fabrica de arte, the hottest spot in havana. art gallery, highlighting artists, musicians and deejays from around the world. questlove is scheduled to deejay here tomorrow night. >> inti: it's like a big bag that all the arts can fit inside. >> anthony: what is going on here? i asked inti herrera and x alfonso, two of the young entrepreneurs behind the place. nothing like this ever existed before. did the government bureau of arts help you? >> inti: at the beginning, we had subsidies from the ministry of culture. even the building, we asked for the building, because it was abandoned for 30 years. >> anthony: the place is very popular. >> inti: right now, yes. >> anthony: who comes here? >> inti: these people that love art, but at the same time, it's very diverse. >> anthony: it attracts a once unthinkable mix of foreigners and locals, that enjoys the actual support of the government. without whom, of course, it couldn't exist. >> inti: our chef here, is part of the art world, you know, here. >> anthony: the ceviche of dogfish wi

so that's right at havana and, right where hampden turns into havana in the northbound direction. that's going to cause delays blocking off a portion of that right-hand lane in the eastbound ct northbound. southbound along i-225 starting to load up. southbound coming into town, we are seeing slower speeds. averaging out into the lower 50s now. then eastbound along i-270 just slow, speeds into the 30s. >>> thanks a lot. texas police officer is being called a hero this morning for saving a toddler's life. officer chase miller was the first to get there after the boy's father called 911 saying he was not breathing. we have video from a police tells us about the rescue and reunion. >> my son is not breathing. >> okay, not breathing at all? >> he's not responding. >> reporter: dash cam video shows the moment police officer chase miller pulled up to a texas fast food restaurant. 3-year-old braden was not breathing. his frantic mother was carrying the toddler's limp body in her arms. >> lips elevated pulse. chest compressions weren't working. >> reporter: braden's father knelt nearby and

blood, the of bad american flag flies proudly over our reopened embassy in havana. last month, president obama nominated an outstanding service officer to be the first u.s. ambassador to cuba in more than 50 years. he has skillfully represented our interest in cuba, including his chief of mission in havana since august of 2014. the best way to advocate for our values and interests is to have a strong ambassador who can travel the country and engage with the cuban people. stronger diplomatic ties will enable fruitful dialogue on areas where we differ. so to our friends in congress who expressed concern about cuba's human rights record, don't just say you care, and power are in the sea to do its job. confirm ambassador -- confirmed the ambassador as soon as you return from recess. across the board, we are stepping up our engagement between our governments. --have created new bilateral we created a new bike -- we created a new bilateral commission. several cabinet members have visited the island and for cap -- and four cuban ministers have come to the u.s. as to nation

someone was shot on glee that near havana last night. they have not said if the victim was a man or woman, more information on suspects. once we have information, we'll pass it along. >>> it's been more than a month dozen people. christine joins us with more. her husband shares autopsy report with us. >> reporter: we have learned the bus accident at d.i.a. was just an accident, according to an autopsy report released yesterday on the driver, 43- year-old carrie chopper. the report shows no trace of drugs or alcohol in her system before the crash happened. chopper was transporting members of legacy high school football team on september 11 s and crashed into a pillar on the east side of the airport. three legacy football coaches and 15 players were injured in that wreck. chopper was the only person killed. the report did not rule out she may have had a heart issue but there is no proof this was anything but an accident. for him, this report officer some much-needed answers. >> to be able to have physical proof in my hands and to be able t

it sits in the eastbound lanes near havana, backup of 12 minutes with an average speed of 43 miles an hour can be find. >> thank you much for that. >>> it is not likely that houston quarterback brock osweiler is going to get a warm reception from the fans when he returns to denver. and he'll get an even colder reception from the broncos defense. that's what we're hoping, anyway. the former bronco second rou pick chose houston in free agency this offseason over the reigning super bowl champs. the defense knows better to think that's enough preparation to face him. >> i don't think you can take a lot, man. he run a totally different offense, a lot of 11 personnel, a lot more spread. so it's totally different offense. you just got to act like he is he a brand new player to you, wipe and study him like he have's never seen him before. >> the watch the broncos try to get revenge on brock osweiler on monday. kick-off is expected in denver around 6:30. once again, we will air that espn game on channel 20. >> my mom always said it's sweeter when you have to wait. feels like we've had to wait

