developing tonight felony charges after a pair of high school football players are accused of hazing. isis attacks another city to create a diversion. hackers up the ante with a massive attack on the internet. >> it is terrifying. von miller on playing against brock osweiler. >> you are playing one of the guys that you bled with. developing tonight two evergreen high school students arrested accused of harassing and threatening classmates. both play on the football team. lauren dispirito live at evergreen. they had again. what more are we learning about the allegations? >> reporter: a spokeswoman for the sheriff's office tells us the alleged hazing were bullying happened not once but several times on school property. each time targeting the same

the evergreen high school football team took the field friday night without two of its players. jefferson county deputies have arrested two male students on suspicion of felony menacing and misdemeanor harassment. for months deputies say the students both sophomores and football players have been bullying four of their peers. monday the situation escalated when one of the two students allegedly threatened the group with a piece of broken glass. students tell cbs4 staff go out of their way trying to prevent bullying. >> i think this high school is probably the best one in the state that has lowest bullying. >> it should stop. everyone has been talked to about bullying and not bullying. >> reporter: in addition to the criminal charges and being kicked off the team, the two students have also been suspended from school. live in evergreen, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news.

jogger attacked in a popular denver park and now police are asking for your help to catch the bad guy. stan bush live in stapleton tonight. a lot of families that hangout in that park. >> reporter: that's right. this happened right on this system of trails, this is a very popular park in the center of the stapleton neighborhood which is one of denver's safest neighborhoods. another reason why people are so shocked about what happened. denver police released this sketch after an incident 11 days ago where a woman was xu stapleton park. neighbors say they are looking out but admit the image is too basic to pinpoint the suspect in real life. >> it was hard to say that i could say that was one person or not. >> reporter: police are looking for a 6'0" hispanic man. he was wearing turquoise shorts and has brown hair and eyes. and he's athletic. on facebook friends of the victim say she was stopped by

she continued on and didn't hear him chase her because she was listening to her music too loudly. >> you hear about them all the time and as i said the kids, we tell them to do things together. and be careful in the park. >> reporter: this is it -- this happened in the middle of the day according to the same source the woman was attacked when she ran downhill out of the side of the runners in the park. the suspect groped her and fled when she screamed. >> when i go running i don't even think something especially in the daytime something like that could happen. >> reporter: incidents like this are rare in this more shocking. >> it's a little scary for sure. yeah. >> reporter: still very little information to go on but if you do recognize that suspect from the story call denver police. live in stapleton, stan bush, cbs4 news. now to new information on the people behind the violent robbery at a liquor store in jefferson county. three men and a woman stole booze from that store at woodmark plaza near peakview and wadsworth. during the getaway they fired shots at a witness. no one was hit but this was a

there's a daycare right next door. we caught up with the father who rushed over to pick up his kids. >> ever i realized that her teacher told me that they were in the playground once they heard the shots, then kind of got a little bit more real for me. unfortunately this -- we live with this every day. >> reporter: police did find the getaway car. and arrested two people. antonio lewin now facing charges for conspiracy to commit murder and theft. and there's a waan darren connolly's arrest. the other person in custody is juvenile. copter4 was up over a crash involving a school bus in denver. two cars collided at 39th and fox. one of them careened into the bus. 34 students were on board. five of the students and the driver of one of the cars went to the hospital but police tell us the injuries are not serious. did you have any trouble using your favorite websites today? if so you're not alone. dozens of popular sites like

jeff todd has been learning more about this attack. do we know yet who or what is behind this? >> reporter: we don't know who. here's a basic breakdown of what happened. very likely that you and your pc are doing just fine. but when you type in an address like twitter.com, there's a directory in between that takes the words and changes them into an ip address and this directory is what got attacked by hackers all day long. stumping you from getting to your favorite website. >> the industry today experienced what we call an internet traumatic event. >> reporter: dale drew is the chief security officer for level three communications one of the country's biggest internet service providers headquartered in broomfield. security experts spent most of friday monitoring and reviewing the cyber attack going on. >> it is terrifying. this is a significant evolution in the attacks base as far as

