castillo live in lakewood with more. >> reporter: lakewood police say a family member was taking care of the 18 -month-old girl when she apparently wandered off. it all happened around 1:40 yesterday afternoon. child had fallen into a backyard pond. police say neighbors pulled the 18 -month-old girl from the water t officials were uutimately unsuccessful of reviving her on scene and at the hospital. right now police are trying to figure out exactly what happened and whether criminal charges are necessary. there is a park a short distance from where we are right now in this lakewood neighborhood. and in the last several hours we watched several kids walking around even walking their so clearly this is a very family friendly neighborhood. just a ajor tragedy to report as a young girl is dead. reporting in lakewood, i'm amanda del castillo. >>> we'll have the latest on that throughout the day here on denver 7. >>> cows still on the lose at this hour after a truck overrurned. more than 30 of the cows got lose. some of them are still out there. don't get out into traffic and cause another

we are at fire station 1 on madison avenue and lakewood. the tour of the station will follow the ceremony running from 12:30 pm to 1:00. this is open to the public. life and lakewood, make shaw. >>> we expect a big turnoff -- turn out. heroin. 380 people have died from overdoses. in hopes of putting an end to the tragic cycle there is a walk for those impacted today. it is underway now until noon at garfield heights high school. those attending asked to bring photos of loved ones they have lost. >>> communities teaming up to fight the crisis. the township police launched essay passages and is -- initiative yesterday. the program encourages attics help with treatment and recovery.>>> a jackson township police will be debuting the newest addition. k-9 officer were a will be sworn in today. they are imputed -- the community is invited to meet him. the open house is at the jackson township administration office. >>> of your near the great lakes mall later tonight don't be too alarmed if you see first responders and emergency vehicles. the polic

lakewood police hopes so. that's why they put on -- a police officer dressed as raphael from the teenage mutan ninja turtles. he's easy to spot, but later on when these neighborhood streets are full of easy. they want drivers to slowdown and keep their heads on -- no crosswalks, they're trying to avoid tragedy, so trick or treat tips for parents, send your kids with something reflective and a flash light for drivers out there. obviously never drink and drive and be aware. >> i like -- they don't generally pay attention to well to traffic, so we have to pay a little extra attention tonight. get home safe. >> that turtle was stopped a few times by parents asking what was going on. that's when the officer inside that suit passed on those trick or treat safety tips. have a happy and safe halloween. in lakewood, i'm jason gruenauer. >>> a church under fire for a racle cure. an abc investigation is showing -- >>> an amazon couple slapping a lawsuit on amazon. wh fire that destroyed their home. >>> if you plan on put

after dedicating more than 30 years to this city of lakewood. take ray look, this is video from last year's ceremony. they say today they will honor that firefighter in addition they will welcome two new officers and one promoted officer. they will take the oath of office during the service. the department is encouraging the public to attend this year's special event and they say those in attendance can the ceremony. back out here at the station, we are at the fire station 1 here on madison avenue. the ceremony set to kick off at noon. the tour will run from 12:30 to 1:00. anybody is welcome to attend today's ceremonies. i will be extra special. live in lakewood, meg shaw, news 5. >>> we are in the is it of the, the midst of part of the year. more than 80 people have died from overdases of heroin. there is easy walk for those impacted by heroin today. from 9:30 to noon at gar followed heights high school. people attending are asked to bring photos of people they have lost to drugs. >>> more people teaming to fight the heroin crisis. they launche

lakewood police tell us the young girls autopsy was scheduled today. we now know she was being watched by her grandparents in this lakewood neighborhood. when the unfortunate accident unfolded. >> is a dark day. >> repor is still in shock after learning a one and a half-year- old girl drowned tuesday afternoon. the girl was out front with her grandfather while he was doing large -- yardwork and likely wandered to the neighbors yard ended this pond. >> the worst that could have happened happened. >> reporter: neighbors pulled her from the pond but it was too late. a steady stream of visitors were seen stopping by the grandparents home wednesday afternoon. a father of two lives across knows how quickly kids can move. >> fast. fast. fast. faster than you can imagine. every parent's worst nightmare. >> reporter: detectives are working to figure out how long the young girl was in the water before she was found. >> reporter: the jefferson county d.a. office was out earlier today to investigate the circumstances surrounding this case. but lakewood police say

inspired everybody >> reporter: in lakewood, make shock, news five . struck elementary school students will be educated about fire prevention, starting tomorrow . struck up next day >>> up next, hurricane matthew has finally moved offshore . residents are left to pick up >>> the man police believe fired the gun at police officers, is in custody tonight . police were responding to the palm springs home regarding a domestic disturbance . went police approached the man, he refused to let them in-house . door . a third officer was also wounded . he is expected to recover >>> after a week of more high winds and flooding across the east coast, hurricane matthew is headed out to the atlantic . as marcie gonzales reports, the focus is on cleaning up . >> reporter: hurricane matthew is now gone . the storm has left devastation and lingering dangers in its wake . >> water can kill . that is exactly what has happened in the dangers ahead of us >> reporter: people are still missing and fire though, north carolina -- fayetteville north carolina . across the state,