amy: colombian president santos sent his negotiating team back to havana for talks and said a ceasefirewith the farc would remain in effect. many of those voting no objected to the peace deal's offer of amnesty, limited immunity from prosecution, and reduced sentences granted to farc rebels. we'll have more on sunday's historic no vote on colombia's peace agreement after headlines. in news from the campaign trail, three of donald trump's newly revealed tax returns show trump claimed an income tax loss of nearly $917 million on his 1995 returns. the deduction means trump could have paid zero federal income taxes over an 18 year period. the trump campaign has not challenged the authenticity of the documents, which were leaked to the "new york times," but said in a statement -- "mr. trump is a highly-skilled businessman who has a fiduciary responsibility to his business, his family and his employees to , pay no more tax than legally required." trump's media surrogates defended the practice, including former new york city mayor rudolph giuliani, speaking with cnn's jake tapper. >> you might

eastbound i-70 trouble off to the shoulder at havana. along i-225. earlier stall southbound along i-25 at evans off to the shoulder, not causing any delays. nice wide open drive along c 470. i want to take you in, tell you about a construction project. riverdale will close between colorado boulevard and thornton parkway today. access to businesses and residences will be allowed. >>> denver's catholic archdiocese wants to build a 25- acre retreat in e but neighbors are worried about the plan and they say the church should be as well. a cbs4 investigation has learned the archdiocese is trying to get the zoning changed on a 250-acre parcel of forest land off 285 and south elk creek road. they want to build a retreat and conference center with a lodge, cabins and youth center that could host thousands every month. the area has been hit by some neighbors say the development would drastically increase chances of another wildfire. >> this is going to magnify that fear so much we can't even grasp it at this point in time. >> the local fire chief is urging co

havana and ga lee na here. . daryl orr on the way to check it out. the arent company recalllng 224,000 jeep wranglers because the airbags might not go off during a crash. this affects the 2016 and 2017 jeep wrangler suvs. no injuries reported because of this. >>> boulder homeowners it's time to pay up or face a fine. >> under the rules homeowners renting to visitors need to get a short term rental license. if for air bnb and haven't gotten a license, you could expect a fine oofrnlt as if running for office isn't stressful enough, darryl glenn is adding a wedding to the mix. he proposed and she said yes. >>> another video showing a police officer shoot and kill a man. where it happened and why the police officer pulled the ugh. heartburn. sorry ma'am. no burning here. try new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they don't taste chalky and work fast. mmmm. incredible. can i try? she doesn't have heartburn. new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the relief. since the launch of the new dannon whole milk yogurt, a natural outburst seems to ha

the weekend looks beautiful at this traffic alert i-70 in havana. they are blocking the left center line westbound i-70 in this portion of pure -- peoria. here we are across the denver metro area. we have a couple of the absence we are watching and 60th is one of them with an accident on highway 85 at 104th. condolences as folks drive past mile high. we are starting to see some speeds dip into the 20s so now alan you are looking at a seven minute drive. >>> the widow of the denver firefighter says a bureaucratic bungle cost her thousands of dollars. tonight at 10:00 brian maass is here is a preview of what we will see tonight. >> he died in the line of duty 15 years ago. >> i remember every moment of that state like it was yesterday. >> reporter: his widow was supposed to get pension benefits tax-free now she is out $70,000. >> is the city of denver willing to take financial responsibility here? >> reporter: we tracked down the decision-makers. who screwed up here? conclusions for yourself. >> i simply want to recuperate the monies i have lost. >> w

air tracker seven through stapleton, this eastbound by havana. overall map getting busier in usual spots. >>> a potential bomb shell from a va watchdog. he confirms he's investigating secret wait lists in offices in denver and colorado springs. this is according to our partners at the denver post. he says the va has retaliated against him since he came local officials have not responded yet to this investigation. >>> this man is due in court for preliminary hearings today. hooegs a former gate agent ith of stealing $130,000 worth of jewelry from a passenger on a flight from denver to aspen. he caught on surveillance camera and has not entered a plea. >>> parents are furious with the staff of the school paper. they are angry that the paper endorsed donald trump. we're ta ridge high school in el paso county. the school paper came out earlier this week and parents were furious. some say trump could sho been given an equal editorial and others say the newspaper staff should be suspended. >>> denver seven is taking you inside the issues discussed last

maybe quebec or havana is before better. the rest of the ride down through colorado university is still slow but not as horrible as you might imagine on a dnesday morning. >>> a watch for the school buses on the roads. we got word of another sdool bus crash this morning with injuries. five students were injured in passenger car as you can see there. this is the second school bus crash we reported this morning. the first one was in charlotte north carolina. you can see the video from the chopper there. a bad scene there, six people hospitalized in that fortunately with minor injuries and that was caused be a car rear ending a school bus. >> the . ?>> the planned parenthood shooter was rule uncompetent. cameras were not allowed in talk to the media. >>> a colorado youth soccer club says a man may have exposed himself to a group of middle scholarship runners and lure the kids into an suv. the police report has been filed in golden. with have reached out to golden police and waiting for their response on this. we'll continue to

