reported near sheridan. you can't see it from this camera view. the westbound side is moving fine. it's reported on 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, for generations to come, killing thousands of jobs. i approved this message because i won't let that happen. i approved this message to keep our communities safe, we need a district attorney like jake lilly -- ormer special assistant u.s. attorney and iraq war veteran, jake lilly is an experienced prosecutor who will be tough on violent crime, including murder and domestic abuse. and he has a smart plan to provide treatment for non-violent offenders, including veterans suffering from mental illness or addiction. jake lilly for district attorney -- >>> we have an update on breaking news right now. this is a live picture from the american motel at i-70 and kipling in wheat ridge. t

a nasty crash has sheridan closed down around jewel. the southbound side is closed as well as the northbound side. we have to find alternate routes as that's going to be closed down. air tracker 7 is there now. their vantage point. you can see large police and emergency presence here on sheridan at jewel where that t-bone accident happened so people were trapped. that's why they had the emergency response. they're getting through the neighborhood to get around it. there's another nasty one near 29th and quebec. that's the next stop for air traffic 7. >>> hurricane matthew will make land fall in florida. miles off the coast. this is a live look at the scene. high winds and blowing sands. this is a deadly storm. ?his passed over the caribbean killing 269 people leaving hundreds of thousands of people without power. >> hundreds in the u.s. have been told to evacuate, georgia and florida and the carolinas. dave has the latest from us. >>reporter: hurricane matthew slamming into central florida's coastline. >> this is going to kill people. >

we're looking from sky 9 at sheridan and jewel. this is closing down that intersection reportedly a t- bone accident, and reports still trying to get people out of those vehicles. so a very bad accident, sheridan and jewel this morning, closing that intersection. if you are headed that way, you may need to find an alternate route as well. we've had some really bad, unfortunate accidents so far this morning. this accident that we're watching now we'll continue to give you morning. you see the crews there as well. but also that accident on washington and 50th, like vitta was mentioning, you're going to want to avoid washington if you can this morning with that intersection closed. also now another rollover being reported on 29th and quebec. so we've had two rollovers already this morning and a very bad t-bone accident down at sheridan and jewel. cheryl. >> i guess everyone just has to remember, tracy, it's friday, right? >>> 6:07 now. we have learned the name of the long people who saw it thought it was a machete at first. this is th

grant backs sheridan. order and let's sheridan ride off with 12,000 calvary men. i want to call that very important fact to your attention , because what unfolds over the ,ext two and a half weeks thousands of union lives are lost because phil sheridan has left with the eyes and years. he tends to get a free pass in history, but he also kills thousands of his own men by leaving the army blind and deaf. will continue to advance down that road toward spotsylvania. the calvary is still blocking them. ineffectivelvary is at flushing them out, so infantry will have to do the job. the first division is trying to lead the way. ofy will deploy in the line battle, push forward in this direction to drive the calvary away. if you look at these rows of road,, if you ride that it is rich, rich, after ridge. the confederates ride from one to the next, the lady advance again, they have to get back in doublee of march, race quick, redeploy, push the calvary away, hop on a horses, the next one, lineup, again. affected thats so it slows their advance, and so that gives lead the cha

nobody knows where phil sheridan when sheridan finally comes gallivanting into camp, he is irate because he has the gall to order his own troopers around. imagine that. they two get into an explosive argument. they have incredible, volcanic tempers and mead dials his back, but it is an act of insubordination. cane goes to grant and says you believe this guy? he had the gall to say if you give me the orders, i will go in get it myself. grant, instead of packing his army commander, backs phil sheridan. he says sheridan generally knows what he is talking about. let him do it. ok. somewhat flabbergasted, mead cuts the order and let's sheridan right off with 12,000 cavalry members, leaving the army of the potomac lined and half. i want to call that very important fact to your attention. what unfolds over the next two and a half weeks, thousands of union lives are lost because phil sheridan has left with the eyes and ears. he tends to get a free pass in history, but he killed thousands of his own men by leaving the army blind and deaf. the union is going to continue to advance down that road t

the sheridan technically there i 76 this is an area where individual apparently attempted to push a teenage girl into a vehicle early this morning in the information call 911 live this evening along sheridan and i 76 thank you and arapahoe county alert from the himself to gdrls and women at these locations along the smoky whole quarter it happened on september 19, 28 then yesterday at the root is it know he's a white or hispanic man between 20 and 40 years old with tattoos on his arms are driving a black sedan with tinted windows temporary tags. >> the former youth pastor christopher hutchinson convicted of sexual assault on a child by impersonating position of trust sentenced to 90 days in jail probation the sentence was not what prosecutors were looking for true ingle part was in the courtroom today and has the reaction. >> the district attorney's office is says of the victims of family asked for prison time for the defendants of the prosecution requested a sentence of four years it to life in prison this afternoon hutchinson was sentenced to 290 days in jail 66 of which he's alre

generalponse infuriated sheridan. sheridan ordered pope to send theps forth with to save buffalo hunters at adobe walls. in the meantime, however, the wearied of the struggle and withdrawn. stand principle costs in his command and affected his future in the army. gaveer general substantially more in the interest of justice. he sacrificed his life. 1873, he was here in the lava beds of northern california trying to bring an 60 to a standoff between well entrenched modoc war ayers and their families and nearly warriors had 60 been holding off 400 soldiers for approximately four months in the lava beds of northern california. modocs had legitimate grievances, the white ranchers of or gone unwillingly abetted by the army had driven the modocs from the small parcel of land they claimed as their own. .en died on both sides, in the interest of further agreed,d, peace was even though an interpreter, who was a modoc woman herself and happen to be jack's cousin, --ged the general not to have warned him that treachery was afoot.

