the pedestrian crossing signs look like postage stamps. i need to be careful when i walk into this >> crazy enough, they say the guy got up and put his shoes on. but the driver didn't let him get away. he took him to the hospital. >> that yellow bus and that car that hit that person aren't the only ones driving past the intersection right now. there's like four lanes of traffic moving. you got to stop. >>> this double decker bus just comes plunging into the frame of this next video. >> oh, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> yeah. the front as well? >> yes. >> oh! >> they jumped out of the way. they heard the crashing and crunching and jumped off their scooter. >> talk about acting quickly. >> saving your own life. >> oh, no, no, no. >> what's going on? >> the people on the bus say the driver fainted. >> a person saw all of this, jumped on the bus. fortunately, they were able to stop the bus. unfortunately, the other person were taken to the hospital. the driver is at home and doing well. >>> you know, this is really similar to a lot of heist videos we s

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on the hollywood walk of fame, and in 1997, became the first cartoon character to get his own postage stamp. mel blanc voiced nearly all of the characters in those warner brothers cartoons. but even after his death in 1989, me." "don't die little rabbit!" the character he helped create lives on. whether it's alongside michael jordan in "space jam" or the original crop of looney tunes cartoons, bugs bunny is as recognizable today as any character ever brought to life. a life that began on july 27, 1940 with three famous words. a life that began on july 27, 1940 with three famous words. "what's up, doc?" while bugs bunny drew the kids to the t-v, we're turning our attention to a few characters that targeted an older age group. still ahead, we remember the provocative cartoon siren -- betty boop. plus, the birth of an iconic bear with a message that is still heard today. and the pivotal moment for a young television network. how a family changed everything. john, we're giving you a raise. that's fantastic! but i'm gonna pass. are you ok? honey, you got another present. no thank you, dad. who s

it is terrifying to see this coming towards the country that is like a little tiny postage stamp. the wind and rain was just so loud and the picture we got of him, he was just crying. >> reporter: wadley's orphanage sits on a small hill. >> i've seen photos of the water rushing through. there is no typical sewage system. so sewage runs, just right through the street. >> the kids play at the bottom of that orphanage. there have been typhoid, cholera outbreaks. we're worried. >> reporter: thousands of miles away, there's nothing you can do , sit back and pray. >> it's completely heartbreaking that he is there and i'm here. >> reporter: they refuse to lose hope their son will soon be here to fill their home with joy. >> your house doesn't feel the same even though he's never been here, he should have been here a long time ago. >> reporter: that was natalie burnell reporting. >>> still no word on whether that family has been notified about where or how the little boy is doing. >>> the fight against breast cancer is getting some help from 3-d technology. this machine offers a new type

it is terrifying to see this coming towards the country that is like a little tiny postage stamp.ture we got of them, he was crying. >> reporter: he is in a small town. >> i have seen photos of the water rushing through. there is no typical sewage system. sewage runs right through the streets. >> the kids play at the bottom of that orphanage. there have been outbreaks of diseases. we're worried about his health. >> reporter: and though they feel helpless thousands of miles away -- >> there is nothing real that you can do except sit back and pray. >> it is heart breaking that he is there and i'm here. >> reporter: they refuse to lose hope that he will be here soon to fill the home with joy. >> your house doesn't feel the same. he should have be here a long time ago. >> still no word on whether or not the family has been notified about how the little boy is doing or where he is. >>> the next hour, the santa clara sheriff will show off something she will give all of her deputies. >> it's to comply with a new state law to keep guns out of the hands of criminals. janine de la vega is l

they are like a postage stamp.ere are serious problems because no one knew the e-mails and all of the agreements like legos, the lawyers had worked out all of the answers and now we have something else. and we have hillary clinton's closest aide who is admitted -- >> she has to get rid of huma abedin. >> she admitted -- she swore under oath. >> but it was trump who said the proximity of anthony wiener to the e-mails of hillary clinton through her confidant huxa abedin shows -- >> there are confirmed e-mails. >> how could he see it and nobody else could see it. >> he did. this is a larger question. what about anthony wiener. it is about the governance of our country. we're in an international and domestic crisis. the real question is, can we function as a democracy. putin said we're a banana republic in the last couple of days. he's trying to influence our election. we can't operate like this. >> look, we have to know an answer to two questions. will the president guarantee the country that he is not going to -- par

a postage stamp. so, you said it was guaranteed acceptance? yes. it's for people ages 50 to 85. there's no medical exam or health questions. you can't be turned down because of your health. it fit right into mom's budget and gave her added peace of mind. you should give them a call man: are you between the ages of 50 and 85? for less than 35 cents a day, you can get guaranteed acceptance life insurance through the colonial penn program. your rate will never go up and your benefit will never go down due to age-- guaranteed! ese days, the average cost of a funeral is over $7300, and social security pays a death benefit of just $255. don't leave a burden for your loved ones. call about the colonial penn program now. ? music ? extraordinary starts here. new k-y intense. >>> a tiny insect is crushing florida $10 billion citrus industry into pulp. david begnaud is there. steve johnson is fourth generation citrus farmer with 600 acres in central florida. >> it's not a job. >> reporter: it is in jeopardy because of this bug from china which carries tree disease greening. it can kill a c

