so, you're cheyenne bodie. as long as we're getting acquainted why don't you ask the rest of your friends to join the party? ha ha ha. alright, boys, come on out. this is stew davis. stew, this is cheyenne. i heard...i didn't catch this other gentleman's name. the name is smith, mister. smitty smith. - you can call me mr. smith. - don't get smart. you gotta excuse stew, mr. smith. he don't cotton none to yankees. yankee? me? i'm a texan. that makes you one of the human race, i reckon. sorry, mr. smith. quite a crowd. yeah, ain't it. you see, we were on our way to mexico. me and my friends were aiming to supply the cash get some cattle, and that's it. manson, there's another one! if you're not familiar with the country i wouldn't advise travelling south. or any direction, as long as the shoshones are out there. oh, you know this country, huh? it's my business. maybe you can get us through past those injuns. maybe. but not right now. fort kermus is waiting on smitty's drawings. ferman pass is a little out of our

cheyenne bodie. who did d u say? that's his name, cheyenne bodie. you found that out in jefferson and you never u came back? names in the west, oh, what difference does it make what his name is? that's the difference. yeah? what's he doing up here? that's what i want to know. well, what do you think? he's on to us. oh, keep your shirts on. he's here because i askekehim to come. you asked him? you what? if any of you cared about what happpped to pete you would have done something about it yourselves. well, i want to see him die. he's going to payayor what he did to pete. well, pete's dead. what are you trying to do? get the rest of us hung? ng this cheyenne bodie right in by the front door! we gotta do some thinking, some real, fast thinking. you the sheriff? no, i'm the deputy. there's the sheriff. howdy. what can i do for you? you ever have any trouble with the walton gang up here? the waltons? we got our own troubles, mister, but that bunch ain't one of them. why do you ask? not more than 10 minutes ago. are you going by a poster or you know the w

two seed cheyenne, cinderella team in 3a. santiago hondo, cheyenne down 2 needed to make something happen, dariante green, cuttingic back, puts cheyenne up for first time in the game, with four minutes to play. finds petite, and powered by score stream, cheyenne will travel to virgin valley, moapa valley gets a win but faces desert pines next week. >> liberty battling basic in papa john's game of the week. itas a real quarterback dual, number 2 passing dual, be the board. liberty has the top passing leader in southern nevada. but those patriots also have a shifty fleet footed weapon, and this brings us to our raising cane play of the night. en hands it off, busting tackles, free space, turns ton jets and runs 79 yards for the six points. at green valley, a must-win situation for gators, if they wanted to see the playoffs. they faced foothill 7-0 in the first quarter. mayberry picked off, a little shake n bake before he is finally tackled. three plays later, jordan wilson >> all right, welcome back. you. >> knocking off number

cheyenne. >> reporter: that's cheyenne finding out her classmates nominated her to be the homecoming queen at the dance this november. >> i cried. it's so sweet and kind. >> sweet and kind? >> yeah. >> it has been amazing. it's >> yeah! >> reporter: the time since her nomination, it's been fit for a queen. crowned at the game, and she's the center of attention at the halloween parade, and she got a date for the dance. >> my date is hot. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> reporter: what did you think of that? >> i said yes! >> reporter: did you have to think about it or did you say yes right away? >> i said yes right away. >> reporter: cheyenne and danielle hat have known each >> she can walk into a crowd of people frowning and make them smile. >> she says mom i can't believe this is happening. >> reporter: for her classmates, it was an easy choice. she won roughly 70% of the vote. >> she knows everybody by name in the school. >> he's one of the the most deserving fans. >> reporter: they are her fans, and friends. >> this group of kids ever since she went to school with them, it's just been che

here we see a cheyenne warrior sticking his lance into a pawnee warrior. they also continued to make war on one another throughout these three decades of the indian wars with the whites. the problem was that intertribal warfare was simply too deeply ingrained in their cultures for them to act otherwise. there was no sense of what i call "indianness" until it was too late. during the course of the war, a man happened to ask a cheyenne chief why they prayed on their crow neighbors. the chief replied, "we stole the hunting grounds of the crows because they were the best. we wanted more room." or, as a lakota chief told a tree negotiator, "you have split my land and i do not like it, those lands once belonged to the iowa and the crows, but we whipped them. we did what the white man did to the indians." one thing that is even more frequently lost in the midst of these indian wars then the question of the united resistance and intertribal conflict are the numerous tribes that actually accepted the white presence. for those of you like myself who have read "bury

police say he left the scene of the crash at cheyenne and simmons. the victim 55- year-old clay stampley was hit after the crash -- facebook photos showed injuries to amin's face.... and led to stampley's family confronting amin's wife on social media. his whereabouts weren't known after the crash... until now. he is now being held on a million dollars bail. a gunman is wanted after shooting a man to death during an argument. it happened around seven a-m on ogden between stewart and fremont street. police say the victim was shot in the head and neck area during an altercation. officers found his body in the street. police say a dark-colored sedan left the scene at a high rate of speed... after the shooting. anyone with information should call police or crimestoppers 7-0-2-3-8-5-55-55. right now state senators are taking turns standing up to voice their opinions on the stadium funding bill. late this afternoon the senate passed an amendment to the bill .. which includes language to ensure at least 15-percent of construction work goes to construction w

