our tom mustin spoke with this mother. >> reporter: she is worried about clowns this halloween. >> it is going to descents of desensitize kids from clowns. it is going to be a tough one to word, but we toughly are going to put something up. >> reporter: clowns have been reported across the country including here in colorado. susan is worried halloween night could be the perfect opportunity for clowns to blend in with others and cause problems. >> a lot of it is but there are people who don't find it a hoax and will use it for something that is not a good thing. >> reporter: two doors down bread they created his home and he says susan's fine goes too far -- sign goes too far. >> it take the spirit out of halloween. >> reporter: his son will address as a clown for halloween. the recent hysteria has made the costume extremely popular >> as soon as someone started making scary stuff about clowns , everybody started joining in. >> reporter: as susan prepares her sign he has a message for his neighbors. >> stay safe and watch out for clowns. >> reporter: tom mustin, cbs4 news. >>> the legal

tom mustin reports. >> reporter: they are two of colorado's greatest sports heroes, john elway and chauncey phillips. and now both are using their celebrity status on the campaign trail. they are supporting amendment 71 colorado constitution. >> they don't belong in the constitution. that's why amendment 71 deserves your vote . >> reporter: phillips supporting hillary clinton. >> we are here today to endorse hillary clinton . >> reporter: monday, phillips appeared in park hill along side former mayor -- alongside former mayor webb. >> i am not a politician nor do i have the desire to be but i am a conscious citizen . >> reporter: phillips says he decided to endorse clinto after hearing donald trump's so- called "locker room talk." >> to be bragging about sexual assault is flat-out disgraceful. i have never been part of a locker room like that nor will i ever be . >> reporter: political analyst dick wadhams says both phillips and elway poll a lot of weight in colorado. >> both are seen as pillars of the community in many ways. they kind of transcend sports . >> reporter: but to their dick wa

we sent tom mustin up to the and the citizen response. >> reporter: it's one of colorado's scenic highways. now squaw pass road is being tarnished by illegal dumping. >> you think what a beautiful road. until you go over the side of a parking area and you look down over the embankment. and you see all the garbage. >> reporter: tim deegan noticed the problem a few weeks ago when he and his wife pulled over to look at the view on the way to echo lake. >> looked over and embankment. and it was full of garbage. lie. >> reporter: wednesday he and fellow rotary members organized a cleanup along with dozens of volunteers and police, fire and forest service members. they collected truckloads of debris. >> we had a refrigerator we retrieved out of there. sofas, shutters from the house. remnants of carpeting. you name it. >> reporter: chamber of commerce president betsy hayes says the people caught dumping on forest service land face a heavily -- a heavy penalty. >> this is not okay. once you cross the line it's $1000 fine. >> reporter: it can also include up to 30 days in jail. and with little gath

cbs4's tom mustin live on the story tonight. sounds like she's been through a lot. >> reporter: fire guts of her louisville home two months ago. she was told by the company the house would be livable in two to three weeks. two months later you can see it's pretty much a construction zone. now she tells me her insurance money is maxed out. no one is returning her calls and she has nowhere else to go. don o'keefe doesn't know where to turn. >> i don't know where we're going to go. >> reporter: as of tuesday she and her family no longer have a place to live. condyle for 13 years. and electrical fire got at her home. her insurance company paid for don and five family members including two grandchildren to live in a nearby hotel for up to two months. while the home was being restored. at that time don signed a contract with belfour restoration to fix the damage. >> he had actually told me the job would take between two and three weeks. >> reporter: the insurance company paid $15,000 for the work which she says was never completed. mo

in pueblo, tom mustin, cbs4 news. >>> this was clinton's first campaign stop in colorado since august. trump is in florida getting out of the boat, he launched a new attack ads saying the islamic state will quote take over this country if hillary clinton is elected. nbc's donna which -- the e-mail dump exposing the internal works of the clinton campaign. trump says it shows faith is under fire and he says the e- mail shows clinton staffers thought e her private e-mail server. >> notice, anything that goes wrong they blame russia. russia did it. they have no idea. we're being hacked. because we have people that don't know what they're doing. the new e-mails also show members of the clinton team viciously attacking catholics and evangelicals. they attack catholics and evangelicals. it won't be tolerated by the voters. >> trump told the crowd that clinton has to go to jail over her 33,000 e-mails that were deleted after congress requested that they be safe. trump is behind in colorado and tied with clinton in our neighboring state of utah. you can see more of hillary clinton's speech in

