good afternoon. denver police have released the name of the suspect they say hit a car, killed a person inside, and took off running.

investigation of vehicular homicide, driving under the influence, leaving the scene of an accident. police say drugs or alcohol or both were involved. the crash happened last night on colorado boulevard and involved four cars. police say white hit a prius which hit two other cars. the person in the prius died. police later found the suspect naked in a park nearby. he is not a resident, is here from tennessee trying to find other people also involved were injured as well. >> we will continue to follow that. on to the race, incumbent democrat michael bennett verses republican darrell glenn, a fight for the colorado u.s. senate seat and the candidates will be trying to sway your vote debating live on 9 news. our 9 news reporter nelson garcia joins us outside the colorado center where the debate will take place. this is the only time they'll

>> reporter: that's right, for voters across colorado this is their best chance to see and hear the candidates debate face to face. other debates were scheduled but each side declined for different reasons leaving this one to be the main battleground between bennett and glenn. over the past few months polls have shown bennett with a commanding lead. experts say this is essentially his race to lose. the former denver school superintendent has taken up affordability, supporting colorado's agriculture industry. glenn is lieutenant colonel in the air force out of colorado springs. this debate is perhaps his best chance to win voters away from bennett and cut into his lead according to polls. glenn generated excitement when he spoke at the republican national convention. he highlights the idea of freeing the future by supporting business owners and pushing for more secure borders. we talked about the issue of

here is what they had to say. >> i do think his position he has taken, that he can't work with any elected democrats. he is running against the evil and the problem with washington as was said over and over again is the republicans in washington have been too collaborative. that would be an enormously unhelpful approach. >> the idea is to get republicans to vote for iran nuclear deal care act. all the clean water initiatives basically causing harm in colorado. that's not reaching across the isle. that's working against the interest of colorado. >> the one hour debate starts at 7:00 p.m. and it will be broadcast without commercial interruption on channel 20 and also online at 9 news.com. moderators will be kyle clark and brandon and they're preparing a tough series of

with donald trump. glenn has gone from supporting trump to calling for trump to step aside back to supporting him yesterday. undoubtedly that will be an issue they will talk about. >> i am sure he will get a question on that. nelson, thank you so much. >> thanks for following that. also in the presidential race, things are not close. according to a nbc wall street journal poll hillary clinton has 52% and donald trump support has slipped to 38%. clinton has a double attacks on the clintons. >> if they want to release more tapes saying inappropriate things, we'll continue to talk about bill and hillary clinton doing inappropriate things. >> trump is not happy with ryan, has taken to his favorite special media platform to lash out against the house speaker for effectively abandoning his campaign weeks before election

republicans. then he declared that the shackles had been taken off. >> while politics are heating up, the weather is cooling down. belen is in the studio. we are talking about breaking out sweaters and cozy socks. >> by tomorrow morning we are going to have temperatures much cooler than we had today. first let's get through your tuesday forecast because it has turned out to be a terrific one. it looks different depending on which part of the over the front range we have clouds and sun. boulder looks beautiful, looks so inviting to take a hike. in the high country, you might want to take those skis out because we have snow on top of the rockies and it looks gorgeous. we will see on and off rain and snow showers in the mountains but no travel advisories have been issued. on the front range we have a cold front that's moving through from the northeast, changing wind direction causing it to be breezy.

along i-25 corridor and towards the plains. clouds will thicken possibly after the commute and this evening, a possibility for drizzle around town and areas of fog developing. most of the rain that does develop will be contained to the high country. a few isolated showers are possible in the city this afternoon and through tomorrow morning. let's talk about those temperatures. they're in the 70s. they're so comfortable. in the mountains we've got 60s and 50s, in near the divide. highs will be in the mid to upper 70s, above normal for this time of year. enjoy it while you can. we'll have temperatures about 20 degrees cooler tomorrow. your hump day forecast is coming up. >> thank you so much. here is a question, can courts consider private jury conversations as evidence? that's essentially what u.s. supreme court will decide in a case today out of colorado. lawyers say a juror made a

