jacob anderson is accused of setting a woman on fire in lairmer county. police were called and discovered a garage on fire and woman burned sign -- burned inside the house. she was you shall rushed to the hospital we haven't gotten an update on her condition. >>> holidays are fast approaching. some won't meal or clothes on their backs. you can help. our holiday drive is tomorrow. we're collecting non perishable food, clothes, coats, toys from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. we'll be at five locations in metro denver. we'll have more than 30 other sites across the state. if you're wondering, where's the site nearest me, go to our interact hiv map on 9 news.com we've got drive locations, everything you need to know. easy or cake quick to give to others in our -- easy and quick to make it easy to give to others. >>> we'll tell you why doctors say immuno therapy treatments could be an alternative to chemo beautiful. forecast different from 24 hours ago. temperatures running 10 to 20 degrees cooler than yesterday around this time. our forecast is going to stay dry. her

. >>> and a woman set on fire, and this man, jacob anderson, he's the one accused of doing it. it happened st night and the woman was significant burns. >>> the husband of a fallen state trooper ask suing the driver that killed her and the bar that served him. her husband is suing for pain and suffering and emotional distress, and also for the financial loss of wife and mother of their young daughter. >>> a year ago we hhd el nino, the warm water in the equatorial pacific, and now it's shifting to a la nina, and that adjusts the jet stream pattern. it's been mild and dry, but the main pattern we'll see into the future months is going to be more of a pattern from the northwest pushing down across that tendency is for warmer weather, southern colorado, down across southern new mexico and texas. the storm track, northern tier of the us right on the potential of that, and the chance of seeing fairly good snows in the central mountains. the denver area with the shifting pattern would see snow within the next seven days. details are coming up in the first alert forecast. >>> thank yo

jacob anderson is accused of setting a woman on fire wednesday night. the woman has significantly burns and anderson facing an assault charge. adventure academy because of raw sewerage. >> parents says it's three inches of standing sewerage water and the stench is awful. this goes through the whole school. some are getting sick and some parents are pulling their kids out of class. >> they say it stink and they can't focus. it's not good for their health. sewerage lines have been backed up so you may ask yourself why -- >> the district says a permanent fix will cost millions. the school is waiting to be rebuilt. they're waiting on tuesday's final election. >>> we have temperatures in the 30s and look at these wind chills. we're at 17 degrees out at the airport and it feels like 27 in aurora. now, here's your first alert. warmer as we head into weekend. today, highs in the 50s. check this out. we warm into the 60s, even 70s through wednesday. and there's a chance we could see some snow next thursday. details coming up. >> we have pretty decent ride on the

now five months after his death, the attorney for jay anderson's family is pushing for more details about the investigation.cbs 58's jacob kittilstad has more. 3 an attorney for jay anderson's family tells me that this paperwork filed this week puts the city of wauwatosa on-notice for a future civil lawsuit once the criminal investigation into this officer involved shooting is completed. completed.jon safran...who represents the mother of jay anderson's child...says he's question many aspects of the out in the notice of injury filing.jay anderson was shot and killed june 23 at madison park.family says he was sleeping in his car.an officer approached, leading to the situation...safran says the officer claims anderson lunged for a handgun when he was told to put his arms up. up. "the video shows at least twice prior to the shooting, mr. anderson, both his head and arms kind of coming down, as if it looks as though he's passed out or is falling asleep. and twice that occurs. his head. he comes back up. they're up for a period of time. and when they come down the second time is when the officer then proceeds to fire through

anderson junior... the man killed by a wauwatosa police officer nearly five months ago.cbs 58's jacob kittilstad on the toll the wait for answers is taking on his family. really getting terrible because this halloween was terrible for me. he wasn't able to take his daughter trick-or-treating. the fourth of july - terrible - his birthday was on the fourth of july. thanksgiving and christmas is coming up. the officer has destroyed my family, is what he did."jay anderson senior says he's taking the loss of his son day-by-dayjay anderson junior was shot and killed at 3 a-m on june 23.family says he'd been drinking...and was sleeping in his vehicle at madison park when the officer approached.jon safran... attorney for the family...says this notice of injury - filed monday - on what happened. happened."the document formally puts them on notice of the facts so they can investigate it and it allows them to then determine down the road how to proceed if a claim is brought for injuries and damages."here's concerns safran is raising:according to the document "there is no evidence that mr. anderson lunged for, tou

and now they've arrested a man who they say set her on 43-year-old jacob anderson is now charged with assault and domestic violence. the woman deputies say he burned called 9-1-1 herself. she was taken to the hospital- we don't have an update on her condition. this saturday we'd love to have you come out to 9cares colorado shares during the holidays. the weather is going to be perfect. all you have to do is bring non- perishable food, clothing, coats and toys from 7 a-m to 4 p-m at five different locations in metro denver and more than 30 other sites across the state. we have a map and info on 9news dot com. even in horrible conditions two years ago we had people bring in 468- thousand pounds of food. it was snowing -- the windchill was below zero that day. this year -- weather won't be an issue -- come on our enjoy the sunshine and feel good about helping out others. with 44 days left some may say it's too soon to think about the holiday. but for others, christmas shopping is happening now... so.... do you get those holiday gifts online, or in store? what our money man matt granite h