trump questioned president obama's birth certificate. he won't stand up to trump because he stands with him. >> live from colorado's news channel, this is cbs4 news at noon. >> we expect the policy to change. we need to be the first ones to make a change. >> that change is what the homeless community in denver seems to want. but there are now speed bumps for the lawyer representing them. >> but first the weather, it

but mother nature had different plans. this is the news at noon. ashton is in colorado's weather center with an update. i want it to warm up. >> many of us do and don't worry, much warmer weather is coming back and the entire front range tomorrow. i'm afraid through most of the afternoon, this is the going to look. low pesky clouds. in the high country, it's a beautiful day and mountain areas are warmer. look at doppler 4000, the cloud covery road here. that stalled out. and therefore these clouds stay in place, the fog is limited to the northwest side of town and visibility is a half a mile. and similar in westminster. temperatures in the 30s for

city parks up to 40s. look at aspen, 60. beautiful, so with these low clouds, stuck in the 40s and 48 for the high. tomorrow, we go to the 70s. >> thanks, new details at noon, now, a controversial class action lawsuit against the city of denver. some homeless are bringing the case ai way the city treated them. you see, officials cleaned up their camps and some obstacles for the lawyer representing the homeless. we're live where some of the homeless camps sweeps took place. go ahead and tell us the latest. >> the majority of the day advising the attorney who

legal process. just over my shoulder. broadway and lawrence, where the homeless sweeps occurred. and the homeless have returned. the attorney who brought this forward, he said there are close to 1,000 plaintiffs who said they're victims of constitutional io the sweeps. and the mayor is among them, the individuals named will claimed qualified immunity. and he said go after the city and county of denver only. he is going to rework the institute and both williams and the plaintiffs say policy changes are in order.

that night. you shouldn't know, but not every one in the homeless community does it. >> now, the plaintiff's attorney heads back to the drawing board and the judge warned that the longer this case takes to go to trial, the more likely they won't be able to give testimony because plaintiffs have moved on. live in denver, cbs4 news. we'll move onto campaign 2016, hillary clinton is in pueblo and she's rallying for people to register to vote. she'll speak in an hour at the state fairgrounds. the secret service wouldn't let us inside until after she left. he filed this report earlier this morning. >> i'm tom here at the colorado

speak at 1:30 p.m. it's 9:20 a.m. and we were asked to leave to file the support, security is tight. there are dozens here gathering. she's going to rally voters here and wants them to register and talking about how important colorado is as a battleground state. we're told to get inside now and i'll for you, see you at 5:00. and donald trump declared his independence from republicans who abandoned him. this after he was heard in a 2005 tape making pretty vulgar comments about women, more on the scandal surrounding the campaign. >> donald trump is campaigning in florida. the battleground state in a must win if he hopes to become

single greatest waste of time and energy and money. >> but with less than four weeks to go. trump is attacking republicans who withdrew support after video surfaced showing him using crude language towards women. >> i just like kissing them, like a magnet, i don't even wait. >> he told bill o'reilly he's done with paul ryan and other republicans. >> i wouldn't be in a >> including ryan. >> i got that. >> 331 governors and 87 of those are not endorsing trump. >> the clinton campaign has their own problems, media is sifting through hacked e-mails from campaign chairman. u.s. intelligence said the hacks came from russia.

apparent attempt to influence on the baffle of trump should be of utmost concern to all americans. >> he pointed out that trump confidant tweeted in august. the trump campaign denied its working with >> and the saint lake city tribune endorsed hillary clinton. they called donald trump unfit to be president. he lost hope of being taken seriously with his recent comments. charges against four men accused of kidnapping a man were thrown out and filed with the u.s. attorney's office. the men walked into an adult

demanded a ransom and the victim's family paid in part. three of the four suspects were caught. those suspects since been transferred into federal cud. developing story, bomb squads worked with a suspicious device outside of the police department. a hazmat team detonated it. it started when a backpack was le o we're waiting to find out what the device was and if investigators know who left it there. update, breaking news, cbs4 morning news, this was an early morning swat situation and it ended peacefully. a man was arrested outside a home, the man barricaded

disturbance. they managed to get inside and they've not yesterday identified him. deadly crash on i-70. the medical examiner identified the woman. she died of blunt force injuries. investigators said she rear ended a prius. we ta man who fled. >> i'm sorry i took your daughter's life and i pray that you forgive me and for my sins. >> he admitted to speeding in a 25 miles per hour zone and smoked pot before the crash. but he wasn't high, he said. he's scheduled to be in court

the semi-truck, it happened at 40th and holly, they could only use one track rcing 30 minute delays. that will be the case until 3:00. but trains are leaving every 15 minutes, officials suggest planning extra time in you have to use the a line today. multi-state amber alert for a little girl ends with her being reunited now a law enforcement agency is being criticized for not acting quickly enough. and carlos, he's this week's wednesday's child. find out about this creative boy ahead. and we have the weather forecast. what to expect next. >> we have these low clouds and that keeps temperatures cool through the afternoon.