. >>> lakewood police calling the drowning of a young girl a tragic accident. that little girl was only 18 months old. it happened in a backyard pond at a house on west louisiana yesterday afternoon. andrea flores in that neighborhood for us tonight, investigators still trying to figure out how this happened. >> reporter: work to be done here but lakewood police tell us the young girls autopsy was scheduled today. of course it will be a few weeks before we get those results but we do know that the young girl was staying with her grandparents when the unfortunate accident unfolded. >> it's a dark day. >> reporter: this neighborhood is still in shock after learning a one and a half-year- old girl drowned tuesday afternoon. neighbors tell us the girl was out front with her grandfather likely wandered to the neighbors backyard and into this pond. >> the worst that could possibly have happened. >> reporter: neighbors saw her fall in and pulled her from the pond but it was too late. a steady stream of visitors were seen stopping by the grandparents home wednesday aft

and protection order against her ex-husband. >> lakewood police said have arrested said for violating the protection order and believe they had contact with her and her son around the time she vanished. >> said is not charged with it. >> and he is 5'4", 130 pounds and black tattoo on her left wrist. >>> anybody with information on her whereabouts is asked to call the lakewood police department. 16673. >> getting answers chris tanaka, cleveland 19. >>> they got the money, why did they have to shoot her. >> up next friends and co-workers calling for justice. a popular bartender. >>> a preview. a warm up on the way tomorrow. the next front arrives subpoenaed, rain and storms possible and wild weekend. details when i come back. >>> art work you got to who can remake masterpieces better. cleveland or chicago? the art battle coming up. >> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app powered by calvetta brothers robert kearney: i fought for my country in kosovo and iraq, and i've been a republican all my life. but i'm the father of three girls. i can't stand hearing proud a

lakewood here, we have closures northbound along wadsworth at bayoud. take kidnap i think or sheridan to get around that. shouldn't be too big of a detour. heads up can save you a lot of time. >>> we have new images of a pair of thieves who ripped off a trailer. police put out these pictures yesterday. they say they used a car to steal a utility trailer from a parking garage on rampart way near quebec. this happened monday. information that might lead to an arrest. >>> detectives are looking for this man in a strange attack on people who wouldn't help him commit crimes, police say. they say he walked into the 7- eleven on alameda last week and asked several people to help him steal cars from a local dealership. they refused, and police say he threw hot coffee at the clerk and maceed a customer. >>> an update now on the junkins fire in contained. more than 17,000 acres have burned east of westcliffe. firefighters don't expect full containment until next month. the flames have already destroyed nine homes and a downed utility pole ignited that blaze. >>>

that child is now in foster care. >>> this is a tough story out of lakewood. an 18-month old girl drowns in the neighbor's backyard pond. policc do not plan to file charges. the little girl drowned tuesday night near union. she was being watched by a family member at the time. police believe it was all an accident. >>> here's quite the sight. students found a bear taking a of fifth street and university avenue. animal control officers came out and kept an eye on things. he never posed a threat and he's gone this morning back in the woods somewhere. >>> we're getting a closer look at performance ratings at denver schools. it happens at 11:00 today. this is the first time in two years the school performance data is being released. download the free denver7 app and we'll have details on that today. >>> we are down to the presidential election and the candidates areepulling out all the stoops. >> eric lupher is live for us in lakewood this morning. there's a different eric in the area today? >>reporter: yes that's true. eric trump will be here at colorado christia

the winning ticket was bought at the seven-eleven on west alameda ave in lakewood. it's been six months with no winner -- but no longer. the winner has 180 days to cash it in. sensation at the second presidential debate is getting another turn in the spotlight. where you can be seeing ken bone the undecided voter quickly became an internet meme when he asked a question at the second presidential debate -- mostly because of his red sweater. now -- the maker of that sweater izod is bringing bone to the nation's capital to film a 'get out the vote' commercial. the commercial has fun with his internet fame -- but the message is simple... go vote. it's been a nasty and heated presidential election -- but even the candidates can and trump took at each other -- this time all in good fun, school when two girls start looking for the weapons to carry it out. caught and stopped before the >>> a threat gets close to becoming real at one high sc w looking for weapons to carry it out. they were caught and stopped before the danger. one will be in court today. >> i lightly replied

live in lakewood, jamie leary, cbs4 morning news. >>> thanks, jamie. a dramatic rescue from this deadly apartment fire in new york city. this fire on 93rd street on new york's upper east side tore through the building. one person died, at least 12 are hurt, including seven firefighters. but the story of an amazing rescue is also emerging. a firefighter lowered himself on a rope to a man on the fifth floor who yelled out he was burning. the firefighter was lowered over the flames, grabbed the a few seconds later, that rope burned through. >>> new this morning, in response to police brutality accusations and community unrest, the denver police department is drafting a new use of force policy. this apparently ensures officers use the least amount of force necessary to quell problems. "the denver post" reports the new guidelines are based on policies recommended by national policing experts. chief white says the draft is nearly reviewed by officers, community leaders and office of the monitor. >>> to politics now, today hillary clinton campaigns with the f

