away. down here at city park. jennifer brice live the lake in city park for us tonight. the suspect told you he just moved here from tennessee to get a fresh start? >> reporter: he said he was actually staying with friends at the time, just in the last couple days but monday night he admits that he caused a deadly hit-and-run crash and later wound up here in this lake swimming and naked. we spoke with tyler white today from jail. >> killed somebody and i was asking for forgiveness. >> reporter: he admits he was speeding when four cars christ. the woman in this previous was killed. the speed limit here is 35 miles an hour. >> i was going 90 miles an hour. >> reporter: why were you going 90 miles an hour? >> being stupid. >> reporter: he smoked pot, a few hours earlier, but did not feel hi. >> you got behind the wheel of a car knowing you had smoked marijuana. did that sound like a good

when i was driving. i got it out of my system. you smoke and a couple hours later, it's going to be out your system. wasn't like i was stoned to death driving. >> reporter: toxicology reports and downloadable crash data from white's car will now be part of their investigation. also trying to figure out how white got to the lake in city park. >> if anyone did pick this guy up by mistake and thought they were helping somebody and didn't realize what he had been involved in, appreciate them getting in touch with us. >> reporter: they found white naked in the lake. white remembers the crash even waking up but says he thought he was dead. >> do you remember how you got there or why you didn't have your clothes on? >> i really don't remember. like something took over me and told me to go there. i never mean to kill anybody. i just hope that the family

they also want to thank firefighters that were involved in this. they say some of these firefighters heard that medical call coming in here at the lake. police and firefighters are on different radio systems but they have the -- they were quick in picking up the phone and calling the people at the crash scene and saying this might be your suspect here at the lake. live in city park, jennifer brice, cbs4 news. we also put an extended version on cbsdenver.com for you. a wehe past. this is the view from a cdot camera. plenty of clouds over the foothills near the denver area. no snow for us but it will feel a little more like fall. chris spears live at the mobile weather lab at the chief hose exit near evergreen. we notice the change tonight? >> reporter: absolutely. in fact you can almost feel it in the air right now. by the wind, starting to pick up and get a little bit gusty

we have a nice view of the continental divide and we can see some showers forming in the mountains. trying to spill over. while we'll see a handful of showers here and there, that will not be the story. it will be this. take a look at the temperatures. around colorado, we've had a very warm day well above average in many areas. well into the 60s and 70s, even 80s, a little cool in the higher elevations but take a to the north, we showed you the air, coming our way. much of wyoming has spent the day in the 30s and 40s. strong cold front coming through. back out here live we have some showers popping up in places along the eastern plains. we can see that on radar. we'll see a little bit of this but the big story is the temperature change. coming up in just a minute meteorologist lauren whitney will give you your full forecast. in evergreen, i'm chris spears, cbs4 news. now to new details after two teenagers are shot after

yard. one teenager has died. the other is in critical condition. the homeowner accused of pulling the trigger may have been trying to protect his hot plants. the home is in the 2800 block of high street near 26th in york. tom mustin live in the neighborhood tonight, that homeowner now facing some serious charges. >> reporter: including first- degree murder. denver police tell us that teenagers tried to climb over the fence to steal a man's pot a decision proved deadly. >> within a minute or two, the cops were here, -- >> reporter: scott woke up this morning -- sunday morning to the sound of gunfire. in the whittier neighborhood. >> we heard the shots go off. there was about six initially and then a little break and then two more. >> reporter: denver police got a call from a 14-year-old saying he had been shot and his 15-year-old friend keelan mosley was dead. police used shot spotter

in the backyard of this home. allegedly shot by 48-year-old keith hammock after climbing his fence and trying to steal his illegal outdoor pot plants. >> we proceeded to watch you know, the ambulance come and wheel off two individuals. >> reporter: the 14-year-old is in critical condition. and may be paralyzed. police say hammock told them the teens jumped over the fence and found them lying on the ground. offiat near hammock's second floor window. officers arrested hammock on first-degree murder, attempted murder and illegal cultivation of marijuana charges. he recently caught two need -- two teenagers breaking into his backyard. >> we've had a couple kids tried to break into our yard and try to get our bikes. wonder if it was the same kids. that's really sad. >> reporter: he believes no matter what happens, the suspect should pay. >> oh, man.