tom mustin, cbs4. f0 >> that is great to see that. good job, guys. >>> consumer alert as the nation's largest retailer says it feels our holiday line pain. wal-mart says the number one request for the holiday season is a quicker checkout. wal-mart is training more people to registers. they'll have workers who will run and grab items you may have forgotten so you don't lease ,, ,, 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. 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 scott tipton -- our congressman? or is he a real-estate agent for big-money campaign contributors? tipton sponsored a bill to give away our public lands to his out-of-state donors. called tipton's plans, "a serious threat to the outdoor recreation industry and...thousands of jobs." gail schwartz will defend our public lan

we live in evergreen, tom mustin, cbs4 news. >>> coming up, not too far west of time, the wranglers are still busy a day after a cattle truck crashed and the animals got free. >>> a teacher in idea that a school assembly was for her. and we are there for the surprise. >>> lots of moisture over in the west but it's all going up over a high-pressure ridge into ,, ,, 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. for generations to come, killing thousands of jobs. i approved this message because i won't let that happen. when i became governor, i knew we had to protect our colorado way of life. it's why i need a good team in the state senate. like rachel zenzinger, a former teacher who's fought for equal pay for equal work. daniel kagan championed property tax rebates to help seniors afford their utility bills. jenise may worked to cut taxes and tom sullivan is a veteran who be

tom mustin live in the neighborhood tonight, that homeowner now facing some serious charges. >> reporter: including first- degree murder. denver police tell us that teenagers tried to climb over the fence to steal a man's pot a decision proved deadly. >> within a minute or two, the cops were here, -- >> reporter: scott woke up this morning -- sunday morning to the sound of gunfire. in the whittier neighborhood. >> we heard the shots go off. there was about six initially and then a little break and then two more. >> reporter: denver police got a call from a 14-year-old saying he had been shot and his 15-year-old friend keelan mosley was dead. police used shot spotter in the backyard of this home. allegedly shot by 48-year-old keith hammock after climbing his fence and trying to steal his illegal outdoor pot plants. >> we proceeded to watch you know, the ambulance come and wheel off two individuals. >> reporter: the 14-year-old is in critical condition. and may be paralyzed. police say hammock told them the teens jumped over the fence and found them lying on the ground. offiat near hammock

tom mustin live at the you right now. the students are a bit startled by the news. >> reporter: surprised and i want to give you an example of the man's handiwork. cds distinctive black lines across from campus. tonight authorities say this man samson whittemore is violent, dangerous and still on the run. >> that's a little unsettling. i would say. >> reporter: students at the university of denver are on edge after hearing of violent graffiti artist stalking the campus. >> it's a little uneasy feeling like someone like that is around our campus here. offender with extensive criminal past. denver police believe this graffiti found all across campus and at the united methodist church on university are his work. wednesday du issued a campus safety alert that caught the attention of kaitlyn baker. >> obviously that's scary for anybody knowing there's a violent offender around campus. >> reporter: student wurth shurtleff has seen the graffiti. he is puzzled. >> i would wonder wh graffiti security contacted denver police, chris

. >> tom mustin went up to check out what they've been about the problem. great stuff. >> reporter: it's one of colorado's scenic highways. now squaw pass road is being tarnished. >> you think what a beautiful road, until you go over to the side of a parking area and look down over the embankment and see the garbage. >> reporter: tim noticed the problem a few weeks ago when he and his wife pulled over to look at the view. >> looked over and it was full of garbage. i can't let this lie. >> reporter: wednesday, he and his fellow rotary members organized a cleanup of the areas with volunteers and police, fire and forest service members. together, they collected truck loads of debris. >> we had a refrigerator, sofas, shutters from a house, remnants of carpeting, bottles, cans, food items. you name it. >> reporter: of commerce president betsy hayes says those who are caught dumping face a heavy penalty. >> this is not okay. when you cross the line into clear creek county, it's a thousand fine. >> reporter: it could also include 30 days in jail. with the litter g

tom mustin live there now for us. someone lost their life over possibly pot plants? >> reporter: that's what denver police are telling us. the two teens actually climbed over the fence behind me to steal the man's marijuana plants. seconds later shots rang out from the second floor window. killing 15-year-old boy and seriously wounding his 14-year- old friend. >> reporter: scott hachey woke up early sunday morning to the sound of gunfire near his home in denver's whittier neighborhood. >> we heard the shots go off, kind of rang out. is about six initially and then a little break and then two more. >> reporter: denver police got a call from a 14-year-old saying he had been shot and his 15-year-old friend keylin mosley was dead. police used shot spotter technology to find the two victims in the backyard of this home on high street. allegedly shot by 48-year-old keith hammock after climbing his fence, and trying to steal >> we proceeded to watch unfortunately the ambulance come and we'll off two individuals. >> reporter: the 14-year-old is in critical condition and acco

