it's hosted by our friend kyle dyer. among the invited guests, senate nd glenn. and congressman mike coffman and his challenger morgan carroll... there will be a meet and greet with the candidates - and then a forum where candidates will take questions. it starts tonight at 6 - and the elaine wolf theatre in denver. and tomorrow - 9news will be hosting a debate between the state's senate candidates. democratic incumbent michael bennet and republican challenger darryl glenn - will debate live on 9news on october 11th. political reporter brandon rittiman and kyle clark will moderate. it starts and 7 - it com. police in aurora - are looking for a man who may have abducted a woman over the weekend... investigators say christopher rimpson - attacked the woman on saturday afternoon... they say he dragged her into a gold, 19-94 g-m-c suburban with colorado plates. it happened on sable boulevard - off east 6th avenue. police believe the victim is 34 year old britteny fields. if you have any information- you're asked to call 9-1-1. the macu killing 2 police officers in pa

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kyle dyer will host a forum. michael byer and glenn are invited along with mike kaufman and morgan carroll. it starts tonight at 6:00 at the elaine moore theater in denver. >>> 9news will host a debate tuesday between the senate candidates. senator bennett and republican challenger glenn will debate live on s. reutimann and present don dan clark will be the moderators. you can catch it on channel 20 and 9news.co . >>> an update on gary kubiak. the broncos said coach kubiak was diagnosed with a complex migraine condition. he left the stadium in an ambulance after the news conference on sunday's game against the atlanta falcons. the seam said he had flu-like underwent several precautions their tests because of his condition and everything came back normal. he is expected to be released from the hospital this afternoon. he haded health episode in 2013 when he collapsed on the field at half time. he was the texans head coach at the time and basically had a mini stroke. >>> the broncos, unfortunately, had their first

on the phone with us now we have mayor buddy dyer, i believe, joining us.anks for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> we were taking a look at traffic of people trying to get out of your neck of woods. we know the theme parks are shutting down. if people are in town visit, the airport is shutting down at 8:00. what are they supposed to do? >> they should stay in place. they should stay after the roads. i would say after 5:00 or 6:00, no more traveling. the resorts and hotels are some of the safest places to be in. if i was at disney world hotels, i would feel good about my location. >> you have a lot of people trying to get away from the barrier islands near orlando. are you confident you have enough room to make sure people can hunker down? >> we do. we have shelters but also our visitor organization, visit orlando, has a website and communication ability to try to match people up with hotels that still have rooms available. so, i'll go ahead and publish visitorlando.com/rooms. if you're coming to orlando and looking for a hotel room, that's your first best opt

and former coworker kyle dyer. among invited bests, michael bennet and darryl glen and congressman mike kaufman and morgan carroll. there will be a meet-and-greet and then a forum where they will take questions. it starts at 6:00 tonight at the lain wolf theater in denver. >>> more details are coming out this morning after a southern california man is accused of killing st. paul springs. john felix shot officers vega and zerebny after a dispute. he was no stranger to the justice system and was carrying a gun illegally. they said he has served four years be in prison for a connection to an attempted murder case. sunday, the community held vigils for the officers. zerebny had just given birth to a baby girl. >> and to witness her husband kiss her on the forehead for >> vega was just two months from retirement. >> hmm, so sad. it is 5:40 right now. >>> we turn to the south, where nd deadly and destructive hurricane matthew have now stopped. it moved on in north carolina, but they left a mess in the middle of a flood e

orlando mayor buddy dyer, i know you've got a lot of work to do. so appreciate you spending a few minutes with me. >> thank you very much. >> you got it. and we'll be right back. i had that dream again -- that i was on the icelandic game show. and everyone knows me for discounts, like safe driver and paperless billing. but nobody knows the box behind the discounts. oh, it's like my father always told me -- "put that down. that's expsive." of course i save people an average of nearly $600, but who'gonnve me? [ voice breaking ] and that's when i realized... i'm allerg to wasabi. well, i feel better. it's been five minutes. talk about progress. [ chuckles ] prop 64 makes marijuana legal in california for adults 21 and over. and here's what else it does: bans marijuana use in public. permits sales only at licensed marijuana businesses, not at grocery or convenience stores. and prop 64 generates a billion in new tax revenue for california to fund after-school programs and job training and placement initiatives. learn more at yeson64.org vote yes on 64.

