he becomes the exemplary for douglas macarthur. in many ways, to understand douglas mcarthur and what he strives to be, you have to understand his father's career. he becomes a general. he served in the spanish-american war and fights in the philippines. this is one of his swords from the philippines. this is from one of the enemies he would have fought in the philippine war. in a novel about it. bet people think that must douglas in world war ii. actually, this was arthur back about a quarter of a century before that. for a long time in the philippines, douglas was known as macarthur the younger to differentiate him from macarthur the elder. one of the other neat things that people do not realize that we have is what is in this case right here. from arthur macarthur. this was his field desk from the philippine war. he was the senior american officer in the philippines. military governor of the philippines also until he ran afoul of the civilian governor who was appointed over him, william howard taft. the other thing i would point

he becomes the exemplary for douglas macarthur. in many ways, to understand douglas mcarthur and what he strives to become a you have to understand his father's career. he served in the spanish-american war and fights in the philippines. swords fromof his the philippines. it -- when people look at that, they think it must be douglas in world war ii. about a arthur back quarter of a century before that. were a long time in the philippines, douglas was known as macarthur the younger to differentiate him from macarthur the elder. thingsthe other neat that people do not realize that we have is what is in this case right here. from arthur macarthur. this was his field desk from the philippines. he was a senior american officer in the philippines. military governor of the philippines also until he ran afoul of the civilian governor who was appointed over him, william howard taft. the other thing i would point out is that down here, is arthur macarthur's glasses. you see pictures of him in later life and he looks a lot like teddy roosevel

presidency, lincoln beat douglas. in that presidential race, stephen douglas did not come in second to abraham lincoln. he came in fourth. because the politics of slavery had basically blown up party politics in this country. and abraham lincoln stood as a republican for the brand-new republican party and stephen douglas stood as a democrat but the democratic party had split in two. there was another presidential candidate besides stephen douglas who ran as a southern democrat that year. there was also a third candidate that ran, something called the constitutional union party ran a candidate, that's a party that basically existed just for that election. they fielded a candidate who more than tripled stephen douglas' vote for the president but instantly that party disappeared. you never heard of it again. that's how abraham lincoln became president. between the day he was elected and the day he was sworn in, seven states seceded from the union and we headed down the path toward a civil war in this country over the iss

i want to get douglas in. douglas, how much damage do these hacked memos do to the clintons? they seem to reinforce many of the concerns voters have about them. >> well, it does some damage, but it seems like a document dump, an illegal one -- meaning wikileaks -- about people hacking this and dumping it right before the election, i think the wikileaks people are russia, thought it would be an october surprise, but with no smoking gun it has a taint. it puts a taint on the clintons, but things are running fast. we have 11 days. the news cycle is moving, and this little -- these internal e-mails just aren't having the wallop i think the trump campaign would have hoped. it doesn't help a all right of voters have been hearing about hilary clinton's e-mails and servers and wikileaks for a year now and they're tired of it. i don't think any one of these is really that damning. bu i agree with what alan said, key point, don. i think bill and hillary clinton if she is elected president have to distance themselves from the clinton foundation. maybe only send a holiday greeting card a

douglas macarthur, leader of pacific armies, now named supreme allied commander.ng kai-shek, leader of fighting china. harry s. truman, four months after taking the oath of president, leads his country to peace. they met in an emergency session, the president breaks the momentous news of japan's surrender. >> i have received this afternoon a message from the japanese government in reply to the message forwarded to that government by the secretary on august 11. i deem this reply a full acceptance of the potsdam declaration, which emphasized the unconditional surrender of japan. there is no qualification. arrangements are being made for the formal signing of the surrender terms at the earliest possible moment. general douglas macarthur has been appointed the supreme allied commander two receive the japanese surrender. great britain, russia, and china will be represented by high-ranking officers. meantime, the allied armed forces have been ordered to suspend offensive actions. the proclamation of vj day must await the formal signing of the surrender terms by japan. n