explode right in front of us and evolve right in front of us. >> reporter: popular websites aren't having issues but users and consumers are having problems getting there. >> the dns server is getting so many requests from the bad guy from all over the world can't tell the difference between the bad guy and the good eye. >> so just getting overloaded. >> completely overwhelmed. >> reporter: we asked dale what this means for you and me and our pc at home. >> consumers are just fine. the machines are not under attack. their machines are not to the company that they want to get access to. >> reporter: there were three waves of these attacks and as dale drew told us, there's really nothing stopping these hackers so it's definitely something we're going to continue to monitor through the weekend. jeff todd, cbs4 news. >> thank you. new developments in the massive wildfire that burned tens of thousands of acres in northern colorado, a juvenile charged with arson for allegedly starting the fire, beaver creek fire started in

home. district attorney office it is not releasing any more information about how the fire started. happening now authorities up in eagle county are checking local trails after tax strips and barbed wire were found on a popular mountain bike trail. a cyclist took these pictures of the dangerous obstacles. they have since been cleaned up and now crews are checking nearby trails. the colorado high school mountain bike lead state championships coming up most of the broncos chatter this week has been about the return of brock osweiler. the game is not until monday, we'll be talking about it all weekend too. mike hoss joins us with friday football report. mark? >> do you have a report? >> you had another line. you skipped it but we'll get -- >> thanks for pointing that out. >> the broncos players are not mad that brock osweiler left. most would do the same. but that doesn't mean they want

make one comment when he got to houston where he said he thought the texans give him the best chance to be successful. you know better than the team that just won the super bowl? brock admitted maybe those were the best choice of words but again broncos players don't have any ill will towards osweiler. other than wanting to beat him on monday night. >> always exciting whenever you play somebody you've played so long with. if it was -- it would be the same with malik jackson or deneige of eighth and. a little bit added sauce like i that you know, that's just how it is. you playing one of your brothers. you playing one of you guys. you want to be those guys when you playing with them. later in sports why wade phillips says jon gruden should mind his own business concerning the denver defense. developing tonight the assault against isis in iraq takes an intern. how ice is caused a violent the diversion.

denver gang members of the street. with a tactic never used before. kids in screen time. the new guidelines to make sure children are not consuming too much. 15 degrees above normal today in denver. what about tomorrow? ,, ,, i've seen what can happen as the result of hate. my son matt was murdered in laramie, wyoming, in 1998. he was befriended by two men in a bar who pretended to be gay. they offered him a ride home, and when he was in their car,

to the prairie and tied him to a split-rail fence, then beat him some more and left him for dead. in the aftermath of matt's death, my family saw the best of america in the love and support we were shown. so when i see the hate that donald trump has brought to his campaign for president, it terrifies me. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell ya. ahh, i don't know what i said, uhh, i don't remember. he's a mexican. i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody, and i wouldn't... words have an influence. . hate can rip us apart. i know what can happen as the result of hate, and donald trump should never be our president. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. about a year ago, 30 ethiopians were killed by isis. reporter: mass execution of ethiopian christians... mike coffman was the only one that reached out to our community. he went to every ethiopian church.

encing at the time. he says what he means, and he does what he says. that means a lot to us and to me. i'm mike coffman, and i approve this message. developing right now the intense battle for the iraqi city of kirkuk. 50 isis fighters took over several neighborhoods, military

as iraqi forces with u.s. help are still trying to push isis out of mosul. holly williams was in the middle of an intense firefight with the kurdish s.w.a.t. team. >> reporter: this surprise attack started with multiple suicide bombings. before the extremists pulled up inside buildings. including this house under construction. >> between six to eight isis over t building. >> over there? >> yeah. >> reporter: on the streets below the bodies of dead isis extremists as well as local residents who could not move for fear of being shot. the s.w.a.t. team began firing tear gas canisters throwing up a smoke screen before sending a team into the building. >> they've been shooting at the building and also firing tear gas canisters and now the

but as they approach, they came under fire, one of them was hit. >> reporter: one of the s.w.a.t. team was injured. they had to pull back. now they're trying to pin the ices gunman down inside the building. commander mohammed is from kirkuk and told us he will fight isis until every last one of the extremists is dead. >> the fighting continues into retribution for the mosul offensive but it's also a taste of what the battle will look like. gunfight in a densely packed city. holly williams, cbs news northern iraq. >> officials say isis executed nearly 300 men and boys in mosul. and as coalition forces get closer to regaining control of that big city, it's believed isis will be using civilians as human shields. investigators are trying a

