to some of you will see that on cbs. denver after a 4-0 start and of the chargers trying to somehow completely change their season which them to atlanta and after that, this team again denver for two weeks. >> phil: the one thing, san diego a lot of good things. make sure von miller didn't do his thing against the quarterback. >> jim: flag at the line of nose tackle, phaedra fighter y replay a third down. >> jim: that will be 3rd & 1 of the third the neck first down will close it out if they're able to get that yard. this is that schedule with two top assignments coming up at atlanta, then denver. strange to see teams play two out of three weeks but it happens from time to time. >> phil: it happened to me a few times in my career and hated it. not enough time of between two figure out a new game plan or whatever. >> jim: 3rd & 1, gordon broncos are there to stuff it. davis and others, corey nelson. and a time-out called by the >> phil: joe decamillis had a couple good a special teams things but first the punt. then he didn't ge

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to some of you will see that on cbs. denver after a 4-0 start and of the chargers trying to somehow completely change their season which them to atlanta and after that, this team again denver for two weeks. >> phil: the one thing, san diego a lot of good things. make sure von miller didn't do his thing against the nose tackle, phaedra fighter y replay a third down. >> jim: that will be 3rd & 1 of the third the neck first down will close it out if they're able to get that yard. this is that schedule with two top assignments coming up at atlanta, then denver. strange to see teams play two out of three weeks but it happens from time to time. >> phil: it happened to me a few times in my career and hated it. not enough time of between two figure out a new game plan or whatever. >> jim: 3rd & 1, gordon broncos are there to stuff it. davis and others, corey nelson. and a time-out called by the >> phil: joe decamillis had a couple good a special teams things but first the punt. then he didn't get the kickoff the way he wanted inside th

to some of you will see that on cbs. denver after a 4-0 start and of the chargers trying to somehow completely change their season which them to atlanta and after that, this team again denver for two weeks. >> phil: the one thing, san diego a lot of good things. make sure von miller didn't do his thing against the quarterback. >> jim: flag at the line of nose tackle, phaedra fighter py replay a third down. >> jim: that will be 3rd & 1 of the third the neck first down will close it out if they're able to get that yard. this is that schedule with two top assignments coming up at atlanta, then denver. strange to see teams play two out of three weeks but it happens from time to time. >> phil: it happened to me a few times in my career and hated it. not enough time of between two figure out a new game plan or whatever. >> jim: 3rd & 1, gordon broncos are there to stuff it. davis and others, corey nelson. and a time-out called by the >> phil: joe decamillis had a couple good a special teams things but first the punt. then he didn't g

to some of you will see that on cbs. denver after a 4-0 start and of the chargers trying to somehow completely change their season which them to atlanta and after that, this team again denver for two weeks. >> phil: the one thing, san diego a lot of good things. make sure von miller didn't do his thing against the quarterback. >> jim: flag at the line of >> referee: offside, defense, nose tackle, phaedra fighter py replay a third down. >> jim: that will be 3rd & 1 of the third the neck first down will close it out if they're able to get that yard. this is that schedule with two top assignments coming up at atlanta, then denver. strange to see teams play two out of three weeks but it happens from time to time. >> phil: it happened to me a few times in my career an hated it. not enough time of between two figure out a new game plan or whatever. >> jim: 3rd & 1, gordon broncos are there to stuff it. davis and others, corey nelson. and a time-out called by the >> phil: joe decamillis had a couple good a special teams things but fir

to some of you will see that on cbs. denver after a 4-0 start and of the chargers trying to somehow completely change their season which after this week will take them to atlanta and after that, this team again denver for two weeks. >> phil: the one thing, san diego a lot of good things. make sure von miller didn't do his thing against the quarterback. >> jim: flag at the line of scrimmage on third and a six. >> referee: offside, defense, nose tackle, phaedra fighter py replay a third down. >> jim: that will be 3rd & 1 of the third the neck first down will close it out if they're able to get that yard. this is that schedule with two top assignments coming up at atlanta, then denver. strange to see teams play two out of three weeks but it happens from time to time. >> phil: it happened to me a few times in my career and i hated it. not enough time of between two figure out a new game plan or whatever. >> jim: 3rd & 1, gordon broncos are there to stuff it. davis and others, corey nelson. and a time-out called by the broncos, thei

