drizzle. meteorologist kathy sabine joins us. tomorrow is the coolest day of the week and it kind of goes back up from there. there's not a lot of moisture from this front which we desperately need. it's been really dry. that temperature cooldown you'll feel and we're clipping the edge of the coldest air. cloud are already on the increase with that front approaching. east still fair skies, but to the west dark skies and down to 38 in leadville, 68 in broomfield, 71 at dia high today of 79. we're starting to feel that cool air creeping into northern colorado as temperatures are already starting to drop, but look at the cool air to the north, 32 degrees currently in billings, 40 in rapid city and 38 in bismarck. that is some cold air and it's coming right down the pike along the front range. the only winter weather advisory is outside our state's border near the billings area and rapid city, moisture so limited we'll be hard pressed to squeeze out a shower down here tonight, maybe a little

higher passes. we're tracking the winds which are gusty and erratic, that front due in here in a few hour or so. i don't think you'll have issues with the drive tonight, but there is a slight chance of showers during the overnight period leading us into a foggy and potentially kind of a drizzle and cool start tomorrow to your day. mid-70s now, temperatures falling. coming up in our main weather segment, yes, as adele mentioned, a 20-degree cooldown tomorrow, but we have a lovely weekend warmer outlook that people will think at some of the numbers that we have in the extended forecast. >> surprise us. we love surprises. thanks. during the campaign season the colorado candidates for u.s. senate will only debate one time on live television. 9news will host that debate between democrat michael bennet and republican darryl glenn tonight on channel 20 and online on 9news.com. 9news reporter nelson garcia joins us from the history colorado center. other debates were scheduled,

worked out. >> reporter: ryan, each side declined invitations to other debates but did agree to duke it out here at the history colorado center. i spoke with 9news political analyst floyd ciruli who says this is darryl glenn's best chance to win voters from bennet. ciruli expects him to be on the attack the entire debate and not go over the top. on the other hand, he says michael bennet will take the opposite approach saying bennet's poll lead hovers around 10%. so the former denver public schools superintendent does not need to take too many risks. >> there will definitely be very cautious -- bennet will definitely be very cautious, polite, generous to his opponent here who is not really a threat at the moment. i think he obviously wants to

>> reporter: ciruli expects the topic of donald trump to be a big part of the discussion tonight since friday's release of the so-called hot mic video. glenn has gone from backing trump to asking him to step aside to once again supporting him. ciruli says glenn does need trump voters in order to try to keep this race close. >> nelson garcia, thank you. colorado's u.s. senate candidates debate tonight on 9news at 7:00. the comments between deat republican challenger darryl glenn will be live. 9news political reporter brandon rittiman and kyle clark will moderate. it will air on channel 20 and 9news.com. we have the results of a new nbc news wall street journal poll. it's national conducted after sunday night's presidential debate. donald trump's debate performance seems to have helped him regain ground after the revelation of his crude remarks about women in 2005.

the latest wall street journal poll shows donald trump may have made up ground in the second debate in the wake of those lewd comments that he made about women in 2005. our latest poll shows secretary clinton now leads trump by 10 points, 50-40% down the 14 points she led the days after this 2005 audio was released. now fewer people think that those comments are disqualifying. 38% before the debate said yes, they 36% saying those comments are disqualifying. it's a big hurdle for the trump campaign. we'll have a lot more on all the numbers tonight on nightly news. at home denver police arrested a suspect in a hit and run crash. one person was killed and officers arrested the suspect last night. they found him naked in a lake at city park. the suspect identified as 25- year-old tyler white from tennessee is held for investigation of vehicular homicide, driving urge the

the crash happened last night along southbound colorado boulevard near i-70. police believed white hit a prius which then hit two other cars. the person in the prius died. police say white ran away from the wreck. he was found in the lake three hours later. police are not sure yes was naked but believe drugs or alcohol may have been involved. >> initially we thought he may have actually gotten in another vehicle and fled the scene, but we're still looking into how exactly he up at city park. >> denver police are asking anyone with information to contact them. the number of dead killed by hurricane matthew in the u.s. continues to rise now standing at 30. half of those were in north carolina where a federal disaster has been declared. four more people were confirmed dead there today. three motorists were washed away by floodwaters and a man died when a tree fell on his car as he drove home from work.

the coastguard and national guard are working to rescue thousands of people still stranded by floodwaters. power has yet to be restored to hund?ureds of thousands. >>samsung has stopped production totally of its galaxy note 7 smartphone, this after it recalled the devices and then halted sales of their replacements after they, too caught fire. when several samsung galaxy note 7 smartphones spontaneously caught fire in august, hundreds of employees were assigned to test device. none malfunctioned. engineers on a tight deadline concluded it was a defect caused by faulty batteries from one of the suppliers, so they changed batteries, but then some of the replacement models caught fire. the shutdown of the galaxy 7 comes two months after its launch. customers are told to return the phones for a refund. in global trading samsung has seen billions of dollars wiped off its market value.

