the night in the hospital. >>. >> halloween decorations that crossed the line showed up in fort collins. >> the debate attention turns to colorado this week. >> a new neighborhood development with 100 apartments and not a single parking space. >> and hurricane matthewen covers a part of -- matthew uncovers a part of our history that startedhundreds of 9news starts now. police are asking for help finding someone involved in a hit and run that left one person dead in a bizarre set of circumstances. just before 7:00 a dodge challenger was speeding on southbound colorado boulevard near 40th. it hit a prius starting a chain reaction involving two more vehicles. the driver of the prius died. the driver of the challenger got out and ran to a nearby conoco gas station and then left with someone who may not have known about the crash.

description but want to get the word out that they are looking for a light skinned black male in his 20s with braids who may have had blood on his face. if you've seen him or happened to be the driver that picked him up at the gas station, you're asked to call 911. broncos coach gary kubiak appears to be on the mend feeling better tonight. on sunday an ambulance left mile high carrying kubiak less than an hour after the broncos' loss. the coach went home this afternoon afr 9news reporter victoria sanchez tracked down a doctor who knows about the condition. >> nearly one in nine households have someone who gets the severe head pain but not everyone needs a hospital. i spoke with a local headache expert about some possible symptoms that could raise red flags. >> it starts behind an eye or at the base of their skull. >> reporter: if you've had one before, you know migraines can be debilitating. >> that's when the throbbing intense or tearing pain starts.

diagnosis that antis up that pain. >> a -- antes up that pain. doctors diagnosed head coach gary kubiak with symptoms after being taken to the hospital from mile high stadium sunday night. dr. randy james with the denver headache and spine center says the pain can last from a few hours to days and can include weakness that mimics a stroke on one side of the body. >> face drooping, clumsiness, food dragging, those kinds kinds of things can also be included in a migraine type issue. >> reporter: if kubiak had stroke-type symptoms, it's no wonder it was taken seriously especially since he had a mini stroke episode while coaching the texans on the field. migraines don't show up definitively on tests, but kubiak did have an mri and ct scan. sometimes the diagnosis comes from ruling out everything

"i've made a lot of positive changes healthwise in recent years and will continue to listen to doctors." >> if he was just the average person, i would expect him back to work in a week. his back to work is on the football field. >> in sports drew will have more on what's in store for the broncos this week as they go to san diego to face the chargers. as for migraines, they can be caused by issues with blood vessels in the brain or even bones in the neck. we don't know what's causing kubiak's pain, but we do know myself who suffer from them. >> in fact, more than 37 million americans officer from migraines. on our facebook page a -- americans suffer from nye grains. on our facebook page a number of you have sent in tips and advice on how you deal with headaches. police in denver are looking for a missing 13-year- old. arena hernandez has some developmental disabilities last seen around 4:00 this afternoon near west 18th and meade near

sweater and dark blue pants and also had a pink and brown backpack. if you see her or know where she might be, call denver police. a hospital employee in memphis, tennessee, is getting credit helping save a little girl from a kidnapper. the 4-year-old was taken in florida and for three days police looked for her across three states. investigators say a security guard at the hospital tipped them off when he recognized the girl and the suspect. police say a former family friend identified as old west hoggs took her sometime saturday morning. it's not clear why the two were at the hospital. police carried the little girl to safety and took the suspect then into custody. they say she doesn't appear to have been hurt. her family got the good news soon after. >> i probably would not let her go. i'll probably never let her go. >> never let her go. this has been hard, a long hard road. >> the girl's family told police they had not seen hoggs in more than two years after

home after he pulled a -- leave their home after he pulled a gun on them. samsung issued a warning to all who have a galaxy note 7. turn it off. it doesn't matter if it's one of the old ones that were recalled because some were catching fire or the replacements which also have had reports of overheating. carriers and retailers around the world have been told to stop sales and exchanges of the galaxy note 7 until samsung can pinpoint the source of the problem. the consum is asking consumers to report any issues they have with the phone. only four more weeks and it's over. the campaign is done and america can settle in for four long years with a president only half the country hates. from the top of the ballot to the bottom a lot can happen in 28 days and prominent republicans continue to bail on donald trump to focus instead on congressional races. speaker of the house paul ryan says he's done defending trump as of today. he will campaign instead to preserve the gop's house majority. his thought is they'll be needed to oppose hillary