the attacker took off in the car from douglas's own garage. cuen was arrested just three days later. before douglas died, cuen already faced several charges, including attempted murder, which will now be upgraded. "this is sad. this is horrible. this is the most deplorable act i've ever witnessed in my entire life." cuen hasn't entered a formal plea yet, but is scheduled to appear in court again on november third. he could face life in prison if convicted. but that won't bring back a religious woman the sheriff's office calls 'a community pillar.' "beautiful person, i mean, always smiling at everybody, wavin', ya know - 'how ya doing?' - just a great gal." douglas's family encouraged the suspect to tell the truth, for his own conscience, and for the family. in san jose, spencer blake, kron four news. >> marty:in the east bay. we are now learning more about the man who tried to kidnap five year old boy in emeryville. we first told you about this story yesterday morning. it all happened friday at 53rd street and san pablo avenue. police say eddi

douglas was on the ballot. but the democratic party leadership in this south caught -- cut him and insisted on running their own candidate to split the democratic vote and the result was obvious. >> they couldn't do the math in the electoral college. >> right. it could be argued douglas did better than he could have done in the free states because -- but it still wasn't enough. the republicans get really high marks for their management of the 1860 campaign. they had the right candidate. they ran him in exactly the right way. lincoln got the nomination, stayed at his home in springfield, said nothing, did nothing. all the other republicans were out there. the republicans created what was -- they invented what were called wide awakes. hundreds of thousands of john -- young men who marched around in the dark wearing oilskin capes and holding torches. they were the wide awakes who were showing that the republican party was the party that appealed to young voters and the up-and-coming. and abraham lincoln was the ra

the fire broke out in douglas county just south of highlands ranch, close to highway 85. the fire came close to homes in the chatville estates and back country subdivisions, close to the sun dial house. andrea flores starts our team coverage. andrea, more than 800 people were evacuated are now being allowed back home. >> reporter: that's right, and certainly some good news. now, we're in a subdivision area. go ahead and take a look. you can see squeeze are still packed along the side of the street. on the other side of the street, hopes in that evacuation area they cannot get to earlier today, many hiking through this field to get a closer look. now, the fire started at 10 acres around noon, but quickly grew to more than 200 by late afternoon, threatening structures in the chatfield estates and back country subdivisions. the douglas county sheriff's office issued an evacuation notice for residents living within a half center and back country neighborhood. that, of course, has since been lifted. here's what one evacuee had to say. >> i'm couldn't of freaking out, because i

please, everyone welcome douglas brinkley. [applause] >> it is wonderful to be introduced by tom who has an extraordinary voice. i'll try to modulate mine. i'm used to talking mud because they may write university professor in the after projectct without microphones.d but i am here to talk aboutmi franklin d. roosevelt and thenan national parks. fdr we all know was called thete squire of hyde park. he was born in 1882 in the hudson river valley and the hudson became his sanctified landscape. it's the place that he most loves. he was born on hype park on theo hudson. he lived in the same home where he was born in all of his life and he is buried at hyde park. he would always find strength from them out, coming into newim york and when he was born in 1882, his family was part of keeping the hub to note that. today we call it to scenic hudson to them. everyone was starting to look at resources being destroyed in the east coast. this is when he's bored with the idea that the national forest in the east never won thisorest clearcut

eastern jefferson county, western arapahoe county, and northern douglas county. if you're in an area where the smoke is thick, you need to stay inside. otherwise this is mostly going to impact those folks who have respiratory problems, heart conditions or the very young and the very old. those folks maybe need to spend more time inside than out until some of this smoke starts to clear around the denver metro area. gusts fortunately not that bad. let's look at that wind gust range. tonight wind gusts die down. tomorrow breezy conditions pick back up. to the west of our foothills idaho springs through feather lakes, those guys will have wind 35 to 45 miles per hour while we just have breezy conditions off and on around town. winds today despite the clouds we reached 82 for a high at dia breaking our high of 80 last set in 1984. we've got upper 70s, lower to middle 80s on our eastern plains. mountain areas, you're in the 50s and 60s with middle 60s across the western slope. here outside the 9news backyard i can smell the smoke out here, doesn't look too hazy overhea