now we have all arms -- almonds and dollars but now -- that's dyer. that's not good news on this tuesday morning. hi, everybody, we do have some precipitation and there you have it right there -- rain showers across the north bay, raining from san francisco along the san mateo coastline all the way back to santa cruz. when you see the yellow on your tv screen, that's a pretty moderate rain shower right there to the north. this is the east.com for -- concord and clayton. walnut creek. it's fueled by an area to the north of us. all precipitation is lifting to the north and east. the bottom line is you need the umbrella. . it's definitely slippery when wet. 55 in santa rosa and 56 at the estuary in oakland where winds are blowing to 17. it's up to 14 as far as wind speeds are concerned, 14 in san ramon but picking up stronger gusts relative to the north bay but we do have some rain showers and gusty winds and the forecast for midmorning. satellite and radar, i will keep isolated showers and the forecast throughout the day today but for the most part this

(jerry dyer / fresno police chief) " this was absolute anarchy on the part of the individuals that were vandalizing the chp vehicle with him inside. i have no doubt that had that officer got out of the vehicle, they would have attacked him." police -- arrested three people. one of them -- telling investigators -- he was upset with the cops -- because they recently towed his car. in philadelphia -- a launch an investigation -- into deadly police shooting. they want to know why officers -- fired more than 100 shots -- to take down an unarmed man -- who went on a rampage. the city's police commissioner asking -- if the barrage of bullets -- was a case of contagious gunfire. abc's -- eva pilgrim -- has more. more than 100 shots fired? police ending a terrifying series of attacks. officials say the number of actual shots fired at christopher sowell... still being tallied. right now that count is 109 shots fired police are now identifying the 9 officers who opened fire, but not saying which hit and killed the 32-year-old suspected in a series of violent attacks on 5 people- investigators say

the dyers said they stopped taking her to doctors when she was 3 because they didn't have a working car and didn't want to ask for help. the trained, the house was filthy. both are accused of child abuse. >>> parents of a teenage boy with special needs are set to appear before a judge in longmont today also for child abuse charges. we first told you about vanessa and david hall last month. officials say their 17-year- old, who is blind and autistic was malnourished. 10 minutes on the 4s coming up. ashton altieri is with us this morning, all week long he's been telling us about heat. >> denver's weather records go back 144 years. that makes it difficult sometimes to get a record, considering how many years of records we now have. but it's never been warmer than 80 on this date and i think it will be coming up this afternoon. 46 where we're at now. sun will be up at 7:23 this morning. just like yesterday, we'll see a lot of sunshine for denver, th plains, the high country and the western slope. state-wide sunshine today. though we have a few clouds on the western slope now. you can see th

the action cam at the scene of the 1300 block of dyer street. we are told that the home is vacant. fire officials found three separate fires inside the home and crews put them out quickly. there were no reports of injuries. earlier last night firefighters had to put out multiple small fires inside another vacant home three blocks away. >>> a woman angry at her boyfriend faces arson charges. the 26-year-old woman is accused of setting fires inside a row home on the 4900 block of girard avenue yesterday arch. police believe she did it, balls her boyfriend owed her money and refused to pay her back. the row home was empty at the time, but spread to two other buildings nearby. a neighbor captured video of the flames on her cell phone. >> it was very, very scary, the smoke, you couldn't see, black smoke was billowing out the buildings abbey blowing down the street. >> the woman accused in all this, has not been identified. she had burns to her ankles she was treated at the hospital. >>> philadelphia police caught a vandal red handed slashing tires if center city. officers were on routin

fire fighters were called to dyer street. they had to put out three separate fires inside. meanwhile a few hours earlier fire fighters from that same company had the same situation a few blocks away. they put out several small fires inside a home on the 1600 block of pratt. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> hundreds of walkers and runners wrapped up the 60 mile susan g. komen three day journey. there was a closing ceremony to celebrate at the navy yard. men and women spent the last three days traveling around the delaware valley to raise money for breast cancer research. this year they raised more than $2 million. >>> all right. much more to come on action news tonight. developing news from iraq. where the military has just launched a major attack against i.s.i.s. we have details. >>> donald trump is blaming hillary clinton supporters for fire bombing a republican campaign office in north carolina. this as a new poll shows just how close this presidential race may be. >>> also the red skins beat up on carson wentz and the eagles. jeff skversky has sports