the game is at cheyenne high school playing against chaparral high. kickoff is at 7:00. we'll have the highlights. we'll keep dancing out here. >> this is when i kick off my weekend. thursday night lights reports. >> when i was watching them, i kept thinking, they must be a beyonce fan. >> they can move it. >> exactly. >>> coming up -- return of the giant gator. >> an aim gate -- alligator spotted at a golf course in florida. >>> a huge gator shows up on golf course in central florida. >> the 15-foot long represent time was spotted wednesday sunning himself on the course of that's where he lived and eaten very well, it looks like for the past few months. >> fortunately, for golfers, he prefers to keep to himself. management said they will leave him alone as long as he leaves them alone. >> have a great >>> most americans know very little about the leaped clinton e-mails. here's what's happening -- major news organizations buried the most damaging. so we're sharing some with you. the fbi and state department used the term quid pro quo in secret negotiations to alter the c

here we see a cheyenne warrior awneeing his lance into a warrior. they also continued to make war on one another throughout these three decades of the indian wars with the whites. the problem was that intertribal warfare was simply too deeply ingrained in their cultures for them to act otherwise. there was no sense of what i nness" until it was too late. war, athe course of the man happened to ask a cheyenne chief why they prayed on their crow neighbors. "we stole theied, hunting grounds of the crows because they were the best. we wanted more room." chief told ata tree negotiator, "you have split my land and i do not like it, those lands once belonged to the iowa and the crows, but we whipped them. did towhat the white man the indians." thing that is even more frequently lost in the midst of these indian wars then the question of the united resistance and intertribal conflict are the numerous tribes that actually accepted the white presence. for those of you like myself who have read "bury my heart at wounded knee," when he speaks of crow, he speaks

back out live, i'm at cheyenne high school. we'll talk to some of the students here who are getting ready for their big game tonight that's gonna start at 7:00. we'll introduce you to some of them and have your full forecast. live out here, chloe beardsley. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a las vegas judge sentenced it's part of a four-state plea deal. he was not in court to hear his sentencing. earlier this year, was sentenced to louisiana prison for 18 years. he's also accused of the same problem in arizona and in the state of california. >>> metro police say a man is in critical condition after he was shot in the throat. he is expected to survive. now, it happened early this morning near maryland parkway and reno avenue. police say the victim, who was living at a he was taken to sunrise hospital. police say the victim and his girlfriend likely know the shooter. >>> charges of sexual assault against female classmates keep piling up at the university of wisconsin. >> ally cook was in court finding out more about the charges fac

amy:y: midwives from cheyenne river reservation.end today's show with cody hall of the cheyenne river sioux tribe. he had to arrest warrants -- he had an arrest warrant issued for two misdemeanors of land defense action. on monday he learned the charges were dropped. i spoke to cody over the weekend about his arrest. >> the manner in which i was arrested, i was treated like i was the native osama with at least 18 state officers that got out of their squad cars when i was arrested on highway 1806 going up to bismarck. amy: so you were then taken to the morton county jail? >> yes. i was met with state police officers dressed in their gear. also, just really, you know, villain eyes. -- villainized. like i said, fbi wanted to i invoke my rights of silence. amy: have you been targeted since your arrest? >> yes. as i look at side mirrors and rearview mirrors, i have dapl security in their rented trucks they drive around with no license plate on them. i kind of play a game and i will destroy the around a little bit just to see if that vehi

./// ((demetria obilor)) a road hazard has been reported on southbound i-15 and cheyenne. tomorrow night, the northbound i-15 ramp to northbound 95 will close down for constrction work. you can exit at 95 south, get off the free north. <<< >>> ((demetria obilor)) >>> back to you./// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> apple and samsung are in for some competition... the new smartphone google is expected to release. ((brian loftus)) >> plus -- cooking for thanksgiving just became e to your door.. with everything you need.. next on the valley's news leader. /// ((brian ?? cozy up this fall with dunkin's coffee and espresso flavors. sip salty and sweet with our new salted caramel macchiato or drink in the season with the classic taste of pumpkin. ?? this fall at dunkin' donuts, get lost in pumpkin with a $1.99 medium macchiato or latte from 12:00 to 6:00 p.m. sip in the season today. flight for the holidays.. is sooner than you think. ((michelle mortensen)) >> and, you don't have to worry about cooking up a storm on thanksgiving... hena daniels joins us live from wall street. good mor

brittany edney is also live here at cheyenne high school... and brittany you spoke with some of the people who were turned away at the door./// ((brittany edney)) ((brittany edney)) >>> just because you had a ticket were promised a spot... thousands didn't make it inside the school after massive crowds showed up today. campaign reps say around 3 thousand people made it inside the school... around 21-hundred were overflow. but several screens were set up in other areas so everyone could still watch the speech. school officials tell us they set up a large screen in the quad area that and another one at the field outside--- where most of the overflow attendees ended disappointed to not be inside... they still excited about being part of this experience. (("it is, but you know what, i'm here. that's all that matters and i wanted to support the cause and that we're supporting all the voting rights and everything. you know, we have to make sure we're here. don't talk about it if you're not going to be about it." )) >> and many in line say they're pl