>> reporter: i spoke to cbs4's legal analyst karen steinhauser. she says believe it or not the suspect can argue the shooting was justified under colorado's make my day law. much more on that angle tonight on cbs4 news at 10:00. and the latest developments tonight at 6:00. live in denver, tom mustin, cbs4 news. darryl glenn says he is willing to give donald trump another chance. glenn tweeted out this morning that he would meet with trump and give share his heart and win back his vote. glenn had called him to step down as the presidential nominee because of his comments about women. other republicans running for house and senate have given up on trump. >> donald trump is attacking republicans who have turned their backs on him. trump took direct aim at house speaker paul ryan on twitter calling him weak and ineffeive. >> you have people that can't

started after a leaked video showed trump using crude language to describe how he makes advances on women. >> it's like a magnet. >> reporter: also slammed john mccain for no longer endorsing him. because of what trump calls his locker room comments. he implied he will no longer worry about other republicans saying the shackles are now off. so he can run the campaign his way. >> i don't know what he means by like you know, being unshackled. i'm at a loss for what he could say that would help him would be less disappointing than the things he's been saying of late. >> reporter: speaker ryan is focused entirely on protecting republican majorities in congress. democrats are working hard to tie gop but members to trump. democrats need 30 seats. five seats to win back the senate. >> it is one of the most important issues at stake in this election. >> reporter: hillary clinton campaigned in florida talking about climate change with former vice president al gore. >> we do have new details on

hillary clinton hosting tomorrow in pueblo, it's at the palace of agriculture at the colorado state fairgrounds. new developments now in the investigation into the death of a man by a police officer in tulsa, oklahoma. a medical examiner this afternoon says that man terence crutcher did have pcp in his system when he died last month. police officer betty jo shelby is charged with first-degree manslaughter for crutcher's death. prosecutors allege she reacted unreasonably when he disobeyed her commands. hopefully the drive home is running smoother for thousands of drivers. cdot had to close all but one lane of northbound i 25 at alameda. if you are stuck, this was the problem. a truck spilled debris all over the highway. took nearly six hours to get all of this mess cleaned up. all lanes open just before noon. rescues continue as flooding rivers still have yet to crest in north carolina. the distance one man traveled

more clouds here in the denver area. we're looking at some storms possible for us and a major cooldown coming up. and how a camera in the hands of homeless kids gives us all a better idea of what they want for the future. coming up in sports i'll tell you why not playing last week is actually a good thing for trevor siemian.

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aq wars, and still serve today. the va scandal is an outrage, failing to care for our wounded warriors. that's why i took on the va: to get our veterans the care and respect they deserve. because i understand the sacrifices they made, and i'll never stop fighting for those who fought for us. for me, it's personal. developing right now 31 counties in north carolina are considered federal disasters after flooding from hurricane matthew. levees and dams are pushed to the limit and many rivers are days away from cresting. rescue operations still underway right now. one man drove from michigan to help rescue his mom from her flooded home in lumberton north

heard a voice and i mean, they just give us like a bunch of energy. let's get to it. it's mom. what would you do? you only get one. >> that's for sure. crews have used helicopters to reach over 2000 people so far. 29 people have lost their lives. new video shows an old bridge not quite ready to fall down. demolition crews set up an implosion of the broadway bridge in little rock, arkansas. when the charges were set off and the smoke cleared the arkansas highway department says the blast weakened the structure, but it will now take the bridge down, they have to figure out another way. update as samsung stopped making galaxy note seven phone. just a day after the company stopped selling them. some of the phones catching on fire, some of the replacements also catching on fire. samsung said it stopped production for the sake of consumer safety. new tonight this week a group of homeless children were encouraged to capture the hopes

they were given digital cameras and a job. cbs4's kathy walsh joins us now. you got to see them at work. >> i did. this was a fun task and very telling get the kids were photojournalists for a day. asked to basically picture what they want for the future. >> [ yelling ] >> reporter: cameras for kids. surprises that come with an assignment. >> i feel happy. i'm nervous, though. it's my first time doing this. >> reporter: shot at photography. the task is to snap pictures of your hopes and dreams. >> to believe in myself. and to help homeless kids. >> reporter: the kids given the cameras are homeless. most live at the salvation army lynbrook family center. this pictures of hope program is the creation of photographer linda solomon. >> you can see a dream, it puts you on the path to achievement. >> reporter: the children are paired with mentors, 6-year-old jaylynn dreams of being a cop.

>> you like that? >> and a taser. >> you've got to look both ways. >> reporter: police officers william hummel and stephen redfern helped jaylynn capture photos of their cruisers. spot you got the lights. that's awesome. >> reporter: and even tried to equip and. >> pullover. >> pullover! >> reporter: their photo session ends with an emergency. >> i've got to go potty. >> let's go. >> reporter: some of the pictures will be made into holiday notecards. >> my dream is good start. a way to put hope in focus. the photo cards are expected to be ready on november 11. all proceeds will benefit the salvation army of denver. >> that's a beautiful story. thank you. meteorologist lauren whitney joins us now with a weather alert. we're about to get blasted. >> we are by cold temperatures. up north right now in casper we have chilly temperatures. 37 right now. milder temperatures towards cheyenne into fort collins.