but this is all for such a wonderful cause right here in lakewood today. for now, getting answers here in lakewood. cnn, new yorker, back to you. >> anchor: thank you sia. speaking of fund raisers our over tiffani tucker you saw there hosting the children's fall festival this weekend. it benefits programs to help children with disabilities. providing educational and support services. designed especially for children with physical disabilities. >> still to come on cleveland 19 this morning. a back to anyone with smart technology in their homes. we show you how hackers can use your smart tv's or baby monitors to get your money and destroy your sense of privacy. beth? >> weather: some of you up to 51 degrees. that was the daytime high yesterday. and we are going to be warmer today. we are actually going to see the sunshine. downtown is looking fantastic. i have our world series forecast >> live from cleveland's news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kent. this is 19 action news. >> anchor: 7:11. technology from tv to baby monitors, even your frig. but ha

as everyone is thinking aboutons lakewood firefighter, terry scavone.e. he was a husband, he was a father, and he was a fireman. a hard worker, who loved his jo for the last 34 years. when he was a fireman it was the greatest thing for all of us.ng it was the most importantly for him, it was his greatest job ever. a life work he was set to retire from next may.. him, it wwever. until scavone found out he had cancer. it wasn't until i became an adult that i truly appreciated my dad who he really was. a kind generous man who lovedwhe his family and loved his job. it seems surreal that the public servant is gone.eems surreal t i knew that my dad was watching me, band practice, choir. it didn't matter if i couldn't see him from the stage. didn't r i knew he saw me. after memories shared by family. the scavones were presented with items including the flag that was flying at lakewood's firewee station number 3 on the day of the 65 year old's passing.ion ne they also received his badge, number 74. terry is going to be missed, he was one of us.s goin and as two j

live in lakewood, jamie leary, cbs4 morning news. >>> is it a case of neglectful parents that left a girl combine to make the girl a victim? a trial is set today in fort collins today against these parents. investigators found the 7-year- old girl malnourished unable walk and talk, suffering from seizures. 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

someone in lakewood is nearly morning. it took 6 long months-- but some one has finally matched all 6 numbers for colorado's lottery. the state says the winning ticket was purchased at the 7-11 on west alameda avenue in lakewood. the winner has 180 fighting back against iraqi and kurdish attempts to retake mosul. they attacked targets in and around the city kirkus early this morning -- sending suicide bombers into a power plant around 30 miles from the city. iraqi and kurdish forces captured it thursday. this was their biggest push towards the isis held city mosul. they're now just ten miles away. it's happening faster than u-s commanders anticipated. soldiers celebrated after capturing what appears to have been an isis headquarters. good morning

live in lakewood, paul >>> the human toll of human trafficking. a news 5 exclusive investigation into this million dollar industry. >> i remember just saying like this is my lot in life this is what i have to do. and so i became numb. >> you will hear chilling stories from the victims. some trapped by trafficking, >>> we're going to take a stroll into our past into world series history. >> the last time the indians won the series was 1948, now 2016 could be their year for a repeat performance. james gherardi is live to show us how a trip to the ballpark has really changed in the last 68 years. >> reporter: that's right, lee. you won't believe how much the cost of a world series ticket was a lot has changed since then, including where the indians play the game. a little nostalgia for you tonight. just to remind you how long it's been since the tribe won the big one. ? take me out to the ball game ? >> reporter: some things never change. the crack of the bat. the roar of that crowd. the sights and sounds of baseball have endured generations. but for

. >>> new video shows the moment a man opens fire in lakewood. the clues investigators are hoping to get from these images. >>> tracking hurricane matthew as the storm hammers the carolinas. why the authority is not over and the damage caused by the storm and florida. >>> they lost ho another friends are coming together to give this couple a new start. >> i am completely overwhelmed took >>> we're in the middle of another great weekend. low 70s in and around the front which communities. in the day to have -- in the gine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. in colorado, we stand together, they've spread falsehoods about president obama. trump: oh, no. coffman: i don't know whether barack obama was born in

in lakewood molly hendrickson denver7. >>> we are just getting started. denver7 uncovers an aurora parole office hidden inside a building where kids go to learn. >> i'm a little surprised, very disappointed. >> we put city leaders in the told local residence. >>> this plane bursted into flames on the runway. the rush inside as passengers this is the colorado none of us want to lose. i'm gail schwartz, and i'm running for congress to stop the sale of our public lands. coloradans should have the freedom to use this land for ranching, hunting and fishing, not watch it sold off to the highest bidder. scott tipton wants to cut off our access to these lands for generations to come, killing thousands of jobs. i approved this message because i won't let that happen. >>> tonight more fallout after an exclusive denver7 investigation earlier this month where we uncovered an internal e-mail showing the state department of corrections talking about misleading neighbors about a new parole office in aurora. >> a parole office where more report every month. so tonight ch