[ laughter and scattered applause ] postage stamp is what i think.ow, clinton had a -- he had a strategy. when he was running for office in 1992, when he was running for the presidency, he had this strategy that he would use on the campaign trail where he would go out of his way to insult or to distance himself from some traditional democratic constituency, like labor and minorities, and thus assure the public that he was his own man. and you probably -- the most famous example of this was when he contrived to insult jesse jackson to his face while the cameras were rolling. they called this the sista souljah moment. nobody remembers the particulars anymore, but they remember the insult, and clinton's allies and friends always talk about what a genius move this was on his part. what he was doing when he did this was telling these groups that they had nowhere else to go. he wasn't going to listen to them, they had nowhere else to go, they had to put up or shut up. and what's weird is when you read the history of the clinton administration, and when i s

nearly 50 years ago a small group of enthusiasts came together -- postage stamps bearing churchill'skeness. only a few months before he died, sir winston's son randolph gave his blessing to this newly formed organization. thus, the international churchill society was born. today as we gather for our 33rd international conference, we count more than 3000 members and two dozen, over two dozen chapters worldwide. our journals finest hour has been published continuously since 1981. we have hosted royalty, leading politicians, journalists, authors, captains of industry and renowned scholars. many of whom have not only spoken at our events but also contributed to our journals. above all, we earned our reputation as the go to organization for anyone, be it i'll amateur or faint academic. anyone with an interest in the life and legacy of churchill. our website is visited by more than 1.5 million people annually. and we are bringing other church websites into our fold as we work towards our goal of at least 4 million sessions annually. and while our online monthly bulletin has today more than

mail-in ballots are long, three pages, printed on both sides which means they'll require extra postage. two stamps, this time around. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> now you're accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> okay, we'll start with live doppler 7, we have increasing clouds not only at the coast, but the bay as well. sunny skies in the inland areas and what a cooldown we've had since yesterday. very warm weekend, has given way to a sharply cooler weather pattern, and you can see the 24 hour temperature change right here. it is up to 12, 15, 16 degrees cooler than this hour yesterday. all around the bay area we have felt this cooldown. here's what it looks like, looking out over the bay, under partly cloudy skies, 57 here in san francisco, 61 across the bay. 67 in san jose, 63 in gilroy, 67 in half-moon bay. looking out over the low clouds it's nice and blue up above. 6 degrees right now, napa, 66, 68, 76 in fairfield, livermore, 72 degrees. darkening western sky over san francisco from our abc 7 exploratory. and these are the forecast features cooler pattern will last throughout this

mail-in ballots are long, three pages, printed on both sides which means they'll require extra postage. two stamps, this time around. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> now you're accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> okay, we'll start with live doppler 7, we have increasing clouds not only at the coast, but the bay as well. sunny skies in the inland areas and what a cooldown we've had since yesterday. very warm weekend, has givenath pattern, and you can see the 24 hour temperature change right here. it is up to 12, 15, 16 degrees cooler than this hour yesterday. all around the bay area we have felt this cooldown. here's what it looks like, looking out over the bay, under partly cloudy skies, 57 here in san francisco, 61 across the bay. 67 in san jose, 63 in gilroy, 67 in half-moon bay. looking out over the low clouds it's nice and blue up above. 6 degrees right now, napa, 66, 68, 76 in fairfield, livermore, 72 degrees. darkening western sky over san francisco from our abc 7 exploratory. and these are the forecast features cooler pattern will last throughout this week. we have two storms com

this is terrifying to see it coming towards the country which is like a postage stamp. the wind and rain was so loud and the picture we got of him, he was just crying. >> reporter: the orphanage sits on a hill in a small town outside of porte prince. >> there is no typical sewage system. sewage runs just right through the streets. >> the kids play at the bottom of the orphanage. there have been outbreaks. we're worried about his health. >> reporter: and though they feel helpless thousands of miles away. >> there's really nothing that you can do. just sit back and pray. >> it's completely heart breaking that he is there and i'm here. >> reporter: they refuse to lose hope that their son will soon be here to fill their home with joy. >> your house doesn't feel the same. he should have been here a long time ago. >> and that was natalie reporting. >> it tugs at your heart. you think about a parents' worry for their child and there's no way of knowing. >> hoping he will be okay. >>> let's check traffic. 7:47. sal, everybody behaving for you out there on the roads. >> gasia an