violence in the metro area. local and federal law enforcement teamed up to charge violent gang members with organized crime offenses. investigators say they worked hard to identify the most violent blood gang members. they used cell phone records and gunshot detection technology. >> we look and start linking shootings maybe some insignificant shootings or appear insignificant, shot at or something li that could become very important in a murder. somewhere down the road where there's not a lot of evidence tied to that. >> a grand jury indicted eight bloods gang members, nine other bloods are already facing criminal charges. the american academy of pediatrics has new guidelines for young children and screen time. the group previously said kids under two should not use any media at all. now they say parents of children 18 took a 24 months can introduce them to digital media but only with high quality educational

>> what you want to make sure you're doing is co-viewing it with them so that your narrating what's going on. reteaching what they're learning and if they're doing any sort of apps, co-playing. >> the new guidelines old -- recommend children younger than 18 months of what all screen time. except video chatting. kids ages two to five should be limited to one hour per day of media and six and older should always have consistent time limits. ski seasof at arapahoe basin. >> [ cheering ] >> the black mountain express lift started at 9:00 a.m. and right now the high noon trail was open earlier today. more owns -- the season ahead looks good across the state as other mountains open up their terrain. loveland which usually competes to be the first to open sends a tweet congratulating a-basin and said it hopes to be open

they had to throw him off at dusk he was having so much fun. >> they had a great time. lots of snow. meanwhile we're talking your record highs down here and nothing going on. sunshine all day long clear skies now tonight. looking at the big picture northern corridors, moisture moving in. we have the cold front that brought us cooler temperatures earlier in the week all the way on the east coast. they got some showers and rain and snow. some snow moving into the pacific northwest along with rain showers and a big high- pressure ridge ov all of that is going to continue to move north of us. that will be the storm track keeping us high and dry around here. as you see the temperatures much cooler temperatures all the way to the east now, new york was in the 80s a couple days ago. now 69. on the warm side of the front 87 degrees, and you can see here in the southwest 97 in phoenix, vegas los angeles and san diego all in the mid-to-

78 degrees today, for the weather watchers 16 walden, 72 loveland, 75 west greeley. northwest arvada 80 degrees today. dia had 78 officially. that is 15 degrees warmer than this time of year normally, 79 downtown, pretty close to the norm for the low, 37 and 36 would be 35, we were five degrees off the record high set in 2003. 1911, 17 degrees. 79 and 78 pretty wa let's go to the mobile weather lab. chris, it could be warmer tomorrow? >> reporter: can you believe that? now that we are 21 days into the month we have enough data we can take averages and give you some numbers to show you where things stand. i did that for you tonight. if we take all the highs and lows we've had so far, average temperature 56.6 degrees. that is 3.6 degrees above normal. if the month ended today would go down as the sixth warmest october on record and right now we are on pace to get into the

we've had six days this month 80 or higher. the high is just a few days ago on october 16. this is what you were talking about. tomorrow the record i 84 from 2003. i know it's going to be a close one out here right now, i had to put on the light jacket. this dry october air sure does cool down fast. >> that's right. just 52 in denver right now. 49 at dia with self brees at 13. 20% humidity and earlier today this w dry it was. we do have a steady parameter. there it is, colorado is now open for ski area, jack kamsi this of them having a great time of there. take a look at this from ellen torres, the scream scram race at washington park. it looks like the mobile weather lab, doesn't it? and there's the tornado so it must be a tornado chaser. great shot and look at this, lenticular cloud from longmont. you can see the sun right

dramatic effect. lows tonight mostly 30s and 40s over the eastern plains. 20s, 30s for the high country, 30s, 40s out west. tomorrow we warm it up, 70s and 80s in the mid-80s over eastern plains, 60s high country, 60s and 70s west. forecast for tonight, clear skies will get down to 40 degrees. tomorrow we'll see plenty of sunshine and right around that 80-degree mark. could be threatening the record. 75 on sunday and we stay in the 70s and dry monday, tuesday, wednesday. thursday, friday and there on saturday and sunday. >> thanks, ed. most cross country runners find a half-mile barely break a sweat but alyssa sanchez completed a distance today meant everything. andrea flores explains why. >> reporter: three months ago alyssa's dreams of running were shattered when a suspected drunk driver 32-year-old frederick on the run from police hit her car head on.

