this happened near the and south valencia. the -- iliff and south valencia. the person is facing possible charges for leaving the scene. the person hurt has serious injury. if you have information, please call state patrol. >>> colorado's electrical grid is no match for one raccoon apparently. the power is back on at aurora after a raccoon got into an equipment at an xcel substation early this morning. almost 27,000 customers lost power from yosemite street to bl alameda avenues. xcel's map showed multiple outages near westminster and broomfield. the outage also hit the rtd bus garage. the initial cause of the outage was thought to be a blown transformer and it didn't end very well for the raccoon. >>> some folks can go back home after evacuations on the junkins fire in southern colorado. crews lifted evacuations and week. the fire east of westcliffe is 33% contained, almost 18,000 acres burned there. it destroyed five homes and 13 outbuildings. this all started when high winds blew down a power line that landed on a barbed wire fence and sparked the fire you

and south valencia. colorado state patrol says its a gold 2005 nissan altima... license plater 7-0- 5-s-f-e. anyone who sees it should call c-s-p. belen de leon joins us.. i'm cheryl preheim >>> this is about the point in the show when we get really hungry around here and nothing sounds better right now than a kicked-up breakfast. >> so our "today food" team called in the debutante farmer elizabeth to show us how cheese sandwich. good morning. >> good morning. these are our ingredients. we have wonderful bread, gruyere. we'll make some bacon jam. bacon jam. it is actually unbelievable. so we start -- our bacon is rendering. we'll leave the fat in here. it is really important. i know it is a lot and we're worried about health but you're just going to put a smidge on sandwich. >> this is every once in a while. onions, add our shallots, let that cook down until it gets really soft and all that flavors gets in there. here we are. shallots, bacon and onions. took about ten minutes. now we've got maple syrup, some water, balsamic vinegar, we've got that sweet, little a

i'm nick valencia in charleston, south carolina. an update on the worsening conditions here.'re watching cnn "new day." will you be needing anything else? not a thing. beautyrest black. get your beautyrest. it begins from the the second we're born.er. because, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned every day. using wellness to keep away illness. and believing a single life can be made better by millions of others. as a health services and innovation company optum powers modern healthcare by connecting every part of it. so while the world keeps searching for healthier we're here to make healthier happen. >>> south carolina now getting hit by hurricane matthew, now downgraded to a category 1 storm. remember, the categories are indicators of the maximum sustained winds only, not the danger of the rain or the storm surge, just the maximum sustained winds. >> which are right now at about 85 miles per hour winds. the most powerful bands are sweeping the coast here, waves have been battering the charleston harbor since early this morning. take a look at this i

the first effect of the storm will be felt tonight in parts of south florida and that's where cnn's nick valencia is this morning he's live in pest palm beach. what's the situation, nick? >> good morning, alisyn. we have been out here all morning long. and things have only gotten worse here. those conditions as hurricane matthew steadily approaches this part of florida. the community here has been bracing for this all week long. and here are some of the signs this building immediately facing palm beach. taking off an awning, half of the shutters -- half the windows have been shuttered up. to give you an idea how significant the wind is, our photographer can pan up to the palm trees. that wind has steadily been increasing in the three or so hours that we have been out here on this beach. there is a mandatory evacuation in effect in this area. started last night. residents expected to get out here by 11:00 a.m. but even still, there are some that aren't heeding that warning. i spoke earlier with one of them. >> don't really have anywhere else to go so dwee boarded up our windows, went to the store,

valencia street after 6:30. officers focused their investigation in the parking garage at st. luke's hospital, three blocks south of where the boy was shot. we have learned the .in critical condition, and he is expected to five. >> a five-year-old boy is in the hospital this morning recovering from a frightening boating accident in san francisco bay. police are still trying to figure out the cause of the privately owned boat to flip over near pier 45 on saturday, all 30 people on board fell into the bay. look at this video. eight people include the boy still in the hospital and two other children were hurt. the boat was overloaded. police are looking into the claim and whether everyone on board had a required life vest. all the man in jail for killing two palm springs police officers is expected to be charged tomorrow. 26-year-old john felix is held without bail and faces two counts of murder with special circumstances. he could face the death penalty. palm springs residents held a candlelight vigil yesterday to mourn the loss of officers vega and leslie zerebny. he was a thrive-year veteran, and she just runed

valencia, thanks so much. of course the impact of this storm will happen for days, over several states, florida, georgia, south carolina. that's where we find brian todd right now. brian, we heard from the governor of south carolina saying people are evacuating but not fast enough. what are you seeing? >> reporter: john, that's right. governor nikki haley a moment ago said it hasn't been enough. not enough people leaving this area. people are starting to get nervous, though. this is an area used to withstanding major hurricanes, used to flooding and they are boarding up. you see the gentlemen down here climbing some ladders to board up some higher windows over here. these guys here have been boarding up this art gallery. you talked about what governor haley said a moment ago. she said about 175,000 people so far have evacuated this area but she says that is not enough. they expected there to be more people leaving. they reversed the traffic flow on i-26. you can get out going westbound but cannot use the interstate going eastbound. we are here with the owner of a bistro down here on broad street. jennifer, as