police say killing 9 black worshipers at a south carolina colorado -- breast-fed: >>> a couple races too close to call. one for congress in district 5. christine jones leading by 875 votes and it could be a few more days till an official winner is declared. maricopa county recorder helen purcell blamed for the long her republican challer by 300 -- challenger by 350 votes. for glendale mayor. he is holding on to a lead. less than 200 votes. this race could be changed by a cluster of ballots left at a middle school over night. >>> it is official, rejecting a final legal challenge over november. tonight a new twist in this. if you use marijuana it could prevent you from buying a gun if you are on a registered list. law prohibits anyone who uses a controlled substance from buying a gun and marijuana is listed as a controlled substance. few years ago a nevada woman was turned away for this reasons and recently the court upheld the decision. >>> proving there are so many kind hearted people in community. a woman stop'em stumbled upon two checks while -- stumbled upon two checks while walki

. >> as of now, the park has not >>> great victory for colorado 3 furniture row racing, yesterday at the southern 500 at darlington, south carolina. this is now the second victory, the sprint cup season. the fourth victory over all for this colorado team. he only led the race for a total of 28 laps. the teams a first victory was also in darlington, south carolina back in reagan smith was the driver. furniture row, now in sixth place overall in the chase for the championship. % great news for colorado. >>> more major nascar news, dale earnhardt junior was the off the track for the rest of this year. he made that tough decision after suffering a concussion, earlier this season. listen as he talks about it. >> we decided to make this decisi to not race anymore, and i think it is the right decision, considering how i physically. i definitely do not belong in a racecar today. >> he got hurt in a crash back in june. he has already missed six races since july. he will skip the remaining 12 events as he recovers. during his absence, jeff gordon, alex bowman will split the schedule and the number 88 ccr. >>> today, you can get a free tick

now, in the event that miss america is unable to fulfill her duties miss south carolina will take over. miss colorado did not make the top 15. what's wrong with those judges? >>> let's take denver as we tell you good-bye >>> students at 1 high school in colorado walking into class today with football players and 3 coaches on their minds. they're all recovering from a deadly bus crash. some back at home others are still in >>> a man will face charges today -- a judge today, details on his first day in court. >> and hillary clinton is not on the campaign trail today after stumbling and getting sick yesterday. the health scare that is changing the democrat's scheduled to, we'll talk about it coming up. >>> meanwhile a truck with a crane hit a bridge at i-70 and 6th avenue and you can expect extra traffic around there today, and pretty much the rest the far-right lane of i-70 east of 6th will be closed until they get it fixed. we have more on what to expect and how you can get around it. >> all right let's talk about that traffic claimant we're starting things off with a view. this is actually across our

while we go down the list, we have four in south carolina p every parish in colorado, we have sioux city and representative kings district and rockwell, and travis in texas. if we are going to start talking about sanctuary cities, don't just pick mine that you would like to allege as a sanctuary city. let's talk about all of them, specially the people who are on the committee. the other thing we talked about was the unfortunate death of a fire chief, a very respected and loved fire chief in st. john parish. i think that incident happened. the person fell through the cracks. that's what we should stop. that has absolutely nothing to do with new orleans. the guy didn't live in new orleans. he was never arrested in new orleans. the company that he worked for was not in new orleans. that has absolutely no connection to the city of new orleans. the company was operated out of saint tam any parrish with an elected official as a co-owner, which i think is deplorable. that we should be looking at prosecution for for the owners of the company. to single out new orleans as a city that decided they

. >>> man on the way south carolina admits he was using facebook to get six teenager colorado to send him sexually expressive photos. 37 christopher white pleaded guilty and is look years in prison. officials say claim to be a teenage boy on social media and friended 13 and 14-year-olds. >> brandon marshall drop to his knees during the national anthem in the season opener and now he -- his income is dropping of it. sponsor pulled out of the deal with a linebacker. >> he's getting the attention of denver police chief, marshall spoke at the valley and lionel joins us now and he says he will continue to take any during the national anthem the sunday against the colts. centurylink says it respects his decision and is terminated their endorsement agreement with the because the national quiet -- national and approach shows allegiance at the common bond at the nation. >> i just lost another endorsement today which is cool, centurylink decided to drop me today. once again, you know, i'm still doing what i believe in. you know, it's not going to make me sleep, you know, at the end of the day,