resort towns are in full swing. there is a struggle to find workers of unemployment is down and the coast of rental in ski towns has gotten too high for seasonal workers. 9news mountain newsroom matt renoux says businesses face the hardest hiring season in years. >> reporter: at napa parts store, the only problem is when it comes to staffing, that looks pretty broken. >> grim. >> reporter: gary says in the years he's been in summit county -- >> 35. >> reporter: -- this has been one of the worst for hiring employees with part and full time positions just sitting vacant. >> it's the first time we've offered part time. insurance is expensive. we pay our insurance company for a driver. >> reporter: in fact, when it comes to drivers out delivering parts, gary says he normally would have about seven drivers on staff, but right now he's

>> thanks. >> so we're all pitching in driving. >> reporter: and napa isn't alone. the colorado workforce center in frisco held a job fair with 33 businesses, but only about 100 people showed up. >> you can see the math on that. we've definitely got some challenges for sure. >> reporter: one problem is the low unemployment rate and with resort communities between 2 and 3%. >> they call that full employment and that does pose unique challenges for employers for sure. >> reporter: the other problem is housing which is expensive. take ricky edwards. he just got a ski area job and decided if he can't afford a place to live -- >> if you can't rent a room for 800 a month, the next solution is your car or an rv. >> reporter: -- he would bring a place to live with him. >> the biggest problem is where do i park at night? >> reporter: it's a good solution for ricky but not everyone. >> right now housing seems to be the big issue. >> reporter: gary says when it comes to the parts of hiring that are wrecked, affordable

needs to be fixed fast. >> housing is a no. 1 priority. >> reporter: in summit county matt renoux, mountain mountain. >> typically calling the colorado workforce center in the area you're looking for work is a good first step. they can help line up work with options for housing and benefits. a cookie dough recall that resulted in an ice cream recall. >> also ahead playground politics from a 5th grader being impaired to a campaign promise by donald trump. >> and new plans at the denv

thank you for bringing me home. >> nice to see that little girl smiling, joy and relief as a 4- year-old girl kidnapped from her home last week is reunited with her family in florida. rebecca lewis' father carried her into an airport in lakeland, florida, where other family members greeted her. rebecca vanished early saturday setting off a frantic ar her accused kidnapper is a former family friend now in custody. rebecca was rescued by police yesterday at a memphis hospital after a nurse recognized the two, no word yet why they were at that hospital. an iowa company is recalling the cookie dough it sold to blue bell creameries and other food companies because it may be contaminated with listeria. in response blue bell is recalling all products made with cookie dough supplied by aspen hills. the blue bell recall involves

chocolate chip cookie dough and cookie two steps sold to retailers and some flavors sold to food service clients. listeria can cause fatal and sometimes serious infections in young children and frail and elderly people and those with weakened immune systems. it's easy to see why anyone would enjoy a bubble bath. the animals at the denver zoo are no exception. zookeepers all the bath a creative form of enrichment. the bubble bath was introduce first since then other zoo teams added bubble baths for their own animals as a form of stimulation. the zoo said the bubbles are approved by its vet team, nontoxic just like the kind used for human babies. a 5th grader in lafayette, california, took an idea proposed presidential candidate and used it to win a spot in his school's government. he said if elected, he would

playground, one section for the 3rd graders and one for the 4th graders and said that the 3rd graders would pay for it. it proved success of. shane is now -- successful. shane is now the school's treasurer. shane's father said the idea came from his uncle who happens to be a political consultant. shane said he actually had no plans to build the wall because his brother is in 3rd grade. fair enough. >> there you go, just saying thing to get they do that. by this time tomorrow -- things to get elected. they do that. >> by this time tomorrow thing will be significantly cooler. >> when that will happen next in kathy's forecast. >> ahead for donald trump claims he is unshackled and a new attack ad. >> we've got important news for anyone who takes calcium

hi there. welcome back. i'm meteorologist kathy sabine outside in the 9news backyard watching the clouds roll in over the backyard fence and feeling the temperature fall. a cold front is on the way, a 20-degree drop in temperatures but unfortunately not a lot of moisture. it is so pretty in the high country where we have had reports of late rain and snow

hard time holding together. in the southern mountains it was a rain/snow mix up high where temperatures held in the 40s today. 79 we hit at dia today with 85 in the lamar area and 78 grand junction. the average is 67. the record today is 87. currently we're down to 71 with north winds picking up in the backyard as well outside the studios, almost 70 degrees downtown. on radar we'r showers moving west to east off the foothills, a bit of wind and lightning. we have a winter weather advisory out for the billings area and we're tracking the flood threat that continues across the carolinas from the remnants of hurricane matthew and all of that record rainfall there. we could use some moisture across the western u.s. this system is poorly organized. there's definitely cool air coming in with it, but we're also keeping an eye on the atlantic as we have yet another

hurricane nicole, winds now 80 miles per hour, a category 1 storm, looks to stay offshore, but something that folks across the eastern seaboard will monitor. cool air will follow this weather system through and the severe weather threat will increase outside of dallas, memphis and chicago tomorrow. we'll have areas of patchy fog and drizzle tomorrow morning. temperatures with midday clearing will top out mid-50s close to 60. there's about a 20% chance elevations mainly with the east to northeast flow on the plains. we'll get the low cloud deck. that means drizzle and fog tomorrow morning, more than scattered showers. midday clearing, a nice wind shift in the afternoon and the weather will improve by lunchtime. you may run into a brief rain/snow shower on i-70 between midnight and 6 a.m. temperatures in the high country will be in the 30s as they will to be lower elevations with the exception of southeastern colorado in the 40s. grand junction 73 tomorrow. that cool pool of air pushing