one at garrison, the other at sheridan, and one traveling along sheridan at 14th. >>> thanks, joel. rash of break-ins in westminster has one woman trying to unite her neighbors to stop a plague of crime there. as our jeff todd reports, she hopes the neighbors are proactive. >> been happening up and down the block. one day we'll walk up and down just talking to everybody that had been hit. broken into. >> there wasn't anything small enough to take. just stuff to put in their backpack. >> reporter: when lynnell green- keyes starting realizing the crime going on around her, she went to social media to get her neighbors together. >> we had a home invasion across the street a couple of weeks. and a couple of days ago we had a home invasion two doors down. the last two weeks we've had nine or 10 houses hit from behind. >> reporte long. westminster police told us they only have two incidents since the beginning of the september for the street. that was news to lynnell. >> i know the 10 behind the house break-ins were reported, because the police are the ones who told us how many houses had

pope's response infuriated general sheridan. sheridan ordered pope to send troops forthwith to save the buffalo hunters at adobe walls. in the meantime, however, the indians had wearied of the struggle and withdrawn. but pope's principled stand costs him his command and affected his future in the army. another general gave substantially more in the interest of justice. he sacrificed his life. it was april, 1873, he was here in the lava beds of northern california trying to bring an end to a standoff between 60 well-entrenched modoc warriors and their families and nearly 400 soldiers, 60 warriors had been holding off 400 soldiers for approximately four months in the lava beds of northern california. the modocs had legitimate grievances, the white ranchers of or gone unwillingly abetted by the army had driven the modocs from the small parcel of land they claimed as their own. men died on both sides. in the interest of further bloodshed, peace was agreed, even though an interpreter, who was a modoc woman herself and happened to be

take sheridan or kipling. other big construction project is an ongoing one, through the day today as they continue to do work along speer. it's at stout. they add to that, washington will have closures as well. >>> thanks. chipotle is going burger and apple's new wireless ear buds let's go to jill wagner on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: today is the busiest day of earnings season. over 50 companies, including twitter, are reporting their earnings. the dow rose 30 points yesterday. nasdaq lost 33. the futures are pointing to a higher open. twitter, by the way, just released its earnings and it beat expectations. those shares are up about 5, 6% on the news of its wireless head phones. apple says it needs a little more time before they're ready. they were supposed to go on sale this month. no word when they'll be available. another commercial airline is putting money into private jets. jetblue is investing in one of the largest private jet companies, jet suites. they fly 30 passenger jets

live in sheridan, jamie leary, >>> thanks a lot. ahead of tonight's debate, this may sum things up, the dnc has apologized after one of its campaign buses was spotted dumping raw sewage on road outside of atlanta. an auto shop worker saw the bus dumping it instead of properly disposing it. >>> firefighters now say at in the junkins fire. it's in the mountains west of pueblo. the custer county sheriff says there may be more homes that have been destroyed crews haven't reached yet. hundreds remain evacuated. the fire is zero percent contained. it's burned more than 15,000 acres and some people learned of the fates of their properties at a community meeting last night in florence. >> i lost two big farms. one barn built in 1910 and the other in 1920. now there's just and millions of metal. >> they have long days and nights ahead to battle the flames. >>> a warning for parents after a man is accused of harassing at least two young girls in thornton. october3rd a girl saw a naked man in a car near 34th and high street. he motioned for he

happened on friday the 52nd and sheridan. stan bush has the latest on what happened. >> reporter: this is the suspect who allegedly tried to forcibly adept to abduct a teenage girl on her way to school friday morning near 53rd and sheridan. the man stopped his silver suv around here and told the girl to get in the vehicle. the girl ran away in the incident was reported by a school bus driver. the suspect is a 5'3" hispanic men wearing glasses with an elaborate haircut. he has sharply shaven facial hair too. the suspect should be considered dangerous. >> that was stan bush reporting. police said the man within a silver honda, but they do not ten minutes on the 4s . good morning everybody. in the high country temperatures are in the 30s in some spots but we are above freezing, it even in the mountains. our weather watcher gary lindstrom reported 34. meanwhile on the eastern plains nancy rockwall and wray has 57 degrees this morning before the cold front comes through. it comes through tonight with 64 right now at with a mouth s