area, douglas county. we know aurora has responded. we believe south metro fire yous are on the scene as well. you have some natural fire breaks with the roads in the area, but again it's the wind, dry conditions that we're and shut it down fairly quickly. we'll check in with it and stay on top of this fire throughout the hour. >>> a former mexican police officer wanted for multiple rapes in his home country has been arrested for sexual assault in aurora. aurora police arrested ricardo manais allegedly after he tried to fight his way into a woman's home and she it's said he assaulted another woman in the same complex a week earlier, according to the record knocked on her apartment door, asked for water, pushed his way inside. according to online public public v -- publications he is wanted in mexico for raping multiple women. >>> there is a search underway 28-year-old timothy chavez has been convicted of kidnapping among other charges and never showed up for sentencing. if you know where he might be, call

that's a whole lot of spinning going on, douglas brinkley.think that that's a fair comparison? you know, because a lot of people are comparing this to the bush episode. >> absolutely not. it's crazy for donald trump to be talking like that. i mean, al gore did something -- you know, actually al gore conceded to george w. bush then found out the florida problem, held back a little and then there was a recount, and he very graushs didn't -- really became heroic, al gore, the way he accepted the supreme court decision. so trump's mixing apples and oranges here and i have no idea why he thinks this rigged argument is going to help him win the presidency, but he's embarrassing our country internationally. free and fair elections are our bread and butter around the world. and here donald trump is saying we don't know how to do them. >> mr. gergen why are they saying this? donald and his folks. >> donald trump is not trying to win the election, he's trying to not lose and he's trying to set up an excuse for when he loses. i think his campaign feels

douglas is being called a pillar of san jose's african-american community. >>> a bay area man accused of trying to kidnap a child is in jail this morning. emeryville police say they arrested eddie fontenett after they got a report that a man tried to grab a 5-year-old child out of a relative's arms twice. the relative was able to scream for help and the man ran away. police say they later found fontenette in the same area and arrested him. >>> the giants are in a tough spot in their series against the cubs. chicago took game two at wrigley field pushing the orange and black to the brink of elimination. the series now shifts to at&t tomorrow night. luckily for the giants, madson bumgarner will be on the mound for san francisco. the giants will need to win the next three games to move on to the league championship series, so, of course, no room for error. we'll have the highlights and locker room reaction coming up in about 30 minutes. >>> and much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, hurricane matthew hits the atlantic coast hard. there's new video this morning of the devastati

jennifer brice live in douglas county. you just got your hands on the who killed the suspect. >> this report from the district attorney's office actually in arapaho county actually clears the officer who took that fatal shot on that day. the officer we've learned has only been with parker pd about two years and just a month prior to that instant, he had rifle training. what you're about to see is body camera video from his body cam on that day. >> reporter: in this body camera video you see police officer ronnie dorrell run toward the armed suspect and barricade himself behind the door. >> he's down. he's down. >> reporter: that one fatal shot hit suspect randy rodick in the head. they commend dorrell for having presence of mind in a chaotic situation. minutes earlier the suspect shot danbrite and continued on a down, to know people are being shot at, to know this guy is armed to the hilt, to be able to stop yourself, take in the sight picture, slow your breathing and pull that trigger one time. >> reporter: district attor

these two teenagers are accused of plotting people at their douglas county high school. should they be charged for adults, when we expect an answer. sketch is dangerous.uy in this >>> gary johnson ants your vote. they're going to be in where you can see these two presidential candidates. it's 5:00 a.m. good morning on this monday morning. hopefully the biggest jolt is from our cup of coffee. people were shaken -- >> a 2.4 trimmer. ?t hit 14 miles of -- enough people felt it that they called the national geological center saying they felt it from bailey to evergreen. hopefully quiet