in pueblo, tom mustin, cbs4 news. >>> republican donald trump last week. very clear the candidates feel winning colorado is key if they're going to win the national election. trump is in florida, pounding his opponents after tom mentioned, wikileaks published e-mails that say shows the clinton campaign marking conservative catholics. trump says faith is under attack in this country. and claims he's the only candidate who can protect religion. trump also again brought up clinton's 33,000 deleted e- mails while in florida. after, not before, that would be bad, but after getting the subpoena to give over your e- mails and lots of other things, she deleted the e-mails! she has to go to jail. >> clinton says trump is running a scorched-earth campaign. >>> a teenager suicide leads to the discovery of racist and anti-semitic chat messages between students. the school expelled five students. more than a dozen themed facebook group chat. they attended six different schools along the front range and western slope. cbs4's andrea flores live in boulder prep high schoo

so for them to pay any attention, this probably accomplishes that. >> reporter: tom mustin, cbs 4 news. >>> the very latest on a deadly tour bus crash in palm springs, california. federal investigators said today the bus was going 65 miles per hour sunday morning. it hit a semi creeping through a construction zone at 5 miles per hour. 13 people including the bus driver were killed and 31 >> our mission is to understand what happened, why it happened, and make safety recommendations to avoid having it happen again. we expect the investigation phase 2 last anywhere from 5 to 7 days. >> the 20-year-old bus was carrying people back to l.a. after a gambling trip. it did not have seatbelts and probably not a data recorder either. >>> a frighteningly close call for a citizen. police cruiser where -- with a ride along. >> shots fired. >> [ gunshots ] >> no, no, no, no. [ crying ] >> are you okay? >> at least 14 shots were fired from an assault style weapon. three bullets hit the cruiser but neither the officer nor his passenger were hurt. no arrests have been made. >>> developing now, the sear

tom mustin explains why. >> reporter: for the past few months, devilish clowns, real and imagined, have been reported across the country, including here in colorado. now the denver zoo is taking a stand, banning clown costumes halloween event. >> i think a lot of it is this year that people are hypervigilant to it. >> reporter: zoo spokesman says there have been no threats against the zoo but the current clown climate dictated the costume ban. >> had reached a point where there would be enough people that would be concerned about clown costumes that we needed to ban it this year. >> reporter: the move comes after clown costumes have been removed from some costume stores and banned in some colorado school districts. >> not all clowns are evil. >> reporter: she says the zoo to ban all clown costumes is a little over the top. >> reporter: tyler says most of the creepy clown calamity has been a hoax, but children's safety is not worth the risk. >> i feel like most of it is overkill. but i don't know. i feel like it could be smart just to be safe this one time around especially because it's

tom mustin explains why. >> reporter: for the past few months, devilish clowns, real and imagined, have been reported across the country, including here in colorado. now the denver zoo is taking a stand, banning clown costumes from its annual boo at the zoo halloween event. >> i think a lot of it is this year that people are hypervigilant to it. >> reporter: zoo spokesman says ther against the zoo but the current clown climate dictated the costume ban. >> had reached a point where there would be enough people that would be concerned about clown costumes that we needed to ban it this year. >> reporter: the move comes after clown costumes have been removed from some costume stores and banned in some colorado school districts. >> not all clowns are evil. >> reporter: she says the zoo ban goes too far. >> i understand the concern, but to ban all clown costumes is a little over the top. been a hoax, but children's safety is not worth the risk. >> i feel like most of it is overkill. but i don't know. i feel like it could be smart just to be safe this one time around especially because it's be

but one of neighbors says her plan goes too far.tom mustin reports. susan dibartolomeo is worried about clowns this halloween. "it's going to desensitize kids from clowns,the lone tree mother of two says because of the recent "creepy clown" scare, she'll place a sign on her house banning trick or treaters in clown costumes from receiving candy. "it's put something up."for the past few months, fiendish clowns- real and imagined have been reported across the country, including here in colorado. susan is worried halloween night could be the perfect opportunity for clowns with bad intentions to blend in with others, and cause problems."a lot of it's a hoax, i agree with that, but there's going to be people that don't find it a hoax and are going to use it for thing."two doors down, brett mill has decorated his home for halloween.brett says susan's anti clown sign goes too farthink she's entitled to put up the sign, but don't take the spirit out of halloween."as luck would have it brett's sixth grade son ryland will dress as a clown for halloween.ryland sa