to some of you will see that on cbs. denver after a 4-0 start and of the chargers trying to somehow completely change their season which them to atlanta and after that, this team again denver for two weeks. >> phil: the one thing, san diego a lot of good things. make sure von miller didn't do his thing against the quarterback. >> jim: flag at the line of scrimmage on third and a six. nose tackle, phaedra fighter py replay a third down. >> jim: that will be 3rd & 1 of the third the neck first down will close it out if they're able to get that yard. this is that schedule with two top assignments coming up at atlanta, then denver. strange to see teams play two out of three weeks but it happens from time to time. >> phil: it happened to me a few times in my career and hated it. not enough time of between two figure out a new game plan or whatever. >> jim: 3rd & 1, gordon broncos are there to stuff it. davis and others, corey nelson. and a time-out called by the >> phil: joe decamillis had a couple good a special teams things but fi

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a programming note for thursday it is thursday night football right here on cbs 5. denver broncos and the van d chargers we're going to kick things off at 4:00 with a special pregame edition of cbs 5 news and 4:30. then after the game stick around for the cbs 5 sports wrap and cbs 5 news at 10:00. everything you need to know before prime time is next in tonight's take away. sexual assault and rape. out-of-control corrections officers arrested. sweetheart deals, because, with county attorney bill montgomery, some people are above the law, making us all less safe. there's a better choice -- diego rodriguez, a career prosecutor who believes in tough sentences for violent crime and equal justice under the law. vote for diego rodriguez. . >> it's fashion week in the valley. this week is more than interviews cat walks. the cbs 5 news at 10:00. >> here's tonight's take away sheriff joe arpaio is criticizing the federal government over his criminal contempt of court kansas. he said specifically the obama administration is trying to influence the sheriff's race. today prosecutors a

to some of you will see that on cbs. denver after a 4-0 start and of the chargers trying to somehow completely change their season which them to atlanta and after that, this team again denver for two weeks. >> phil: the one thing, san diego a lot of good things. make sure von miller didn't do his thing against the quarterback. >> jim: flag at the line of scrimmage on third and a six. nose tackle, phaedra fightey replay a third down. >> jim: that will be 3rd & 1 of the third the neck first down will close it out if they're able to get that yard. this is that schedule with two top assignments coming up at atlanta, then denver. strange to see teams play two out of three weeks but it happens from time to time. >> phil: it happened to me a few times in my career and not enough time of between two figure out a new game plan or whatever. >> jim: 3rd & 1, gordon broncos are there to stuff it. davis and others, corey nelson. and a time-out called by the >> phil: joe decamillis had a couple good a special teams things but first the punt.

. >> he did, but in colorado, the cbs denver affiliate found out that dead people were voting, somebody who had died in 2006 were still voting. you see right here, dead people are registered to vote this virginia. you know that goes on. >> but you know that a loyola study shows a couple dozen examples out of billions of votes cast. >> we can compare our studies. but i think mr. trump's point is the same, where if you already feel that the system is against you because you're trying to challenge the system -- >> what study do you have that shows otherwise? >> we have a bunch of studies where -- they're right here, actually. i can hold them up or i can read them. but his point is the same. which is that in a country -- a government that was supposed to deport 800 criminals who were here illegally hit the wrong button and gave them citizenship and they stayed instead of being deported. the same government that runs ridiculous -- >> there are certainly -- there's a famous pew study which has shown a lot of, you know, people around the rolls who are deceased, things like that. but that doesn

. >>> reporting live in denver, cbs for news. >>> tonight hillary clinton is dealing with her own scandal. wikileaks has released and they show in 2014 she acknowledged she is out of touch with middle-class. she said politicians need both public and private position to appease voters. all of these issues will likely come up tomorrow. we will have covered starting at 7 pm. >> turning to the broncos now from rookie to starting quarterback. paxton lynch will be on the field tomorrow as trevor siemian continues to recover from an injury. >> you got to see him in action last week and you'll see it much more this week. >> the falcons defense one of the worst in the nfl. for the second season in a row paxton lynch will make his first career nfl start tomorrow against atlanta. he was set to work out that he was not able to convince gary kubiak he's healthy enough to broncos will go with their first round. who spent the week working with their first-team offense. broncos have seen him make a ton of progress since getting drafted and do not expect to skip a beat tomorrow>> i knew i was going to get