unfair conviction. rodriguez was convicted of groping two teens in 2007 in aurora. a juror allegedly said that he did it because he is mexican and "mexican men take whatever they want." two other jurors told lawyers about the statement after the trial. the colorado supreme court and a lower court denied a request for a new trial. now u.s. supreme court is hearing arguments on the case today. their decision could have a broader impact on deciding whether conversations between in court. >> i know you have been following that. you covered it this morning. >> it's going to have a huge impact on a lot of other cases too. they gave customers replacement phones but the trouble just continued. >> i looked over and my phone is in flames, just spewing smoke. >> spewing smoke from a phone. samsung is throwing in the towel on the note 7 all

hi everyone. i am out here in the backyard. it is so comfortable. our temperatures will be on the warm side for october but we will see changes arriving tonight. tomorrow you will feel the difference. first off, we're talking about the bronchos. this is the reason why. they have this game coming up thursday. they're going to be in san diego taking on the chargers.

the forecast in san diego will be great. back to colorado, our high today will be around 78. our normal high will be 67. goodness, we are very far from that. above normal temperatures today. the record high is 87 set in 2015. the highs this afternoon are in the mid to upper 70s. along the i-25 corridor. in the mountains, 50s, western slope, 7 temperatures are very comfortable. we have a few clouds over the backyard but all in all it's a wonderful afternoon with 68 degrees out here. let's check the weather with the rest of the state. we are starting off first with radar and satellite, radar actually because we have scattered showers in the mountains mixing with a little bit of thunder and lightning. how about that? at times some showers will also have some snow but no travel advisories have been issued. the weather remains dry along i-

a closer look near telluride we have some snow falling. the temperatures are in the 70s and 60s in northern colorado and the eastern plains. high country temperatures are in the 50s, western slope 66 degrees. through the afternoon your clouds will increase and we'll have a chance for light showers. here is a look at your futurecast as i mentioned, on and off rain and snow in the mountains,o affected. overnight cooler air arrives. areas of drizzle are possible with patchy fog as well as stronger winds. tomorrow morning we've got cooler temperatures. tonight turns whippedy and cooler, -- windy and cooler, 38 will be your low. here is a look at the current winds. they have been pesky closer to the foothills gusting to 40 miles an hour near love land

through tonight. tomorrow the high is 55, about a 20-degree temperature difference. it's just one day. after that, we start to warm up back to the 70s on thursday through the weekend.

when it comes to the flu shot, what do you believe? will it protect you from

opinions. >> some of the opinions are not exactly accurate. ericka edwards has more. >> reporter: just under half of all americans got the flu vaccine last year. some doctors say common myths about the vaccine may be one reason why many choose not to get a flu shot. one of the most common, you can catch the flu from the vaccine. scientists say absolutely false. >> it will never give you the you can get muscle aches and fever after the flu shot but that just means it is working. it doesn't mean it is giving you the flu. >> if you get sick after a shot doctors say it is likely a different virus, not true influenza. >> the flu virus mutates every year. it's not the same virus this year that was there last year. you need a new shot every year to get protection.

>> we recommend that everyone over six months get a flu shot this year and every year. >> last year's vaccine proved to be about 50% effective. although flu is unpredictable, cdc is hopeful this year's vaccine is a good match for the upcoming flu season. >> were you nodding your head? >> i have heard all of that. >> this year saying it is not shown protective against the the flu virus. >> your pediatricians' offices don't have it. this year health officials offer a few different versions. one protects you against four strains and another protects you against three. not all insurance companies cover the stronger one. tomorrow we'll have reports about how to decide which shot to get and how to know the difference between all the new

think abou the shot or not. if you own one of the galaxy note 7 phones even if it's a new replacement one, please do not use it. the company is asking people with the original note 7 phones or replacements received after the recall to turn them off and exchange them. the problem is the new replacement note 7s are catching fire. no word on why this is happening. all major including verizon, att, sprint, t mobile will no longer sell the replacement note 7s. in the past week phones are exploded or caught fire. 1 million original notes were under recall in the u.s. samsung has not said how many replacement notes are out there. >> so the replacement phones are dangerous too. >> i can't imagine my cell phone exploding. we keep those so close to us. >> that's very scary.