use chambers or havana as your alternates. here is where the crashes sit. northbound, there's two separate wrecks one at colfax and one closer to almeida. another right around mississippi. 36 minutes is the drive time. over northbound leading up to arapahoe. then we have delays backed behind a crash at johnstown where multiple lanes are blocked. nine miles of a backup. it will be tough to get through this one heading to fort collins. >> oh, boy. get prepared for it. >>> here are the top stories we're following today. from residents, state officials, firefighters keeping a close eye on the junkins fire this morning with more than 15,000 acres burned reaching over to pueblo county as well. the fire started overnight monday and the strong winds were helping to fuel this. the majority of this fire that burned just burned within a few hours time within the remaining acreage burning into the night. so, again, more than 15,000 acres burned. and just about 200 residents having to evacuate the fire, tarhonda. we are actually inside the office of emergency management

cuba is freezing new licenses for private restaurants in havana.oom in tourism on the island has caused shortages and food supplies, since travelers like you want to taste the local cuisine when they are abroad. but the country still is a communist state-run economy, and now the government has taken action. reporter: it started with enterprising cubans setting up tables in their backyards. now it has expanded into an industry of hundreds of restaurants popular with tourists. that restaurants in havana lack a wholesale market, so they empty retail shelves and buy goods on the black market, irking city officials. restaurant workers say closing them down is not the answer. >> many families depend on this, so taking away their license leaves them. empty-handed it is a big problem. those with three or four or five kids will have to look for something else. reporter: officials say they are only going after lawbreakers. >> we have to remain alert to some people's intentions. the government encourages legal businesses, allowed by the state, businesses that

secretary general banki-moon sent a special representative to havana where the negotiations took place in order to give a new spin to the negotiations and in order to boost the peace process because right now this peace deal won't be put into place obviously. it's on hold. but, still, the situation looks like not all the work done during the last four years has been lost. christopher: just briefly, ruth, you mentioned that the farc has said it will stick to the cease-fire. what about its rank-and-file members? is there a danger they might return to violence if, you know, the other side of the bargain isn't kept? ruth: well, one of the farc groups, they said from the very beginning they are not willing to join in the peace treaty. so what happens with them, how they will use their arms, that is not sure. however, the rest of the farc groups, who were behind the treaty, who -- the low ranks, i visited a farc camp and i saw they are quite well structured, quite a high ranking order, so if the leaders are promising to keep the cease-fire, in my view shall the lower ranks will follow. they

that flight will launch daily service from havana to j.f.k. and the second route will take off a day later when jetblue begins daily service from orlando. the third route will take off on november 30 out of fort lauderdale. >> new research finds checking or savings account. a survey finds the number of people without a bank account fell to 7% last year. the improvements mostly came from households making less than $15,000 a year. the government says it's an encouraging sign that the economy is improving. the fate of a controversial treatment for the disabled, used only in massachusetts, is now resting with a judge. coming to an end. we want to warn you, some of this material may be disturbing to watch. reporter: psychology professors experiencing the painful electric shocks given to clients in canton. these experts testified for the state in an exhaustive trial, ending just this week. the state wants to ban the shocks for good but needs a judge to end a 30-year-old court order, a consent decree that's kept the practice alive. here because unde

reporting live here near car myth and havana. i'm jason gruenauer. >> -- jason was tealing people's mail for 2 years before he got caught if the -- and he's facing federal charges. >>> he's accused of killing his wife earlier this year. he told police they were quote playing with a gun at the time of the shooting. he faces now charges of reckless manslaughter. >>> new this morning, harsh words from u.s. senator michael bennett. he tells our partner behavior fits the behavior of a sexual predator. here's the quote, think his language is certainly consistent with that. and the behavior he's accused of is consist at that point of being a sexual predator, end quote. counter part daryl glen has not responded to the sexual assault charges against accusations against trump. >>> campaign stop yesterday. >> there's an issue of voter fraud. isn't it amazing how they ssy there's no voter fraud. >> the clinton campaign says the voter fraud -- tim cane says it makes trump sound like a sore loser. state says he's ready to deal with fraud. each

they will start flying from tampa to havana cuba on monday december 12... for a limited time -- one way tickets will cost just 59 bucks the airline says you'll have to book your advance to get that low fare... tickets are available right now on southwest.com thru nov 20th.... firefighters will race for the finish line this morning in tampa.. macdll air force base is hosting a challenge for it's base firefighters. this is footage from last year's world firefighter combat challenge" in alabama. today's firefighters will have similar challenges including the "hose pull" and the "victim carry." it starts on the base at 11 a-m, as part of national fire prevention week. alright.. it's friday... time to sit back, relax and laugh at ourselves.. here is a look at some of the most fun moments from "good there's much more to come on good day. let's turn it over to russell and laura - to find out what's ahead in our 6 a man has been arrested for a hit and run crash.. that killed a 17-year old hillsborough high school student.. and already.. he's bailed out of jail.. at