you got that accident on hamden past sheridan this morning. no major delays just yet, still foggy in the mountains. i-70 and eisenhower tunnel starting to clear out up there. >>> earlier we told you some school districts in colorado are banning clown costumes and turns out parents and kids don't care because clown costumes have seen in sales. >> really? that's weird. some costume shops in the area have pulled clown costumes from the shelves and instead cashing in on costumes related to the presidential election. >> we're not going to sell it. you can go somewhere else on the internet but we don't want to perpetuate the hysteria and become a threat to schools. there's no point in aiding that in anyway. is good for sales. parade magazine says princess is no longer the top costume -- super hero has taken over the number one spot. >>> coming up in our morning sprint here on denver seven, including a deadly crash on i- 25 and a vehicle hits a pedestrian. what we know so far. >>> a man stumbles on to an extreme case of littering on lookout mountain.

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. >>> it's not the place you'd expect a lot of trash and old appliances to pile up, but that

we saw that i cleared the scene at 44th and sheridan outside of a 7-eleven. no word if they have any idea where that suspect is at this point. they say the shooter may be driving an old every model chevy pickup sxhp that person was seen driving a black beanie hat. we'll bring you any information. >>> denver hit a record high of 83 yesterday. it was gorgeous. the record was a place for 50 years. thht is gone. another record today. >> it has been warm day after day. let's get our first alert on the friday's forecast. >> it was hot yesterday, not just warm. temperatures above the record. today, record high again is 80 degrees. and we're callinn for more low 80s. the difference this morning, look how much more cloud cover we have, covering the state really across eastern colorado. you're going to find a mix of sun and clouds. it's a mild morning because of it. low to mid 50s right now. we're going to be and aaother big warmup. low to mid 80s across the eastern plains. -?denver today, right around 80. parker at 81. highlands ranch, 84. it's going to be warm. a lot

another rollover crash is on 6th avenue near sheridan. they reported it in the right lane near sheridan. backups here. you can see on the maps that we have now all lanes opened on the northbound side of i-25 after that spin out crash with a truck. we have a slight delay down that way. >>> denver 7, first alert weather. >>> yesterday, 83 degrees. we broke the record high. today could be another record-breaking day. we're looking at another day of low to mid 80s and really dry conditions state wide. it week, from today through monday, halloween, we're going to be above normal. today is the warmest day on our 7-day forecast. around du, we'll be at 83. aurora, 81. littleton, 84. it's another hot , very summer-like day forrthe last week of october. well above where we should be. we're seeing a little more cloud cover this morning. some clouds over eastern colorado. and some showers you can see just moving through central utah. we'll likely get rain in the mountains tonight until tomorrow. there we need snow, but it doesn't look like we're goin

everything looks nice at 6th and sheridan to the west side of town. take a look at the map. you can see a lot of green to the south side. >> it's 5:33. >>> we've got new developme in a case involving a young wyoming boy. the search for -- >> officials arrested the mom's boyfriend, 23 year old rogers on charges of manslaughter. amanda del castillo is live from that landfill this morning, amanda. >>reporter: we expect the search to start around 7:30. 200,000 pounds of garbage at this weld county landfill. the 13 year old month boy wasn't reported until wednesday. that was several days after he was last scene. interviews -- his body dumbed into a larimer community county trashcan and dumb need this landfill. prosecutors say a body is not required to me on, say it's helpful because an autopsy is determine how the boy died. finding his body is a pain staking process, but it's getting justice. this is a disturbing story with a lot to be learned. in a bazaar timeline is leading authorities with more questions than answers. i'll get more deep near this story as the morning continues

live in sheridan, jamie leary, cbs4 morning news. we're hoping everybody gets along there this time. >> we sure are. weather and traffic now, getting along with ashton in the weather. good morning. >>> good morning to you. i really hoped we had seen a little bit more rain on the front range overnight. we kept the expectations low. in the mountains we have some snow falling this morning. once you get above about idaho springs along i-70 a few snowflakes flying to county. up highway 119 up into estes park we have a little bit of snow left. what's left of the snow in the high country will be rapidly coming to an end as we get closer to sunrise and for the most part we're going to have a dry day almost state-wide. temperatures now in the 40s around town. 41 city park. 30s for the foothills. right at freezing in evergreen. our cbs4 weather watcher harold reporting 38 in parker. forecast for today, it stays 50s. a warmup starts tomorrow and continues through the weekend. we'll detail that coming up. now let's get a check on the roads in th

live at the sheridan is john rawlin rawlins, what is the latest? >> reporter: the two sides are back together again and it's good news, there is no substantial progress today and big issues out there. one is pens equality or pension fairness and that is still very much unresolved. noon time today. top union negotiations are arriving for the resumption of talks at the sheridan downtown. septa and its large of the union have eight strikes since 1985. the most recent in 2009. the annual earnings of a transit worker with overtime about $68,000. septa offering a 5.5 pay bump spread over five years, the big issue this year is pensions, they are capped limiting their retirement pay to $2500 a month and manages have no cap and septa prox issed a more equal system but gave managers more and gave workers nothing says president willy brown. >> they said they had reform but it was reform they gave themselves. $5,000 increase a month and 1,000 increase a month. that is what we are fighting now. they are fighting a downgrading of the health plan that could cost