and well we go down the list, we .ave four in south carolina every parish in colorado. we have sioux city and representative keating district, dallas and texas. so if we are going to start talking about sanctuary cities, mind that youk would but to allege. let's talk about all of them, especially the people who are on the committee. talked aboutng we was the unfortunate death of a fire chief, a very respected and loved fire chief in st. john parish. that is what we should stop. the guy didn't live in new orleans, he was never arrested in new orleans, the company he worked for was not in new orleans. that has absolutely no connection to the city of new orleans. operated out of st. tammany parish with an elected official as a co-owner, andh i think is deplorable i think that we should be looking at prosecution for that. when did you initiate trying to make sure the city's policy was consistent with federal law. discussions in september. those have continued on the local and headquarters level and at no point did anyone ever say that this policy didn't comply with federal

south carolina, lana zack, abc news. >>> drivers scared to take i-25 in northern colorado again, this after yet another driver had a car window shattered. it happened yesterday near mile marker 250 between the johnstoon and berthoud exits. state patrol says this was no evidence a firearm was used. >>> a man was stabbed to death at family dollar at 70th and pecos. the suspect is in custody. the victim died on he way the hospital. >>> two people are now in custody in texas in connection with a deadly stabbing here in colorado. investigators say dna evidence led to the man's arrest. the stabbing last september happened east of glenwood springs. a woman has also been arrested. >>> also new, this teen is in custody in colorado springs a woman. he's 18-year-old kenneth preston. he's booked at the el paso county justice center. >>> an expert who gave dna evidence in cases across the country is told he can not the denver d.a. says he is not qualified to testify. the prosecution said it proved he had no dna extraction or dna analysis. >> show on the road and goes all over the country and gets paid high dollars to give opinions

colorado right now is slightly lower at $2.18... but locations the cheapest state in the continental u-s is south carolina... and the most expensive is california. tesla is planning an upgrade to its self driving car. elon musk announced over the weekend- plans to improve the radar system- so the car is less avoiding other people, cars and objects. the company's c-e-o says the fix might have helped avoid the deadly self driving car crash in florida in may. musk says the new radar system could improve the autopilot feature by up to three times... he hopes the national highway traffic safety administration agrees. luxury cars aren't just for gentlemen... more and more ladies are going for the flashy tires and speedy engines. the car shopping dot com says- so far this year 41 percent of luxury vehicles were bought by women. that's compared to 37 percent just five years ago. lexus is on top- with nearly half of its sales going to women so far this year, edmunds says more luxury automakers are directing ads at women. let's check in with marty. a new netflix feature... will look where the entertainment company is

south carolina. now -- there may be some sightings on the west coast. where residents say they spotted a clown -- in a prison jumpsuit. colorado governor - john hickenlooper - literally goes over the edge for a good cause. he repelled down a skyscraper in denver - to raise money for a cancer charity. "go broncos! " sure - it may not have been the raised one thousand dollars personally for the "over the edge" fundraiser... which was also raising awareness for the cancer league of colorado. he repelled down 32 floors of the building. "not anywhere near as when somebody's got cancer and they're having to deal with all the issues they're going to deal with. this was short. i knew what the end was going to be." the 380-foot drop was the first time the governor had ever repelled. thanks for joining us.. fox5 news at 6 o'clock is straight danny tarkanian's carrying a lot of baggage. as a real-estate developer, tarkanian was penalized for failing to pay thousands in property taxes. tarkanian was ordered by a judge to repay $17 million in a failed development scheme. tarkanian refused to pay the money back, forcing taxpayers to bail hi

south carolina headed up toward washington d. c. but will hug the coasttas we go through tomorrow. and for colorado weather it's been beautiful today flies and quiet here throughout the denver metro but severe weather across the eastern plains earlier. we had a tornado touch down in yuma county earlier. tonight it's still raining in burlington although it's tapering off as these very slow now we'll have scattered afternoon thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon as well. highs will be closer to 90 degrees. it's going to warm up for our holiday weekend. but it will be dry on sunday and even on monday as well. but i wanted to show you where the storms are located. it was a line of these storms that came through eastern colorado earlier today around 3:00, 4:00 we had strong storms pushing through as i mentioned yuma county we had a tornado touch down it didn't cause an damage but now these storms are moving out. but there's been about inches of rain associated with thess storm cells so we've had flooding issues throughout the eastern plains but just a few little sprinkles showing up into the foothills as you