. >>> live from tampa to havana starting this december. we were done everything you need to know before the flight. >>> both trail burlington new jersey. the bulls offense works with three straight goals. >>> we will have the possibility for a few storms today. although teachers coming up. >>> all that's coming up later in downtown tampa october 26 of the gift of peace the spring. and in clearwater job as you are 27 the slogan asks, want to get away? significantly to cuba on southwest airlines. $150 round trip started in december. >> i was at the international airport this week to get all the details on this historic december 12 according to southwest airlines, that is the first light out of tia to havana. it is expected to be incredibly popular flight. has the third largest cuban- american population us. the airport and airline that tampa is the perfect market for this flight. it will be once a day, it was a nonstop flight. as for how much it can cost more than 300-$400. the lower the fairy together. we found one of the getaway flight as

after years of bad blood, the american flag flies proudly over our reopened embassy in havana. last month, president obama nominated an outstanding foreign service officer, ambassador jeffrey de laurentiis to be the first u.s. ambassador to cuba in more than 50 years. jeff has skillfully represented our interests in cuba, including his chief of mission in havana since august of 2014. the best way to advocate for our values and interests is to have a strong ambassador who can travel the country and engage with the cuban people. stronger diplomatic ties will enable fruitful dialogue on areas where we differ. so to our friends in congress who express concern about cuba's human rights record, don't just say you care. empower our embassy to do its job. confirm ambassador jeff delaurentiis as soon as you return from recess. across the board, we're stepping up our engagement between our governments. we've created new bilateral -- a new bilateral commission to collaborate on key issues. six u.s. cabinet secretaries have visited the island and four cuban ministers have come to the unite

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the car was headed east on florida toward havana when it rolled, hitting trees and a light pole. one passenger survived. police departments across the country are getting some help when it comes to hiring new officers. today - attorney general loretta lynch and the justice department announce a 119- million dollar plan - aimed at creating or protecting hundreds of law enforcement jobs. the grants will be awarded to more than 180 agencies across the country. it's all part of national community policing week... it kicks off in dallas today...and will also include events focused on diversity in policing today - the supreme court of the united states is back in session.. eight justices will return to the bench. justice antonin scalia died in nominee - merrick garland. the justices will have a heavy case load full of race, religion and immigration issues. some of those cases include - a colorado baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple... and a douglas county couple who says their school district - didn't do enough for their son with autism. president obama and t

near alameda and havana. all we know this morning is one person is dead... and police are looking for a suspect. they aren't releasing information about the suspect right now. we're expecting more information we'll let you know what we learn. good morning. it's thursday. tarhonda and corey here with you. we're sending things over to marty for a first look at your morning forecast. good morning now...to the race for the white house.... allegations from women who say he groped them... including one woman who lives in florida and says she was a victim years ago. trump is denying any involvement. a number of women are throwing accusations at trump... saying his actions were unwelcomed. on the democratic side: the latest wikileaks documents show conversations trump calls "anti- catholic." the clinton campain says it's fact... and likely backed by russian hackers. a hot congressional race just got hotter. you've probably seen the commercials-- saying congressional candidate morgan welfare recipients to access a-t-ms at strip clubs. political reporter brandon ritti

watch for a stall at havana and alameda. >> we will do that. thank you, amelia. 6:33. >>> the bomb squad is checking in to a possible threat at 16th and lawrence. this is video from earlier this morning. a man with a bag was making threatening comments about what could be in that bag. the bomb squad was called in as a precautions. we'll let you know if they find anything. >>> two candidates for colorado's u.s. senate seat battle it out on 9news, only on 9news. michael bennet versus challenger darryl glen. as they argue, it was the opposite of calm outside the colorado center. protestors made all kind of noise as the debate aired green party candidate mcconey wasn't able to participate. he did fail to qualify by not reaching 10% of the polls. he's reaching 2%. >> bennett and next did qualify. bennett is leading in the polls but didn't stop either from speaking their mind. they spoke on the presidential race between clinton and trum . bennett made sure to bring up the lewd audio of trump comment on rim. now, next has flip-flopped on his reactions