cheryl: governor douglas, more to talk about on the republican side.p was here in new york at a indidder and very prominently, some say, very negatively went after hillary clinton, she shot back as well. governor, douglas, he doesn't seem to go back in the middle with regards to republican at all? >> he is not a very disciplined candidate, that's for sure. he is unusual one. this is very strange election season. really surreal. i think as mark said, any other republican, probably would be in good shape in this campaign. the second, least-liked candidate since polling began happened to draw the least-liked one as a general election opponent. there are a lot of americans who feel disenfranchised. who are quite angry, don't think political establishment has gotten the job done. who knows what will happen. liz: gop, many we've seen in the building last several months. they are disgruntled but can the gop turn things around? now it is down-ballot problem that many republicans are worried about. speaker paul ryan seems in particular worried about that, what

>> let me give this one to douglas. then we'll move onto another question. >> i was going to say that actually we're already seeing this as an important trend. wage levels are increasing. consumerism in china is increasing dramatically. in fact, that's probably the chinese government's biggest objective right now is restructuring the economy to push it up the value scale, up the innovation scale. and very much renminbi internationalization is in fact part of that process to drive the development of the chinese economy. in fact, what you're saying is already happening very dramatically. i see it where i live in southern china that wage levels have increased dramatically. and the sorts of low cost manufacturing that used to dominate in southern china have been pushed out to vietnam, bangladesh. increasingly what you see is higher value added electronics and, in fact, quite innovative developments. taking over where used to be textile factories. >> okay. another question, please. lady here first. please wait for the microp

live here in douglas county, i'm jason. >>> deputies in jefferson county needs your help who beat an elderly man in a bathroom. they're looking for this couple who might have witnessed the incident. authorities are not sure if they were involved in any way. the attack happened in a restroom after the victim visited dmv on october 3rdrd. >> the age of the victim puts increases the penalty for the assaults, so what we're lacking at is a class 5 felony which could result in 1 to 6 years in jail or a 2,000 or $500,000 fine. >> if you recognize the couple, you're askkd to call the jefferson county sheriff's office. >>> this man has a history of shooting incidents involving teenager. after he shot two teens sneaking into his backyard earlier this month. he shot a 17-year old back in 2015 under similar circumstances. the police say he was growing pot in is backyard. >>> the cold crush club is back over in denver after being shut down last week. denver police said it was nascence and this came after a recent murder outside of the bar. those who go there say it's not as bad as police makes >>

. >>> today, two teenagers will face a douglas county judge to find out if they'll be tried in court as adults. >> they're accused of trying to attack their highland ranch's high school. jason joins us with what month expect in court. ?>reporter: after hearings and months going by and a hear from douglas county where we expect a judge to potentially lay the ground work basically for how move forward. we're talking about the case against higgins and johnson. they were arrested last december and we're still in the hearing stage. the two teens accused of planning a shooting at mount vista high school. the girls were 16 when they were arrested and they're conspiracy to attorneys are still to argue that point. some things that could happen in court today. future court dates and future hearing dates could be set including a potential retrial hearing as well as the hearing that will decide whether or not this case stays here in adult court or moves back to juvenile court. that's expected to be a lengthy hearing as attorneys on both sides go back and forth. the first hearing for the first on

these two teenagers are accused of plotting people at their douglas county high school. should they be charged for adults, when we expect an answer. sketch is dangerous.uy in this >>> gary johnson ants your vote. they're going to be in where you can see these two presidential candidates. it's 5:00 a.m. good morning on this monday morning. hopefully the biggest jolt is from our cup of coffee. people were shaken -- >> a 2.4 trimmer. ?t hit 14 miles of -- enough people felt it that they called the national geological center saying they felt it from bailey to evergreen. hopefully quiet letts check with katie lasalle. >> this weekend, pleasant conditions across the front range, but a change is coming this week as storm systems move into colorado effecting us across the western half of the state. here's your first alert. a red flag warning will be in effect for the palmer divide, and the denver-metro and a freeze watch will go into effect tomorrow. winds gusting from the southwest. up to 30 miles-per-hour today. thers passing showers, but a cool down is coming this week, jason