superintendent chris dyer stands by his district's anti- bullying policy...and he says he reaches out to parents who feel their child has been bulli. bullied."when you're offered the opportun see and you call on the phone, go. do go. it makes sense not to let the situation continue." continue." "never once did he extend for me to come to the office, sit down and talk to him."robinson says it's not about her... her... "my son is going downhill, he's no longer getting an education."it's about her son and being treated like everyone else in the district. district. "i've dealt with ud and it's just time for something to be done." robinson says she plans to move forward with legal action...she says at this point - she's worried about her son's wellbeing. if you feel that your child is being bullied at a school in the marion independent school district...the superintendent says there's a chain of command you should follow. follow.parents should reach out to the prinicpal of the school and file a report.once the report is filed - the superintendent reviews it and the claim will be we have a

began, 1916 when this the leader in congress was an illinois congressman named leah negus dyer. theas also the leader of efforts to pass federal anti-lynching legislation to try to stop the scourge of lynching know was going on. ultimately, we will see the ultimate power of recognition and respect when president obama gives the speech and throws open thisoors of this museum saturday. the presidential commission seeking to create this national museum could even get to the president of the u.s. to take a photograph with them. the photographer who was with the delegation that day was a black man named addison scurlock. he took photographs of all sorts peoplerable events and in the african-american community and because of that, his photographs are now in that .useum and you can go see them towent from 100 years ago scurlock not even being able to take a picture of the president to when african-american president opening the museum that will house his photographs. saidhearing, james baldwin to congress "i am the flesh of your flesh and bone of your bone . i have been here as long as

. >> chris dyer stands by his anti-bullying policy he said he go. do go. it makes sense not continue." "never once did he extend for me to come to the office, sit down and talk to him."robinson says it's not about her... her... "my son is going downhill, he's no longer getting an education."it's about her son and being treated like everyone else in the district. district. "i've dealt with discrimination from the students, from the staff there and it's just time for something to be done." move forward with legal action...she says at this point - she's worried about her son's wellbeing. if you feel that your child is being bullied at a school in the marion independent school district...the superintendent says there's a chain of command you should follow. follow.parents should reach out to the prinicpal of the school and file a report.once the report is filed - the superintendent reviews it and the claim will be investigated. we have a link to the policy on our website. this weekend - cedar rapids washington high school party for their former principal - doct

hear that dyer's story of kelly ayotte: let's be honest - both donald trump and hillary clinton are far from perfect... and i'm not perfect either. but when partisan politicians shut down the government, i led the fight to reopen it. i've worked to find solutions to new hampshire's heroin epidemic. and i've crossed the aisle to protect new hampshire's clean air and clean water. i've been called a problem solver by independent groups, and ranked as one of the most bipartisan senators. i'm kelly ayotte - and i approve this message, because whether i'm working with republicans, democrats, or independents, imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a waiting list. 32,000 kids want to go to a public charter school. but they can't. if you like your public school, question 2 won't affect you. but for kids stuck in failing school districts, question 2 will let parents choose something better and give all our kids hope. please vote yes on question 2. ? you need blinds. now. right now buy

. >> superintendent chris dyer stands by his districts anti- child has been bullied. >> we offer the opportunity to come in and call on the phone. it makes sense not to let the stitching their situation continue. >> never once has he asked me to come to the office to sit getting an education."it's about her son and being treated like everyone else in the district. district. "i've dealt with discrimination from the students, from the staff there and it's just time for robinson says she plans to move forward with legal action...she says at this point, she's worried about her son's wellbeing.covering the corridor in marion, dora miller cbs 2 news ten at 10. if you feel that your child is being bullied at a school in the marion independent school bullied at the school in the marion independence school district's superintendent says parents should reach out to the principal of the school and file a report. once the report is filed the superintendent will review it in the claim will be investigated. we do have a link to the policy on the website. >> we have seen a change in the weather in