>> hi. >> say hi to everybody at school in lakewood. thank you so much for coming in and being one of our jr. weather watchers. he reports the weather in lakewood all the time and we appreciate that. if you or someone you know is between 6-12-years-old and want to become a part of our jr. weather program, head over to our web site and see how to become part of the weather watcher team. thank you again so much for coming in. >> hey, good morning. i love the junior weather watchers. police still working the accident scene. it will be closed for quiet a while. i'm just going to take you to the map so you have an idea where this is. probably the best alternates is bright >> if you have a sunroof on your car, the safety administration is looking into reports of more tan sunroofs exploded. one woman was in her mini van sunroof shattered. you can head to cbs denver.com. >> while the monster hurricane matthew is brewing along the eastern portion of the united states, locals are effected. matthew is crippling the beer business. it's effecting th

there's that heavier rain from lakewood up to lafayette and thornton. fort collins, loveland, greeley, windsor all seeing light rain this morning. we're in the 40s along the i-25 corridor. 30s in the colorado high country. temperatures will not climb very much today from where they are right now. highs will only be in the 50s this afternoon, and overall will be our coolest day in five months. last time we had a day this cool was in may. going forward starting at 7:00 a.m., mountain snow, front range rain, and rain on the eastern plains as well. closer to lunch today, the rain will taper off. snow in the high country will taper off as well, but won't end completely. eastern plains some of that rain will transition to snow from sterling to nebraska. here's 7:00 this evening, by be over with. skies clear. and tomorrow we expect to have our first official freeze of the season. 31 freeze warning for tomorrow. 64 tomorrow afternoon. and a beautiful weekend ahead. saturday, sunday, and even monday highs in the 70s with sunshine. joel. >>> southbound coming int

that was this morning in lakewood. has only minor wounds. the car chief didn't get the car but he got away. >>> the denver police department has a new tool to help prevent deadly shootings and came the community safe. sending a 300 degree training simulator, offering nearly 100 scenarios an officer might find on the streets. a person controls the simulation, deciding what split-second decisions that officer will have to make >>> new developments in the case against a former youth pastor who worked in parker and littleton. a judge sentenced christopher hutchinson to 90 days in jail. he inappropriately touched a 13-year-old girl. jennifer brice is live at the arapahoe county courthouse furs. and prosecutors wanted a longer more than what this defendant got. the district attorney's office was asking for four years years. this is on the low end of the term they were asking. they got nothing close to that. they were able to ask for this jail time because this was a suspect who was a person in a position of trust: a pastor. chris hutchinson was se

[cheering and applause] >> evan mcmillan will be coming to denver in the -- lakewood in fact tonight. the conservative is running neck and neck in utah. mcmillan will be out at the colorado christian event center tonight starting at 8:30 in lakewood. >>> as voters in florida head to this morning a local teenager and state senator are headed to court over the no selfie bill. he has been looking into this. kind of a fine line, andrew, if you search #ballotselfie on twitter or facebook, you will find lots of pictures of people voting. if you share how you voted, this is a misdemeanor. this goes back to a law from 1891. it says sharing how you vote is illegal and now a state senator and a du student are trying to change that with a lawsuit. that student, scott romano says that people should be able to show their patriotism. >> whether it's a ballot selfie or taking a photo inside of a like senator hill, said, that's up to the individual. >> reporter: in this age of social media, she says it protects against, quote, intimidation or inducement. park, andrew sorenson. commercial. >> thank yo

then he heads to lakewood. the rally starts at 6:00 p.m. eric trump has stood by his father's side throughout this campaign period. his voice is more important than ever with 12 days to go before the election. right here at colorado christian university at 6:00 tonight. i'm eric lupher, denver7 news. >>> hillary clinton's camp continues to deal with fall out from leaked e-mails. serious conflict inside her campaign. implies the state department was slow to respond to the they wanted to "get away with it". >>> this man is a convicted murder and used to be a rocky fort police officer. today he will be sentenced for killing a 27-year old man in 2014. he could spend the rest of his life behind bars. >>> police brutality is button issue across the country. denver's police chief is changing the way the department deals with criminals. >> good morning, this is actually a writing of the use of force policy of the denver police department. this according to our partners at the denver post, it shifts the focus away from allowing officers to use force

