diagnosed at 39 so it's important to check yourself before you get 40. i was at stage 3b so it started to spread and i had to go with a bilateral masecretary mi and chemotherapy and i -- masecretary mi and a dancing event to raise money. >> you know, when i went through my battle you know a battle is not always just for you but it's for you to share with people you can get through the battle and so i actually you know i am faith-based and asked god what should i do with that and he said help people fight and so fighting together to save lives is the nation of the organization. so we have done a couple of things. this is just about the third big event that we have done the

survivors you know because some people lose their battle. one of the ladies that you saw in the blue dress, right after that she lost her battle to breast cancer. so, the night is just to honor the survivors and this year we are going to honor co-survivors because if not for co-survivors those that stood by us and helped us while we were sick in the middle of the night, you know where would we be so we will honor husbands people that are not married and we will honor survivors and the co-survivors and boy the stories are amazing. >> i can imagine. >> just heartfelt. >> very moving. as you said the battle is something that is not just you. it's everybody around you friend and family and others. so how can people get involved if they want to help. >> we have a website

coming saturday. so, you can still get tickets. tickets are available at convenientbright.com so www.fttsl.eventbright.com. >> do we know the stars that are dancing. >> they are local people. >> stars all their own. >> they are stars but we do have booth dance studio that will perform and they are professional dancers. >> they are great. >> one of the girls so linda johnson will be dancing and she -- that's one of her loves. so, those are the stars. but we will be honored with having the first lady of denver as our host for the evening. >> wonderful. >> yeah. >> i took dance lessons with booth dance for my wedding and they are awesome so it will be a fun event. thanks for being here this morning. >> you are welcome. >> beautiful in pink. >> thank you. >> this is the news on cbs4.

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kids who know their parents don't approve of the issues of recreationa marijuana are four times less likely to use themselves. but starting that conversation can be tough. that's why we hosted a town hall with the state health department one of our panelist was a mother who made the decision to talk to her daughter and her friends. >> i had that conversation. i was the mother with the four teenage girls basically saying let's talk about edibles. let's talk about joints and le this -- vaping. let's talk about this i had to have the conversation beyond drinking. >> you can join us for this important town hall marijuana and colorado talking with youth airing wednesday night at 7 on our decades channel. that's comcast 240 or over air at 4.2. we will post it at cbsdenver.com. it's an exciting morning for cbs network jane pauley

osgood who angered the brought cast for -- anchored the broadcast for 22 years. >> i don't feel too young for anything and i feel i have experience and while i am not saying i am the perfect person to succeed charles osgood who succeeded charles i am saying it feels really right to me. >> and that's what's important. the first show of cbs morning hosted by jane pauley is at 8 a.m. a husband and wife from maine earned first prize in the wife carrying competition. the couple beat out 43 others through a vigorous obstacle course in less than a minutewinning 11 case of beer and 665 bucks they will head to finland to compete in the world championship. 102-year-old woman might need the cubs old he -- might

she is glued to the tv and keeping score of every game and keeps track of the pitch count. she believes this is the magic season. >> you know, when they get up to bat, they have not got an angry look. they smile. and they are going to do their job and i think that's what keeps me going a little. >> she doesn't look a day over 90. cubs currently ha looking to sweep the giants tomorrow in san francisco. we have breaking news out of palm springs california a man accused of killing two misofficers is -- police officers is now in police custody. more on the officers gun down and what led up to the deadly shootings. and a possible kidnapping suspect on the run in aurora. more on the investigation and who police want you to look out for. >> well, i love that woman for the cubs.

right? the morning shough make -- should make you smile. 7:04 sunrise this morning. going to the game today? 76 degrees at kick off with lots and lots of sunshine. and just a few high clouds. it's going to be great day. there's a cold front on the week ahead we need to tell you about and we will do that

the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. ,, my dream is to help kids living on the streets with education. charles what's up man? -whoa! how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow!

i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a lifetime. did you see his big old feet? look. whoa. this is the news breaking in denver. police are investigating a shooting on high street and 28th near the denver zoo. police say one person is in critical condition. and an investigation is happening in an alleyway in that area. we have not been given any suspect information just yet. but as soon as police have an update for us, we will be sure to share it with you. authorities in california