one. you've got to get rid of it. we know more and more women are becoming small business owners is so inspiring but it is often difficult to get funding. >> luckily we ladies stick

since last friday, all of us have heard the news at words are demeaning to women. women in business still face discrimination. only 4% of venture capital goes to women-owned businesses. that's amazing. yet women are starting businesses art 1.5 times the pace of men. can you believe that? >> i can't, and i don't like the numbers. but there will be some change. there is a movement underway where women are taking matters

that's what we love to hear. that's where organizations like she eo come into play. walk us through what you are doing here. >> absolutely. as you said only 4% of venture capital is going to women. part of the reason is 90% of the capital is contributed by men. for the most part they fund things they understand. we are trying to completely redesign how capita distributed to small businesses. 1000 women in each city contributing $1000 to create a $1 million pool of capital to fund ten small businesses in each of the cities. it is really hands on. >> that's amazing. you are in several cities. denver is one of the newest ones. >> absolutely. denver was the second u.s. market to launch. we are in los angeles and san francisco. >> great. what companies get the money?

in choose what products end up on the shelves and what services are in the community. they choose things they're excited for their kids to play with, they love to have in their homes, they want as services in the community. those ventures need 50,000 in revenue this year, need to be majority women load and women led to apply. they can apply by october 31 this year. >> you are close to a big milestone, having 1000 women donate $1000. who is going to get >> those ventures i was talking about are the ones that get the money. what's really exciting about that is the activators, women who put the money, choose which ventures get the money but the ventures decide how it is distributed. a very female focused way of deciding how to maximize the million dollars to create the impact for ourselves and our community. >> if i am a woman who owns a business or want to own a

do i apply? >> go online to sheeo.world. you apply, it is only 11 questions. we have really tried to make it accessible. really just tell the story of the business and the difference you want to make. >> love it. >> thank you so much for being here. at 9news.com, we are putting all the information of how you can apply and be part of this. thank you for bringing >> thank you for getting the word out. >> you're welcome. >> thanks. we want to get to another story happening now. we told you the broncos are holding the press conference. trevor is at the podium. let's see what he will say about the game. >> i don't think you think about it too much to be honest. i think you have to protect yourself whenever you play. when you are playing, you are

protect yourself any time you go out. i don't think it will change my mind set much. >> now that you have had chance to look at the state, do you feel you were body slammed? [ laughter ] >> i don't think it was a dirty play at all. i think it was a clean play. that's the way it goes. he caught me and i lost my feet. he was doing his job. >> you have been good at not taking sacks. what's the key to keeping an eye on the coming but also seeing your read. it seems you have made the adjustment quickly. >> understanding that you have to get the ball out on time. if you have a problem, you have to get it out. >> you are listening to trevor simeon's live conference.

have a cool down, about a 20- degree difference from today with 50s in the forecast. after that it is smooth sailing with 70s for a while. it's not bad for the middle of the october. not a bad forecast. >> feels like october and then it feels like july. thanks, belen. thanks for spending part of

>> jack hanna's "into the wild" is brought to you by nationwide and the columbus zoo and aquarium, partners in conservation for over 30 years. >> hi, everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my home here at the columbus zoo. and welcome to "into the wild." today we're headed on a quest into the african wilderness, where gorillas share the same habitat with rare forest elephants. 3 babies. >> oh, my gosh. they're tiny. >> it's an adventure filled with surprises. >> it's a gorilla. >> it's going down the tree there. silverback. >> i'm leaving no stone unturned. look at the one that leads them. it's the same one that squealed on us. the creatures of gabon's forest are next on "into the wild." ? i'm a researcher watchin' time go by