. >> reporter: patty sullivan, teacher and lakewood, the lucky fans will be at tuesday's game. >> i am beyond thrilled. >> reporter: she says she remembers watching the 97 game from outside the fence. to share, to be inside -- this is the best . >> reporter: i asked fans to give the team some advice headed into the series. >> keep your spirits up because you guys can do it. you are so much of a team. >> does do exactly what you have done all year. exactly what you have done all year . you have been fabulous and our faith is behind you. >>the advice, just win. we just checked on ticket races for game one and they are now going for $800. one seed in the diamond box will set you back 14,000 one seed in the diamond box will set you back $14,400. >>> still ahead: it is lights out for a popular long -- lounge with a long history of problems .>>> abc news election tracking poll. we are breaking down the numbers and looking at what it means for both presidential candidates headed into the final stretch of the campaign. >>> donald trump statue hits the auction block and sells well be on the est

volunteers with the save lakewood hospital committee has gotten enough signatures and now they are trying to capitalize on a 2nd chance to reverse the vote last year to against issue 64. >> if people vote against it we go back to the original agreement. >> reporter: official cited several issues, but proponents are frustrated with the lack of access. >> it is morally corrupt. the clinic has been taking out services at the hospital, and of course by taking out services they made the hospital less >> reporter: there is another group that wants people to vote for 64. they say the hospital was probably going to close anyways, and they say going back on that contract would put the city in unchartered territory, a legal limbo that could result in expensive lawsuits. >> it will guarantee 21st help century in lakewood. the health center will move forward because of that binding >>> this will be one for the record books no matter who wins but of course go tribes. >>> thank you for starting your sunday here with us. coming up this morning: the five-year wait is almost over. the innerbelt bridge is

. >> he will be in colorado springs this afternoon and lakewood this evening. that's where we have denver7 reporter eric lupher. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, he will be at colorado christian university where i am live at 6:00 tonight. he's going to be in colorado springs all afternoon starting with a round table at noon and a rally at the headquarters at 2:00 this afternoon. the hillary clinton campaign is diverting afengs away from eric trump's visit. this comes directly from their campaign. veterans oming together to cast their ballots for hillary clinton. it goes on to say she's the only candidates with a steady leadership and mproved experience to be commander in chief. ii sharp contrast to clinton's proven time and time again he lacks the temperament to hold the highest office. he calls it failed experience and he says he will drain the swamp in washington d.c. if he gets in the white house. eric trump will be here all day ending his trip at colorado university at 6:00 tonight. >>> he's my little brother. baseball star confronting the man who k

across the metro area, we drop down to 43 in lakewood. congress park at 42 as well. there could be a little bit of patchy fog forming tonight because the humidity is hiih and the winds are light. 36 by morning up at park. out on the eastern plains, mid- 30s expected. statewide, most of the readings are going to be in the 30s over the i'ller he will doctor -- higher he elevations. some of the higher -- that's where the warmer air is coming from over the next 24 to 48 hours. thursday morning, some areas of low clouds and fog early, but they won't last like they did today. we'll have sunshine breaking out by mid-morning, and with up. 75, foot collins. greeley, 73. 7 oz all across -- 70s all across the plains accept burlington -- except burlington. 77 at fort morgan. as far as tonight's weather, partly cloudy and chilly. could be a little patchy fog with a low temperature of 38 degrees. tomorrow, the high temperature going to be in the 70s. mostly sunny. warmer conditions, winds light frrm the southeast about 5 to friday, i'm going to put that as our bright spot with tem

. >>> lakewood police are asking for help in locating a missing woman. take a good look at these photos. officer say 24-year-old was last seen at her apartment on edgewater drive on october 16. please say she is about 54, see on her left wrist anyone with information is asked to call lakewood police. >>> in the face of growing outrage the government has stopped its attempt to take back enlistment bonuses from members of the california national guard. almost a decade after those bonuses were paid. these incentives were reportedly handed out to boost ranks during the iraq and afghanistan wars. defense secretary ashton carter put a hold to the process today and the decision follows the los angeles times story that the pentagon ordered nearly 10,000 california guard members to repay the bonuses. >> we volunteered and signed on the line and did our duty and now they're slapping us in the face for it. >> guard members received $15,000 or more to reenlist for another tour of combat an investigation in 2011 determined that those bonuses were an error or in legal

. >>> fire crews are looking in to what caused a limo to catch fire in lakewood. the fire spread to near if by vehicles. denver police are looking for shot, two killed in dinver. it happened before midnight in north denzer in the front yard of a home. police are still investigating and are not sure what led up to the shooting. two mmn were killed, one suffered critical injuries. >>> bolder police are looking for a shooter. it happened right before the bark closed. a fight broke out and carried in to the the victim is not a student at cu. police are still investigating this shooting. >>> tomorrow, investigators will be on a landfill to search for a missing toddler's body. he was reported missing out of wyoming earlier this week. investigators believe the body was put in a dumpster and ended in a landfill. to try if they can't find the buddy. >> if no one is talking in that kind of way and they don't know what happened or how it happened and don't have a body to tell them how it happened, it makes things more ifficult. >> the mother is in the hospital. they have not

. >>> after buying lottery tickets for the last several decades it ended up for one man in lakewood. >> greg mr. climbed his $9.9 million jackpot this morning at the 7-eleven near alameda and garrison street. he lives with his 70-year-old mom. he said last wednesday he got up, checked his numbers and had his mom double them. he said his strategy is pray and play. >> she provided for me when i so i can do things for her that she wants to do and help other people. >> can't imagine double checking those numbers. greg says he's planning on trading in his camry for a lexus and is planning a trip to alaska with mom. he won 2 through $500 after buying a lottery ticket from that same store a few months ago. >> that store must be his lucky spot. >> i >>> we let another record today. it's going to stay warm. >>> welcome back. the new fbi investigation back into hillary clinton's e-mails, the candidate just wrapping up a short news conference about that investigation. in des moines, iowa, clinton calledn the fbi to immediately release all the information it has on her e- mails. that echos the s

