i would say. >> reporter: students at the university of denver are on edge after hearing of violent graffiti artist stalking the campus. >> it's a little uneasy feeling like someone like that is around our campus here. offender with extensive criminal past. denver police believe this graffiti found all across campus and at the united methodist church on university are his work. wednesday du issued a campus safety alert that caught the attention of kaitlyn baker. >> obviously that's scary for anybody knowing there's a violent offender around campus. >> reporter: student wurth shurtleff has seen the graffiti. he is puzzled. >> i would wonder wh graffiti security contacted denver police, christine dao says the graffiti unit quickly flagged whittemore as a suspect. >> they are professionals when it comes to tagging's and being able to identify their work. this was similar enough to somebody arrested in august for doing this somewhere else. >> reporter: with a disturbing suspect on the run, students are helping the tigers days are numbered. >> i hope one that they catch found quickly. >> reporter

it's part of a partnership with the metropolitan state university of denver, community college of denver, and university of colorado at center this afternoon. >>> clear conditions for you as you head out the door this morning, no obstruction to visibility at all over the area. we'll be go into the 40s -- well, we're in the 40s now -- and will get in the 70s later. sunshine will rule the day once we're past 7:21 this morning. for the next three days, very interesting both tomorrow and friday. we'll be at or above the record high temperature for both days, clouds on saturday will knock us remember, it's kind of snow. sooner or later, it will snow and if you want to get into our closings list and our closing system, please e-mail us at closings@9news.com. let us know who you are and we'll get you going. >> don't procrastinate on that. >>> the city of boulder has given the green light on a major development project in the one of the most popular area. the hill is a few years from getting a brand new hotel. broadway between university and pleasant. the existing area you see right here with re

denver mayor-- and presidential cabinet member-- federico pena was also inducted. the hall of fame recognizes latino leaders-- who have made extraordinary contributions to colorado. it's hosted - by the university of denver's "latino leadership institute." check your kitchens this morning-- thousands of slow cookers being recalled right now. what you need to look out for coming up. then-- more fallout from the wells fargo fake account the moves the company says its already made to make sure it doesn't happen again . then the federal government wants to crack down on high airline tickets. what they want consumers to have access to before picking a carrier the recall of about 175 thousand rice and slow cookers this morning. the company says it'll replace all the take a closer look-- the recall involves these "3 squares"- branded rice and slow cookers with fixed power cords. the company says its gotten three incident reports-- ...including one where a cooker started sparking when turned it was turned on. there's also been a report of a cooker turning itself on. one person was hurt. the cookers were sold in stores nationwide and online from december 20-15... through last july. the company says it'l

universities of denver launched a one year master in cyber security. this fall. it was freezing this morning. >> we have had i think 4 freeze warnings. including last night. none of them did anything. >> temperatures were cold. but talking about the dry conditions we were just monitoring the fire. the drought monitor comes out every thursday. we have it updated. we can show you how much more colorado is actually stressed because of dry conditions. that we have had out there. so this is just new in. the this afternoon. again everything painted in yellow. is where we have the very dry conditions. and in a few spots here. around limon. and down the foothills and front range. including metro denver. but we're leaning. a little more towards the dry conditions. >> as a matter of fact. only a few spots at or above freezing. you can see them out there. in grand junction. lamar. springfield and everybody else below including denver at 25 degrees. >> killing freeze is 27 or lower. for 3 hours or more. >> . we'll be in the 50s through 6 p.m. once the sunsets. into the 40s. t

researchers from the latino leadership institute at the university of denver looked into the issue. while they found latino millenials care about common issues - jobs, the economy, and immigration -- researchers say younger latinos are looking for something more in order to get their support. to see the full head to this story on 9news dot com. today-- colorado governor john hickenlooper and other state leaders will be at csu for a town hall on funding. the governor will be in the lo afternoon starting at 1-30. he's expected to talk about how state funding has affected tuition, transportation and the i-25 corridor. during the town hall the governor is also expected to give long and short term budget forecasts. a former denver police officer is facing charges today-- after police say he was caught with drugs in his house. hubert "marty" vanover is out on bond as of this morning-- but should be back vanover was arrested last month after neighbors complained about a smell coming from his home. denver police say when theu went inside the house they found two pounds of suspected marijuan