state by midday tomorrow. 60 in idaho springs and a high of 56 for grand lake. in the denver metro area for tonight cloudy and cooler with isolated showers and areas of fog late, our low 38. tomorrow midday clearing after clouds and fog and drizzle, not a terribly warm day with the east to northeast winds, but it gets warmer. moving into thursday and friday highs near 80, a trend that continues right into the weekend. a weak front comes in early next week may shot at rain looks to be tonight. great shots coming in from the colorado high country. you got to love the clouds this time of year and still a lot of beautiful aspens to be found. >> the skies are so clear. you notice that? you can see for miles. it's just gorgeous. thanks, kathy. the broncos considered dedicating this week's game to coach kubiak. >> however, the best team player isn't sure that's the right thing to do.

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from colorado's sports leader here's drew soicher. >> hi, everybody. the broncos want gary kubiak to know they're in thursday night, but there's some difference of opinion how to accomplish that. kubiak is spending the week at home resting following a migraine episode that sent him to the hospital sunday. doctors won't allow gary to coach against the chargers. however, he'll be on everybody's minds one way or another. >> i know he's going to miss the game and we'll miss him and we'll play for him. i'll tell you that. i'm going to talk to the defense. we'll dedicate this game to him. >> reporter: is there any win

on? >> no. i don't think kub would want it that way. i think for me personally and me knowing about kub, i don't think he'd want this to be a big deal, bigger than it really is. >> something dawned on broncos interim head coach joe decamillis as he was driving to work today. he's starting to feel the weight of his new job title. >> reporter: pressure is building for the broncos new coach. >> it the way in. i can tell you that. it's starting to sink in. it's a big responsibility. there's a lot of people depending upon you and you don't want to let it bring you down. >> reporter: parts of the gig have been made easy. decamillis plans to follow kubiak's weekly regimen to a t. >> i think his schedule is as good as any and i think i would be foolish to change it. >> reporter: decamillis has thought about becoming a head

years ago. so this is an audition of sorts and he may have to change some of his sideline behavior. >> i won't dress any differently. i did get some advice about my language. that's for sure. >> reporter: so he'll clean it up for thursday's game against the chargers which, by the way, he does not view as a tryout. >> helping an organization and helping a friend and a coach. >> reporter: no pressure, right? aaron matas, 9news. this week's prep rally honor roll ends with lands down the most 9news prep reporter taylor temby takes the time to list them just in case you missed them. >> reporter: no. 5 doesn't end how you think. kennedy is ready to score, but the ball pops loose. nichols picks it up and takes it the lengths of the field to

no. 4, arapahoe senior jayden liberty gets a second chance at match point and she nails it. that completes the warriors' rally. they come back to defeat cherry creek 3-2 sets. it's back to football for no. 3. patrick roe reads this pass perfectly for the raiders. he picks it off and returns it for 95 yards. they win 36-9. no. 2, dominic battini makes a diving catch at full speed and a touchdown to help highlands ranch take down lakewood. this week's top play goes to rolston valley handyman tyler shannon. he'll make the acrobatic five finger grab, then beat the defense to make it into the end zone. we ranked them. now it's your turn. go to 9news.com/hss to vote for your favorite play.

on this day exactly five years ago this timothy richard tebow was named the denver broncos starting quarterback replacing kyle orton. tebow then led the team to seven improbable victories in the next eight weeks including three in overtime. >> reporter: tim, what can you promise the fans who have waited not so patiently for this? >> when i step on the field, i'll give everything i have and leigh everything every time -- leave everything on the field every time i step on there. >> reporter: is it your sense of an audition or trial period or are you the quarterback for many years beginning today? >> i'm not sure, but whatever it is i'm going to give everything i have. >> tebow celebrated the occasion by making his debut in arizona's fall league today. he went 0-3 for the scottsdale scorpions. after the game he was signing autographs and a man had what

hand on his leg waiting until the ambulance came, took him away and supposedly the man is okay now. so a scary crazy first day in the arizona fall league. >> another reason to love him and everybody loves that guy. >> not everybody. >> well, a lot of people. >> i sure do. >> thanks, drew. >> that's all that counts, as we know. >> yeah, right. nbc nightly news is next.

tonight it's war. the shackles are off, unleashing a furious tirade on the highest ranking republican, speaker paul ryan, and on senator john mccain. while his campaign trains its focus on hillary clinton, trump trains his fire on his own party. race against time for the rescuers desperately trying to waters after hurricane matthew. rivers rising around them. tonight, new dramatic rescues and a jaw-dropping view from the air. crisis mode. a major announcement amid new fears about exploding smartphones, as the company now clashes with apple. the high stakes showdown at the supreme court. and heart risk. breaking health news tonight. an alert for millions of americans who take calcium supplements. "nightly news" begins