i wanted to show you this, i-25 north of wellington as hard as cheyenne, which -- towards cheyenne, wyoming, intense rain falling along 25 and heavy snow south of cheyenne. temperatures are in the 40s for most lower elevations. 20s and 30s throughout the colorado high country. will top out in the 40s for many mountain areas and we'll be in the 50s along the front range. will be a chilly day. temperatures stay warm enough where it will be all rain denver and the front range. the snow will stay in the mountains. heavier snow will be this morning. at noon, a lot of the precipitation starts winding down, and as we transition into this evening, there will still be a few pockets of precipitation around. overall this morning will be wetting compared to this afternoon. another ni expected tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon 64. and sunny with 70s for the weekend. >>> eastbound i-70 is closed at silverthorne. this is a look at frisco i-70. flashing lights are out, telling folks you can't pass through here, due to multiple accidents closer to the eisenhower and johnson tunnels. this is the situation

he spoke to nevada voters at cheyenne high school. that's where we find fox5's abby theodros with more on his presidential speech. closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly harry reid: "it doesnt matter anymore what color you are, it doesnt anymore what youre religion is, unless youre a donald trump. so dont talk to me about make america great again. america is great now." closed captioning clark county numbers show a new record turn out for first day of early voting with a little more than 39 thousand voters. by comparison - roughly 33 thousand people got out the vote during the same time period in 2012. one of the tightest races this election day... is right here at home. the fight is for the seat of democratic senate minority leader... fox news chief correspondent jonathan hunt reports. hunt script: sot... cortez-masto by voting for me, we're going to make sure we give back to the senate that democratic majority [cheers]. catherine cortez masto, a former nevada attorney general is the woman chosen by democrats to try

the president held a rally at cheyenne high school yesterday for clinton..... and u-s senate candidate catherine cortez masto. senator harry reid's seat is a key one for democrats who want to keep the seat blue and regain control of the senate. ((president obama: >> "the way you boost catherine's odds of winning the election, the way you make sure that jacky and ruben are in congress, is to go vote!")) ((kirsten joyce)) >> cortez masto holds about a 2. politics average of polls over the past two weeks... which is within the margin of error. and hillary clinton is also polling ahead of donald trump in nevada -- about 5 points ahead in a head-to-head matchup over the past several weeks./// ((brian loftus)) >>> we're two weeks away to the general election... and presidential candidates hillary clinton and donald trump are stepping up their efforts in other key states. recent polls show a number of pivotal states slipping away from trump... the latest cbs battleground tracker shows trump leading clinton by only 3 points in the state. despite the dire numbers...trum

it has been shared more than 2- thousand times students at cheyenne high school are scrambling to replace their homecoming decorations after they were stolen. senior heather rojas says the items were taken out of her car. she had purchased 700- dollars worth of materials for the dance, using money that had been raised during fundraisers by the student council. cheyenne high school has set up a go-fund-me account to help pay for more you can find it under the links section on our website fox five vegas dot com. the bill to raise hotel taxes to fund a proposed n-f-l stadium and convention center expansion clears a major hurdle. the state senate passed the measure which is now headed to assembly. fox5's sports director kevin bolinger has the latest from carson city. closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly the community for their service. "friends of the l- v-m-p-d foundation" visited a metro station yesterday to deliver these "thank you" stones. the foundation also donated thousand

there are some cones out along i-15 and cheyenne. no major delays. <<< >>> <<< >>> back to you!/// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> there's a new mission to for the first time ever, seven bee species have been placed on the endangered species list. turns out in some parts of the country ... bee populations have declined due to development and predators. of course bees are important to our nation's food industry because the pollinate plants. by placing bees on the endangered list ... programs focused on their protection and recovery can receive funding./// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> and speaking of rare animals ... a very unique bird is causing quite a buzz in texas. ((brian loftus)) >> the variegated flycatcher a south american padre island. alfredo cuadros has the story. alfredo cuadros >> the variegated flycatcher is a rare species. so far made 5 appearances in the united states. this week his bird made a stop in the south padre island nature and birding center. it was spotted by a laguna vista resident who reported it to the center. after some research it turned out to be a rare fi

he's speaking to a sold out audience at cheyenne high school. and we are tracking this visit with team coverage. brittany edney has been talking to the massive overflow crowds gathered outside. but first let's send it over to patrick walker who' to speak in about 20 minutes. ((patrick walker)) >> president obama is campaigning in las vegas a day after early voting began. saturday saw a record 39-thousand plus voters cast ballots in clark county alone. u-s senate candidate catherine cortez masto has campaigned with the vice president and hillary clinton in e last week-and-a-half. and tonight she'ltake the stage esidt's also expected to eak ou perience and her vision for eri. is is a quicktopfor president o. 's scheduled to take off for an while the gym is pack here...there is a large nuf people outside who will not be king it in forhe speech.brittnet there./// brtany edney)) ckets---only to not make it to the gym. t there are severalo erncan still watch the event from the campus. school officials tell us they set up a large screen in the quad e o

cheyenne ave., n. 5th st.one engine was sent to put it out. the truck stopped outside the has the government urging americans to stop driving if their car if it's part of that massive recall. and... at -6- a family forced to shower..... under a ceiling full of and tonight... we're getting answers.... because when "you ask... we investigate". from contact -13-... more ads from joe heck's billionaires. they're complete garbage. crime dropped over 20% while catherine cortez masto was attorney general. who's been endorsed by law enforcement, not joe heck. and her crackdown on domestic violence and human trafficking earned the praise of governor sandoval. don't believe joe heck's trash. catherine cortez masto's kept nevada safe. i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. is being blamed on.... a faulty takata airbag. it's the -11-th.... takata- related death.... in the u.s. the victim died... when she crashed last month.... in california. the department of transportation is urging drivers... not to drive their vehicle... if it falls....