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the suspect will likely face murder charges. 88-year-old flo douglas died early saturday morning. she spent the last four weeks in critical condition. deputies arrested 19-year-old zachary quinn for the assault. he lived directly across the street from douglas and was caught on camera driving her car and using her credit cards. now that she's gone, friends and family have a message for her accused killer. >> tell the truth, in spite of what anyone else tells you, tell the truth for your own conscious. >> there's a gofundme account for douglas, it will now be use ford her funeral expenses. the suspect is due back in court at the beginning of next month. >>> the oakland raiders keep winning on the field but will they have a new home field to continue though winning ways? today the nevada state legislature will meet for a special session to discuss a proposed stadium that the raiders could call home in las vegas. lawmakers need to approve $750 million for funding for a domed stadium that would cost roughly $2 billion. even if the legislature says yes there are other hurdles. the nfl

i wonder what the great general douglas mcarthur, i wonder what the great generals of our country in the past, our past generals would think when they see what's going on, when they

as of right knew the douglas officially opening up the road again. it seems like they might be okay. several officers on motorcycles. as well. these folks here on the park way. who live in the neighborhood. can now officially go through the street here. so that's the latest. >> we're going to play for him. i'll talk to the defense. we'll dedicate this game to him. >> so cool to hear. we're just about an hour and a half away from kick off. with interim head coach. leading the team. >> sports director live there now. with the preview of the division afc west divisional rivalry. one that favors the broncos. 3 point favorites on the road. they are 4 and one. also the broncos have not lost on the road to a division o opponent in the last five years. 15 and 0 in the last 15 games on the road against division opponents. >> . joe d steps in as interim head coach. >> medical examiner mum effort. the quarter back spot will be occupied by trevor siemian. a welcome spot for all. so long as he can play at speed. with no effects from the body slam hit. that result

the douglas county sheriff's office says no structures were damaged. the recent dry conditions made it tough and busy for fire crews. they are now investigating to figure out what caused the fire in the first place. >> smoke from the fire is still lingering over the metro area. there is a smoke advisory until 9:00 this morning from castlerock to north broomfield and from the foothills out to the plains east of d.i.a.. >>> 7:03 on your saturday morning. belen de leon joining us now with a closer look at where we can forecast. >> temperatures th but still a warm one for this time of year, highs in the mid- 70s. let's show you the cooldown on the 24 hour temperature difference map, 7 degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. for highs today will rise into the mid-70s, we are starting off with clouds in northern colorado but that will be clearing and we'll have more blue in the sky. in the high country we are banking on rain and snow, crossing our fingers for that actually. that's where is going to stay in the mountains. on the front range it's going to stay bone

so to douglas's point, what's the strategy? know, to blame the media or to blame the clinton campaign or -- because again you have to -- we have to admit these are allegations, the timing, that is also at play here, but can he continue to say, you know, since my opponent, is the media out to get me? what else should he do? >> i don't want to be careful. i don't want to dismiss these allegations and say let's talk about strategy because those aren't important. >> exactly. >> they are part of the campaign and i recognize they are important, however a campaign has to go on and try to win and what we saw first of all at the debate was they're going to try to win ugly and by win ugly you say look i'm going to show the other person has even more faults than i do and probably made a relatively decent case on the debate on sunday night. the other thing i think we're seeing though is he's now even attacking people like paul ryan today, trying to show that he's also going to take on the entire washington establishment. so, this is a litt

mark douglas tells us part of the reason is our you paid for it investigation. >> reporter: in a land deal worked out with hudd15 years ago, private developers rebuilt offset their own cash investment and they kept all of the rent. now that the tax credits are expiring they want to deed this property back to the housing authority and walk away from a 50 year obligation. >> what i would like to do is make sure that we got what we paid for. >> reporter: city council member steve cornell wants an awe did to debt to make sure they live up to their original deal with taxpayers. >> reporter: but previously controversial e-mails sent by housing lawyers to the developers show they were trying to close the door before anyone interfered. more and more people are coming out of the wood work to complain. members of the city council are calling for an audit of jordan park. time is of the essence. >> i think that is unfortunate. i think it is not transparent. me want to audit even more. >> reporter: one mystery is why jordan park's owner own as the richmond group dropped the demand for $400,000 in

because i believe in, i'm a big fan of general douglas mcarthur and general george patton, these great generals, a big fan of some of the generals in this room. general flynn is with us. and general kellogg. we have a few generals that have been so incredible to me.