i broke my jaw. and then i had a compound fracture in my arm and i shattered my elbow. >> reporter: doctors told alyssa she would spend most of her senior year in a wheelchair. but friday she walked the last half-mile of her high school career and crossed the finish line with help from her team and her dad. >> her drive and her motivation, to overcome everything that people say she can't do, of her. >> reporter: he says getting to be by her side means more than most can imagine. >> it's the world. i mean, something you can't buy. >> reporter: while setbacks have made the journey almost unbearable, alyssa says friday's race is a big step in the right direction. >> knowing that i wasn't able to be with them this whole season, was hard. but now that i'm here able to

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last year the broncos defense gave up 18.5 points per game. this year 18 points again. so pretty much the same. the one big difference is when the points have come. last year the broncos did not give up a first-quarter touchdown until there is a game of the season. this year they've given up a td on the first drive in four of the six games. teams are often using running backs and tight ends in the passing game. which led jon gruden to suggest the broncos should play more in a while, has he? we have not played as well as we wanted to because we didn't win. but we're still doing some good things. i think we're still first in pass defense in the national football league against a lot of top passing teams and quarterbacks. we're 4-2 and still instead of 6-0. >> we asked what will barack do the most on monday night against the broncos defense.

most. only 5% say throw touchdowns. left tackle russell okung returned to practice for the first time since suffering a concussion. listed as limited but gary kubiak says he is on track to play on monday. official injury report out tomorrow. last preseason game, we have to approach it even though it's not a long preseason tonight is a great opportunity to ended on a positive note. >> treating the the message received. danilo gallinari perfect from the field tonight. 4-4, hit all six free throws to lead the team with 16 points. nuggets just dominated the maps, wilson chandler don't to close out the half with the nuggets up 51-33. led by as many as 34. second half the minimal, 101-75, regular season starts wednesday

traveling to take on unlv tomorrow afternoon. cu taking on stanford. sefo liufau returned to his starting role after missing a few games due to injury. for a bit looked like the bucks -- the bus might stick with steven montez but would have been hard to keep sefo liufau on the sideline. he's the clear leader. not just physically. he is also extremely mentally tough. and our te sefo liufau. and he just kept pushing and kept going and kept working. he had mistakes here and there. but now that we've got a good football team around him, now you can see how good he is. du hockey on the road. visiting michigan state. scoreless until the third but the pie was able to put a pair in the back of the net. du would hang on to win, over the spartans.

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this is the colorado none of us want to lose. i'm gail schwartz, and i'm running for congress to stop the sale of our public lands. coloradans should have the freedom to use this land for ranching, hunting and fishing, not watch it sold off to the highest bidder. scott tipton wants to cut off our access to these lands for generations to come, killing thousands of jobs.

? wild thing! you make my heart sing ? >> unfortunately, wild thing will not be coming out of the indians bullpen when the world series starts next week. charlie sheen who played ricky vaughn willing to threw out the first pitch, how nice of him but the indians and major league baseball passed on his offer. ground ball to short. russell, three games to get to. >> hurt him, the cubs are one win away from the first world series of variance since 1945. the lead over the dodgers, but the cubs have been here before. it did not go well.

2003? the cubs lead the marlins 3-2 and then they went to chicago. 3-0 lead in game six. i think something happened with a guy named steve bartman. kind of changed the series and it didn't end well for the series. >> i haven't been following. they made the playoffs this year? oh, my gosh. that's great. that's great. >> you had no idea. >> i should check the schedule. they might be playing this weekend.

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,, ,, ,, when i became governor, i knew we had to protect our colorado way of life. it's why i need a good team in the state senate. like rachel zenzinger, a former teacher who's fought for equal pay for equal work. daniel kagan championed property tax rebates to help seniors afford their utility bills. jenise may worked to cut taxes

who believes in an open and transparent government. they'd be a great team in the state senate. a-basin did open today but loveland the snow cat is not too far behind. >> be open captioning sponsored by cbs ( whistling ) >> stephen: aah! there! completed! my beautiful lamp shade made of