a renewed search begins for the remains of a little boy through cheyenne, wyoming where they are focusing right now as they try to track down clues into the death of the 13 month old boy. >> plus, we are taking a look at an analysis of all t e about which candidate is ahead right now. >> plus, the celebrities going out at halloween dress to the nines. can you tell which famous actresses are behind these famous costumes? >> happy halloween to you and your family. >> we are learning that a search warrant was signed this morning and the search for the remains they say they have a suspect of search to locations and him so far found nothing. >> this man to 23 -year-old arrested last week is reportedly the boyfriend of the child's mother researches been underway since last week to find the remains of the 13 -month-old investigators believe his body was put in the trash at the community college in cheyenne, today crews plan to search again tomorrow morning. >> new at 11, possible human remains found over the weekend and now officials are trying to figure out who they belong to. they were founded

cheyenne high school has set up a go-fund-me to help pay for more decorations. a horse has found his new forever home-- helping kids at a special youth ranch. white horse youth ranch is a non-profit safe place for troubled kids to heal through horse therapy. not only do they help kids... they also take in horses who need a permanant place to stay. that's how they came across "xanny ( he was donated to "why ranch" by a trainer-- based in los angeles. now-- "xanny" ( ) will help kids learn confidence... compassion... and will always be loved. "she was telling me that 'oh, i have this horse that's a little off and he needed a place to go' and i said 'well, he's gentle. he's a gentle giant. why doesn't he got to why ranch so he can be loved on and cherished by everybody there and be treated like the special horse he is and the kind soul he is." the new horse means new expenses for the ranch. they are always accepting donations. up next... covergirl makes history! they've enlisted the first male ambassador. what the makeup company says about its new spokesmodel... an

notice rain from fort collins and up along the interstate 80 corridor, cheyenne to laramie, you'll see rain this evening, better chance than denver. and fort collins you have a better chance than boulder and denver as well. still a chance those of us in the denver area could see a quick shower tonight. the farther south you live that for the mountains at 11:00 tonight, some snow. 2to 6 inches of snow possible, including along interstate 70. then up over berthoud pass, rabbit ears pass we'll see snow there tonight for sure. temperatures topping out in the mid-60s this afternoon, with the clouds continuing to increase. again, there's that small chance for rain tonight, and then tomorrow sun comes back. but it will be cool. high temperature 58. breezy tomorrow as well. thursday back into the 60s and then 70s return on track, fourth weekend in a row, stunning weather for most of colorado. sunny, temps in the 70s. >> great to say that again well done. >>> catholic church is running into opposition in its attempt to build a mountain retreat and conference center. brian maass talked to those

cheyenne and shap -- chaparral. >> reporter: the cheyenne team is peaking at the right time this year and it's not only the first 3-a game of the playoffs but it's also "thursday night lights" action. you can catch the game on mylvtv. these teams look like they are a pretty good matchup on paper. but it also is one of those games where chaparral comes in 4-5. ch the desert shields have won five of their last six games and that is big because their only loss has been to the best team in the state and that would be desert pines. now, we'll have to see what happens with desert pines but it should be a matchup down the road between the desert shields and desert pines. the cowboys, well, they come with a two-game losing streak and that two-game losing streak. don't forget what they did last year. lutheran. so the kickoff set for 7:00. the bracket looks like this -- the winner of tonight's game gets the winner of virgin valley. they will host sunrise mountain 4 and 5 and the other bracket, well, desert pineses is the top seed. they are hosting del sol. and then moapa pahrump. that lun will

right now -- the president is attending a rally at cheyenne high school. right now -- the president is attending a rally at cheyenne high school. let's listen in... good evening. and thanks for joining us. i'm christopher king. and -- a major endorsement for donald trump -- here in the valley. the las vegas review journal editorial board -- now backing trump -- in his bid for the wgite house. the newspaper is owned -- by newspaper endorsement for trump. many papers -- that never have endorsed a democrat -- are throwing their support to hillary clinton. politics -- a big topic -- at this year's las vegas pride festival. 13-action news reporter - marti glaser -- is live at sunset park -- with more -- about what this election means -- for the lgbtq -- community. this year marks the 33rd year for las vegas pride . a chance for everyone to come together and enjoy the equality hard to achieve.. event organizers say it's also a good reminder of why this election year the lgbt community needs to get out and vote. sot james healey president las vegas pride las this