the event was held at the havana grill this afternoon. nevada has a huge of hispanic voters and the celebration rally was held to bring them out to rally for donald trump. supporters came out to hear from trumps campaign representatives. and celebrate before he takes the stage tonight. "it's important to make sure that they really understand that republicans are trying to invest and be apart of thecommunity and engage the same level. in arizona specifically and in nevada you have a huge amount of the population thats under the age of 18 years old. and so to us that sets an opportunity but it also has to be an authentic engagement to where when we show up we're actually there and participating in the communities." special guests like lara trump and republican hispanic leaders were also there. there's much more coming up in the second half of fox5 news at 5. the stakes are higher for candidates trying to win over swing states. the historic role nevada has played in past elections and what our vote means this year. if you missed a story or w

adam shapiro went to little havana to check the pulse of those voters. adam: there was a time in mohammed when you said cuban american you were talking about people who voted solidly republican. that's still somewhat the case. among the hispanic community 46% of the nation's cubans live in this part of florida but when you talk about voter registration, the number of democrats now outnumbers the number of republicans in dade county and you still get very cuban support for republican candidates like donald trump. there was a protest in miami for trump on behalf of cuban americans who are furious with the obama administration for opening up relations with cuba. here is what a few of them told us. >> castro would disappear if he has trump because -- [inaudible] >> we are tired of that. we are tired. >> everything is going to be worse if hillary comes to the white house. everything is going to be worse, worse. adam: yet people have been here for decades, talk about the transition taking place as younger cubans and younger hispanics either join nonaffiliated

that includes colfax and havana. these were the boundaries from sable to colfax and alameda.% we have much of this area dark here this morning. again, ty' back on. they don't want to have it come on too quickly to overload the system, so that's why they're slowly getting the power back on. the problem to the south side is the water main break that started last night. the eastbound side the arapahoe still restricted here at revere parkway. and the other big problem is up to the north with a big accident. you can see it on the map and on the cdot cashings camera. two lanes blocked at 104th. there's two opened and back -- it's a long slow drive getting into downtown from the north side. >> that's not fun. thanks jason. >>> today, lawmakers in new jersey are going to focus on how modern safety technology could have prevented last month's deadly train crash. a report found new jersey transit had more accidents and paid more safety fines than any other commuter railroad since 2011. they're slow to install train technology.

. >> as president obama made clear when he traveled to havana we believe that the cuban people, like all people, are entitled to all human rights such as to speak their minds without fear and the right to assemble, organize and protest peacefully. >> in december of 2014, the u.s. of diplomatic ties. the u.s. had imposed a 55-year economic embargo against cuba. >>> a pilot of a delta regional jet is under arrest for allegedly operating the aircraft while intoxicate. the flight was from rapid city. yesterday morning, in rapid city, a tsa agent noticed alcohol on the pilot's breath and then notified police. he was taken from the aircraft. passengers say the episode left >> makes you wonder, you know -- makes you hesitant. what are their checks and balances, you know, for pilots? are there any? you know, with any of the airlines? you know, because this isn't the first time this has happened. >> according to the faa, ten pilots were arrested last year for being legally intoxicated. >>> a suspected double murderer is now in his fourth day on the run. authorities in oklahoma admit they have

little river is a one square mile area just north of little havana. five people have been infected there. the wynwood neighborhood has been cleared. it's the third miami area neighborhood where mosquitoes have transmitted zika to people. pregnant women are advised to avoid travel to the outbreak area and the cdc says they should suspend nonessential travel to the rest of miami-dade county. >>> a lone new jersey citizen is the 2013 bridgegate traffic jam scandal. a judge, yesterday, said the man's criminal complaint against the governor can go forward. the man says christie knew about the lane closures and didn't stop them. >> chris christie did everything that i alleged he did and everybody knows it. it's frightening. how are the government is being turned against the citizens and nothing is being done about it? the governor was not told. it now goes to a prosecutor appointed by christie. two former christie aides of accused of closing the lanes to punish a political rival are now on trial. >>> in baseball. the dodgers called on their ace to wrap up t

police need to find this guy that attacked a woman twice near havana street. she was able to escape both times. >>> this greeley man is accused of a disturbing crime. he beat his girlfriend pregnant with dumbbells on sunday. they say he kicked the woman until she passed out. she was seven months pregnant at the time. the victim told police he beat her with two ten pound bum bells after she managed to call 911. >>> a babysitter arrested for murder threw the infant he was watching after the baby crawled to the playstation console and suspicion of attempted murder back in july. the baby will likely never see, hear or have purposeful movement. >>> a colorado springs high school student is facing charges for bringing a gun to school. this happened at mitchell high school earlier this week. the gun was discovered in the student's backpack but there was no credible threat. >>> six employees including teachers in every green are fired and more are threatening to walk academy in evergreen. this is the march of solidarity for the teacher who is were -?wrongly fired. som