i'm tom mustin. >> i'm kathy walsh. thank you for joining us. cbs4's andrea flores is live at denver police headquarters. i understand we've just learned police to have a suspect in the case? >> reporter: that's right, kathy. denver police have issued a warrant for the man they believe shot and killed the expectant mother. 23-year-old quinasia russell's family hopes the forward. >> i peeked in the window. i seen my knees laying on her back. >> reporter: friends and family surrender the airway motel off east colfax after learning 23- year-old mother to be quinasia russell was shot and killed early saturday morning. >> it's kind of surreal. unbelievable. >> reporter: just before 3:00 police say officers in the area heard gunshots coming from the hotel. pronounced at the scene. >> reporter: police have identified this man brent kelly as the person responsible for russell's murder. as police worked to figure out a motive family members hoped senseless violence in their neighborhood comes to an end. >> we need to do better. we need to do better as a

in evergreen, tom mustin, cbs4 news. >>> world series last night. even 1-1 after this. cubs took the w last night against the indians. it was the first win in a fall they'd like to get used to this. they won 5-1. both take a break today. the series heads from cleveland to chicago for game three of that series tomorrow night at 6:00. >> they're tied, it's getting real. >>> the denver nuggets take their first win on the road against the new orleans pelicans. nuggets had five players in double figures, including galo. their home opener is this 7:00. michael spencer has more on sports. >>> next man up, devontae booker, we are looking at you. cj anderson missed practice yesterday after getting a second opinion on his knee. if he can't go, book will be in. the dude is as fast as can be. season in pass protection, but improved there. probably would have preferred to get him involved without an injury to cj, but they have confidence in the rookie. >> obviously book would start. how much can he handle, what kind of load can he handle, it's up to him. he's been growing. been chom

. >> i am tom mustin. melissa, i understand you talked to people who knew the victim? >> reporter: and, tom, a family mb as jose haukez. family members left this memorial this afternoon. there is a broken door boarded up and a bullet hole in another door here at the liquor store. an employee was here during the shooting, says the victim ran into the store after he was shot. >> and i heard pop, pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: witnesses heard the gunfire that shattered glass saturday. shots rang out in the parking lot of this park avenue argument between members of two small groups of people. bullets struck ap adult male -- an adult male who then ran into the liquor store. >> i said i wanted to get a beer, and they said i couldn't. >> reporter: paramedics rushed the gunshot victim to the hospital where he later died. the victim, in his 30s, went by the nickname joker. the deadly gunfire left workers at a liquor store nearby worried for their safety even considering finding a different job. >> i live and work within a mile radius. so i know my neighbors. i walk down the stree

live in littleton tonight tom mustin cbs4 news. >> thanks tom. >>> we have new information this hour on the small wild fire over the weekend in summit county. the forest service says someone near the summit county shooting range took responsible forstarting itch the person has been cited for fourth degree arson it burned 22 acres. >>> the widow of a firefighter says a bureaucratic bungel cost her 10s of thousands of dollars. >> reporter: he he died in the line of duty 15 years ago. >> i remember every moment of that day like it was yesterday. >> reporter: his widow was supposed to get the pension benefits tax free but someone messed up and she is out $70,000. is the the city of denver responsibility here? our investigation tracks down the decision makers. who screwed up here? >> i think you can draw the conclusion for yourself. >> i simply want to be able to recoup the money i lost. >> who is responsible for the pension problems that cost the widow. we hope you will join us tonight at 10 only on cbs4 news. >>> more problems for samsung and the galaxy note 7 phone. they recalled them

i'm tom mustin. >> and i'm kathy walsh. cbs4's cbs4's melissa garcia has the latest on that investigation at the motel on colfax and verbena. >> reporter: officers area heard gunfire and responded to the scene right here. right now you can see the memorial left by loved ones. police arrived at the airway motel to find a 23-year-old woman shot to death inside room number 8. we talked to her family who is pleading for her killer to come forward. >> she didn't deserve that. >> reporter: devastated friends and family embraced outside the airway motel as they learned of their loved one's violent turn yourself in. i need for you to do that. >> reporter: family members identified the victim as 20- year-old quinasia russell. but those close knew her as nene. her and says she was well loved and outgoing and had a child on the way. >> i'm really devastated right now. this is really hard for me. >> reporter: technicians snapped photos and collected evidence as detectives worked with motel management to obtain surveillance video many c