it's just moved to the east of cheyenne now and heavy rain on our side of the state line. temperatures are in the 40s here in the denver metro area. and temperatures will not climb very much at all today. 9:00a.m., 45. lunchtime, 51. a high today of 53. overall it will be our coolest day since may and tonight skies clear. a freeze expected. our first official freeze expected tomorrow morning. freeze warning already in effect. let's check in with joel. several accidents. it's closed out that direction. we are seeing snowy, icy conditions, chain restrictions are in place. cdot camera frisco. look at that snow coming down, see it underneath the lamp light. trucks have pulled off to the side of the road. we have seen snow plows moving through there. this is our other cdot camera, i-70 at the vail rest area. the flakes flying. winter driving conditions along fair play to buena vista. we've been watching this ice/snow line and you can see it slow down on the approach to idaho springs, and we have quite a bit of slowing out to demont. along i-70 east of that, much better conditio

this is the man who police believe left the scene of the crash at cheyenne and simmons back in may. 55 year old clay stampley was hit and killed. facebook photos of amin following the crash showed injuries to his face.... and led to stampley's family confronting amin's wife on social media. whereabouts weren't known after the crash... until now. he is now being held on 1-million dollars bail. a henderson community is concerned... after jogger was attacked near green valley ranch. people want to help the victim... but no one knows who she is. police say the attack happened around four in the afternoon last week. witnesses say "michael mattingly" kicked and beat the victim... then tried to carjack a woman trying to intervene. mattingly was arrested... and his father tells fox5 this is not the first time he has been violent. " my son's out of control, we need to put him in jail or put him in the hospital to detox out, because i don't know what he's doing. " one witness told us the victim does not have any family in las vegas. people have been trying to find her on sites like "next door" a

one of the most famous military bases in the world, cheyenne mountain. one mile in the granite 2,000 feet down from the top it is a giant command and control center that kept america for 50 years. inside the mountain are 15 two and three-story buildings, free- standing but connected by halls and ramps. and even reservoirs, yes, sir, underground lakes. you get inside by driving tu a two-mile tunnel and when you get to the middle you see the doors. the two famous blast doors that kept the facility safe when they are closed. hydraulics. it's usually open all the time but if it is closed, oh, then there's a problem. >> i mean obviously cheyenne mountain was built to survive and endure through a nuclear event. all of us hope that never happens. >> reporter: the buildings behind those doors were built 1,300 giant springs that can move independently if there's an explosion or earthquake. they would bounce but they would not break apart. and that's important because of what go buildings. in control rooms like this one which was set up just for us, experts keep a

grand valley and then further east, yuma kit carson and cheyenne we have a frost advisory. so chilly night in store. as we take a look the cool air, down more cooler air trying to nudge in there, that's keeping this in the rain and snow mix and cooler air right into colorado. take a look at temperatures only in the 40s and 50s to the north. but as you look to the south, that's where the warm weather is. 88 in miami, 90 dallas, 93 brownsville, 91 in phoenix. some of this is going to start rotating up into our area just in time for the weekend. 61 and 65 is what we did today with 38 and 41. 64 and 36 would be normal. bailey 48, northeast arvada 59, 61 fort collins, brush 63, 57 and 56 right now northwind at 16. 27% humidity. take a look at this little gold on the leaves, a little snow on the ground opens the boat. this one from pete perera from bear creek lake park. what a majestic bird that is. u.s. symbol there, the bald eagle. and russell carlton here, keystone they are going to open november 4th and the snow guns are going. temperatures for tonight look at the 20s and 30s

reporting live at cheyenne high school. steve, back to you. >> thanks a lot, patrick. that's a hard-working patrick walker out there covering that rally for us. well, thet third and final presidential debate held right center went off without a hitch on wednesday. it was the third largest debate television audience ever with a total of 84 million viewers. one of the biggest moments came when hillary clinton and donald trump squared off over vladimir putins and possible russian involvement in the hacking of the clinton campaign emails. >> from everything i see, has no respect for this person. >> that's because he'd rather have a puppet as you're the puppet. >> it's pretty clear, you won't admit. >> no, you're the puppet. >> engaged in cyber attacks against the united states of america, that you encouraged against our people. >> the u.s. government has been accusing russia of carrying out the email hacks that wick' leaks has been posting online as part of efforts to try to interfere in the 2016 election. the debate was filled with attacks and interruptions. of the debate

. >>> new developments in the death of a toddler in cheyenne. police have arrested a man and now say they will wait until monday to search a landfill north of greeley. it's where they hope to find boy. cbs4's dillon thomas live greeley now. >> reporter: authorities in colorado continue to look for the missing body of the 13- month-old child. in wyoming police say they have a suspect in custody who they say took responsibility of disposing of that child's body. that man is 23-year-old logan hunter rogers. he's behind bars and he's the mother's boyfriend and is facing charges of police say the boy had been missing since saturday when his grandfather called 911 to report it. when investigators questioned the mother, she claimed the boyfriend had given the child to a man named santiago to go fishing. nobody could answer who he was or even his last name. rogers eventually told his he was the only one home when the child died and dumped the child neighbors tell us they were left in shock. >> it's something you read in crime stories and stuff like that