back in 1916 when this began, the leader in congress was an illinois congressman named leah negus dyer. and he was also the leader of the efforts to pass federal anti-lynching legislation to try to stop the scourge of lynching that was going on all over the in the, but particularly south. he saw these two things as hand-in-hand. if you can recognize african-americans for their contributions, for their participation, for all of their achievements, you can see them as human. if you saw them as human, then perhaps you could see them as full citizens. you could perhaps see them as people who were entitled to due process of law rather than people who could just be drug out to jail and lynched on the street or burned at the stake. disfigured in and a picnic atmosphere for sport. ultimately, we will see the ultimate power of recognition and respect when president obama gives the speech and throws open the doors of this museum this saturday. recall that in 1929, the presidential commission seeking to create this national museum could not even get the president of the united states to take a ph

this was the scene you're about to see along the 1300 block of dyer street.e are told the home is vacant. firefighters responded a little after 3:15 a.m. they found three separate fires inside the home. crews put them out quickly and there were no injuries reported. earlier, firefighters had to put out multiple fires at another vacant home three blocks away. >>> a woman faces arson charges for burning three row homes in west philadelphia. the woman is charged with sparking the blaze on girard avenue yesterday afternoon. police believe she sparked the fire because her boyfriend owed her money and would not pay her back. the row home fire spread to the two other homes on either side of the buildings. a neighbor took video on her cell phone. >> it was very, very scary. >> the suspect who was not identified suffered burns to her ankle she is being treated at penn presbyterian hospital. >>> philadelphia police say they caught a vandal red handed slashing tires in center city. 16 people had tires slashed between broad and jfk yesterday morning. five were owned by t

and he said i wonder to what degree the approach of mayor dyer and his staff in managing information might have been under different challenges. example, had a recent terrorist attack in orlando more closely resembled the dynamics of the bombing where there was an attack on suspects in days before they were finally caught, it would have made it harder for the community and we have this under control. >> we even have that situation, i mentioned the gateway shooting which was a shooting in an engine room company where it was a disgruntled employer that came the back and killed one person and then escape. we had no idea where he was and there were lockdowns, i-4 was shut down. there was no way to come out and tell the community that they were safe. fortunately weapprehended the guy and then probably a couple hours , we were able to come back out and the interesting thing about that is i was walking out to do the first press conference and they ran up and said we've got to find his apartment so the first press conference i was able to go out and say that we had this versus having to go o

police arrested leah and douglas dyer two years ago. they told investigators they stopped taking her to doctors visits after she turned 3 because they didn't have a working car and didn't want to ask family or friends for any help. >>> samsung now says 140 of its galaxy note 7 smartphones overheated or caught fire. samsung's president is apologizing, saying the company still doesn't know what is causing the problems. workers say it could take a long time to learn why they overheat. airlines and amtrak have banned the phones. >>> so far, so good. the nuggets beat the new orleans pelicans last night to grab an opening night win. the manimal had a great game. then it denver went on to win 107-102. nuggets now face the trailblazers here at home saturday. >>> we have new video of a tribute to the victims of the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando. orlando magic players wore a special t-shirt last night and displayed a banner in the rafters with number 49 on it, representing the 49 victims of that shooting in orlando. class act right there. >

. >> total reexceptions i have >> reporter: mark dyer had a fraction of his intestines yet. at age 24, he was nine times in the hospital. when his symptoms began at age 12, people thought he was exaggerating. >> they didn't understand until i threw up blood. >> i didn't think i could make it all those years without the support of all the people here. >> reporter: that support continues after walking out the door. >> we are a group and we are so call anybody, they will help us. >> don't give up hope. as corner as that sounds, don't give up hope. >> alcides: medications to treat this disease have helped, you can see many still str struggle. >>> and if you like to help, you can join "good day" walter allen at the krohn's and colitis foundation walk in tampa. begins at 2:30 at the waterfront park behind amalie arena. funding research. if you would like to join, all the details on our web site at fox13news.com. >>> time is now 9:35. world news, an international team from the you can n says the syrian government has carried out a third chemical attack on its own people. the new re