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tom mustin is there now. no clowning around at a very popular halloween event this year. >> that's right. this year's booth will be a clown-free zone. the zoo says there have been no specific threats against the zoo clown hysteria nationwide, they'd rather be safe than sorry. >> reporter: a week before halloween creepy clown hysteria is creeping in to overdrive. for the past few months, devilish clowns, real and imagined, have been reported. now the denver zoo is taking a stand, banning clown costumes from its annual boo at the zoo halloween event. >> a lot of people are hypervigilant to it. >> reporter: the zoo spokesman says there have been no threats ns clown climate dictated the costume ban. >> reached a point where there have been enough people concerned about clown costumes that we needed to ban it this year. >> reporter: clown costumes have been removed from some costume stores and banned in some school districts. she says the zoo ban goes too far. >> i understand the concern but to ban all clown costu

live in englewood, tom mustin, cbs4 news. >>> now the attention in campaign 2016, turns to the vice presidential candidates tonight. governor mike pence and senator tim kaine will take the stage in less than two hours in virginia here on cbs4. 50million people are expected to tune in tonight. political specialist shaun boyd with a preview. sean, it's the only debate for the vp candidates. >> a recent cbs news poll shows don't know enough about the two running mates or are undecided when it comes to having a favorable or unfavorable view of them. tonight could change that. but if history is any indication, it is unlikely to change the course of the race. governor pence spoke -- scoped out the debate stage where he has a heavy lift tonight. >> you'll see somebody was able to defend donald trump, the running mate but at the same time, take the case right to hillary clinton. >> reporter: pence will face -- face off ns has a home-field advantage. >> tim kaine has been a big friend of longwood. >> in here many times and things like that. worked out great that tim kaine to -- can head on down. >> repor

our tom mustin explains why. >> reporter: the best few months clowns real and imagined country, including here in colorado. now the denver zoo is banning clown costumes from its annual boo at the zoo halloween event. >> i think a lot of it is people are hyper vigilant to it. >> reporter: there have been no threatagainst the zoo, but the current clown climate caused the ban. >> there are enough people concerned that we needed to ban it. >> reporter: some clown stores and are banned from some schools. >> not all clowns are evil. i understand the concern, but to ban all clown costumes is over the top. >> reporter: tyler said most of the clown calamity has been a hoax. >> i feel like most of it is overkill. i don't know, i feel like it could be smart to be safe this one time around, especially because it's been so prominent adults. children in clown costumes will not be turned away. ,, 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. if she chooses. hillary clinton disagrees with that. don't let pol

live in denver tonight, tom mustin, cbs4 news. >>> now new development of the case of two teenagers accused of plotting an attack on mountain vista high school in highlands ranch. brooke higgins at a court hearing today. the judge set a court date of october 19 higgins $1 million bond should be lowered. her attorneys are also expected to ask the judge to move the case back to juvenile court. police arrested higgins and sienna johnson last december for an alleged murder plot at their school. both were 16 at the time. and i now charged as adults. >> weather alert along the east coast, the look from space shows how huge hurricane matthew is. this storm is already slamming haiti and cuba. so big that florida's governor saying the state could be lauren whitney joins us now. >> the national hurricane center has just issued a new track for this big storm. >> it has. we are looking at it right now over the bahamas bring a range of that area. hurricane force winds, down to category three but there's been a lot of lightning around the eye. because of that we can tell is going to intensify. so it coul

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he is due in court tomorrow for in denver, tom mustin, cbs4 news. >>> some people lucky enough to be getting some moisture. >> you can see it on the radar to the north. rain and snow showers but further south, looks like we're going to stay dry and that's the case right on into the weekend as we warm-up to near 80 by sunday. >> thanks for joining us. we'll see you tonight at 10:00., 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. woman (over phone): where are you now? where am i? where are you, ma'am? uh, i'm right here. i see plenty of uber cars on my app, but none of them are near me. (woman speaks indistinctly) uh, hang on. i might have gotten turned around. (beep) why are you in the alley? it took a while, but i found you. what the hell are you doing? look, i didn't see anything. i swear i won't tell anybody. that's right. you w

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tom mustin was in pueblo to hear clinton's message to voters in on donald trump. >> reporter: hillary clinton spoke to a packed house at the colorado state fairgrounds. hammering donald trump on immigration and trade the woman. while the speech was short on specifics, she did make one thing crystal clear. she needs colorado to win the presidency. a raucous crowd greeted hillary clinton at the colorado state fairgrounds in pueblo. >> i always feel so welcome when i come to pueblo.