in denver, jeff todd, cbs 4 news. >>> a terrifying scene in chicago at the airport today. passengers forced to evacuate the plane after it caught on video posted to facebook captured the chaos inside. the american airlines jet was headed to miami when it blew a tire. the pilots aborttake off and the -- aborted take off and the engine caught fire as the passengers used slides to get out. >> i'm halfway through getting out, and the smoke started to get heavy. you took in smoke, and that was the scariest part of whole th suffer mayor injuries. -- minor injuries. the ntsb is investigating. and a fedex plane caught fire as it touched down on the runway in fort lauderdale, and later the plane exopodded causing the engine -- exploded causing the engine to separate from the aircraft. thankfully no reports of injuries there. >>> five months after two babies were swapped at a are returned to their biological parents. what's really interesting about this is that the babies are different genders. one of the mothers filed a complaint with the police claiming the hospital staff told her

reporting live in denver andrea play -- the flyers cbs 4 news. >> thank you a new video tonight a stabbing investigation in aurora. please have part of havana and i left taped off this evening and once we learned more from the police about what happened we will let you know. and developing story out of. county in parks as well as officials say a bear attack the hunter near red hell. that attack happened last night after the minsk out of the area for an upcoming hunting trip. officials say the bear knock them into the ground but the hunter managed to escape. he has scratches but is expected to be okay. wildlife officers took dna samples from his clothing to try to track the bear but they say that there likely attack because it was startled. >> latest on the dunker dustin can fire in custer county and sophia has destroyed nine homes all about reasonable locality were allowed back in their home but some of the custer county still have to wait. so for the fire is about 40% contained and it has been about 18,000 acres. >> thousands of pounds of prescription drugs are in the hands of denver poli

live in denver, jennifer brice, cbs 4 news. >>> still no suspects in a different double shooting in denver, that happened this weekend. this one happened on high street near 29th. police found two men in a yard after responding to the call of shots fired. this was of course a very neighbors. >> just goes to show i got to lock my doors now. >> it's just too bad. whoever these guys are, sorry for their families. >> so far police haven't released the identities of either of those two victims. >>> right now the aftermath of hurricane matthew poses a flood threat to parts of the southeast. more than a foot of rain caused severe flooding prompting many rescues. cbs news's mark strassman reports from fayetteville, north carolina. >> hold on, we're coming for you. fayetteville rescue teams scrambled to help a stranded mother and her instant daughter. the family's car got stuck in swirling flash floodwaters. >> it's ok. >> reporter: also ok, this family of three marooned on top of their suv. they tried to drive through a raging current and needed to rescued by a team of new york firefighters. over

david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> denver broncos preparing to take on the chargers with an interim coach tonight. the advice he's received. >>> the denver broncos are in san diego ready to take on the san diego chargers. but head coach gary kubiak is here at home as you know recovering from that complex migraine that sent him to the hospital. it's expected trevor siemian will be the starting quarterback tonight. head coach here, joe de camilias will be in the spotlight. he got advice from his father- in-law, joe reeves. >> i got advice about my language that's for sure. you can guess who that came from, so i don't know about him telling me that. but coach reeves, i'm talking about. yeah, you know, you're representing the organization. but it's probably a little bit more intense i would say now. >> keeping it clean. you can watch that game here on cbs4. kickoff is at 6:25. we start at 6:00. stay with us for locker room reaction on cbs4 immediately following the game. >>> pretty darn good -- >> that's tonight? >> san diego is a great place to be this time of year. >> sure is. they'll

britt moreno cbs 4 news. >>> two taggers costing the city of denver thousands of the pair was caught on surveillance camera here. kelly live at 9th and pennsylvania. >> karen if you take a close look you can see markings right there's more graffiti including here on the wall of this apartment steps. police tell us they believe at least two vandals are behind the graffiti because they were both caught on camera. >> these guys are damaging our city. >> with a couple cans of spray paint a couple guys are caught leaving their mark. >> they'll write it script like but you can't read it. >> they vandalized an apartment complex in the early morning hours of august 18th. gray with the gang unit knows this isn't their first time. >> once i saw these tags come up i already had several cases involving these taggers. >> their unique styles and letters lead investigators to believe their so called tagger names are flora and ages. using software which logs reported graffiti they have hit >> they're out there to show that group of how talented they are. >> detectives are now hoping this security vi