. >> december 12 that is the first flight out of tia to havana expected to be incredibly popular. consider this, the third- largest cuban-american population in the us, the airline tampa is the perfect market for the flight, it will be once a day, a nonstop flight, how much it could cost? anywhere from $300-$400. we also found a more flexible you are, the lower the fair you can get. we found the flights as cheap as $150. remember, travel to cuba for tourism purposes only from the united states prohibited but there are 12 categories of abcactionnews.com. i'm lindsay logue abc action news. >>> a local family goes from paying $35 to over $500 for their water bill, how it happened and what you should look out for.>>> contaminated water, why some wells in polk county are testing positive for >>> can you imagine going from one family feared they would have to move out of their home after it happened. >> we were told they faced losing the water supply and it wasn't their fault. >> running water. music to her ears. >> i have lived here six years normally the water bill would be $25-$30 pe

the car was headed east on florida toward havana when it rolled. one passenger survived. police have not released the names of the two people who died. >>> a dozen people stopped to help after a crash in this intersection today at wadsworth and yale. the four people hurt are expected to survive. investigators have not said what led to the collision. >>> englewood police are investigating the shooting last night as a case of homicide. they got a call around 8:30 on south nakomis street. officers found a 33-year-old man on the ground with gunshot wounds. he died at the hospital. police haven't such much about the investigation including

near alameda and havana. all we know this morning is one person is dead... and police are looking for a suspect. they aren't releasing information about the suspect right now. we're expecting more information we'll let you know what we learn. good morning. it's thursday. tarhonda and corey here with you. we're sending things over to marty for a first look at your morning forecast. good morning

please have part of havana and i left taped off this evening and once we learned more from the police about what happened we will let you know. and developing story out of. county in parks as well as officials say a bear attack the hunter near red hell. that attack happened last night after the minsk out of the area for an upcoming hunting trip. officials say the bear knock them into the ground but the hunter managed to escape. he has scratches but is expected to be okay. wildlife officers took dna samples from his clothing to try to track the bear but they say that there likely attack because it was startled. >> latest on the dunker dustin can fire in custer county and sophia has destroyed nine homes all about reasonable locality were allowed back in their home but some of the custer county still have to wait. so for the fire is about 40% contained and it has been about 18,000 acres. >> thousands of pounds of prescription drugs are in the hands of denver police tonight. they were all collected in denver's annual drug takeback day. denver police department collected roughly 1400 pound

men's national team will make a little bit of history as they take on cuba in havana. it is on teams will have met in the last 69 years. two teams were forced to play each other in 2010 for a world cup qualifying match. today's game starts at 3:00 this afternoon. >>> here in the corridor, a food truck is spicing up eastern iowa's plates. stephanie johnson is here to explain how. >> robert mclean started making jamaican cuisine like jerk he started his business a year ago and the locals seem to like it. >> cooking is the main thing in our family. >> he is the mastermind behind the food truck. the jamaican born moved to the u.s. when he was 18 bringing jamaican flavor with him. >> i think it is fantastic. this is my second time having it. >> the executive chef serves everything from jerk chicken, to turkey jerk burgers. >> chicken, jerk pork and more. here on the food truck? getting to be with him." sot:10:11:41"how many kids do you have? five laughs i know." it's a family affair on this truck--- even his daughter contributed to the menu sot:10;12;22 robert mclean- execu

a form of immune therapy from havana, manipulating the body immune system to block a type of protein that cancer cells need to grow. the trial is expected to begin next month in new york tests have showed a significantly higher rate of survival. >>> here is wendy ryan with a look at what is happening at 6:00. >> the precious moment told that workers found at a dump in the region deputies are turning to you for help. and these top stories. >>> a warrant just released describing an elaborate scheme of insurance that one woman faked the death of an unborn child to get nearly $50,000. >>> i have got news tonight on the tampa bay town trying to use that field of dreams too low dash -- lure the tampa bay rays. >> buyers had no idea they bought a rack on wheels until >>> live from the station taking action for you, this is abc action news.>>> my husband and i were so upset when we found out she supposedly lost the baby. >> the worst day of their life turned out to be a lie, we uncover a chilling scheme that tricky family into thinking thank you for doing this i'm wendy ryan. >> and i'm jami