parents.tom mustin explains why one mom in colorado says she wont give out candy - to people dressed as clowns. clowns. susan dibartolomeo is worried about clowns this halloween. (susan dibartolomeo/ lone tree mother) "it's going to desensitize kids from clowns, the lone tree mother of two says because of the recent "creepy clown" scare, she'll place a sign on her house banning trick or treaters in clown costumes from receiving candy. (susan dibartolomeo/ lone tree mother to be a tough one to word, but we're definitely going to put something up."for the past few months, fiendish clowns- real and imagined have been reported across the country, including here in colorado. susan is worried halloween night could be the perfect opportunity for clowns with bad intentions to blend in with others, and cause problems.(susan dibartolomeo/ lone tree mother): "a lot of it's a hoax, i agree with that, but there's going to be people that don't find it a hoax and are going to use it for something that's not a good thing."two doors down, home for halloween.brett says susan's anti clown sign goes too

good evening, i am tom mustin. >> i am kathy walsh. thank you for joining us. cbs 4's melissa garcia is live near i-25 and university. lots of people took advantage of >> reporter: people turned in 1,000 pounds of prescription drugs across denver, 515 pounds here at this station, alone, which is over 100 pounds more than what was turned in that the take-back event here last year. we have seen a steady stream of people coming by here throughout the day, including a line that stretched to that doorway. dumping them by the bottle, and the bag, denver residents lined up at dpd district 3 drop off old and expired meds. >> i think one of them i had 3-4 years, just found it in a drawer and thought, okay, these need to go. >> thank you, guys, for doing this. >> you are welcome. >> much better than flushing them down the toilet or the trash and landfill. you accumulate whether you like to or not. >> reporter: ben brought drugs unused for years in his cabinet. >> variety, aspirin up, pain pills, narcotic pain pills. pills, experts say, are fueling colorado's opioid epide

a live look at a live report from tom mustin and also running in the race doing double duty, that is in some closures you should know about. these closures are all around the route. they will pick up these closures about 10:00 this morning as the last runners go by. sometimes, they will let you sneak across if there are no runners going by. beware that is probably not a possibility. banning street, that is closed from 13th of two colfax until tonight at 6 pm. also 14th avenue. from cherokee to bannock and from bennie come to broadway are closed until 6 pm this afternoon. denver yesterday. everybody just wants to be like they can. >> i am out to be an ambassador for this great university. >> look at this. i assumed you would be wearing the road. >> wears lionel richie? is he behind you?>> i just assumed. >> i would have been out of fear of both of you showed up in robes. >> a rough loss for mannings volunteers. constitution. it restores balance to the process and gives voters across colorado the opportunity for equality. >>> good sunday morning to you. you are waking up with morning n

. >> and i'm tom mustin. melissa garcia join us and i understand that you spoke to some of his neighbors. >> reporter: we did. here at the scene you can see where friends and family members left candles there in dionte's memory. and the wax there on the pavement. today we spoke to friends and family that just missed the spray of teen's life. >> i heard these loud pops. just bam, bam, bam really quick. i just ducked not knowing what it is. >> reporter: just before 9:00 a.m., the gunfire rang. the shooter took off before police arrived. 19-year-old deonte mcdonald was pronounced dead at a near by candlelight vigil. >> he was an amazing kid. really grateful. every morning he would wake up and say thank you so much for having me. and you know for allowing me to have a place to wake up to every day. >> reporter: the oldest of six kids, family members describe deonte as positive minded, kind and caring. >> i became the person that i am today because of him. he made me stronger. >> reporter: they donated his organs

that turns this into essentially a mustin win situation to keep bowl hopes alive. tony sanchez: if you're going to get into a bowl game these are games you have to win. we have four more opportunities and we need three of them. kevin on cam opportunity comes knocking at 7:30 saturday night. unlv is a three point favorite. with the rebels in san jose, kevin bolinger, fox 5 news, local las vegas. don't forget to join kevin and head coach tony sanchez in the rebzone with all of the analysis of saturday's game. it airs sunday night at 11 right after sports plus. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty the scattered showers moving across the las vegas valley this afternoon are evening. low temperatures drop into the 60s overnight. your saturday will start with sunshine in the morning before clouds increase during the afternoon. those clouds are part of another system moving our way that will stick around through sunday. there is the chance of a few isolated showers later saturday and on sunday; mainly north of las vegas and over the mountains. wind wil