probably better to take kipling or sheridan if you come up on it. take alameda and head to kidnap i think or -- kipling. >>> here we are under two weeks just out from the election. where does colorado sit when it sons is back in colorado to push his father's campaign. we know thousands have already cast their votes here in the state. shawn chitness has those numbers for us live from the state capitol. good morning. >> reporter: britt, good morning. we can tell that both campaigns take colorado seriously by sending important members of their campaigns to our state on a regular basis. we're going to see that again today. we're also getting a sense of where early voting is, and while colorado is considered a ba is tipping toward one candidate over the other, at least so far. tonight donald trump's son, eric, is going to be in the state. he will be speaking at colorado christian university in lakewood, trying to get out the vote for his father, as well as rallying with veterans in the area. that event starts at 6:00 p.m. it's the latest member of the tr

it happened early this morning in denver at 44th and sheridan. medics took the woman to the hospital, but police say the shooter is possibly in wearing a black beanie type hat. >>> time for weather. we have junior weather watcher alex with us today. this is mini me ashton with us. he looks like you as a young man. >> i have a little tear in my eye. i really do. this is alex. he's 11. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> what town do you live in? >> i live in hill top cherry creek area. >> here in denver, right? >> yeah. >> what school do you go to? >> graylen. the weather. you had an awesome audition tape. it is a mild start to the day. where are we at in the denver area? >> around 61ish. by dia. >> what about here in fort collins and greeley? >> farther north you go it gets colder, especially like there. >> uh-huh. definitely cooler around greeley. take a look at the mountains for later today. where are the temperatures going to be there? >> the mountains they're going to be colder, definitely colder than it's going to be 69. >> steamboat? >

a scoring frenzy, 24 mb between the two schools, eventually sheridan pulls away for the 18-11 win. don't forget we have the extended highlights and interviews from all of our games this week posted online. going to 9news.com/hss. don't think i didn't see that, steve! i saw the head bob. >> it's the one, two, three, four that gets me every time! >>> welcome back, everybody. a live look at fort collins this morning, showing clear skies, a sunny sky, as well, and today will be very, very beautiful with temperatures warmer than whatsa past few days. >> yes. >>> i pledge to be a better man tomorrow and will never, ever let you down. >> in a rare move trump is apologizing after a hot microphone picked up comments he made about women back in 2005. what was heard so alarming top republicans responding, even trump's running mate. >> jonbenet ramsey's older live at a "punkin" chucking event coming up in another hour >>> ? [ music ] ? this is 9news. >> i pledge to be a better tomorrow and will never, ever let you down. >> donald trump is apologizing for something that was said into a hot micr

. >> reporter: the police chased the armed suspect close to the intersection of magazine and sheridan streets. police say he continued to pose his weapon as a threat to them so they then shot him three times before he fell. when arrested, police found an additional handgun on him. he was also wearing body armor so he's currently being treated for life threatening injuries at a nearby hospital. the two officers involved escape this situation unharmed and we hope to learn more details at a press conference later this morning. in vallejo, jackie ward, kpix5. >>> we know the man who is accused of shooting a san francisco police officer has died. that suspect had been in the hospital since the shootout on friday. >> all units respond. >> police were called to the lakeshore shopping center for a disturbance call and when they arrived they say that the suspect shot officer kevin downs in the head. the suspect then ran off and other officers were called in to help. sources say the suspect did have a history of mental illness. and we are told officer downs is still in critical condition. >>> i

the report of an attempted told officers someone in a van tried to kidnap her near 45th street and sheridan road. no other details are being released. the incident remains under investigation a medical nightmare... for a milwaukee police officer and his wife.officer jeremy greene and his wife carmen are both navy veterans.friends tell us that carmen went in for a routine procedure to have a cyst removed... and ended-up developing a flesh-eating bacterial infection.while greene also developed the greene also developed the infection.both are in critical condition at aurora st. luke's hospital and will need multiple surgeries. friends and police officers are stepping-up to donate money and help with child care: this could happen to any one of us. so if it were to happen to me that my friends and police would help me out as well. the couple has two young children, who are currently in the care of close friends. if you'd like to help, just click on the link to this story at tmj4.com. nearly a dozen boats were vandalized...one even set on fire... at a milwaukee boat yard.the general manager of th

it's stopped from wadsworth through sheridan and trying to get to i-25. this is going to bb extra 15 minutes. i-70 might be a better option if you're coming trouble to the east side, northbound 225. the accident after colfax backing up us to mmssissippi. we have eastbbund colfax closed at monaco. a tire fell off a truck, hit a person standing near colfax and monaco. don't know the injuries there. we're putting the ambulance -- they were put into the ambulance to get treatment. we have that restricted. quiet conditions to the south. heavy traffic to >>> we expect more about this deadly roll-over. 5 people died in this 1 car roll-over on sunddy morning. neighbors we spoke with says this is a popular area for drag racers and police confirmed the car was speeding beforr the crash. the victim's names have not been released. >>> a suspect is still on the loose after a man was found shot to death in inglewood. this the victim hasn't been identified. >>> a man remains in critical condition after a shootout. this happened on 37 avenue. this wasn't far from the lui