havana and gerard. minor crash at a busy section of that interchange. it curves to hampton. keep it in mind. we'll fly southside, northbound 25 coming up on ridge gate 50s and 60s. central drive around colorado boulevard. further in toward the downtown commute, we're going to head . >>> welcome back. if looking for a place, we've got the spot for you. if you have millions that is. the historic daniels and fishers tower on the 16th street mall is now on the market. the top five floors are up for sale the tower was built more than 100 years ago. the historic preservation group now says it's only the second been up for sale. bids open next wednesday. there's no minimum bid. safe to say it will probably go to misdemeanors -- to millions of dollars. isn't that interesting? >>> the popular candy is dishing out a new flavor, caramel. the issue wasn't coming up with the idea, it was creating a machine that could make the new flavor. they needed something that wouldn't crush outside because the caramel inside was so soft. that looks like a fun store. >> can you imagine taking your ki

men's soccer team faces cuba in a rare match in havana. they will play an international friendly. the two sides last met in the semifinals world cup qualify round in 2008 and the u.s. won. >>> hurricane matthew's deadly force moves toward the coast, we're live with developing details. >> morning it is 5:00 a.m., friday, october 7. of course we're tracking hurricane matthew. >> the storm has left death and destruction in the carribean and hugging the florida coastline as a major hurricane. the worst may not be over yet. >> meteorologist david murphy and karen rogers are standing by with more on local weather and traffic, but first up we'll get an update on matthew. >> although matthew has weakened slightly it is pummeling florida's eastern side. georgia and the carolinas are next in the hurricane's path. it is expected to make a u-turn. lauren lister is live in florida on the eastern side with the winds and rain lashing the florida cst

earlier this afternoon the nevada republican party hosted a hispanic debate rally celebration at havana grill, a cuban restaurant. members from "women for trump" spoke during the event including donald trump's daughter in law, lara trump and former apprentice contestants omarosa, and katrina campins. campins is the daughter of cuban-american parents. she works in real-estate and is in charge of the hispanic outreach for the trump campaign. ((katrina campins - former apprentice contestant: i have many cuban american clients, mexican clients, people from venezuela, you name it and they're all in support of donald trump.)) ((karen castro)) >> nevada is not only a swing largest share of eligible latino voters in the country. reporting live, karen castro, 8 news now. ((denise valdez)) >>> we'll be on social media all evening... during and after the debate. let us know how you think the candidates do tonight on facebook and twitter... using the hashtag "vegas debate"./// ((denise valdez)) >>> a lot of other news to get to tonight. still ahead -- the mayor of boulder city admitted to an ethics

huge area, it includes 6th avenue, peoria, havana and much of colfax. it's really dark there. >>reporter: yeah, it is pitch blackout here. it's something i've never seen in aurora, but as you can see, this intersection, i'm going to step out of the way, completely dark. traffic lights are out and that's the whole scene for quite a distance. i'm going to say probably two to three miles east and west on colfax and looking to the south. pitch black. the big mistake you're seeing at of drivers are not treating this intersection as a four-way. lights are out completely. if you're headed out, remember, state law says if the traffic lights are out, you must treat these intersections as a four-way. as jason was saying, yosemite to sable, colfax to alameda. that's a rather large area effecting almost 27,000 people in aurora this morning without electricity. website is stilted anywhere between 5:30 and 7:00 a.m. before the power is turned on. this is due to a transformer around the area of 13th and tacoma that blew around 4:30. let's go to jason. >> we have problems in aurora or in arap

this entire box including havana, 6th avenue, colfax and parts of alameda, all those customers and all these street lights could be out because of that huge power outage. we have work going on, on arapahoe road on i-25, that eastbound closure should be lifted in a little bit. >>> it's 10 minutes before 5:00. apple just filed a lawsuit against a new jersey company that it claims it producing we have details in today's tech bytes. >>reporter: fake apple accessories on amazon. >> apple says 9 out of 10 chargers sold on amazon were fake and unsafe. apple is suing the suppliers and amazon is no longer carrying those products. amazon is not named in the suit. >>> we're getting our first look the nintendo switch. each side airportable display and it launch in march. no word on price, but it's expected to be around $300. kodac is switching to smartphones. >> it features a 21 mega pixel camera. it's double the iphone phone. no date when it will be available. >> those are your tech bytes. >> 4:51. >>> if you're looking for a way to get intonnnnnnnnnnnnouncer: brough me and my cold medicines' wea

two people were hurt after street sweeper went off havana and down a 15 foot embankment onto kennedy golf course. the sweeper crashed into a pole that holds a large net that stops golf balls from going onto the road. police are investigating. >>> is helping in evergreen charrer school stay afloat. we first reported the controversy yesterday. after the school's director suddenly fired six employees. denver seventh reporter is there life. >> because it's a charter school they have very limited control. if they take any direct action they violate the charter. the six employees were fired and say he had no authority from the board to be firing them in the first place. we found today that he file a wrong -- wrongful termination suit against her former school which was settled out of court. the former employees say she has driven the school into a half-million dollar deficit and the school faces closure at the end of the year. jeffco school nnw has a chore in a charter representative working to help the school >> we want to provide the economy that's afforded them. but you also want to mak