send it by mail election officials recommend $0.68 postage or to forever stamps. you can also bring your ballot by a voting service center or a 24 hour drop box. check your county elections website for a list of locations. mailed ballots must be received by 7 p.m. on election day, november 8th which is also the last day you can register to vote. voter guide at www.kdvr.com and ellen fox that he to do one knew that. there you'll find everything you need for voting. >>> a developing stories overseas as iraqi forces prepare for their largest military operations in operation since 2011. they're working to liberate the last major stronghold for isis in iraq and more than a million people are believed to be trapped there. the ground troops all iraqi but they are being helped about 5,000 us troops in iraq right now. >>> tiny creatures at the center of an illegal trade. >> is still ahead tonight why the sale of tiny turtles is becoming a big problem across the metro area and wife there is little authorities can do to this topic. >> first coach kubiak's back. for more on h

you can buy the exact postage or tissues a combination of stamps to reach the needed amount. they have all your information you need. >> the lane all the information for her for you. links to all the elections offices in the portion of one of denver's most iconic landmarks is up for auction. if the top five floors on 16 street mall. the space is listed at $4.5 million. the current owner rents the space out as an event menu the new owner will decide in the space continues to be used for events >> a movie about the first combine shooting victim rachel scott bailey for today. rachel scott. her mother said to her the story to be a light coming from the very back days. to those 17 at the time she was killed and wanted to change the world and was led by her faith in god. her writings and journals were used in the making of this movie. >> her writing and journals have inspired so many. it was like okay i've done a lot speaking to see with this look like because the response to the speaking aspect of sharing her story was consistent. with always consistent we had the same bank use an

counties are multipage and require $0.68 to return it you can buy the exact postage at the post office or use a combination of stamps to reach of that necessary amount of the postal service recommends than november 1 and early voting begins in colorado today if you have any questions be sure to check out our colorado voter guide you can head over to kdvr.com or on fox 31 news at there you will find information on everything you need to know from registering to vote ballot deadlines are links to all the county county election offices to the state you'll also find a breakdown of the statewide amendments and propositions along with all the local ones meantime at miley cyrus campaign for hillary clinton over the weekend the singer went door-to-door at george mason university dressed asking students to vote for clinton but would you do if she showed up at your door in the scene theme of the us-led that's what she's got going on some students said it felt surreal to see miley on their doorstep miley says that she it she was inspired to cap the singer many what she called her >> there is a new food truck popping up in port

. >> williams recommends by the way coloradans use a couple of stamps to make sure those mail- in ballots have enough postage but he says even those a little light on posted should get delivered and counted. >>> nfl has reopened a player conduct investigation on new york giants kicker josh brown. this comes after newly released document shows he admitted to this is the news across america tonight at 6:30. investigators released journal entries written by brown as part of a therapy program. the giants kicker describes his abuse against his now ex-wife molly. he wrote quote, when i control her, she should be invisible and satisfied. she should die. john mara said in a radio interview the team knew about the abuse and he was only suspended for one game. the criminal case was >>> a grieving family has a warning after the sudden death of a model and single mom. 34-year-old katy mae went to the chiropractor for a pinched nerve in her neck. she felt sick hours later and went to the emergency room. the next day she was pronounced dead from a stroke and taken off life support. the coroner now confirmed she died from

postage. the secretary of state's office says it's safest to use two forever stamps. sign it and get it in the mail by november 1st. >>> a man linked to graffiti on the du campus. he showed up for a court appearance in a denver court this morning. our jamie leary was the only one there for the appearance. she joins us live from the d. neighborhood where that neighborhood where the graffiti would say found. >> reporter: i spoke with him. he was calm ask quiet. he said he wanted to talk to a lawyer first. he's connected with the graffiti here on campus and around the campus. he did appear in court this morning, but for charges stemming from a different case. with the exception of the security checkpoint this morning, the 32-year-old wore judge, he was clear he was wearing them in an attempt to cover two fresh black eyes. the judge said he could keep them on. investigators believe whitmore is responsible for what they say is an extensive amount of graffiti on campus and a nearby church as well. the university issued a safety alert plastering his picture all over du telli

postage too. it's 68 cents. but you can also slap two forever stamps on your ballot to mail it in and call it good from there. for more information on how to online at cbsdenver.com. live in denver, jamie leary, cbs4 morning news. >>> thanks. now to weather and traffic every ten minutes on the 4s. and here's ashton. >> good morning to you. it was mild over the weekend and it's still mild this morning. not only here in the motier, but pretty much statewide, temperatures are above normal. and that includes out on the western slope. david perry reporting 43 degrees out that way. it's 50 in wheat ridge and 48 in aurora. and 49 degrees right now in golden. keep in mind we're year. meanwhile a few clouds along the front range today. we'll call it plowed overall for this monday. there's a big plymouth moisture out to the west of you -- plume of moisture out to the west of us. into colorado don't and tomorrow and promises to bring rain and snow to the mountains but the chance for any moisture here in denver is pretty slim. today plowed and dry. high temperatures right around 77. and then this evening will be in the 6