. >>> joel, thank you. 8th and sheridan is back open after a nasty two-car crash. this happened around 7:00 last night. it left one of the cars pretty banged up as you can see. medics took three people to the hospital. 8th and sheridan reopened shortly before 11:00 last night. >>> rough ending to red rocks concert for one woman. her truck rolled off the edge night. police say the woman was not in the truck, but over it went, and she chased it as it rolled off the cliff. firefighters pulled her back up to the parking lot. >>> only on 4, incredible surveillance video shows a man attacking a woman outside a stranger's front door. that man you see here is on the run this morning. it happened in wheat ridge. the homeowner, a stranger, rushes out to help the woman, and that suspect apparently shoots he the woman. investigators are looking for that man. he is 32-year-old jesus garcia. the attack happened in the 4300 block of new land street. cbs4's shawn chitness is live at the wheat ridge police department. we talked to that homeowner who really risked his life to help t

a woman was shot near 44th and sheridan. that woman taken to the hospital. this all happened we saw investigators earlier, but they have cleared the scene. they don't know where that suspect,,3 but they believe the shooter may be driving an older chevypick up ipad from a woman earlier this month. deputies used the find my ipad app to find the ipad. it led them to the apartment of the suspect -- >>> there's a search for a missing 13-month-old. the grandfather reported the baby missing. the larimer county found out the babb was dead. baby was missing for 4 days but never called police. someone was home when the baby died and they believe they have a person of interest and an arrest could be coming. we'll follow this story, so download the free denver 7 app for updates >>> >>> here's your cheat sheet on this day. warm and dry. we'll see more clouds today. it's going to be 20 degrees above normal, and cooler next week: we return to near normal next week. you can see how many clouds we have not -- our mountains are going to see showers tonight into tomorrow. dark

you're urged to call crime stoppers if you have death of a man near sheridan. this is a block away from civic center park. policc haven't said how the man died but they were -- >>> firefighters across the country are sending well wishes to the seminole ffre department. jermaine was found dead in his home on saturday night. fry had just gotten out of the hospital for a work related injury. fry spent some time work nothing aurora. he leaves behind his work and >>> your voice, your vote is morning. take a look at those -- clinton still in the lead in colorado. she's at 42%. trump is at 39%. this poll was taken though before fbe director james comey announced he was reopening the investigation into clinton's e-mail. >>> more than a half a million our mail in ballot system. >> our secretary of state hasn't commented. if you haven't voted yet, you want to learn about the deadlines coming up. jason gruenauer joining us live with the details. >>reporter: today is the last day to individual -- today is the last day to register online. when you plan on returning this, if

it happened near 83-rd and sheridan. police say... a 25-year-old milwaukee man was ?shot? after a dispute over a ?car.?he ?is? expected to survive. now to a cbs 58 exclusive. court documents tell a chilling case of murder among n. neighbors.it happened in racine. 49-year-old harry fumichhas been charged with his victim into his apartment then strangled her with a cord. he allegedly wrapped her in his bedspread threw her in the refridgerator and tied it with a sheet.he then dragged her across a roof... and with a friend... pushed her body into a dumpster. cbs 58 talked exclusively with the victim's boyfriend. :15-:20 i didnt believe it. they found her in a dumpster. dumpster. 3 according to the criminal complaint... victim owed him money for crack cocaine... so he killed her. milwaukee police are calling the death of a 58-year-old woman... "suspicious." "suspicious."her body was discovered yesterday... in her home near 8-th and wright on the city's north side.her family tells us... her name is "kaye powell." she was supposed to be ?moving?... so her family went to check on

a woman told officers someone in a van tried to kidnap her near 45th street and sheridan road. no other details are being released. the incident remains under investigation milwaukee police investigating a shooting that injured a man sitting inside his home.the investigators say the bullet was fired during a fight about a block away.the victim was treated for a non-life threatening a brown deer police officer is on paid administrative leave, after being criminally charged for shooting an unarmed man during an arrest. the charges come seven months after officer devon kraemer shot manuel burnley in the back during an arrest. burnley was on the the ground on his stomach at the time. he now suffers from permanent go back to work. suspended milwaukee police officer -- dominique haeggen brown -- remains behind bars tonight. he faces more than 80 years for the alleged rape of two men and soliciting sex from two others. the dodge county sheriff's office took part in a mass-casualty drill today in watertown.they sent us these photos.several other local agencies participated in the drill