we had a traffic jam from quebec to havana. they did a lane shift. they're going to do another shift next weekend to get in its final configuration as they're getting close to being done. you can see construction leftover at i-70. everything else around town including getting out to dia is okay. >>> 4:32. denver police looking separate hit-and-runs. one was deadly. >> both happened yesterday and the first at 13th and broadway when a person was hit possibly by a white pickup police. >>> around the same time, another person was hit by a car at 19th and larimer. police are looking for a white suv in that case. if you know anything, call police. >>> today, investigators will be out in a landfill in weld county to search for a 13-month-old body. >> he was reported missing or last week. his mother's boyfriend logan faces manslaughter charges and they believe the toddler's body was put in a dumpster and ended up in the landfill. the case will be more difficult to find if they can't find the body. >> if no one is talking in that kind of way and they don't kn

announcing a partnership with cuba, they will enter into a research collaboration with the university of havana. both universities were on hand to celebrate the partnership today. american and cuban students will benefit through research and exchange programs. >>> a ground-breaking exhibit has opened at the philadelphia museum of art. details a revolution in mexico, an artistic one, not political. philadelphia is the only stop in the u.s. for the show. david murphy has more in 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: the exhibition is called paint the revolution and the explores the dynamic change in mexican art over tbowr decades from -- four decades from 1910 to 1950. the story tells about the generation of their work and how their work shaped modern art arnltd the -- around the world. >> you will be amazed of the range of work on view in the exhibition. there are 280 pieces of seven artists from paintings to photographs and drawings. >> they convey a story of artistic change against the backdrop of social and political transformation. you can see the works of three prominent muralists including dea

crews spent the weekend boarding up windows in havana and they took down signs that could blow away. >>> good morning. welcome to news channel 8 today. i'm gayle guyardo. >> and i'm gene ramirez.

it happened outside the key bank on havana near mississippi late last month. police say the victim withdrew $80,000 from the bank as he was leaving, two thieves knocked the victim to the ground and took the money. the men were last seen in a white lincoln lx. it did not have license plates. >>> game day. new this and espn analyst adam shiftier says trevor siemian will start for the broncos tonight. as the team gets ready to take on the chargers, they are fully aware they've not had a lot of trouble beating the bolts. broncos have won an nfl record 15 straight division games on the road. that's five straight years of going to san diego, oakland, kansas city and leaving with streak going this season, it will help them top the 1970s raiders for the most in a row. roll number one when -- rule number one when you're on a hot streak, don't talk about it. >> i try not to think about it, let you guys jinx us. it's tough. when you look at the teams we play and the places we go, it's tough to win in those spots and somehow we've been able to do it. it. it's great. >> vo

the car was headed east on florida toward havana when it rolled. one passenger survived. police have not released the names of the two people who died. >>> a dozen people stopped to help after a crash in this intersection today at wadsworth and yale. the four people hurt are expected to survive. investigators have not said what led to the collision. >>> englewood police are investigating the shooting last night as a case of homicide. they got a call around 8:30 on south nakomis street. officers found a 33-year-old man on the ground with gunshot wounds. he died at the hospital. police haven't such much about the investigation including their search for the person who shot and killed a man around 2:00 a.m. yesterday near colfax and pennsylvania. he was one of two people shot. the other survived. police have not released information about the shooter or the victims. >>> one of the most powerful huer case in nearly a decade could do a lot of damage in the caribbean. hurricane matthew is a category 4 storm. in its path, jamaica, haiti, and cuworst off. many are struggling to f

of i-70 picked up after the lane shift into havana. it will b another lane shift put into its final configuration after the final bridge. take a look to the north side. we open there, but we're open at i-76 near 96th avenue. closures, lisa. she's staring at me blinking lie this going, really. that's vvry interesting. more on that coming up. lane configurations sound fun, that's why. thank you, jason. >>> investigators are going to search a landfill in weld county. they're going to look for a missing toddler's body. this is day 1 for this 13-month-old anthony. he was reported missing. this man was -- this is 23 year old logan roger and he's the boy's mother's boyfriend. >> amanda del castillo has more on the story. >>reporter: a disturbing story that's -- a timeline that's leaving authorities with more questions than answers. now, the boy wws reported missing wednesday. that was seeeral days after he was last seen. now, interviews leading authorities to believe the child died. his body dumped in a larimer community college trash landfil