for cbs news, new york. >> trump has events in virginia d to take the kids trick-or-treating, head to the denver zoo, the 32nd annual boo at the zoo is under way, filled with all kinds of surprises. cbs 4's kelly werthmann stopped by this morning and took a walk on the wild side. >> yeah. >> boo at the zoo. >> reporter: a halloween tradition is back in action at the denver zoo. >> i think it is awesome. >> he is an alien. >> reporter: the 32nd annual boo at the zoo has all kinds of tricks and treats, with candy for the kids, animal demonstrations. >> i am excited about the zebra. >> reporter: plenty of fun for the whole family. >> see like the animals interacting with the kids. >> reporter: they are hosting the halloween event 2 weekends in a row. zoo workers say it gives families a the animals in spooktacular fashion. >> i think it is good for families. >> reporter: kelly werthmann, cbs 4 news. >> that music, good stuff. the boo at the zoo 9:00-5:00 tomorrow and you can take part in the halloween fun next weekend. we have a photo gallery with some of our favorite costumes at cbsdenver.com. >>>

denver last night. three men were shot at a home in columbine. two of the victims passed away. one of th at 37-year-old terrance ashley. cbs is live in denver tonight. you're learning more about the victim. >> reporter: well, that's right. neighbors say terrance ashley was at a birthday party for his young niece when shots language out. it was a halloween gathering that quickly turned deadly last night. decorations served as somber a halloween party turned deadly overnight. neighbors say three men were shot outside as they celebrated a young girl's birthday. two of them did not survive, the third remains in critical condition. >> it was really unexpected because we usually don't get that down here. it's just really sad. >> reporter: they said the 37- year-old, one of the men killed, had a lot to live for. >> he was an outstanding young man who was in his prime and that was really motivated his future. >> reporter: randall remembers ashley as a shining star in her career development program. >> always on time, well mannered, well dressed and it really hurts, you know, really hurts that this has happened because we saw great

this is the news on cb ,, ,, ,, mike coffman, endorsed by the denver post. he's "a consistent warrior" who "took action against his party's presidential nominee," donald trump, and has "urged republicans to stop stalling on immigration reform." mike coffman. "reliable." a "leader." unlike morgan carroll, who the post calls "disingenuous" and "partisan." reduced in congress, we need more representatives like coffman." mike coffman. endorsed by the denver post for congress. i'm mike coffman, and i approve this message. >>> happening now, still no bronco's line backer's cherry creek home. the crooks got away with the super bowl ring. can you believe it? just this morning, he tweeted, live for what today has to offer not for what yesterday has taken away. let's work. the burglary took place monday evening while he was at the stadium. hidden cameras took pictures of the suspects. >> come forward and say, i recognize who that is or they recognize that they might have that kind of thing. these are very good pictures. hopefully somebody will recognize them and conta

cbs. >> romona: yes. >> mark: denver and san diego. join us for cleveland 19 news >> romona: november is not all about politics at the polls. >> mark: some voters are also thinking about education and in with teachers without a contract can it pass. shanice dunning found some supporters are praying it does. >> to lift and encourage and enrich and enhance our young people. >> reporter: members of cleveland clergy said a prayer of passage issue 180. the renewal levy on the ballot next month. leaders hosted a meeting at the baptist church in cleveland to talk about upcoming plans for the district. >> we have come together t s we're supporting this marvelous issue 108 because we want to see cleveland continue in the growth pattern that she has experienced in the last especially six years. >> reporter: reverend dr. larry macon, sr. is the pastor of mount zion church. he and others have signed up to share their support of the levy to the community. >> when you talk about what group of people or institution has the greatest number of people d

cbs 58! the denver broncos will take on the stuggling san diego charges at qualcomm stadium. something the team and ?some? fans want replaced. but since they're not doing so hot this season...they're not making much of a case for themselves. cbs' danielle nottingham reports. jeremy beloved san diego chargers never leave town. i would love to see them win to get that new stadiummake it earn is basically what i'm sayingearn it but does a struggling one and four team deserve it? taxpayers here will answer that question in november. they vote on raising the city's hotel tax to pay for a 1.8 billion dollar football stadium and convention center. they keep on breaking my hear it's like a bad girlfriend that keeps doing the bad things over and over to you and you just gotta say up danielle: do you think they'd have a better case if they were winning right owchris "the team lost a bid earlier this year to share a stadium with the oakland raiders in los angeles. with the raiders now eyeing a move to las vegas, the chargers still have the option of sharing a stadium with the rams in la