>> visit toyota.com for exclusive offers. developing story, a 4-year- old now back home with her family in florida. authorities across multiple states spent 2 days looking for her. they said a family friend took her. law enforcement apparently didn't launch an amber alert

spotted her and now tennessee law enforcement is defending their decision to delay the amber alert. other states do this as well they claimed. >> we escalated it based on the information we had. >> he legally changed his name and it's not clear why he took the little girl. the legalization of marijuana in colorado means parents need to have another tough conversation with kids. we hosted a state health department about the talk. making sure kids understand the consequences. >> every youth wants to success and succeed. being charged with marijuana is a problem. it's illegal federally so it can keep you from getting financial aid and the perkins loan and the pell grant and

success. >> join us for this marijuana in colorado talking to youth at 7:00 p.m. catch it on our decades challenge, 4.2 over the air or comcast 240 and post it at cbs denver.com at the same time. >> spending time outside makes carlos happy. he likes rollercoasters and soft music and we're showing off his creative side. >> >> 11-year-old carlos works delicately to make a clay fish in denver at art garage. >> it reminds me when i went fishing. >> the fifth grader loves the creative process. >> i like that we make stuff out of stuff. >> let me see. >> very nicely done. >> great. >> we sketched the fish and

clay before adding texture and glaze. you have a knack for this. art is a hobby but he lives for the holidays. i like to sit by the christmas tree and see the presents like, before christmas to look at the tree and the lights. >> the mild mannered boy enjoys quiet music at bedtime is an adrenaline junkie. >> i like to >> and dreams of having a successful career. >> i want to be a chef or a real estate agent. >> i like to cook and i want to earn a lot money. >> that's as hot as a volcano. >> yes. >> whatever he commits to, he gives his all and ready to give his heart to a family.

about him or visit cbsdenver.com. >> it's cold and dreary and drizzles. >> we almost hit 80 yesterday and now the low clouds stick around through the rest of the day. looking that we were going do clear out and in fact we saw promising signs that skies by this point would be clear and like they're going to linger through most if not the entire afternoon. look here, we have problems with fog earlier today. this situation generally speaks has improved but have fog that is developing. and then here in the denver area. from around dia and then across the north side, that's where the really low clouds are. visibility in westminster is half a mile and similar in

but not low enough to cause visibility issues. dramatic, how cooler we have compared to 24 hours ago. stapleton, 32 degrees colder. that puts our temperatures in the 30s an 40s. and 44 in castle rock but that's one of the warmest spots. more sunshine down closer to >> zooming out, the statewide map, there's these handful of days where the mountains are warmer than the front range, this is one of those days. leadville is 10 degrees warmer than denver and mostly sunny throughout the mountains and the low clouds for the front range. cold front responsible for the

it slides southeast as we progress into tonight and that allows high pressure and a big warm up. mountains in the 50s and 60s an 70s and 80s but for today, 40s, the best we'll do. temperatures on the chilly side. it won't for long, this is a one day cooldown. tomorrow back to the 70s and then look at friday. not quite record territory and then the 70s for the weekend. >> wednesday is an anomaly. this is it, one day only. >> this is your day if you're looking for something cool. >> the heat is back if you like that. >> denver half marathon and we talk with a nutritionist on how to fuel the body with the right kind of food.

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the weather is going to be perfect. and get your running gear ready, the rock and roll half marathon is sunday and we talked what we should eat while we train. we talked about how to balance our diet to help our bodies run more efficiently. >> your plate should be a quarter protein and a third two a half carbohydrates and then quarter to a half with vegetables. >> i wish there were more chocolate acceptable on the

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before trump said there was mike coffman. women should be punished for having an abortion, coffman wrote a bill to redefine rape, which could exclude women who were drugged. before trump called for a ban of muslims, coffman pushed for a religious test of u.s. soldiers. and on president obama? trump: he could have been born in kenya. coffman: he's just not an american. stop mike coffman now before he gives trump more ideas. house majority pac is responsible

a pair of 16-year-old twin girls once best friends are now their worst energies. they developed identical eating disorders forcing them to lose 50 pounds each. they won't stop though because they don't want to be the fat twin and their family is pleading for help. i feel like a failure. i can't fix my beautiful little girls. >> will dr. phil help them with this devastating disease? >> it's warming up. >> very slowly. right now in the 30s and 40s

castle rock is the warmest location at 45 and 37 in wheat ridge and these clouds are to thank for the chilly temperatures. this willing the coolest day this season, tomorrow, though,

service. it started with my dad. he fought in world war two, was wounded in korea. he's the reason i joined at 17, fought in two iraq 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.

l 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.

? >> wyatt: you know i love you. >> steffy: of course. it's never been about that. >> wyatt: so, then why -- why can't it only be about that? >> steffy: how can we do that when your mom's more involved in our lives than ever? >> wyatt: [ sighs ] >> knows that my grandfather's power of attorney is hers and not my dad's. >> wyatt: [ sighs ] i had to tell her, steffy. >> steffy: even if it cost you and me everything? >> wyatt: hey, i will fight till my last breath for us, for our marriage. the question is, will you? or will you walk away? >> thomas: [ smooching ] >> caroline: so did i tell you that our son has started solid foods? >> thomas: ooh.