trump and ryan why never been bestees. today trump said ryan should quit fighting him and instead focus on job creation, balancing the budget and illegal immigration. not surprised both camps declared victories after last night's debate. hillary clinton was in detroit, trump in north carolina. both continue their criticisms on a personal level. >> if they want to release more tapes saying inappropriate things, we'll continue to talk about bill and hillary clinton doing ap folks. >> now i'll tell you what. donald trump spent his time attacking when he should have been apologizing. >> new national polls taken over the weekend and before last night's debate showed clinton with a growing lead. the nbc wall street journal follow has clinton with a 52-

tim kaine came to denver for a rally alongside the dave matthews band. donald trump was also in colorado greenwood village for a small business roundtable and tomorrow his head campaign office in greeley and hillary clinton is coming back here to pueblo on wednesday for an event. colorado's republican senate candidate darryl glenn supported donald trump until saturday when he companied trump and vowed not to support him and then today he switched back to would be a flip followed by a flop. glenn told fox news trump did what he needed to do to reset his campaign after last night's debate. this might be a topic of conversation tomorrow night in the only televised debate in the u.s. senate race. glenn and michael bennet will debate live on 9news tomorrow night from history colorado in denver. coverage starts with it next live from history, colorado, at 6:00 on 9news. the debate is at 7:00 on

9news.com. i'll be moderating alongside 9news political reporter brandon rittiman. the unlikely and previously unknown star of last night's presidential debate turned out to be a gentleman named ken bone. he asked one of the final questions on energy policy. the power plant operator from illinois has become an internet sensation, although he may be even more undecided than he was before last night's debate. >> i think i might be more i'm going to hold my judgment till the third debate. in a political cycle like this one anything can happen. >> bone went into the debate favoring trump but was impressed with clinton's poise. he went from having seven twitter followers yesterday to more than 34,000 today. of those original seven two were his grandmas. when it comes to finding a parking spot in denver, the struggle is real which is why a neighborhood erupted over plans to build 100 new apartments

space. city council approved a permit for 100 microapartments at the corner of 16th and humboldt. micromeans units about 350 square feet. neighbors brought black balloons to the site today and tomorrow they take the fight to city leaders. >> this one came a little out of the blue, caught us by surprise and then the scope and scale of the project was huge and it and add to that there's adviser -- blew us away and add to that there's a zero parking requirement, so we're talking 108 units with absolutely no parking. >> the city council appears to be getting the message after hearing people outraged over the development recently voted to stop issuing similar permits for residences that do not have parking. one size does not fit all when it comes to denver's housing. our partners at the denver business journal are looking at how much x amount of dollars

the number they came up with at least to start is high, $1 million that will buy a 8,100 square foot estate on the outskirts of golden or about 3,300 square feet in cheesman park. or you can get 2 acres and a four car garage in centennial or 2,400 square feet in a greenwood village condo that also has a 24 hour concierge. the business journal will also look at other price points around the area. we have that $1 million slide show on the 9news page. halloween is coming. it seems that every year someone's halloween display is legitimately scary to someone else. at some point people will learn to stop hanging black mannequins from nooses but not this year because someone hung this display in fort collins near south drive by the csu campus. we heard this from two ladies

feeling in my stomach to think that someone would put a hanging black woman like right across the street from our campus. we also thought about, you know, what message is that sending to black families coming up here with third black child? >> especially because this past weekend was homecoming weekend, i fell like that kind of reflected, especially this way, the house that it of a dorm, a dorm room that incoming freshmen stay in, and i feel like it doesn't represent csu. it shouldn't represent anybody in fort collins. >> police got a couple calls about that display. there's nothing technically illegal, but officers did go by and talk with the homeowner and the homeowner was surprised to know anyone was offended and agreed to take it down. so everybody learned something in the end. part of history and potentially dangerous, what hurricane matthew uncovered on