in denver, jeff todd, cbs 4 news. >>> a terrifying scene in chicago at the airport today. passengers forced to evacuate the plane after it caught on fire on the runway. video posted to facebook captured the chaos inside. the american airlines jet was headed to miami when it blew a tire. th the -- aborted take off and the engine caught fire as the passengers used slides to get out. >> i'm halfway through getting out, and the smoke started to get heavy. you took in smoke, and that was the scariest part of whole thing. >> more than a dozen people did suffer mayor injuries. -- minor injuries. the ntsb is investigating. as it touched down on the runway in fort lauderdale, and later the plane exopodded causing the engine -- exploded causing the engine to separate from the aircraft. thankfully no reports of injuries there. >>> five months after two babies were swapped at a hospital in india, the children are returned to their biological parents. what's really interesting about this is that the babies are different genders. one of the mothers filed a complaint with the police clai

in denver, stan bush cbs 4 news. >>> we learned about this story from a cbs 4 viewer. if you have a news tip, give us a call at 303863-tops -- tips >>> new developments in the murder of a popular chef. inglewood police have charged 216-year-old boys with murder and attempted robbery. nicholas was shot to death october 1 in the 3000 block of tacoma. he was a single dad of an eight- year-old boy. inglewood police plan to release more information about the crime and those young suspects at a news conference on wednesday. admitted obamacare premiums are going up on average 25% across the country. that had us wondering about colorado rates. we found the spike as much work in parts of -- much worse in parts of our state. people in some areas could see 40% increases. >> reporter: the concern is that these premiums are going up so much that people are going to have to face a decision to either have insurance or go without. we were told today almost 0, going to need a new plan next year.>> it could be a tough open enrollment when people wake up to these prices and/or seeing the

in denver, stan bush cbs 4 news. >>> we learned about this story from a cbs 4 viewer. if you have a news tip, give us a call at 303863-tops -- tips. >>> new developments in the murder of a popular chef. 216-year-old boys with murder and attempted robbery. nicholas was shot to death october 1 in the 3000 block of tacoma. he was a single dad of an eight- year-old boy. inglewood police plan to release more information about the crime and those young suspects at a news conference on wednesday. >>> today, the white house admitted obamacare premiums are going up on average 25% across the country. that had us wondering about colorado rates. in parts of -- much worse in parts of our state. people in some areas could see 40% increases. >> reporter: the concern is that these premiums are going up so much that people are going to have to face a decision to either have insurance or go without. we were told today almost 100,000 people in colorado are going to need a new plan next year.>> it could be a tough seeing them for the first time . >> reporter: this map shows the areas of c

>> reporter: as the race kicked off, thousands of runners hit the streets of downtown denver, among them, team cbs 4. karen brett, mark, and myself. the course wound through downtown, rock 'n' roll bands along the way. mark was the first to make it to the finish line. his goal was to set a personal record. >> i put it out there that i wanted to run 1:35. i game up 7 minutes short. >> reporter: while he fell off his pace, he got great support from his mom. >> she rode on her bike the entire course. how cool is that? >> reporter: brett was next to finish. this was her first race ever. the adrenaline. sense of comradery, just fueled me to finish the race. >> reporter: she had been nursing a back injury, but it was a personal mission to make it to the finance line. >> it -- financial -- finish line. >> that's a big deal. it feels good. >> reporter: karen's goal was to finish, and she persevered. >> it took me a little longer. >> she controlsed the finish line side. for me, the 13 miles was a chance to reach a new goal. >> when i reached mile 7, it was like i set a person record. before today, i had ne

we expect to find much more information from denver police and about the suspect tomorrow morning. cbs 4 news. >>> to the latest on coach gary kubiak's health scare. he'll sit out the game after suffering a veer migraine that sent him -- a severe migraine that sent him to the hospital. why this was no ordinary migraine. michael spencer talking about who steps in now. name. >> no it's not but a lot of experience. joe is serving as the interim coach. he has 28 years of experience in the nfl. he's in the second year of his second stint with the broncos. he was with the team from 199 to 1992. the plan is for him to serve as the interim coach for thursday's game and then gary kubiak will be back on monday. the incident with kubiak last night obviously a cause for the broncos don't expect any long-term affects. >> when we left the hospital we were very encouraged with everything that happened. so you know obviously any time you have an episode like gary had in 13 what happened last night is a big concern. but we left the hospital and his family was, you know, very relieved with what they hea