. >>> a huge temperature contrast 35 at cheyenne, 53 in denver. below freezing toward casper. you might imagine a front, a cold front moved through the area. as it pushes south a pretty good band of rain and snow to the north of us will move to the denver area and off to the east and dissipate later tonight believe the atmosphere chock-full of moisture in the morning. for the denver area in eastern plains drizzle, 36 degrees for the morning drive. 32, clearing skies expected in the hills. your full first alert forecast coming up. >>> denver started enforcing a drug ban in city park so how well is that working and how many people have been banned? jennifer kovaleski live on a cherry creek trail. you found the city is making progress? >>reporter: we found there is out here. we rented bikes and hit the cherry creek trail to see if the city is really making progress on the heroin problem. 41 days since the city banned drugs from city parks. we took another ride along the cherry creek trail to see how many used needles we could find this time. from spear boulevard the first time ar

dylan thomas live in cheyenne, there? >> reporter: here in laramie county, they say their top priority is locating that young infant's body. they say, by doing so, they'll be able to piece together several different stories, which right now aren't aligning. that suspect, who originally admitted to being present while that child died, he was supposed to be in court today, but that canceled when he said he was going to be changing his story. twenty-three-year-old logan rogers remains behind bars after law enforcement says he admitted to disposeing the body girlfriend's 13-month-old child. rogers was supposed to see a judge friday, but then his story turned. >> his story is changing somewhat, and that's why they canceled the court hearing today. >> reporter: laramie county spokesperson linda gisel, said that change has underlied the importance of locateing the body. >> you're able to determine cause of death, manner of death. >> reporter: gisele said the odds are against law enforcement, because -- which was transported to a

take a look at this snow up north around cheyenne, very heavy rains, watch how the cold air has moved in. that has changed this to snow and right now we have a pocket of very heavy snow just northwest of cheyenne. heavy rains off to the east of very dry here, denver on the edge of that dryness this way. to the north we see most of the showers. hour by hour forecast, put it in motion you can see that continues and maybe when i am we steve -- a shower over the southern and western suburbs. and then gone and a couple sprinkles here and there. couple scattered showers through tomorrow but thursday, we'll take you through the day. a few clouds here and there. 6:00 clear skies all the way around. because of the clear skies especially wednesday midnight wednesday that is not tomorrow night but the next night until 9:00 a.m. thursday, you have a freeze watch out, 26 to 30, tender vegetation could be destroyed or damaged. we have this cool air right here pushing across and that's what's changing the rangers no. another surge of cool air behind it keeping a school for a couple days. then a nice

police believe he left the scene of the crash at cheyenne and simmons back in may. facebook photos of amin following the crash showed injuries to his face.... and led to stampley's family confronting amin's wife on social media. amin's whereabouts weren't known after the crash... until now. dollars bail. one person is dead after being shot and left in the street. police say it happened just beofre 7 a-m in a neighborhood near ogden and 15-th street. neighbors say they heard arguing outside before two or three gunshots. they say a man in his late 30s was found shot in the head and neck. police don't believe this incident is gang related. " people inside the residence hear some arguing, they hear some gunshots, they come outside, they look and see this white male shot in moving." police are looking for a small brown sedan that left the scene. they say they are looking for at least two suspects. if you know anything about this shooting call police right away. you can stay anonymous by calling crime stoppers. that number is 702-385-55-55. police are on the lookout for a

take a look at this snow up north around cheyenne, very heavy rains, watch how the cold air has moved in. that has changed this to snow and right now we have a pocket of very heavy snow just northwest of cheyenne. heavy rains off to the east of it. as you look to the south, not much going on at all. very dry here, denver on the edge of that dryness this way. to the north we see most of the in motion you can see that continues and maybe when i am we steve -- a shower over the southern and western suburbs. and then gone and a couple sprinkles here and there. couple scattered showers through tomorrow but thursday, we'll take you through the day. a few clouds here and there. 6:00 clear skies all the way around. because of the clear skies especially wednesday midnight wednesday that is not tomorrow night but the next night until 9:00 a.m. thursday, you have a freeze watch out, 26 to vegetation could be destroyed or damaged. we have this cool air right here pushing across and that's what's changing the rangers no. another surge of cool air behind it keeping a school for a couple days. then

as you get to the eastern border area frost advisory for yuma, kit carson and cheyenne counties. coordinate temperatures below the freezing mark. not going to stay cool forever. lauren whitney in the colorado weather center and talk about that. >> it is going to get chilly sweaters and jackets as we have cold temperatures but high- pressure is going to move in more over the next day or so. we are going to see the return of warm and dry conditions and cooler air is going to move down to the southeast. high-pressure for us dominates the next several days. warmer back closer to the 80s as we head into the weekend along with very dry conditions, great to see more moisture and rain come our way but the brief bit we had yesterday may be all we are seeing. it was not too bad outside today. won't last for long. >> felt like late fall and we were below the norm of 64 with 61 and 59 downtown. 38 and 39 is where we started, 86 and 18 the records. weather watchers, 48 in bailey, 59 arvada, 61 fort collins, brush 63. 43 and 39 right now with east wind at seven, 65% humidity so the air is mois