with douglas county detective gravely wounded on the ground and under fire himself. he uses a truck as a shield. and points his ar15. firing an automatic weapon from an rv. 0 yards away. >> . to be able to stop yourself. take in the sight. slow your breathing. and pull that trigger. one time. that is an amazing shot. >> that kept this from turning into something i think far worse. >> he had gone on rampage. and dangerously close to a middle school. and hospital. he crashed his rv. his wife told police he was suicidal. armed with an ak47. other weapons and ammunition. to shoot a cop. the district attorney investigated the shootings by officers who fired weapons that day. >> the conclusion that we came to. was that they were justified. under the law of the state of >> the district attorney credited a rapid response from preventing a larger tragedy. >> they were able to get here as quickly as they were and keep him tphr getting near a school. >> . detective bright a swat officer shot in the chest. while trying to stop him. his survival is nothing short of a pheur miracl

you're looking at -- his already injured douglas county deputy dan bright. it started with the shooter's wife calling and saying her husband had loaded weapons and he was going to shoot anyone who tried to stop him. the suspect engages or fires at douglas county deputies and then he crashes the rv and continues to shoot around a middle school and officer takes a shot, one shot, killing the shooter, in the head. the district attorney for the 18th judicial district, george bureaucracyler -- brauchler. >> what if he'd been able to shoot at two parker lay people what if he continued to shoot at the hospital? officer durrell is to be commented. >> dan bright was taken to the hospital with no pulse. and his family was told he had 1% chance of surviving. he did survive and he's recovering at craig hospital. his boss told us he is a warrior. investigators are still piecing together if the multiple gu the scene of the crash and at the house -- if those guns were legal. but he was highly armed. he had a shotgun -- and a rifle. officers recovered an entire hidden gun r

here in douglas, they spent about $40,000 to make sure each school here has one. news. >>> now at 11:30, we're tracking hurricane matthew. the united nations says it left the biggest humanitarian crisis in haiti since the 2010 earthquake, good evening, everyone. lemanowicz got new information, and the news is good for new england. >> actually is favorable for new england, guys, but it doesn't mean it's good news for all these coasts. let's talk about this storm, made landfall on the south coast of cuba 8:00. still coming off the north coast. now, it'll move into the bahamas overnight, 130 mile-an-hour wind, getting heated up just a little bit by the mountains and cuba and the haitian mountains that came across, as well, 130 miles per hour by 8:00 a.m., still over warm water in the bahama holding its strength tomorrow evening in the bahamas, crossing nassau and freeport by thursday evening. look at the florida coastline. we've been talking about this all the time, with very to pay attention to the eastward possibilities and the westward responsibility possibilities

douglas, you eluded to this. they have still present a very positive outlook regardless of which direction the campaign is going. is that what we're hearing from kelly ann conway or in a way are you also hearing a realization setting in? >> i heard realization setting in. that was a very depressing sound bite. that's somebody reading the writing on the wall that the campaign has sunk. i'm a historian of political history and donald trump's campaign was the most abyssal run campaign. it's just been days aa disaster fall. hillary clinton has the problem of voter turn out. ie i'm starting so see young people. i don't know if i'm voting for hillary clinton but i'm voting against bigotry of donald trump. i believe in climate change and trump doesn't. she's starting now to bring in those millenials which she struggled with at the end. >> what may have been the turning point. certainly, that young vote is very important whereas in barack obama's case, he really galvanized and encouraged and attracted that young vote whe