. >> reporter: chief dyer said he told the officers they was proud of the damage he's caused. 19-year-old gonzalez was also identified. some could be from the bay area. >> there was several other people that were kicking the sides of the chp vehicle. there were other people that were chanting, yelling at the police, we run the streets. >> that was jessica perez reporting. the attack happened during a street racing side show sunday afternoon. the fresno police department and the chp say they now have a plan to break up any future side show events. >>> well, hundreds of people have shown their generous support for a san jose police officer killed while heading to work. ken zinc killed in a traffic accident on thursday. he was riding his motorcycle when he collided with a flatbed trailer. the 53-year-old had seven children. he worked at helms middle school in san pablo. the students were devastated when they found out about his death. zinc's union helped fund for the tragedy. >>> contra kos ta firefighters tweeted this photo of a rescue. they were called to winter way and babbling brook way

he worries oakland fans don't realize how dyer the situation is. >> i think there is so much of the fan base who doesn't believe this is going to occur and it's not a threat. i believe it is very much a threat. >> reporter: the bill also has support from some high-profile heavyweights. that bill would need a two thirds vote from both houses to go through. a vote is expected this week. >> if nevada lawmakers do end up approving a plan to pay for a stadium, what happens next? >> reporter: it won't just be up to them. the nfl ownership also has to approve it by a three-quarter vote and we have already heard from commissioner goodell that his preference would be to keep the raiders in oakland. >> christin ayers is live in carson city, nevada. we appreciate it, thank you. >>> oakland's mayor is drawing the line when it comes to using taxpayer funds to keep the team. we are asking, should the city use public money to help the raiders building the stadium? yes or no? we will update those results as they come in at the bottom of your screen.>>> kpix 5 phil matier is at the oakland coliseum with

and then to my left is mayor buddy dyer. he has served as orlando's mayor since 2003. is a really important leader for central florida, and you think about orlando, orlando is not your average city of its size but it is one of the most visited cities in the world, serving this country. something like 49 million visits a year? >> sixty-six. >> 66 million visitors a year for a city that is i think 250,000 in the city proper and 1.4 million in the area. when you were mayor gavin interesting set of challenges. i think i have listed a consequence he opened three community venues company and was in a, dr. phillips center for the performing arts, the camping world stadium, the number two national best place to buy real estate anybody looking for investment, number three job growth and my favorite, number four the happiest place to work. that has a familiar ring to it, happiest place to work. before he became mayor he served in the florida senate including as the senate leader. he's a very experienced politician come and again i come back to he has been mayor since 2003 and if

my name is max dyer i am the president of the ceo for public service. we focus on our work rankings. ranking agencies against themselves, as well as against. agencies and the private sector. we do a lot of leadership training and we get good talent into government and we look to improve the systems of government. and the final these we focus on is how to create a constituency government on the outside. so one of the great challenges for the federal government that withe is one that comes in the 4000 political appointees and a lot of them are not committed to the long-term organizations. on a crisisused management but not fundamentally making the organization run more effectively. and that is quite related to the conversation we having here today. but our goal is to promote key stakeholder communities. philanthropy, inverse cities, nonprofit. to help them understand that whatever their views are, they have something at stake in seeing that the government itself functions more effectively. would havehat we better government. so one element that is newer f

joining us on the phone right now, orlando mayor, buddy dyer.hanks so much for joining us. my mother who lives in palm coast escaped to orlando. she said she is just fine. how is the city of orlando doing? >> we were spared pretty much. we have some power outages but i think we can actually count number of trees came down. last i heard was 12. we feel very fortunate that the storm is turned a little bit north before it got to central florida. ashley: we know that disney world shut down and all the theme parks and water parks. this has big economic impact in orlando and kissimmee, of course famous for those theme parks, it must have an impact economically. >> it does but you know what? we're very happy today. we're very pleased whatever the economic impact may end up being, we're pleased the storm didn't do anymore damage than it did. ashley: you know what? it appears everyone was well-prepared from the governor on down. that has helped as well? >> i think we can absolutely say everybody took the storm very seriously whether you're in a coastal a

your outstanding mayor, buddy dyer is in the house!next members of congress, former governor charlie crist. val demmings, stephanie murphy, darrin soto, your next united states senator, patrick murphy. and all of you are here. and i'm here to say thank you. i want to say thank you. because it has been -- i love you back. i do! [cheering] you know, it has been a privilege of a lifetime to serve as your president. and michelle and i could not be more grateful for your support and your prayers over all these years. but, but, hold up. hold up. but we're not done yet. i've got one campaign left in me. michelle and i got a little more work to do. [cheering] so i'm here today, florida, to ask you to work hard as you did for me, to make sure that hillary clinton is the next president of the united states of america. [cheering] i didn't see the band back there. [cheering] sorry. i just love marching bands so i had to acknowledge the marching band. are you guys -- [cheering] -- are you guys from -- you're from from the college. you're from a hig