it's a two point game late in the 4th and off the punt here's cheyenne's dariontae green and look at him dance his way through the defense. and then a race to the endzone... and the desert shields rally but it wouldn't last. just over 2 minutes left... and the perfect pass to kentrell peteete and it's a touchdown. that's the game winner... cowboys by 3, 29-26. ((chris maathuis)) the raiders to las vegas is still full steam ahead as long as the parties continue to pledge their promised commitments. there were some reports that casino owner sheldon adelson, who has put up 650 million of his own money, was upset with the raiders over some apparent roadblocks. but it appears those roadblocks are now stepping stones. asked about talks breaking andy abboud telling reporters today they're not even close to that. he says "things are moving along very well." adding that "we've come to the table with a deal we feel the nfl can't reject." ((chris maathuis)) the nfl owners are meeting in december to talk about mark davis and his plans to move his team to vegas. ((chris maathuis)) talk of the rai

yuma, cheyenne counties, a frost advisory in place. going to be a cold one for some of the cows out there on the eastern plains and northwestern corner. also make sure your pets come in tonight because it's going to be a bit chilly out there. this will be our first real hard freeze of the season. if you have any exposed pipes you may want to cover those up as well. it's going to be a bit chilly out here. tomorrow morning you may actually need the jacket if you didn't need one this morning. from the mobile weather l lauren whitney, cbs4 news. >>> happening right now, the search for three luxury rvs worth nearly $2 million. surveillance cameras caught the thieves breaking in to a dealership in frederick tuesday night. karen spent the day getting more information at that dealer. shows us what those thieves got away with. >> the manager here believes these crooks knew what they wanted. they targeted 2017 models, all of the same brand, and when it looking for this. top of the line. >> reporter: surveillance cameras capture the crime. >> the

out here in yuma, kit carson and cheyenne counties, we have the tomorrow. here's our hour by hour forecast. couple showers. they dissipate. then the clouds slowly move out of the area. sunny skies all day friday. a few showers push up. we'll see southern showers over the mountains but sunday looks like a pretty good day as well. 55 and 54 today with 41 and 40 our losez. 69 and 40 would be normal. 87 and 26 are the records. for the weather watchers, east of conifer, 40 iliff, 42. arvada, gun. 53 in berthoud. 42. and look at the airport. 37 right now. south for the winds, 93% humidity. a rising barometer. carl fry, winter park, got some snow as did aspen. this from jeremy swanson. this is dustin schaeffer. loveland got 5 inches of new snow but the guns are still running. take a look at this. smooth as glass. you can see the reflection here at copper mountain. also pretty good snow. temperatures for tonight, 20s 20s and 30s out west. then for tomorrow, starting to warm it up. 50s, 60s, nearing 70 over the eastern plains. 50s for the mountains out west. 50s, 60

as you get to the eastern border area frost advisory for yuma, kit carson and cheyenne counties. coordinate temperatures below the freezing mark. not going to stay cool forever. lauren whitney in the colorado weather center and talk about that. >> it is going to get chilly tonight. tomorrow morning you need your sweaters and jackets as we have cold temperatures but high- pressure is going to move in more over the next day or so. we are going to see the return cooler air is going to move down to the southeast. high-pressure for us dominates the next several days. warmer back closer to the 80s as we head into the weekend along with very dry conditions, great to see more moisture and rain come our way but the brief bit we had yesterday may be all we are seeing. it was not too bad outside today. crisp to the air but i know it won't last for long. >> felt like late fall and we were below the norm of 64 61 and 59 downtown. 38 and 39 is where we started, 86 and 18 the records. weather watchers, 48 in bailey, 59 arvada, 61 fort collins, brush 63. 43 and 39 right now with east wind at sev

. /// ((demetria obilor)) there's a crash in north las vegas on the cheyenne ramp to i-15 south. it shouldn't slow you down all that much. don't forget that the state is working to repair a stretch of cheyenne between commerce and mlk. the eastbound 215 ramp to mccarran reopens 5am monday. <<< >>> <<< >>> ((demetria obilor)) >>> thousands of people seeking shelter .. after hurricane matthew rocked the east coast.. ((brian loftus)) >> we're live with the president of the red cross .. about how you can help the victims. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> plus... the i-team's george knapp talking to donald trump's running mate ... what mike pence has to say about the emails leaked.. allegedly from hillary clinton's aides. those stories and more.. coming up on 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader./// working into the wee hours of the morning .. the hundreds of millions more needed ... for the proposed nfl stadium. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus... breezy conditions blowing into the valley ... sherry is watching the winds to see when things will calm down. ((brian loftus)) >> and... donald tru

you were born cheyenne arapaho... >> uh-huh. >> hinojosa: ...you were adopted... >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: ...actually, by a white family, and raised in oregon, and even, interestingly, that adoption was essentially considered, like, an international adoption, right? because you were leaving the reservation and going into another state. >> yeah, i mean, you deal with anger through your work, you deal with anger through your humor, you deal with anger... you know, sometimes by yourself. but it's all about the artist. it's about, you know, the artist. i mean, i could've been a musician or a sculptor or an actor, and it was just about the vehicle to, you know, get some of that stuff worked through and get some of that stuff out, so... >> hinojosa: so did you have a lot of anger? do you have a lot of anger? i mean, when i just look at statistics about the native american reality in our country, i get angry. i mean, alcoholism, drug abuse, poverty, lack of education. and it's like, these are the original people from this land. how can this be happening? and if i've got that anger and i'm not n