come our way. 71 in denver. he will report in fort collins. denver area downtown 68 right now, 71 era dia, winds out of the north at 15. the front is making its way through. earlier today still a pretty warm day. 77 downtown. average is 67. still a ways off from that but tomorrow going to drastically drop below average. 20 215-degree temperature swing. bit gusty ahead of the cold front working through. some winds right now is near steam -- it has been a bit gusty as well down towards monument hill. 20 to 30-mile-per-hour winds. a quick look at our satellite and radar, a bit of activity as well. snow in parts of the high country, thunderstorms rolling through the mountain areas as well. even in parts of the foothills

look at our northern part of the state, granby through rocky mountain national park, some rain and snow, a line of thunderstorms all the way from yampa through range the area. lightning near meeker as well. a look south of i-70 along i-70 you're going to hit rain and snow near fairplay aspen crested butte, and mountain areas there is no out there, someone tweeted me a picture of the snow near the tunnels. really big, fat flakes out there. we also have a wider look across the country this is our area of low pressure working its way through along with a cold front so we get this storm ahead of that and also rain in parts of the midwest but most of the southeast is fairly mild. cold front working its way through overnight tonight, there will be some showers, maybe a little bit of rain here in denver early tomorrow morning. the cold front really sweeps through by tomorrow and with that comes massively cooler temperatures 20 degrees in some areas. tomorrow you may actually need the jacket. it's been t-shirt weather lately. futurecast used to have rain

the overnight hours. starts to clear by tomorrow morning but there could be a little bit of rain early on for us in denver, western slope dry out a lot from this. tomorrow morning to could be fog in the foothills also out on the eastern plains. maybe a bit here in denver and then tomorrow clouds start to clear it may be a few more into the evening hours. we really do look at a fairly mellow day tomorrow behind the front, just get cold temperatures and tonight called as well, 37 in greeley, 37 out in burlington and in ray, 39 illegal and frisco, 46 over in tomorrow, upper 50s, so a big difference from today, 20 degrees drop for denver, 58 in denver, 57 greeley 55 burlington, 66 in meeker, and we have 60s out to our west and for our five-day forecast tomorrow, 50s and then back to the 70s on thursday, and on friday, we're in the 80s again. so it doesn't last long. >> no, it doesn't. back in the 80s. exactly. thanks, lauren. voting from the grave, more

colorado voting irregular these. here is brian maass. >> reporter: he died at the age of 88 but then something remarkable happened. well after his death a vote was cast in his name. >> so six weeks after he died he voted? >> he did. unfortunately, it was counted. >> reporter: just the latest in a series of dead voters we've uncovered. how many dead voters is acceptable? >> none. >> reporter: we found them. and numerous cases of voter fraud. >> just period. >> brian maass exposes more people dying to vote tonight on cbs4 news at 10:00. coming up, nothing changes for the broncos under their interim head coach. the when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal 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!"

i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump.

fans were all crossing our fingers hoping to see trevor. >> the broncos doing their best. a little bit of gamesmanship. not to give any advantage to san diego. the plan is for trevor siemian to play. but the broncos trying to play it cool. trevor is certainly acting like the starting quarterback. the broncos had a light day at practice in san diego on

tells us he will be ready. >> when i found out i wasn't playing, we wanted to do that. so got a little head start. >> i think it's challenge for everybody. but you adjust and i think the coaches, rico does a good job adjusting and giving us something we can handle. day >> you'll have to forgive joe decamillis if he has too much on his mind yesterday. understandably so. the broncos interim head coach said he didn't have time to consider all that was going on yesterday but admitted he finally got some butterflies this morning. the good news for joe is that the blueprint for success is already there. he says he doesn't have to change much of anything. >> in my opinion, i've been with a lot of teams so far. hopefully not many more. i think his schedule is as good as any i've seen. the way he does things from a

we practice, the way that we meet, the way that we do our restoration for the players, the way our strength coaches do it, it's an incredible schedule. i think it would be foolish to change it to be honest with you. >> you can see thursday's game right here on cbs4. if you told cu fans that the buffs would be 4-2 and their only losses at michigan and southern cal, they probably would not have believed you. on saturday the buffs will face an asu program they've if the first six games are any indication, cu not come to shy away from the challenge. relishing it. ll us they are >> first of all i love night games. most of the guys love night games and the atmosphere. we're expecting a lot of fans and just trying to come out was a big win especially over asu. someone we haven't been yet.

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another beautiful day today. hard to complain about this. >> a lot of rain. we have some mild temperatures. hour cold front has not worked through yet. 71 in denver, 61 in avon, 72 in grand junction. tomorrow only 50s and on the cloudy side, but we are warm once again on thursday. if it is too cool, you'll get the warm weather back. but it will be nice to feel like fall. >> michael is going to wear his uggs too. >> we'll see. >> just kidding.

one man is charged for punching a cyclist. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: trump says the shackles are off. and so are the gloves. he blasts disloyal republicans and declares he's now free to campaign his own way. also tonight, a national backlash over trump's vulgaron comments about women-- >> this is a powerful moment. what do we do next to make sure this doesn't happen to another s generation? >> pelley: north carolina under water. some residents wait days to be rescued. >> when you step off the porch, it's up to your neck. i walked in water up to my neck. >> pelley: and boston says goodbye to big papi, as a stellar career comes to annd.