south carolina. >> a polar bear cub has more fun with a tub of ice than should be allowed. >> fall might be feeling like a visit finally even if it is just a short one this week along the front range. >> and a restaurant trying to celebrate teen pride ends up paying off on a very expensive bet. >> reporter: and joe

the flooding left behind by hurricane matthew may become north carolina's biggest disaster. flooding has now stranded 1,500 people in the town of lumberton south of fayetteville, many rescued from the rooftops of their homes. nearly half a million people across the state without power even this morning. >> we never thought it would be this bad, never. >> of the 11 deaths blamed on matthew 10 were in north carolina. a state of emergency remains in remains in effect there for more than 40 counties. >> matthew will go down as one of the most destructive hurricanes to hit the south east. with at least $6 billion in damage it will be the costliest hurricane since superstorm sandy. it will go down as the longest lived category 4 or 5 storm ever on record in the eastern caribbean.

make landfall north of georgia late season in october since hazel in 1954. the 14 inches of rain from the storm that fell on fayetteville, north carolina, on saturday was the most any day on record in fayetteville. if you added up all the rain, the amount of water that fell on the u.s. from matthew, it would fill the rose bowl 163,000 times. the hurricane also uncovered civil war munitions on folly island near charleston. ov in the past a union fort during the civil war and a staging area for attacks on confederate strong holds. a beach walker found a cluster of cannonballs and a team of explosive experts from the air force detonated them yesterday. a few were taken to a nearby naval base for a closer look. hi there. i'm meteorologist kathy sabine outside in the 9news backyard where it is mild, dry and just a beautiful fall day. as we look at the sunset

formations in the sky tonight. how about 79 degrees in october in denver, not bad, mid-80s on the south eastern plains and 70s in the mountains today. a quiet night in the city. tomorrow morning you'll have clouds when you wake up if you're up early, but by about 9 a.m. the sun will be out, another mild dry day in the forecast ahead of a cool front which will arrive tomorrow night. 62 at the airport, winds southwest at 14 east completely calm, beautiful night, moon out above my head and almost 60 degrees during this 10:00 hour. regional satellite and radar showing cloud cover coming in from a fairly organized storm system, stop cold air to the north, second area of low pressure outside omaha and st. louis, but matthew is off the coast of new england moving

in lumberton, north carolina, 1,500 people trapped concerns of a levee breech. as of 7:00 this morning a half million people without power, 1,000 water rescues and 11 deaths, north carolina probably the hardest hit and a story we'll continue to follow. behind matthew what is this? tropical storm nicole, everybody along the eastern seaboard watching to see what happens with this tropical storm. it looks as though it will stay off to shore and out the north of us bringing snow to idaho and montana. look at the highs in billings and bismarck compared to den tomorrow. we'll get a piece -- denver tomorrow. we'll get a piece of that energy here. there will be high-based showers over some of the higher peaks maybe mixing with snow down around telluride, aspen

denver tomorrow night i put in. with that cloud deck kind of acting like a blankets out here, 40s and 50s for lower elevations while higher elevations back close to freezing. big warm-up in southern colorado, nice day idaho springs, blackhawk, nederland, mid-50s, close to 60 degrees and maybe a couple of sprinkles late in the day. partly cloudy, 49 in the city, sun up more clouds, shouldn't have a lot of wind with this system and a 20% chance of showers possible late day into the evening. it's not really impressive, but the second surge of cooler air you will feel that 20-degree cooldown wednesday, not a rainout by any stretch, but highs in the mid-50s, way cool for this time of year. we warm up thursday, toasty friday, cool off a little saturday and once that warm

nine-day planner. you will be the first to know as we're getting up on the average date for the first snow. getting so creative with the fall scenery, i love this shot out of southern colorado. thanks so much for sending those in, those old fences highlighted by the aspen leaves around some of the watershed areas, just so beautiful. take a hike or maybe just view those leaves from way up high. again i'm afraid of heights, so i prefer to walk along the creek or stream and see them that way. >> i'm with you. you stream. >> kyle, someone is coming for you. [ siren in the background ] team pride backfired for a restaurant that never expected to be handed a college beatdown. the steakhouse in ann arbor said they'd give a dollar off. the score was 78 -0. the deal will be honored the