clothing that captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 comments@captioncolorado.com >>> now at 6:00, frantic moments leading up to a school shooting in south carolina. the one thing the boy shooter did just seconds before the first 911 call from the scene. following breaking news in tampa. a shooting breaks out at a strip club. the search is on now to find the gunman. >>> thanks for waking up with abc on this thursday. i'm deiah riley. >> we'll have a live report coming up in a minute. >>> ivan is standing by rate now with a look at the tropics. >> still checking on matthew. no big changes. good morning, overnight. having a little together. we have upper level winds disrupting the thunderstorms. so the center is actually west of where you see the convection or thunderstorm activity. 50 mile-per-hour winds moving west at 16. we are eventually expecting this to become hurricane matthew so that by thursday night woo he have a category 1 hurricane as it continues to move to the west. remember, hurricanes and trop achele cycles depend on what's going up above as far as the will tend to hold this to the north. the turn is expected over the weekend as it'

colorado was 33rd, so we have moved down. >>> the state with the best highways by the way, south carolina, at the very bottom, hawaii, rhode island, and massachusetts. all right, let's check in with marty. a crisp morning out there. >> it is. and quite a bit of a breeze going to with thunderstorms in western colorado this morning. we have some strong winds going along with some lightning throughout the west. this is what i would call a squall line of thunderstorms ahead of the cold front, which is now in utah. showers along the front. those will be moving into the mountains and foothills this afternoon. more wind than rain with these. you'll get light rain there and as it comes down slow, we'll evaporate a lot of that moisture. so what we get out of it is a tremendous amount of wind. better in the foothills. better to our north and east. the wind will be strong today, 35 to 40 miles per hour at times during the afternoon. dying down later tonight. so a upper 70s and low 80s. there's the line of storms in the mountains. it stretches through western colorado. comes to the front range during the early part of the evening and

colorado, 8-5 the final. let's go racing. down in south carolina, got the 43 car and the 15 car racked up here. going at it. martin truax, jr., he's had a breakthrough year. remember he conthe coca-cola 600. trying to win the southern 500. and what a year. his biggest win of his career. it's going to be martin truax. kevin harvik let most of this race, but truax taking the checkered flag. he's your winner. at darlton. >>th tonight. get the jump on game week. sour cards insider mike jurecki looks at the 53-man roster, ahead to the start of the season, plus our special guest running back david johnson. he's all smiles looking ahead to this season. plus we're going to look at safe football. is there a safer way? should a better way to play the game of football? scott peters shows you what's going on right now with high school football in the phoenix union school district. >>> police say a man tries to run over a woman and a child with his car. another man with a gun then intervenes. a live report from the scene. >>> police around the state are working to keep our roads safe by stepping up d.u.i. patrols. we'll

colorado. >>> this little kindergartener is in the hospital in critical condition. a teen opened fire in a elementary school in south carolina. all of this started yesterday when a teen called his grandparents and say he was upset so they went to his home and that's where they found their son, the teen police think he killed his father then went to the school. the teen is now under arrest. they don't think he had a connection to the school only attacking it because the targets were outside. >>> now to california where we're dweting a first look at the man an officer shot and killed on tuesday. investigators say he was acting erraticcand pulled something from his pocket and got into a shooting stance and that's when was a smoking device. >>> from the first alert desk now, following breaking news ot of georgia where a massive fire is burning at a warehouse. this is a live look at the scene near atlanta. the roof of the building has collapsed. this is happening east of atlanta in lithonia, jornl george. georgia. it doee not was occupied athe time . >>> senators going after the maker of the epipen because they think they misclas

captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com >>> canceled for the rest of the week after a teen opens fire in a south carolina elementary school. >> for the first time in eight years, the world's oil- producing countries agree to cut oil production. when a final decision is expected and how it's already affecting crude oil prices. >> today is national coffee day. we'll tell you where you c other discounts. >> there you go. happy national coffee day. good morning, i'm dan shaffer. >> good morning, i'm deiah riley. we'll get to that and more coming up in a moment money first, we're following breaking news. someone shot a man on hillsborough avenue at 22nd street. a man was shot in the leg, but >>> classes are canceled for the rest of this week at a south carolina elementary school where a teenager shot two 6-year-old boys and a teacher at townville elementary school in the western part of the state. the 14-year-old boy opened fire at a school playground and shot two 6-year-old boys and a teacher. one of the boys and a teacher have been treated and released. witnesses say the teen tried getting into the school,