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it happened on sheridan and magazine streets. witnesses say police were inside of a starbucks when a group of people walked in. moments later, they came running out and shots were fired christie smith has more as the information is available. >> this is a live picture of the scene. this is in vallejo as you can see. police have the crime scene tape up and markers on the road as the investigation begins. nbc bay area christie smith on the way to the scene and we will keep you posted on the latest details. >>> over the past 48 hours it's been rain and really strong winds and power outages. an hour and a half ago, 6,000 people in the bay area had no power. we have the most accurate data on the storms. this is the storm ranger here. it is using mobile doppler radar. this is on mount allison. >> anthony has the conditions. >> the fact we were looking at the totals this morning and this afternoon adding up. i want to show you the three-day rain totals before we get to storm ranger. we had ten inches in three days. you will notice the l

the chase ended near the interseion of magazine and sheridan when police shot powell three times. this is when they confiscated his weapon that had a -- it could hold 70 rounds and he had an additional handgun on him and wearing a soft body armor similar to what officers wear under their uniform. if powell's gun had gone off, this could have been a tragedy. >> the officers in general, around the country are in a heighten sense of alert. these were two officers -- it wasn't -- they were sitting in a coffee shop, and you know, taking a small well deserved break. >> powell is the father of a 2-year old who police say was accidentally shot yesterday afternoon at a home here on canary court. police are still unsure if this shooting was in fact accidental. powell had fled the scene before police arrived. and police are trying to peace this together in what happened in vallejo. the 2-year old boy is in critical condition at a trauma center and powell is being treated for the three gunshot wounds at a nearby hospital and he's a convicted felon. he served time in past for drug related offe

so many wanted to have sheridan arrested. they certainly want to have him investigated for having military government. not in the south, but in the north. and here's from the speaker of the house at illinois. he says evidence is irresistible. we have come to the conclusion that there was military occupation in the city of chicago. we became slaves to tyrants by fitting our own necks for the yoke. they received hundreds of letters from people around the country, many identifying themselves as republicans in the letter. arguing that this is a danger sign. that the united states government is trying to go too far. they're starting to have a military government not just in the south but the north. i want to share a few excerpts so you get the flavor what private individual citizens in the north are thinking. you can see the reconstruction governments and military governments in the south. an assistant saying it is imminent to do away with the people's government by the powers of the military. one from indiana -- >> these are pret

abduction friday night.a woman told officers someone in a van tried to kidnap her near 45th street and sheridan road. no other details are being released. a chance for neighbors to share their concerns about police response times and putting more officers on the street.alderman bob donovan is a member of the "i think the commonality is that people are concerned about safety and one thing we can all agree on is that we want a safer more improved community.. there are good suggestions and i'm sure they will be utilized." th will be held next saturday at pulaski a new leader for the wisconsin state patrol.department of transportation secretary mark gottlieb just announced that j-d lind will take over as patrol superintendent on october 31st.lind has worked for the state patrol since 1994.he was promoted to colonel last a chance to a chance to properly dispose of expired or unused medications..yesterday was national prescription drug take back day and the glendale with a drop-box. un-used or expired medicine should never be flushed or poured down the drain.water reclamation facilities are not desig

we're not seeing a lot in materials of accidents on u.s. 6 and sheridan. make sure you have the sun glagss hand -- make sure you have the sunglasses. if you're going to estes park, trail ridge road is season. the rangers could reopen it weather permitted. that's closed. the rock and roll marathon will be effecting traffic around downtown denver this weekend starting n saturday for the 5k. mainly around civic center park. during tou in place, but for the half marathon sunday through city park, we'll see detours and a few road closures and around downtown denver. be p for that. if you're heading out to the airport this morning, the train to the plane is on time. not much -- we're not seeing much in the way of delays. security wait times is 15 to 30 minutes right now. eric, dale. >> we have a development that could help those get down to castle rock. >> you can see a vacant complex and a mexican restaurant. this week, the town council approved a $60 million development that's office spaces and retailers to downtown castle rock. >> we have small businesses in

they toldut followed her and the silver suv while she walked to her busstop in the 5300 block of sheridan last friday she says he then got out of the vehicle and told her to get inside and what she didn't he says the man tried to push her inside. she ran off and the school bus driver reported the incident. more tonight about a climber who died among speak over the weekend investigators have identified him as scott corliss they say he slipped on ice to his death. he was well-known doctor in greeley and was also known as an experienced mountain climber. craigslist connects locals trying to sell. not everybody is who they say they are. had to know if you're been scammed and any warning about one scam going on right now. hurricane matthews turns deadly as it makes its way through the caribbean. bass pro making a major purchase. we're not talking by gear or >> a hurricane packing 140 mile-per-hour winds is threatening series destruction. >> claiming at least three nice, matt makin joins us with a look at this developing story. >> the storm is now category four and has to strengthen. it's over

. >> here's a look from sky 9 near third and sheridan. just launched, a look at the morning drive. amelia other heart will have a look at trouble spot in a >> everything was exactly what they thought they were. it was just an accident. >>> no drugs, no alcohol, just a tragic accident that took the life of a school bus driver. some answer in the legacy high school bus crash. >>> one lone suspect, two officer hurt in boston, rush protecting themselves from a man armed with an assault rifle. >>> as the flood waters rise, so do the deaths in north carolina following matthew. now the southeast is beginning to rebuild. >> good morning, everyone, and welcome. i'm that rondo thomas with corey rose. heads up in longmont. you may have heard emergency sirens. there is no emergency happening. those sirens were just malfunctioning and people were wondering what is going on.