. >>> university of denver making sure everyone is being careful the school sent out an alert notifying them of a rape near the campus, dealer is vague but the rape happened recently at an off-campus location, if you know anything please call denver police. >>> two fires under investigation as crews worked to put them out both started near reno, nevada. the larger of the two is 0% contained burning around 2000 acres. 20 homes have burnt and a state of emergency has been declared. the smaller fire is 50% contained. there are no injuries were reported with the fires. >>> the race for the white his campaign back to colorado. trump planning to visit colorado springs in grand junction the day before his third and final debate. visits, as ballots will be mailed out to voters across the state, the chum camping website has information for tickets on both events. >>> from continues to defend allegations of sexual misconduct , two more women came forward with accusations. one told the washington post she was fondled at a nightclub in the 90s, contestant claim to trump try to kiss her, in north ca

the steps that are paid a child day care costs haven't way you tonight the big news for the university of denver wall street journal out with its first list of the top 500 us colleges and universities eu comes in at a number 89 on the list of the top school in our state a majority of the ranking comes from postgraduate success for students to use as it 97 percent of graduates have a job or are in graduate school six months after graduation right now the searches on for the owner of a ring lost during the fill the boot campaign over labor day weekend several fire departments had fire station members and standing on the streets with a blue collecting money one north metro fire the boots from a fire that have been raising funds up in northglenn contact with metro fire if it's yours they're keeping it safe for you but you can see how it happened that you got a list when you're just dropping money in there and boom her many times have you lost that wedding ring this one and never lost and lost a couple others never got it back. >> in those with coach kubiak >> life on the road again with bengals and

>> within the sturm college of law at the university of denver , professor lucy marsh finds herself in the middle of a legal battle. >> they always try to destroy whoever is suing them and i thought i would be pretty hard to destroy. >> she's taught trust and estate courses at du since 1973. marshes this -- says the memo shows new womewe men in 2013 and that it is standard practice. >> it seems to me what we have got is a pattern of the number of law school deans that have been intentionally, knowingly violating the law. >> the federal equal employment opportunity commission got involved citing gender discrimination and the violation of the equal pay act. now marsh says the eeoc will file a federal lawsuit today against the university. ado spokesperson says the school during a statement issued last year do you defended its merit pay system and said marsh was paid less because she was a substandard teacher. march says that argument won't hold up for her or all nine female professors. >> you give them all promotions and all this kind of stuff but you thought they were really bad? >> mars

noel brennan reporting. >>> the university of denver is allegations of gender discrimination and unequal pay for women. law professor lucy march says the equal employment commission will file the suit. she has taught there since 1973. she found out male professors made about $16,000 more than women. within the school of law. marsh says that the eeoc got involved and conducted is own investigation and found a violation of the equal pay act. money. i'm doing it to make sure that this school complies with the law and can hold its head up. >> a du spokesperson says the school will not comment because it hasn't seen the lawsuit. however, in a statement issued last year, du defended its merit pay system and says marsh was paid less because she was "a sub standard professor." march doesn't think the argument will hold up for all nine female professors. litigation could take years. already have to register as a sex offender as part of a plea deal he exposed himself to shoppers in aurora. in june, aurora police arrested timothy plybon after he exposed himself inside the aurora town center. he wor

university of denver and engineering jv holston says the sever security field is exploding and in an increasingly interconnected world is not can a a slow down anytime soon. it's a a safety issue in that our lives are kids lives online are threatened with this world where and which is denominated world isn't saved is in saved a quick search on the internet more than 10,000 cyber 10,000 cyber security job openings in colorado alone the starting salaries anywhere from 65,000 to $400,000 a year some of them require technical expertise many look for a much broader background. other people change their behavior so that the system can become more safe from a standpoint as one of the hottest career areas and while there are great opportunities. they're not predict or tiger there are tremendous needs as well holston says the field is growing so fast they can create cyber security experts fast enough. it's huge but were moving to is can a be 10,000 times more important we need folks who help us make sure that that is safe. news around the world back-to-back explosions rocked japan please are

it's a day after the university of denver issued a campus safety alert. they said whitman is a sexual offender. the police graffiti is able to identify what was spray painted in the area and tie it back to the suspect. police are hoping they can arrest m charges about graffiti is set for 8:00 a.m. shawn chitness, cbs4 news. >>> jill wagner is live on the floor of the new york stock exchange with your moneywatch report. >> reporter: good morning. strong earnings from companies like united health care, netflix sent the markets higher. nasdaq jumped 44. futures are pointing to a transportation is proposing new rules that require airlines refund baggage fees when they significantly delay the arrival of your luggage. next year's cost of living adjustment for social security will be just .3 of a percent. that means the typical check will go up just four dollars. not a lot, but more than this year, there was no inflations so benefits all. >>> mark zuckerburg is looking for the voice of his home intelligence system and robert downey, jr. said he'll do it. he resp