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cbs news. >>> back here at leary is at denver international airport. matthew has caused dozens of flight cancellations. >> reporter: there are still flights coming out of dia to florida and from florida to colorado. miami said most of their flights aren't flying at this point in time. even orlando said it will stop operations tonight at 8:00 east coast time. we spoke with one denver nurse she got the last seat on the plane home this morning, and she fears other denver nurses will be stuck forget weekend. >> i think 30 of us there from the hospital and i'm worried about them. hopefully they'll be okay. the cancellations on the misery map have been climbing throughout this morning. 47 flights have been cancel since 9:00 this morning. more than 1700 flights have been canceled today total. here in denver, early morning flights were taking off, and united flight this morning was full when it left for dia to orlando. we caught up with a couple of passengers. one woman from denver said she canceled a golf outing and her colleagues had different ideas. >> i wa

cbs 4 morning news. >>> the broncos honored a denver police officer who nearly died tony lopez jr. was named broncos country hero of the game last night. the department tweeted out this great picture there. he was badly wounded in a traffic stop last year. after months of hard work and rehab, he is back to work. >>> in case you missed the game last night, hang with us here for details. and go to cbsdenver.com for this is a neat one from during the game. more on that in a moment. let's get to weather and traffic every 10 minutes now on the fours. >>> good morning, brit. we have been talking about this moisture moving into colorado from the west. here in denver and along the front range, we have the clouds but don't have any rain. while it's possible there could be a rain drop during th could be. the moisture for the most part will stay west of us. it's great news for the western slope. they are under a drought situation like we are here along the front range. grand junction is getting a bit of moisture over the morn. over the next several hours this will make its way into the colora

for "cbs thisng strassmann, denver, colorado. >> you know what they say? children. the truth comes out in the most incredible and beautiful ways, and that question prompts that and that is terrific. >> sometimes the most simple questions can get the most amazing answers. >> i just want a hug and some friends! >> don't we all? >> i'll give you a hug, buddy. >>> the growing buzz around a barber. up next, how he is shaping hair and mind. i love this story too. you're watching "cbs this i learned as a police officer and a businessman you should never abuse people's trust. unfortunately, today too many politicians either serve their party or themselves, babeu spent $28,000 of taxpayer money at a five-star resort and was questioned by the fbi for using public money to promote himself. o'halleran: i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this message, >>> the great depression. >> that caused panic. >> a michigan barber shop is shaving prices along with hair for kid who read aloud during their cut. barber alex fuller and ryan griffin want children to sharpen about historical figur

for "cbs thisni strassmann, denver, colorado. >> you know what they say? children. the truth comes out in the most incredible and beautiful ways, and that question prompts that and that is terrific. >> sometimes the most simple questions can get the most amazing answers. >> i just want a hug and some friends! >> don't we all? >> i'll give you a hug, buddy. >>> the growing buzz around a barber. up next, how he is shaping hair and mind. i love this story too. you're watching "cbs this >>> the great depression. >> that caused panic. >> a michigan barber shop is shaving prices along with hair for kid who read aloud during their cut. barber alex fuller and ryan griffin want children to sharpen their readings skills and learn about historical figures like frederick douglas. >> you need one book. you need some inspiration. and you need to say, i'm going to do something. >> if you read you get a 2 dollar discount for the 11 dollar haircut. the community is chipping in and donating books to the shop. >> that is a great idea and great to look out for the future. good luck ton

denver. going on later on the cb. 6:30 when it kicks off. san diego. like i said come on it san diego like the weather will be dot. it will look like we're looking this afternoon and the temperatures will preach similar to what were dealing with an denver. a sandy of the type day here in the mile high city and warms up even more as we had to the weekend. friday afternoon look at all of this warm air over us not just us. in colorado it extends into wyoming and far north as southern north dakota. that's how you know were you can believe it will get the 80s that far into the warm stuff. hangs around all the way through the weekend. monday may be the warmest day before another front rolls through and we do that temperature seesaw thing all over again. and we dropped from 85 on monday which will feel unbelievable for fall all the way down to about mid- 60s by tuesday. four days in a row about 80. i'm not complaining. that's crazy talk. it will happen. i hope it stays that way. thank you. i'll bet you on that. i don't say that again. a property down in flori

weijia jiang, cbs news, las vegas. >>> here in denver we talked to coloradians at a debate watch party and some were not impressed after it was all said and done. take a listen. >> with trump, i got no he told us these great things, but i didn't hear any fact. >> i think the biggest thing was he contradicted himself again. he said he really respects women, and he called our first major political nominee, major party nominee, a nasty woman. >> clinton and trump will both deliver remarks in new york tonight at a dinner benefiting charities that serve the city's neediest children. >>> ski season starts at a-basin. check out these pictures of snow making along loveland pass. lifts start at 9:00 a.m. as they open one run, but that's just enough to make the claim they're open. we're going to be there live tomorrow morning. >> there's always a race to see who is first. let's get over to ashton now and figure out what the day is holding for us. good morning. >>> it's holding a very cold start. good morning to you. good thursday morning, everybody. for now temperatures are in the 20s and lower