. >>> a suspected thief robs a woman in a parking planet fitness in sheridan yesterday. it forced several schools to go on lock ouu. officers were called out to the scene and searched for the suspect. four schools in the area were % ordered to go on the lock out. that was lifted after the suspect was nowhere to be found. >>> the a man admitted to opening fire on a planned parenthood facility in colorado springs last year. a judge ruled that robert deer wassnot kofrpt tent to stand trial. that decision was later yesterday a judge set another date to re-evaluate 6789. >>> parents in evergreen not happy after a charter school fires six administrators without warning and now they're plan planning to protest. 0. >> reporter: one parent saying the teachers were loved and supported by the entire community. faculty members were escorted off the campus here by jefr con county sheriff's office. it's still unclear why the firing happened butten' mail was sent out acknowledging the personnel changes. i took a look at the school's website just last week. all but one person on the boa

knowing that it was happening that would alleviate the other three people here, chief deputy sheridan, captain. bailey, defense attorney [indiscernible] from that issue. we still have on the table here, criminal contempt for concealment of hard drives and nearly 1500 identifying documents. in that, all four people would be charged including sheriff joe arpaio. a couple of things have happened here: the government has tipp month of jail time if this was to move forward. if sheriff joe arpaio was convicted of criminal content. were looking at a six-month, that puts it in the category of misdemeanor, not felony. it also would preclude sheriff joe arpaio from getting a jury trial. now we know the government is looking for a bench trial. they want a judge to decide. arpaio lawyers is making it clear they want a jury trial. ahead,>> i think we lost audio but the story is still developing and we will continue to cover it.>>> a man in a wheelchair is rushed to the hospital overnight in critical condition after getting hit by a car. this happened near 19th avenue. and dunlap. the main in the w

starting at 42nd and lancaster...the intersection of 18th and pearl...then on 83rd and sheridan and ending the night on 35th and center. all victims were under the age of thirty. residents like calvin say this area needs more resources. "we have no community center for 9-17 year-olds they have nothing to do..... " i just pray for everybody the kids are the most important." police say the number of shootings they saw betw 6am this morning is not a higher than usual number they've seen in other 24 hour periods. we are awaiting more information on the condition of this mornings shooting victims. reporting live in milwaukee i'm angelica sanchez fox 6 news. one of two men -- wanted following yesterday's law enforcement raids -- has turned himself in. 33-year-old erik en-sense-ee-oh is the 23rd person arrested and to a local gang round-up. authorities targeted more than 20 different locations in racine and kenosha counties... as well as northern illinois. officials seized weapons-- body armor-- and more than 40 pounds of marijuana and cocaine.. 30-year-old fabian melendez is still on the run. tw

the thief robbed the woman at the planet fns on sheridan. police lifteddthe lock out when they couldn't find the suspect. >>> still no decision on whether or not the admitted planned parenthood shooter is fit to stand trial. a judge set another hearing next month. >>> the military is taking the blame for the toxic water problem near colorado springs. peterson air force base says 150,000 gallons of contaminated get into the drinking system. >>> albert son stores in the denver area are getting a make -?overand being re-branded as safe way later today. so even though they have a new name and low go they should still sell products you love. >>> aurora is the third largest city in the state but doesn't really haveea downtown. denver seven got a birds eye view of undeveloped land that could one day be aurora. another possible location could be the area east of colfax around the medical campus. the idea is quite young but very realistic, planners say. >> folks are interesting in having places that attract people, jobs and entertainment. >> the city

this is a look at 36 and sheridan. looks great heading into downtown from broomfield and boulder. the mile high cam up and running this morning as well. you can see traffic is running fine in both directions in i-25 70 at pecos. the tip of the volume starting to pick up. typical slowing on i-25. >>> thanks eric. here's what we're working on for denver seven at 6:00 a.m. a father in ohio is criticized for the way he told his son his mom died from a heroin overdose. >>> new details on a kansas sheriff's deputy brutally assaulted and kidnapped. the attackers who says i shouldn't have a soda everyday? my doctor. my dentist. definitely my wife. wait, i know what i want. make sparkling water at home. and drink 43% more water every day. >>> we're tracking news from arapahoe county. a 17-year old was shot around midnight on east florida avenue. deputies are looking for two black men who took off in a silver chevy impa la. . >>> tomahawk missiles were launched to knock out three coastal radar sites off yemen. this comes after rebels fired missiles earlier this week at a u.s. navy destroyer