they found him a job at the university of denver. .e had no idea where denver was my parents bought aar and we started driving across america. my mother's death my mother said denver is the mile high city but we're not going up, so maybe we're going the wrong direction. we ended up in denver and my father started teaching at what was the university of denver -- a had a whole international department called the social science foundation. became ad teaching, he professor. he used to say there's nothing better than being a professor in a free country. mr. rubenstein: you have a perfect american accent -- you had a perfect british accent and it became more of an american accent. madeleine albright: we arrive in long island in 1948. we gather together to ask god's blessing, and i heard somebody "osking" and from then on i "asked." mr. rubenstein: you into to a private school in denver, on all-girls school. then he applied to a lot of colleges. you got in everywhere you applied. why did you decide to go to wellesley? madeleine albright: we really were refugees. we lived in lots of different

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. >>> the search for a violent graffiti artist on the university of denver campus. 32-year-old samson whittemore with an extensive criminal past. denver police believe he's responsible for graffiti found across the du campus. also at the nearby methodist church on university. >> i hope that they catch him quickly. and i guess that i mean, if we all work together i'm sure he'll be found quickly as well. >> whittemore is due in court on a domestic violence case. police say if he shows up, he will be arrested. >>> cooler temperatures moving in. let's get the forecast from ed going to be cooler tomorrow. we do have some rain and snow. this down here around denver is not hitting the ground. we won't see much maybe a stray shower or sprinkle in the foothills. that's about it. take a look at this snow up north around cheyenne, very heavy rains, watch how the cold air has moved in. that has changed this to snow and right now we have a pocket of very heavy snow just northwest of cheyenne. heavy rains off to the east of very dry here, denver on the edge of that dryness this way. to the north we

denver courtroom wednesday, leaving behind a trail of questions. the 32-year-old registered sex past. he's accused of spraying graffiti across the campus at the university of denver and at a nearby church. >> that's scary for anybody knowing that there's a violent offender. around campus. >> reporter: tuesday students received a safety alert. authorities posted which more space across the campus. the search ended wednesday when the suspect appeared in court to answer to previous graffiti charges. he also agreed to meet with denver police thursday ga >> i feel safer now. >> reporter: abigail skadden says the fact that whittemore showed up in court is a huge relief. >> i'm really great -- i'm really glad he showed up and i don't have to worry about other people and my roommates, don't have to worry about running into any danger. >> reporter: whittemore would not discuss the case with jamie leary. instead shaking his head and mentioning the word media. the suspect apparently out of the shadows, du students like and i got the message from the school. and i was really's -- it was scary at that moment. i feel safe now. >> reporter: after hearing that whittemo

. >> reporter: as for those rules, the university of denver issued a statement about this saying that it encourages messages from all students, all types of messages because they start conversations, they start a dialogue which is what is happening right now. some students say they got an e-mail today that told them to not change or alter other students' pictures once they are painted. . >> thank you. >>> people call police peculiar report of a manen manneqin with a weapon. police say this was suspicious. this man was shot to death and there is a $2,000 reward for information about what happened. >>> this sounds like something out of a spy novel. the feds arrest two russian nationals this morning on conspiracy does it work? >> reporter: it's called geofeedia. it lets officerr track anything you post on social media usi location and these markers. >> every minute thousands of posts are shared on social media. >> reporter: with a price tag of $30,000, they signed this one year contract with geofeedia giving officers unprecedented access to realtime social media posts. >> the big brother

. >> university of denver study says amendment 70 will add $400 million to the local economy. >> reporter: it's true. it also said there would be little to no job loss. but it didn't put a number to that. you should know the women's college at du partnered on the study with women's foundation of colorado. which funds many of the groups pushing the amendment. a different study funded by commonsense policy round table which opposes the measure found the amendment would cost the 90,000 jobs. there are many conflicting studies on the minimum wage. in terms of real-life scenarios, supporters note when colorado raised the minimum wage in 2006, it added jobs but opponents know it was the first increase in eight years. since then the minimum wage has gone up and will continue to be adjusted every year based on inflation. although that increase has averaged $0.15 a year. >> governor and business owners across colorado endorse amendment 70. >> that's ue. >> reporter: but more business leaders oppose the amendment. restaurant association released a survey finding 90% would raise prices and 72% cut j