. >> and a lakewood 7-eleven sells a lotto ticket worth >>> a 7-eleven in lakewood sold a lotto ticket worth nearly $10 million. the colorado lottery said someone purchased the ticket last night at the 7-eleven at 9200 west alameda avenue. it matched all six numbers, 3, 4, 5, 9, 14, 36. the unusually large lotto grand prize is the re consecutive drawings without a jackpot winner. that winner has 180 days to claim the prize. lotto is one of colorado's in state jackpot games with a starting jackpot of 1 million bucks. drawings are every wednesday and saturday at 7:35 p.m. >>> a warning for homeowners, there are hundreds, potentially thousands of homes in this country that are crumbling at the foundation. homeowners are watching their concrete basement walls crack and buckle because of a mineral in the concrete and it's they have no option but to come up with hundreds of thousands of dollars to fix them. homeowners insurance policies do not cover the damage. it's a wake-up call for all those who own a home. to be very clear about what is and not covered in their homeowners insurance polic

we will keep you >>> and in lakewood a flower shop is calling foul. the flower shop on madison avenue had only had chief wahoo there for the night but when they opened the store back up chief wahoo's head was gone. they will recreate it as they wait for whoever took it to bring it back. chief wahoo a controversial figure there. maybe they should a pumpkin head on top, right? close up the series against the red sox today. >> game three was closed out yesterday by rain lurking from hurricane matthew so they face the red sox tonight at 6:00. >> the good news is there will be great weather there in boston for the game. matthew is out, now downgraded to a post tropical cyclone. >>> let's get you ready here at home for the morning rush. temperatures are in the 40s here this cleveland but a lot of neighborhoods are fairing in the 30s this morning. dry conditions, clear skies and seat warmers while you are hitting the road. you will see a nice, smooth ride during the 8:00 hour and temperatures will be climbing to a high of 61 today. >>> fast food combos can s

. >>> lakewood staple is going out of business. what will happen to the employees at nature's bin. >> the night a man is camping out in one of arguably the most dangerous places in northeast ohio. we will explain what this says about violence in our community and what he is trying to accomplish. >>> why popular brand is being recalled and how to get a refund. >>> this is channel 3 news at 11. >>> we help people with disabilities. they come in with a great smile and they put a smile on customer's faces. our face. >> good evening. for decades. tonight the nature's bin grocery store is closing its doors next month. >> it's not only a place for residents to shop, the closure will impact its unique job placement program. >> nature's bin has been around since 1975 and in the same lakewood location for the past 25 years. it employs around 35 people. anme disabilities. for the local customers it was an emotional day. >> i need to stock up on my favorite things. >> she is shop here for 8 years. >> it's hard not to have a tear. >> she believ

. >> tucked away in the heart of lakewood on busy detroit road is an extra special place, a place where kiddos and parents meet. >> we have the support of other parents that are going through similar challenges and similar celebrations and joy that is go along with being a parent of a >> gigi's playhouse and parents and children come to play. gigi's playhouse is so much more. celeste has been coming here ever since finding clementine will have down's syndrome. >> it shows me what clementine will do as she gets older and it is fun to watch as the kids grow. >> it is a genetic disorder affecting a person's physical and mental development. my daughter gianna syndrome and happens to have the same nickname that this magical place is named after. they opened the first gigi's place in illinois over a decade ago. now there are over 30. >> we are all about breaking down the barrier and worldwide acceptance for individuals with down's syndrome. that's a huge part of what we do and why we are here. >> reporter: this is the gym area of gigi's playhouse. there's a couple of rooms where therapy. that

they also received hiba is to join the lakewood fire department on sunday this crowd is odds fitting tribute because five heard the bone was such a strong role model. and lakewood allison brown fox a news.od still ahead much more from tonight second presidential debate m coming up here how don aboutp an open mic and tried to turn into into an attack on his opponents. see how trump made headlines before the debate even started why these three women we're sitting alongside they candidates. a man attacked me in a parking garage. tried to stab me with an 8-inch knife. but i carry a pistol. i fight back. that's why i'm still here. every woman has a right to defend herself with a gun if she chooses. hillary clinton disagrees with that. don't let politicians take away your right to own a gun. welcome back it was part debate part debacle don trump and hillaryle clinton take care and blasting each other for 90 minutes tonight as he sought on fox 8 andrew spencer shows us how the two candidates responded.ho from take long for don trump and hillary clinton go after each other itches awfully goo