here in douglas, they spent about $40,000 to make sure each school here has one. in douglas, blair miller, fox 25 news. >> kevin: matthew churning across cuba right now hand those computer models have been showing this track coming very close to the southeastern u.s., and that certainly seems to be a high confidence forecast. when you get a cluster of computer models like this, you start thinking that's pretty close. same thing through the carolinas, but then, starts to interact with other weather features affecting the u.s. hire it's all by itself and this tropical storm nicole to its east, but it's not impacting it all that much. do something. now what's it going to do? it's going to hang back and let this come up the coast, it will come on through and block it or push it out to sea. high pressure behind it looks strong and wants to block it according to some of our computer models and that's why you see this loop down in here. that looks funky compared to some of the other computer models. the european computer model, which is a beloved social meteorologist dar

residents and douglas county feel unfortunate tonight after i grass fire that's part just before noon quickly turned into a large smoke billowing fire that could be seen for miles and present hundreds of homes. then he gets really windy and starts heading north and some of the bomber started coming in and how cover started coming in. called for all hands on deck. twelve agencies, metro area pitched an ankle he in ankle area support with helicopters and tankers. aggressive work and really fast working for all agencies we had 150 people on the ground working 205 acres burned serving as reminder the fire season is still here. with the high temperatures and dry conditions. doesn't take much for verifier to get started we really asked everyone to be diligent and careful and really can happen at any point. and eventful day and thankful evening. chief meteorologist did a great job. we do not know how the started that is under investigation if you take a look at this drive rush you can see how easily of fire can spread under these conditions has had back in the studio meteorologist dave frase

we hope we handle them with as much humility and humor as douglas county. >>> next questions! ballot addition. let's take a couple. kayla writes, i dropped off my ballot today. didn't date the envelope. stupid me. will i still count? keep reporting. your show's the best. thanks! and, yes, it should be fine as long as you signed it and the signature counts. some asked, some will be writing mike pence on the ballot for president. does that mean there will be votes for pence and donald trump and hillary clinton? no. votes for him won't count. their ballots. is it legal to take a picture of your ballot and share it? >> reporter: those "i voted" stickers aren't cutting it anymore. for many, the only way to display our civil enthusiasm is posting a ballot selfie. but guess what? [ buzzer ] >> reporter: you can't, folks. it's against the law in colorado to post a picture with your ballot. why? accomplishback to 1891. long before even were shaking poloraid pictures. bartenders would bribe customers, a beer for a vote. now we have protection. >> you can't prove to someone you voted a p

the superintendent is not on board. 2:09 alexis susdorf/az department of education "superintendent douglas has came out vocally against that. 2;31 she is not supportive of marijuana funding education. 57:54 j.p. holyoak/prop 205 this is part of the problem. this is not necessarily pushing for full-day kindergarten either. 6:32 the science is there that it is thought to increase student learning down the road, but parents choice is the number one thing superintendent douglas is going to fight for. --or-- 1:07 q: how important does our superintenden t believe full day kindergarten is to a child's success? 1:15 a: it really stems from what the parents choose. each student is so unique and different. 1:41 q: but academically, the importance of full-day kindergarten versus half day. does she have an opinion? 1:47there is scientific evidence there 1:57 but at the same time, putting science aside, superintendent douglas does want to maintain that parent's choice aspect of it. the department of education doesn't keep track of which of arizona's 200-plus districts offer full-day kindergarten... and

retirement is a long way off for 27-year-old bridgette bellitto-douglas. a teacher. but he is interested in the new program. >> i don't even have to think about it. don't have to go to the bank. could be something i didn't have to think about. >> so, jill, bridgette its starting fairly early at 27. but is that 3% you talked about enough? >> it probably isn't. we really want to see people go up to 5%, 6%. 10%, eventually. 15%. and, maxing out as soon as all of their other bills are covered. >> save as much as you can early as you can. >> you got it. >> jill, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> sheer genius in the barber >>> we end tonight in a full service barber shop caring for heads outside and in. here is dean reynolds. >> reporter: there is no barber pole outside the fuller cut in ypsilanti possibly because there is a whole lot more going on inside than snipping and >> so circumstance is kind of like a situation, okay. >> like treyveon lymon any kid that comes here and read from a book, gets $2 shaved off the price. make sure you put the book back. an idea, alex f