. >>> denver bliss now searching for a man who ran from a wreck after flipping his suv while being chased by officers. this is the knews the on cbs 4 -- news on cbs 4 at noon. the chase ended at 50th and washington this morning. there is that wrecked sugh. and this happened just before 3:30 this morning and the police still had that area this morning. our jamie leariy has been at the scene since cbs 4 morning news and what have you learned about this chase, how it all started? >> reporter: denver police releasing little about what actually spurred the chase. we do know this man was doing everything he could to avoid arrest. he ran and careened into a light pole, flipped his car and landed on the other side of 50th. it flying down washington in his suv. a store clerk said sparks were flying from a rim. the driver lost control and it flipped just as it was passing the gas station. the manager was standing outside watching the scene, and he says the man jumped out of the wrecked car against police orders and ran straight towards him. >> i told him, go away. i don't want you here. go. he is running empty handed, so i wasn't worried a

denver art museum. we have a link to tickets on cbs denver.com for you. >>> certainly a great weather night to go trick or treating ned. >> a couple of showers over the northwest. that is all we're seeing right now. clouds here over the southeast. as we put this in motion for the hour by hour forecast you can see these showers just tomorrow. a couple of scattered showers. that's all we're going to see over the next several days. we'll roll this right into thursday. thursday at noon. you can see we have sunny skies over the eastern plains just a sprinkle over the southwest and that's it as far as the moisture goes. we have a red flag warning as you might expect. this one goes until 7:00 tonight for high fire danger. take a look at this. behind the front temperatures much cooler than they were this time yesterday with degrees in steam boat and craig respectively. ahead of this, we were warmer than we were. this cool air is coming our way and that's going to actually get us to seasonal. but guess what, it doesn't last very long. as we take a look. here's the front just about to drop through the denver are

. >>> the widow of a denver firefighter said she was cost tens and thousands of dollars. cb maass is looking for answers. >> he died in the line of duty 15 years ago. >> i remember every moment of that day like it was yesterday. >> reporter: his widow was supposed to get his pension benefits tax-free but now she is out $70,000. >> is the city of denver willing to take any financial responsibility? >> reporter: we tracked down >> who screwed up here? >> i simply want to be able to get the monies i have lost. >> who is responsible for the problems? a cbs4 investigation comes your way tonight at 10:00. >> let's check weather and traffic every ten minutes on the 4s . >>> it will be a beautiful day across colorado with temperatures this mornin grand junction. 33 in pagosa springs. it is possible there could be a shower late today in the sand ones -- san juan. we are starting this monday mild with 51 in englewood and 50 degrees in stable 10. clear skies around the state with our next weather maker to continues and by lunchtime 62 with a high in denver around 79 degrees. right now

a lot of denver broncos fans and taking on the charger. coverage of >>> this is cbs 5 news at 5:30. >>> a valley woman said she found a campaign sign on her own property. from someone she's not voting for, when she ll campaign to ask to have it removed, she said, something unexpected h happened. >> this started last week when she asked the campaign to remove one sign from her private property. instead ever taking it down, they came back and put up 18 more. >> you can see, they have two signs. >> she's fed up with senate. >> you can't put the signs on private property and never game permission. >> to prove they shouldn't be there, she brought out a map. this started wednesday when she saw one sign on her property line. >> i requested her to take it down. >> the only sunday when she found 18 more signs in her back lot. >> i can't tell you what she's running for but she won't get her vote. >> they can't obey lawns regarding no trespassing and they don't serve my vote. >> we haven't heard back after calling. >> we called the city and confirmed that her property runs all