. >> reporter: the police chased the armed suspect close to the intersection of magazine and sheridan streets. police say he continued to post his -- pose his weapon as a threat to them so they shot him three times before he fell. when arrested police found an additional handgun on him. he was also wearing body armor so he's currently being treated for life threatening injuries right now at a nearby hospital. the two police officers involved went uninjured in this case. business at the starbucks is totally normal this morning. we will learn more about what happened last night at a press conference. in vallejo, jackie ward, kpix5. >>> the man who reportedly shot a san francisco police officer in the head has died. he was involved in a shootout with police in the lakeshore neighborhood friday night. officers were called to the lakeshore shopping center on reports of a man making threats. the suspect reportedly shot at officers when they confronted him. officers chased after him and shot back. the officer who was shot is in critical condition. >>> the man accused of kidnapping and killin

it starts at sheridan. it's breaking up n pockets, but we're going to find heavier than normal traffic out to the east side. i-76 by highway 85 busy and cleaning up at pena boulevard. otherwise, getting to the airport, it's an okay shape. i-25 as you can see from the cdot camera, really busy. heavy stop and go traffic with that sunshine. and you can scott tipton -- our congressman? real-estate agent for big-money campaign contributors? tipton sponsored a bill to give away our public lands to his out-of-state donors. over 30 colorado business leaders called tipton's plans, "a serious threat to the outdoor recreation industry and...thousands of jobs." gail schwartz will defend our public lands and won't put colorado's future up for sale. house majority pac is responsible i'm jamie foxx for verizon. largest independent study by rootmetrics, verizon is america's most reliable network. and i'm jamie foxx for sprint, with no wins in reliability in any state. you need to stop your shenanigans. i-i'm... you're not

four other shootings occurred from 7:50 pm intersection of 18th and pearl...then on 83rd and sheridan and ending the night on 35th and center. all victims were under the age of thirty. residents like calvin say this area needs more resources or a community center for kids and teenagers to go to after school. " i just pray for everybody the kids are the most important." police say the overnight shootings are not higher than the usual number they've seen in other 24 hour periods. the two male victims in this morning's shooting are 22 d suffer serious injuries police are also trying to locate the suspects in this case. reporting live in milwaukee i'm angelica sanchez fox 6 news. bev thanks angelica the state justice department says it has found problems with how the state's voter i-d law was being administered at d-m-v license stations... that's according to governor scott walker. he said that today -- just hours before the d-m-v had to report to a federal court how it was handling the before election day. the judge ordered that update following the release of audio recordings revealing

tried to forcibly eject the teenage girl on her way to school early on friday morning near 53rd and sheridan. according to the sheriff's office the man stopped his suv here, got outside and told the girl to get inside the vehicle. to force her in the car. the girl ran away and the incident was reported to the school bus driver and investigators say the suspect is a 5'3" hispanic man wearing glasses with an elaborate and odd haircut. he has short shaved facial hair also and should be considered dangerous. and considered lucky to have -- the girl considered herself lucky to have gotten away. >> reporter: the car is either a silver honda or chevy suv. it did not have any other license live in genesee county, cbs4 news. >>> a grass fire started before 2 pm near bowls and c-470. steep terrain complicated the firefighting efforts but the blaze is now 100% contained. it was due to -- they believe any legal campsite nearby may have sparked the fire. and there was a small grass fire near chatfield state park. no structures were damaged and there's no word on what caused that fire. let's go to dave ag

easy driving on i-70 by sheridan. not seeing delays on the west >>> breaking news. more than 500 south korea galaxy 7 filed a class action lawsuit. this is the phone that the battery can explode catching fire looking like that in the end. the 527 plaintiff in this lawsuit are only asking for about $425 each. it's compensation for the time they spent getting their phones replaced, and hours they psychological harm from using a hazardous product. south korean courts don't award punitive damages like we do in the u.s. this lawsuit is about a quartera million dollars total for samsung. >>> right now, we head to iraq and the battle for mosul, iraqi and turkish militants freeing those. there's 5,000 americans on the ground with 500 in the thick of the fighting. defense check on the progress. >> they're at-risk. everyone must under we have to protect ourselves. >> the troops are working to free a million americans in mosul. >>> police arrested nearly 130 people in north dakota protesting the north dakota pipeline -- demonstrators have ramped up includes removing a blockade

they felt threatened and they shot the man near magazine and sheridan streets, about three or four blocks away from this starbucks. the man was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. as far as we know he is still there. police aren't saying any more details about exactly what happened. they put out a statement last night saying that they and city officials will have a press conference later this morning to talk about what happened and they'll be joined by sis soon police. we are expecting to get more information, not until about 10:00 this morning. back to you guys. >> allie rasmus, we'll talk to you later. >>> jury selection due to start this morning in the trial of the man accused of kidnapping and killing 15-year-old sierra lamar. she vanished on her way to school in 2012. her body has never been found. the defendant, antolin garcia- torres, pleaded not guilty to that crime, as well as three other attempted kidnappings from 2009. hundreds of potential jury members will fill out a questionnaire and lawyers will review the answers and question them next month. 12 jury memb