in several counties are multipage requires 68 cents return postage you can buy the exact pushes at the post office are easy combination of stamps to reach the needed amount poster service recommend they been nailed no later than november 1 remember fox 31 news at all the information you need colorado voter guide which is everything you need to know from registering to vote to ballot deadlines and links to all the county election office in the state the also want to break that on the statewide amendment proposition along with a local one. member marijuana company carry in the trademark lawsuit they green solution based in denver is being sued in federal court by our ex-green solution at delaware company that sells fertilizer products nationwide their solution says it has the association with marijuana products it says it's a cease-and-desist letter to the marijuana company in june to no avail. pot my as going you're not alone a new a new audit released this week says the city needs to do more to let the public know the past two years $80 million only 20,000,000 has 20 million has been spent on private expenses expire production

reporter: if you do plan to mail in your ballot, remember that extra postage i costs 68 -- it costs 68 cents or slap two forever stamps on the ballot the get it in. that should work just fine. for manufacture information on cbsdenver.com. jamie leary, station cbs4 morning news. >>> donald trump holds more events in florida a critical state. cbs news poll out shows clinton leading trump by three points in the critical sunshine state and almost tied with the republican nominee in texas. which is always a republican stronghold. >>> rocky special -- special forces are now shelling islamic state areas near mosul. this is the latest face of the big operation to retake the city. it's expected to take weeks if not months to drive isis our iraq's second largest city. >>> people are remembering former california legislator and 19 60s anti-war activist tom hayden, his wife says he died yesterday in santa monica after a long illness. people knew him for his trips to north vietnam during the vietnam war. and of course his marriage to actress jane fonda for a little bit. hayden was 76 years old. >>> right now a man accused of killi

postage for returning ballots works out. in denver it is $0.68. so the secretary of state says it's just safest to simply use two forever stamps and don't forget to sign your ballots. and get it in the mail by november 1st. >>> we have all that information at the campaign 2016 section of cbsdenver.com. >>> to the latest on efforts to fith the fire has burned more than 16,800 acres. still no containment on this one. pueblo west fire sent us these pictures today are -- the flames destroying some buildings. at least five homes are gone and evacuations near westcliffe remain in place right now. >>> also new information tonight on a crash that shut down a part of wadsworth boulevard. the man who was hit by a car while riding his bike has died. at around 7:00 a.m. at the intersection of wadsworth and 57th avenue. no word yet on whether the driver is going to be facing any charges. >>> as we shall be first on four, a man suspected of recent graffiti on the du campus goes to court but not for the most recent vandalism case. the school warned students this week after the graffiti showed up. because police told du that suspect has a violent past. universit

the problem much of them do not have the right amount stamps some need to the only have one others do not have any steps along even with no postage ballot will be counted no postage means the county has to pay the post office election officials expect to pay up to $10,000 for balance with the wrong number of postal stamps this year is a task that's nearly impossible for his staff to do they do not have the people of the training to go through tens of thousands of dollars in the side buy wheat from an extension beyond each one our calls and messages regarding the issue also went unanswered today is the last day he could damage to the vote in california as be postmarked with the right stamp and submitted online by today in order to register you have to be a u.s. citizen california resident and at least 18 years of age by election that. >>mark: part of a reasonable gas and is demanded because of no longer the busy travel season the cheapest isn't close local home san francisco the most expensive fascination. >>darya: when are you too old to work the pants? the have a parade of yoga pence because there was a newspaper editor the road

stamp in you will need more than one. >> whether it's two or three pages, with the we encourage everybody to put the proper amount of postage on the ballot so it gets to a safe and secure. >> reporter: voting is off to a slower start. voters could register and vote for the same time that happened before. >> i'm concerned that it is just that. today we hope that 7000, that they may have voted. >> reporter: the extended voting hours, there will come early voters. >> starting today, we will have voting continuously every day until election day. this weekend were open until 8 am until 4 pm. and we will start another extra hour of early voting next week with the final week, we will be open until 7 pm. >> reporter: statewide, many people have asked for early ballots. many of them have already filled out and returned th. >> you just heard these words, safe and secure. no matter how you cast a ballot. it will not be tampered with. this video was released, explaining how your ballot is handled and why vote counting is barth -- both bipartisan and secure. this comes after donald trump claiming it could be rigged. >>> historic floods