. >>> lakewood, $10 million richer. lotto winnings here, especially if you got your ticket at the 711 on west alameda and lakewood. the ticket with all six matching >>> brock is coming back and the broncos can't wait to see him again. you can bet the fans will be reaching out for high-fives at mile high this time around. we will hear from brock coming up. and what a night for att donald trump and congressman coffman would punish women. and coffman tried to redefine rape to mean only forcible rape. in coffman's bill, victims who were drugged, even minors, victims of statutory rape, would not be considered rape victims. coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado. about a year ago, 30 ethiopians were killed by isis. reporter: mass execution of ethiopian christians... mike coffman was the only one that reached out to our community. he went to every ethiopian church. he was there, and he was sharing the sadness that we were actually experiencing at the time. that means a lot to us and to me. i'm mike coffman, >>> welco

almost 4/10 of an inch at lakewood ranch. showers and thunderstorms move south from the north end surfaced winds from the northeast and steering current looking at north. heavier showers and thunderstorms developing. computer model suggested could happen with heavy rains at times. heavier activity offshore in yellows and reds. lightning strikes the border between citrus and hernando and offshore you see heavy rains developing. thunderstorms over the sky weightlifting towards downtown st. petersbu see showers. harris manatee and sarasota county with good coverage of rain out to lake placid. heavy rains in northport earlier. slowly lifting to the north. if you have not seen showers yet and polk county you still may. great shot from christina in bradenton. interesting cloud formations mostly in the 70s and in pinellas a few 80s and the map. 80 dade city. 81 brooksville. showers and thunderstorms mostly across central and southern portion of peninsula and offshore south west coast. this is something we want to pay attention to ov

he believes that's one of the --steve davis/lakewood police department-- --04:03-12-- people need to know that they are police department works with them not for them not against them but with them. it's a message he hopes spreads to all police departments and communities. --take nat:-- --03:22-28-- it's good thing for both sides making policing a partnership. for the now, i'm kumasi aaron. we're potentially just weeks away..... from learning the fate of the proposed n-f-l stadium.... here in las vegas... only on 13 action news.... live at 6:30.. casino bil steve wynn weighs in.... on the debate over the stadium. why he says... this is something.... las vegas needs. plus.. details on what's being revealed about republican presidential nominee donald trump that has him trying to dodge some big shots from his politics should never come before basic health care, but that's the choice joe heck keeps making. planned parenthood for checkups and cancer screenings, but congressman joe heck voted ten times to take away their funding. heck even threatened to shut down the federal government to

in lakewood kirk yuhnke fox 31 news. it's cool to see how much easier this makes again thing seem so simple for us we put this which don't even think about it. it's not so simple. he really is. let's talk broncos now. the latest on the broncos this morning we've got the game a couple of days away. a little good news on quarterback trevor siemian the starter returned to practice yesterday. but there is still no guarantee he will be good to go by sunday. the young quarterback did make his first throws of the week after sitting out wednesday. the good thing is the injury is to his non throwing shoulder. but unfortunately, if siemian does miss sunday's game, the broncos have a short week. th p thursday. his got to get better life by then. rookie paxton lynch is taking the majority of the first team's snaps. did some seven on seven that stuff that we do in on this they did the so he threw. took a big step forward today. like i said probably see how he comes out today how he feels tomorrow. here is the best news. the defense i

these are lakewood police officers. driving through school zones, to see the kids dressed up in their costumes, sprinting across the street to get to class. they do that sort of thing. traffic in full costume as part of operation crosswalk. these pictures are from last year. it's a reminder to always be individual lent and all pedestrians have the right of way in crosswalks. if you see a banana directing traffic, know it's a lakewood police officer. >>> all right, what's halloween without a good old fashion ghost hunt? whether you believe in ghosts or not, it's fun on halloween. 9news ferreira is live in the downtown firefighter's museum. >> reporter: good morning. this place was the denver fire station number one from 1909 to around 1974. so you can understand if there are some spirits that are still in these walls, in this building. this piece of equipment right here. i want to bring you here, 1867. they have a piece of equipment that is that old. as you can see, it's a piece of come along with history, too. i want to

meanwhile place in lakewood searching for clues after stretch limo catches fire. the limo parked inside a barn cornell place, that building next to another barn with horses inside. the horses are fine and zero people hurt but the quickly put out the fire and now working to determine who are what started the fire. new tonight damages are powerful earthquake tonight. and completely covered and rubble 6.6 magnitude earthquake struck early this morning and called the strongest earthquake to hit the country more than three decades in a small town can be seen rushing out of their church and to the matriarchs. and the clock tower crumbles. some seriously but remarkably, -- for the first time in two years iraqi christians celebrated mass this morning. handful of people gathered at the church off of southeast of the muzzle and backed by us-led and owl -- they continued . and tensions to blow over early-morning fire set here the camp for dakota access pipeline. no one hurt and no property damaged in the blaze of the land but burned 400 acres they are. stop multibillion-doll