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concerned when it is a half-mile or lower and the biggest issue now is parker and the east side of douglas county. we were sure the details coming up but right now let's get a check on the traffic. here is joel. >> this is your headline from the cbs4 tech center cam . you can see the wet roads have increasing volume. >>> breaking with an apparent barricade situation. >> it is happening near iowa and greene street. jamie leary has been working since the start of the newscast. good morning, jamie. >> reporter: we have breaking developments right now. we heard some glass shatter early with the s.w.a.t. team entering the premises where this person was barricaded since 12:50 this morning. disturbance. right now we hear commotion. we heard a little bit of shouting a moment ago. they do have k9s on the scene so it seems they have apprehended a suspect. there is a large fence blocking views so we don't quite know what is going on behind the fence but we do know the s.w.a.t. team has entered the premises and broken glass earlier. whether or not that happen this man decided to go peacefully has yet

douglas about 65 degrees. in the valley temperatures very nice out there. upper 60s already for fountain hills and apache junction. we've dropped down to the seventh in maricopa, buckeye and goodyear, both registering 73 degrees and cave creek about 70. well below the seasonal. eight degrees below. we continued with the downward trend. 94 the average for this date. we came in 86th this that we saw as the record back in 1980. in terms of national weather -- international weather, we're tracking hurricane matthew. it was downgraded from a category 5 to 4. extremely strong system here. 145-mile-an-hour winds. and this is going to have a significant impact in the caribbean. we're talking about jamaica. we're talking about cuba. haiti, though, the location is going to see most effects as a resu o huge storm surges. we're talking about for a potential of a foot of rain or more. and that could affect flood. quick look at the numbers for tonight. upper 60s, lake havasu. 50 in kingman. 53 for window rock. tomorrow 86 for tucson. 68 prescott. 84 for douglas and 64 fo

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that sends things back to douglas county court. charged with conspiracy to commit first-degree murder at mount vista high school and they were both teenagers when they were charged. they expect this to be moved back to juvenile court called -- those hearings start in a couple of hours. we'll be inside and bring the latest from court here on denver 7. live in douglas county, i'm jason, denver 7. >>> police are searchinggfor the man man inside of a jefferson county courthouse. >> they're looking for this couple who may have witnessed something. police say tte elderly man was beaten in a bathroom. it's still unclear to authorities if these two were involved in any way. >> the age of the victim puts him as an at-risk adult which increases the penalty for the assault, so what we're looking at is a class 5 felony hich in jail or a 2,000 or 500,000 fine. >> if you recognize the couple in this surveillance video, you're asked to call the office. >>> a man was armed with a machete last month. two police officers who killed that suspect were

by the time he shot the suspect had nearly killed douglas county detective dan brite. in the 911 calls leading up to and after the shooting you hear, panic, and confusion and the police response. >> north dixon drive on a suicidal subject that is going to be armed with an ak-57. he has a loaded .9-millimeter and he was loading his ak-47. >> reporter: they knew what they were getting into. they went any way. others were taking cover from this is when police say he shot and almost killed douglas county detective dan brite. >> he is headed toward the hospital. >> headed toward the hospital. >> reporter: the shooter ran from police and crashed near a retirement home across the street from parker venice hospital. >> 911 where is your emergency? >> parker hospital. somebody is shooting guns. i'm scared to run. >> go where you >> he's shooting at the citizens outside of the hospital. >> reporter: ron knee -- ronnie dorrell ran toward the shooter. >> where's he at? dorrell was justified to shoot. >> i'm sure it weighs on him he had to take a human life. but the alternative, i