south carolina will undoubtedly restart the control. it comes up every time something like this happens. which is why 9 wants to know investigator chris vanderveen looked into the statistics, at the heart of the debate. blaming colorado deadly crash- wasn't enough to get christopher gebers out of trouble. after two days of deliberation- a jury found gebers guilty of first degree murder. gebers hit and killed state patrol cadet taylor thyfault with his car in may of last year. he was also convicted of attempted murder for injuring tr gebers' attorney wanted the sentencing over and done with... but he will have to wait a while longer to find out how long he'll spend in prison. the prosecution asked for a november sentencing date- so the victims have time to prepare statements. the first degree murder charge comes with an automatic life sentence. a man accussed of killing his ex-wife, and leaving her in a burning home - will spend the rest of his life in prison without parole. a judge immediately sentenced 58 year old andrew ausmus after the jury's he was arrested last october on murder and arson charges. firefighters found the body of his ex-wife teresa in the garage of her burning home in strasburg. investigators say

south carolina and north carolina as well. it is a mess in the southeastern united states. the victims of the colorado theater shooting have been given an ultimatum. they won't have to pay the court cost they owe to the theater chain if they drop their appeals this comes after a number of survivors and families took the theatre to court. earlier this year a jury ruled in favor of the theater with the chain's attorney asking the victims to pay more than $700,000 for trial cost. >> for them to backtrack and say you don't have to pay the fees, that's well and good. at the same time there is anotherev haven't done anything towards safety and there hasn't been a big discussion about public safety. >> dana: they were initially going to waive the court fees if the 41 victims in the case agreed to a settlement and nondisclosure. legal experts believe they asked the victims to repay court cost to discourage future personal injury lawsuits against their chain. >> kim: happening right now we this is the san jose area where we are awaiting the release of brock turner. he's the former stanford university student w

south carolina. police say the bus slammed into a guardrail after one of its tires blew. >>> five fallen colorado firefighters will be forever remembered now. their names were added yesterday to the wall at the nation fallen firefighter memorial in colorado springs. during this 30th annual ceremony. there was also a procession of motorcycles and fire vehicles. the memorial walls now bear more than 7300 names. >>> parents already know getting kids to buckle up in the car can be a challenge. coming up, one mom got some backup to make sure her daughter never forgets to use her seat belt. >> a ha, and moving, we know is never not always fun, and it's even less so on a budget, but a >>> welcome back, a new company is giving ikea some new competition. it's created easy to assemble furniture that doesn't even require any tools. furniture, and julie dolan meets with the entrepreneurs behind it and finns out it's not just about the size. it's about convenience. >> i don't think we can turn it anymore. >> i just don't think it's going to fit. >> who could forget this classic scene from friends. it's probably even funni

carolinas on saturday and northeast on sunday into monday. northeastern plains of colorado will see some scattered thunderstorms tomorrow, and this time tomorrow night, those storms turn heavy south and east of the city. tonight, isolated storms and clearing, we drop to 55 out east, some areas of patchy fog 86 tomorrow with a 30% chance of rain. gets you into a nice holiday weekend with a warming trend, ashley storms to worry about saturday afternoon. fall is three weeks away, if you are grown me a large gourd, send me pictures, i will take cute animal pictures, too. >> bristol brewing's pumpkin beer is in jeopardy this year. the hail wiped out the crop at the firm and caretta springs, sad for the 6 to 10 doesn't get to go out to pick the patch each year. more sad for the beer drinkers who look forward to the pumpkin ale, at this point, the brewery is looking for a backup plan. >>> hail spared the pumpkin patch in jefferson county where our steve steger spent the day with the good folks of the rocky mountain giant vegetable growers club. >> reporter: right above one awesome window cling on the back of jeff's truck is another. >> we started up the club in 2006, started right after

temperatures in captions by: caption colorado, llc (800) 775-7838 e- mail: comments@captioncolorado.com >>> canceled for the rest of the week after a teen opens fire in a south carolina elementary school. >> for the first time in eight years, the world's oil- producing countries agree to cut oil production. when a final decision is expected and how it's already affecting crude oil prices. >> today is national coffee day. we'll tell you where you c other discounts. >> there you go. happy national coffee day. good morning, i'm dan shaffer. >> good morning, i'm deiah riley. we'll get to that and more coming up in a moment money first, we're following breaking news. someone shot a man on hillsborough avenue at 22nd street. a man was shot in the leg, but

south carolina, georgia, and eastern parts of florida picking up easily three to five inches within the next couple of the days. now, tonight here this denver, our storms are starting to fizzle out. especially northern colorado. we will go with partly cloudy skies. a chilly bun. 49, upper 40s , a brisk begining to the thursday morning. mild, in eastern colorado. and frosty up there in the high country with the lows dipping close to the freezing mark. the rest of tonight, we are watching the showers and the 8:00, you will wake up to a bit of fog along i-76, i-80. meanwhile, to the west, fantastic. plenty of sunshine. but, that all changes by the afternoon as the cold front sweeps into the region. this one once again will produce some scattered showers and thunderstorms in the front range, the eastern plains, bring back a chance of a few clouds in the late afternoon. some cooler temperatures. and then it is out of here. these storms are not going to linger quite like this evening's did. you can see the it just sweeps across the state. by tomorrow afternoon, we are left with a cooler day. and a couple of cool days ahead before that warmup this weekend. tomorrow, we are down to about 76. so about 8 degrees coole

colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ♪ ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is thursday, september 29, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." new information about the elementary school shooting in south carolinafamily friend said it wasn't the first time the teenager accused of opening fire and brought a gun to school. >>> breaking news. a train full of morning commuters crashes into a station just outside new york city. dozens of people are hurt in the mass casualty incident. rescue efforts are under way. >>> donald trump tries out a new line of attack against hillary clinton and doubles down on his controversial comments about a former miss universe. >>> the nominee has another aleppo moment on

south carolina. the members of congress bowed their heads in silence and did nothing else. then, there was chattanooga, roseburg, colorado springs, san bernardino, dozens murdered in senseless killing sprees. while the country demanded a vote to finally do something about gun violence, this congress responded with silence. three months ago after the worst gun massacre in modern history took place at the pulse nightclub in orlando, florida, some of us had finally had enough. if our friends in the lgbt community have taught us anything, it's that silence equals death, and this is no time to be silent. our frustration and the frustration of the american people resulted in a sit-in that gave voice to the american families who are fed up with a congress who's cowed into silence by the rich and powerful gun lobby. here we are three months later and house republicans have spent more time thinking about how they can punish us for that sit-in than doing anything, anything to address the gun violence devastating americans. in july, rather than allow debate and votes on keeping american children and families safe, republican leader

south carolina? is there any outrage over that? where's the outrage over the 27 mostly children that were killed in newtown, connecticut, or the 12 people killed in a movie theater in aurora, colorado, or the outrage over the six people that were killed in tucson, arizona, when our former colleague, gabby giffords, were shot, or the 12 people killed at virginia tech? you know, since my republican friends have been in recess, over 4,000 americans have been killed -- have been shot and killed in gun violence in this country. over 4,000. where's the outrage? the only outrage that my republican friends seem to have is over the fact that democrats have had the audacity to raise this question about maybe we should do something. maybe we can do something to protect our constituents. i'll say to my colleagues, we don't need a slap on the wrist from the republican leadership here. we need to reform our laws to ensure that guns are kept out of the wrong hands. you know, over 32,000 people in america die from gun violence each year. about 89 people per day. if this isn't a public health emergency, mr. speaker, i don't know what is. but you come back and this is what we're going to be debating

colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ♪ ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is thursday, september 29, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." new information about the elementary school shooting in south carolinafamily friend said it wasn't the first time the teenager accused of opening fire and brought a gun to school. >>> breaking news. a train full of morning commuters crashes into a station just outside new york city. dozens of people are hurt in the mass casualty incident. rescue efforts are under way. >>> donald trump tries out a new line of attack against hillary clinton and doubles down on his controversial comments about a former miss universe. >>> the nominee has another aleppo moment on tv. >>> we begin with today's eye opener" your world in 90 seconds. >>> they told me they went to the background and i am so scared. i don't want her to go to school now. >> a school shooting in south carolina. >> the shooter is a juvenile, white male. no racial undertones there. no terrorism involved. >>> a new jersey transit train has crashed. police say there are serious injuries. >> it's a busy hub in the middle of the morning commute. >> looks like a scene out of a movie. the train breaking thro

colorado, clinton up by two. in michigan, clinton only up by two. in arizona, clinton up by one. in north carolina trump tied with clinton. in george, another tie. mississippi, deep southmp up in ohio. trump up by three. even texas is closer than expected. this is -- what would dan rather say. >> tight as a tick at a thanksgiving dinner. i don't know what he'd say. i'll call him afterward. these races are tight, scott. >> they are extremely tight. the midwest are some of the biggest surprises, a number with leads in pennsylvania, she only leads by four there. as you mentioned, a slew of others, wisconsin, michigan. these are states that have gone for democrats for the past six straight elections. they are tighter than usual. at the same time you mentioned the overall electoral vote advantage from the start. that's in part because among all those states that are up in play right now, a lot of them are solid republican states. and so what's being gambled out there right now are a lot of red electoral votes. and clinton overall leads by at least four points and at least 244 electoral votes. you don't need to go that much further to get to 270. >> go ahead, nicole. >> what