best of rain fort collins to cheyenne to laramie. i-70 over vail pass and approaches to the eisenhower and johnson tunnels likely will see snow tonight. 2up to 6 inches of snow possible there. for us in denver, just a small chance of rain tonight. tomorr58 friday and the weekend. >>> it's a tough drive northbound along i-225. traffic alert was blocking the center lane as you made your way northbound along i-225. now off to the right shoulder. this is near colfax. see the heavy police presence. several cars involved. we have some cars stalled and pulled off to the left shoulder northbound direction of i-225 as well farther to the south. we have speeds dipping into the teens. i know that shows green. that will show up red in just a 30s. both directions along i-70 from i-25 to i-225 speeds into the 40s and 50s. here we are across the denver metro area, it's loaded up in all of the usual spots. we are watching an accident northbound along i-25 approaching meade. look at the backups to highway 66 because of this. >>> joel, thank you so mu

cheyenne high school is his only scheduled stop. meantime... we're only one day into early voting... and clark county voters have already set a new record. more than 37- thousand people cast their ballots. but as fox5's faith tanner explains... the campaigns aren't letting up. several events were held yesterday... even some celebrities popped into town... to encourage more early voting. sot of early voter: tens of thousands of people lined up for the first day of early voting. sot early voter?? and while voters cast their ballots.... several campaign to head to the polls. sot katy perry: "i'm here because we know how important nevada is we know how important your voice is especially, so you can vote early today that's where the magic starts" pop star katy perry... making a stop in las vegas today... speaking to college students at u-n-l-v encouraging them to get out and vote. sot katy: it was a really powerful moment in my life when i learned that i could open my mind and use my voice and use my power to vote. who is going to use vote? perry wa

the rally is happening at cheyenne high school between four and six. we're told tickets went fast but if you want another chance they can squeeze you in as long as the building capacity isn't maxed out. doors open at one-45./// ((nia wong)) >>> and clark county is off to a strong start with early voting.. polls opened yesterday... tens of thousand voters cast their ballots for the election. the county says it was a record breaking year....with the largest turnout for the first day of early voting. more than 37-thousand people voted... and the final numbers aren't even in yet. and many were proud to be part of the record breaking day at the polls tracey cheatham, early voter "that has been instilled in me for years and it is engrained in me to do this. i stand on shoulders of so many generations before me. so many women that were denied the ability to vote. so many black people that were denied the ability to vote.")) ((nia wong)) >> the previous first day of early voting record was reached back in 2012..... which saw a little more than 33-thousand vote

cheyenne trails, punt the ball away, eddie will catch it. fans yell, taking it to the hall, but he didn't quite get that far, they said it in a deeper voice, not so high pitched. winless team in mojave tonight. ty wayne helps himself and shimmies into the end zone for the six points. mojave leads 34-8. fires down field, it's antonio in a 30 yard touchdown pass and mojave gets its first win of as a marine combat veteran, i understand the sacrifices our military makes. our benefits are earned, and we rely on them. politicians like joe heck should understand that. narrator: joe heck voted to shut down the federal government, risking critical services for nevada veterans. and during that shutdown, heck continued cashing his congressional paycheck. his military record deserves respect. but back in dc, joe heck is putting politics before nevada. of this advertising. >> hi, we're the cheerleaders, welcome back to operation football, take it away, amber and randy. >> time now for our social media segment. we making fans for you when you upload your

students at cheyenne high school are decorations this year. this after someone burglarized heather rojas's car early this morning and stole more than half the decorations! "i stood here literally [for] two minutes in shock! just looking at the floor, looking at the car. i'm just like, anybody that can actually steal something that's for homecoming dance for our school. it's just like, it's pretty sad." the theif made off with five bags of halloween decorations-- worth around seven hundred dollars. this happened near simmons and lone mountain. rojas filed a police report and hopes her school can recover from the loss and enjoy their homecoming.. if you want to help the school get new decorations .. students have set up a gofund me account.. you can find the link on our web site at fox5 vegas dot com ... click on the links tab at the top of the page. nearly half a dozen people were injured when a truck plowed through a group of protestors in reno..... the group was supporting native american rights on columbus day... they were standing in front

arapahoe,cheyenne, all in the area for thousands of years. they recognize the utilities of the place and having those two large bodies of water come together. it, the founders filled they sort of see this excess of previous decades and they want to capitalize on that. they want to make money while they still can. all different types of people going from santa fe to st. louis . they follow these wagon trails, these horse trails, they need places to stop at. that they needgs and be on their way on the trail. in colorado the biggest one of very trading posts was a large trading posts were all sorts of goods were being traded between all different types of people. like theerican tribes cheyenne, the arapahoe. you had european trappers. you had spanish-speaking traders coming up from the south. it is our most like a truck stop , rest, gete can stop the things that they need him continue on their trip. what we have here is an , but people see the success of bends for and they want to -- bends four to and they want to capitalize on that. -- fort and