this week in denver it's hoped men will answer the call to convince them to get screened for prostate cancer. cbs health specialist kathy walsh here -- i'm all in, kathy. >> you understand this. it's sort of like if you pour it, they will come. that's evident from denver's are great american beer festival. now the hope is the love of beer will get stubborn men to have their blood tested. >> reporter: the beer liner is parked at 14th and stout. setup is underway to spread the of suds, the beer folks are hoping to tap into a reluctant population. >> men are extremely reluctant when it comes to their health. they don't discuss it. they usually would almost hide from it. >> reporter: brew pub owner davis tucker started the 1400 miles journey from austin to denver. the bikes and beer brigade stops along the way men about prostate cancer. >> we have some guys who are survivors that come out and talk and that's wonderful because you get first-hand knowledge from guys who have been through it. >> reporter: the crew hits the mile high city in time for the wildly popular great american beer festival. for t

cbs 4 news. >> thank you, we will get back lauren whitney. >> 73 in burlington, 69 in denver and 60 in gunnison and 65 in craig rite now. take a look at 53 degrees in walden, cooler in our northwestern area. gusts at 340 miles per hour, aspen and gunnison had some storms moving through, rightab storms kind of falling off in the foothills, a little rain out near sterling and rain through high parts of the county. aspen area, marble we do have snow up there, some rain. this is in our very high elevation, so little activity, wider look at what's happening, we are in a zone of flow heading our direction, so moisture creeping on in. some clouds increase, some storms in the midwest and iowa and looking at some dry which is good. they need it after hurricane matthew. take a look at our front, right now in the pacific northwest. tuesday, tomorrow start to get a few more showers in the evening hours in our high country and wednesday much colder air behind this and looking at temperatures dropping 15 to 20 degrees. a few more clouds will start to build into the denver area. by midnight more rain in high

. >>> tonight the nfl returns to cbs 2 with a big divisional matchup in the nfc west. the denver broncos head to southern california to take on those chargers are 1-4 and they're trying to save their season after losing late leads in three games this year. cbs sports analyst boomer esiason says their quarterback philip rivers will keep them in the game. >> thursday night is going to be a very difficult game going against that very stout denver defense, so you hope that it's a close game into the 4th quarter which i think it should be, simply because rivers is playing some of the best football of his career. >> thursday night football kicks off at 7:30 tonight. it's and right now in it's de. degrees.there's still more cbs 2 this morning to come.but first let's take a look at what we're working on for fox 28 morning live. live.creaters of a massive robot are preparing it for a big battle. and why teen related traffic accidents are higher than they've been in a decade. that's coming up fox 28 morning live, eastern iowa's only local news at 7 a-m. a-m. to make improvements to kinnick

for "cbs this morning," mark strassmann, denver, colorado. >> you know what they say? children. the truth comes out in the most incredible and beautiful ways, and that question prompts that and that is terrific. >> sometimes the most simple questions can get the most amazing answers. >> i just want a hug and some friends! >> don't we all? >> i'll give you a hug, buddy. >>> the growing buzz around a barber. up next, how he is shaping hair i love this story too. 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, they drove matt out 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 sai

denver. how're you doing out there? >> -- >> reporter: cbs is very well represented today. >> this is karen's first half marathon. >> reporter: training was to real for something that happened unexpectedly. >> we found out we are expecting our first baby. that certainly threw a wrench in the training a little bit. but we are here and i'm excited and we are ready to do this. >> reporter: she is running for 2 now. >> i am running for 2. by goal is just to cross the now -- i am determined to get to the finish line now. we've been doing this for several months. we would get up super early and do long runs on saturday. tuesdays and thursdays were speed training. we were trying to get our times ready for this. with runners edge and what we've been doing on our own, we >> reporter: one of the things you have going is we have perfect weather. >> i am wearing a tank top and it is not even called out. it is 6 am. i think it is only going to warm up and get better.>> reporter: congratulations. we are so excited. the newest member of the cbs4 news team.

cbs found americans without a college degree favored trump 2 to 1. 50 degrees in denver. >>> volcano in mexico forces hundreds out of their homes. ahead this morning, a good look >>> good morning, everyone. this is the news in health. flu vaccine. researchers in canada and new york are reporting a step forward in the development of a universal flu shot. scientists say using antibodies that can recruit white blood cells to destroy infected cells may help in making a one-time shot more effective than seasonal flu vaccine z. people who live in the area of economic opportunity report fewer days of poor health. researchers found better living physical and mental health overall, with people also adopting healthier behaviors. >>> new data on medicare patients with blood cancer suggest high initial costs can delay access to life saving drugs. doctors say more than 30% of such patients are starting therapy late, more than six months after diagnosis. >>> volcano in mexico is throwing lava and forcing people out of their homes. and its forced people living in the south to evacuate. authorities