50%. >> oh. >> if only rutgers had been so fortunate to have had its losses capped. kiddie pools are perfect for 10 models whether humans or polar bears. the oregon zoo shows how much fun nora had in a kiddie pool filled with ice. the cub had a grand old time playing in water that would freeze almost anything else. nora is too young to move into a public habitat, so zookeepers little star and nora proves it is indeed the small things in

from colorado's sports leader here's drew soicher. >> hi, everybody. it took 57 years, but for the first time in broncos history a colora practice tonight. joe decamillis who normally serves as special teams coordinator took over for gary kubiak who was released from the hospital earlier today and ordered by doctors to take a week off. decamillas has never been a head coach before at any level, but has worked with the team for three decades. joe hoped to begin with a few pleasantries, but 9news broncos insider mike klis quickly put an end to that.

>> awesome. great job. exactly right. we got a lot of guys we're evaluating this week. how's that? >> including yourself. trevor siemian had a big smile while throwing the football tonight, much different than the grimace he wore a week ago, but siemian still appears to be trying to keep his left arm still while throwing with his right which would be absolutely impossible during an nfl game. >> statement tonight reading in part, "i'm feeling much better and i'm thankful for everyone's thoughts and well wishes. i'll be home this week resting and getting healthy and i look forward to rejoining our team on monday." kubiak was released from the hospital this afternoon after being diagnosed with a migraine condition. >> it was scary going in, but very quited coming out as far as the prognosis of gary and his health as well as his

okay and the prognosis looks great. >> that funny guy klis broke the kubiak story and tonight explains why elway's choice of decamillis for interim head coach makes perfect sense on the pages of his notebook. >> reporter: it was a mild but pleasant surprise when john elway tapped special coordinator joe decamillis as broncos interim coach this week, a surprise because would get the gig. phillips has been a head coach before including two years with the broncos. wade has a pretty good record as a head coach, too. decamillis is 0-0 , but remember when it was assumed the experienced mark sanchez would be the broncos starting quarterback and in ted it went to trevor siemian who had zero nfl passes? the broncos aren't defending super bowl champs because elway

besides decamillis deserves this, one of four boys raised in arvada. he has a sausage place he operates on game days behind the south stands at mile high. how many broncos head coaches grew up in arvada? to show how smart joe d. is he married into the nfl coaching profession. his wife dana is the daughter of none other than dan reeves. elway explained that by picking decamillis rick dennison is freed up to call the offensive playan defensive plays. that will free up decamillis to yell and scream at the officials thursday night in san diego. his parents from arvada, by the way, will be there. mike klis, 9news. hey, the chicago cubs might advance to the national league championship series tonight for the first time since steve bartman screwed the whole thing up in 2003.

and the series 2-0. the washington nationals are within one victory of winning a postseason series for the first time ever. nats beat the los angeles dodgers. josh reddick misplayed a fly ball allowing two runs to score. washington wins 8-3 and takes a 2-1 series lead. and what if after going 54 years without a major sports championship cleveland wins both the basketball and baseball titles? indians completed a three game sweep of the red sox tonight and advance to the american league championship series against the toronto blue jays. still of the night comes from boston where red sox legend david ortiz with tears in his eyes tipped his cap to the crowd following the final game of his magnificent career in the still of the night. do you see how every seat is

>> you would think it was the 4th inning when he did that. that was 14 minutes after the game ended after their team was swept and eliminated. most people would be long gone, mae a handful of fans that normally stick around for something like that. he's so beloved in boston that the fans stayed and stayed and stayed and chanted his name till david ortiz finally came out. >> that was just eye sweat. >> is that all it was? >> oh, my bad. >> that's what he says.

we do have good news about that missing 13-year-old we told you about earlier. arena hernandez has been found safe and sound, so glad to let you know that. >> yeah, absolutely. tomorrow another nice day, 76 degrees, 20% chance of showers in the evening, best chance for rain in the next 36

friday. >> we didn't even mention wednesday. you just skipped right over it there. >> i figured you could read. >> ignore it. it will go away. >> tonight show next.