mcallen was in lakewood today and lauren dispirito covered the visit. lauren? >> reporter: if he does win utah, and then neither trump nor clinton secure a majority of the electoral college votes, and it's a slim chance that would happen, but a chance, then the election goes to the house of representatives where some political analysts say he would be elected. despite having virtually shot at winning by popular vote. >> thank you. >> reporter: campaigning for the first time in colorado, independent presidential candidate evan mcmullin started his event sharing his background acknowledging many of the people in his own audience might not know who he is. >> someone had to stand on principle. i didn't know if this would be successful or how it would play in 11 states. but is gaining attention as polls show him tied or leading the race in utah. where conservatives show reluctance to vote for republican candidate donald trump. >> a new conservative movement will stand up for women when they are attacked. >> reporter: policy director for house republicans ex-cia offi

live in lakewood, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. stolen bicycle and the now viral plea for its return. the veteran has spent the past six weeks in fort collins getting cancer treatment for his dog. just before they were supposed to leave town, someone stole his specialized bike. jeff todd joins us now. this is a one-of-a-kind bike? >> reporter: its carbon fiber and made specially for a veterans organization. when the owner found out it went missing he did what we all do these days. he went on to facebook and his post has now been shared more than 1000 times. >> a letter to a bike you. dear stranger, i'd first like to introduce myself. my name is robert kugler a marine veteran. you have them stolen an object. you've stolen a part of me. you've taken something that you had no right to even lay your hands on let alone cut it from its lock and claimant has run. >> reporter: robert kugler has been traveling the country with his dog bella and special bike for the past year. >> we get held up in fort collins for a while because cancer came

lakewood's johnson looks for wilson ivory who shows off some fancy moves. he takes it and weaves and he's inside the 10 and harris throws down for trueblood who gets it almost in but to the 1. so harris keeps it and with some nifty moves touchdown gladiators. they go for two and that's going to do it for the eagle 8 channel 8. >> the cougars of durant invading plant city, ward on fist 1st and -- 1st and goal, look at that move. 6-3 raiders. all cougars after that. carlton potter to brandon myers, 16-6 at that point. the raiders play well on offense, just couldn't convert in the red zone, had chances tipped into the hands of christopher gay. he's taking it out and the cougars get bragging rights again, 16-6. >> you hear those bells? i think that's double-a's playbook. look, dan, horsies. second play of the game trevor hawks, that's play action and just like people forgot about dre, the bulldogs forget about the big tight end with the rat fast forward to the 2nd same score. bulldogs qb charles harrison has 99 problems, that's not one. heck of a recovery and c

that included robbing two lakewood banks, jumping counters and threatening employees. they tried to get away, police say the men carried out two carjackings, shot two more people, and punched a woman in the face. the suspect became known as the scream robbers. for the masks they even one landing on the fbi's most wanted list. before being caught. now those suspects will spend -- stand trial. tyrone richardson, miguel sanders, and myloh mason face dozens of charges that include attempted murder, kidnapping and aggravated robbery. the prosecution says dna evidence and witness testimony link the three men to the crimes. the defense will argue there are inconsistencies in those blame. 200 people have been summoned for jury selection. the trial is expected to last six weeks. and opening statements in the case are set to begin on monday. live in lakewood, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. >> thank you, lauren. >>> the story of a veteran his stolen bicycle and the now viral plea for its return. the veteran has spent the past six weeks in fort collins getting his dog. just before t

in lakewood ranch we believe in a community where we put down our roots. this is our town. this is our common ground. experience it yourself during the tour of homes. our annual model home spectacular beginning october 21st, featuring more than 50 stunning model homes it's 5:--, i'm jen epstein thanks for joining us this friday morning.. and i'm vanessa ruffes.. we want to get straight to a fatal accident this morning at one of tampa's busiest intersections.. fox 13's alcides segui is near the intersection of 275 and i-4.. alcides what can the time now is 5:??. let's get you up to the minute on today's top stories: polk county deputies are investigating the death of a 5-year-old boy... after he was hit by a truck, his bike.. the incident happened just before five last night--on saddlewood boulevard off rockridge road in lakeland.. deputies say austin crawford was riding his bike with his big sister, near their house... after he was hit -- a neighbor tried to save the boy by doing c-p-r... but he later died. the driver of the truck is cooperating with deputies. we expect to

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in lakewood, allison brown, fox 8 news. >> here smith is still us free agent is waiting for a new contract with the cavaliers play have not seen them at t man seen in a very route on friday he went to the indians game on saturday he went to thee ohio state buckeyes game in columbus and on sunday you guessed it he went to the browns gamen so i think high school got an idea t and they invited him o friday night's game against north ridgefield. you might just seem on the for many along the nation's east coast hurricane matthew is not -penio ---- over. more trouble for samsung why dealing withll reports ofe fires even after thy replace the phone spent exploded.rr good at morning.o mostly clear sky with temperaturesr away fully fitted dropped into they f low 40s here park savor much warmer than that by noon time for all even out and make it into the lower 50s with temperatures low average for woolly see any frost will talk more about the rain chances and look at the forecast for the indians game when we come back. reese's peanut butter doughnut square. frosted with chocolate and filled with ree