it's hosted by the university of denver's latino leadership institute. >>> >. so i was completely unaware that this is how candy corn is harvested. and some canadians think america needs a pep talk, so they're doing it online. >>> if you can stay up another hour or so, you may see something that few will have the opportunity. and freeze warnings details on which night, and how cold it will get. >>> >. and later in sports, the avalanche get the script >>> later this year, kanye west will be including denver on the second leg of his tour. he'll be at pepsi center november 28th for his first denver visit since 2008. general sales for tickets start saturday, and a pre-sale starts tomorrow. >>> and russia isn't the only country trying to influence our presidential election. some canadians that support america is already great, they're currently filling twitter with the hashtag tell america it's great. >>> >. the broncos play thursday and will play again monday on channel 20. it's the return of brock osweiler. over the next week we duke it out with our sister station

. >>> the university of denver soccer tap is-- team is country. it hasn't been easy, but it sure feels that way for one pioneer junior. life can be a battle. making work on a soccer field seem almost simple. courtney ford knows how to fight through. unfortunately he learned at a young age growing up in kansas city. >> after i started coming home with some bruises and scars my mom started asking questions. that's when i let her know. >> reporter: let her know the awful story of what was happening when courtney went to go >> pretty much what you can expect. i mean the belts, the -- gets pretty graphic, but being locked in rooms, can't eating, but basically just in that situation growing up with him you can't do anything right. >> reporter: courtney's mom fought for and got full custody. >> we ran. that's basically how that worked out. >> reporter: an escape to continue life and a budding soccer career in colorado. >> reporter: the good news, however, didn't last. not long after moving to greeley courtney's mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. >>

researchers from the latino leadership institute at university of denver looked into the issue. they found latino millennials compare about common issues but younger latinos were looking for something more in order to give a candidate their support. >> they really see maybe protest activities, even being involved in social media to influence politics as maybe being more powerful than voting. >> they're interested in causes and i think when you saw the influence of the rn campaign, it was about causes. it talked to climate change. it talked to a lot of different policy issues as opposed to candidate or party. >> you can dig into the details of this research and the results posted on 9news.com. >>> someone who bought a lotto ticket in lakewood is $9.9 million richer. someone finally matched all six cash it in. >>> the evenings are chilly. the leaves have turned. halloween is a week from monday. the denver botanic gardens have been welcoming crowds after dark to a special sold out event this week. for those who didn't get to go, 9news photojournalist corky scholl takes us to see th

an expert at university of denver predicts shoppers will not notice major changes at either store. >> because they both have a good strong cabela's is known for what it does and it has a strong loyal following as does bass pro shops and there's no reason to give those two entities up. >> both companies expect the deal to be approved in the first half of next year. >>> don't look now, but cu is decent at football all of a sudden. >> okay. so for the first time in 11 years the buffs move into the top 25 both polls, a.p. and coaches poll. >> this is a big deal. figured there might be just a couple people on campus that want to talk about that. >> this is a good football team. >> reporter: the energy here is palpable. >> wasn't expecting it. >> reporter: it's an energy that throws off frisbees and changes street signs into pride signs. >> it's like a badge. it's like a right to be cocky, i guess. >> reporter: one dallas seen and in the true sense of being -- one that is seen and in the true sense of being a buff heard. >> it was crazy. me and my buddy watcng into eugene and doing that. it

. >>> the search for a violent graffiti artist on the university of denver campus. 32-year-old samson whittemore is a registered sex offender with an extensive criminal past. denver police believe he's responsible for graffiti found also at the nearby methodist church on university. >> i hope that they catch him quickly. and i guess that i mean, if we all work together i'm sure he'll be found quickly as well. >> whittemore is due in court on a domestic violence case. police say if he shows up, he will be arrested. >>> cooler temperatures moving in. let's get the forecast from ed greene. >> cooler today and it was going to be cooler tomorrow. we do have some rain and ow not hitting the ground. we won't see much maybe a stray shower or sprinkle in the foothills. that's about it. take a look at this snow up north around cheyenne, very heavy rains, watch how the cold air has moved in. that has changed this to snow and right now we have a pocket of very heavy snow just northwest of cheyenne. heavy rains off to the east of it. as you look to the south, not much going on at all. very dry her

. >>> the university of denver free speech wall is meant to let students express themselves. now the university's chancellor is responding to students who say recent messages about race make them feel unsafe. the free speech wall is not maintained or managed by university staff. controversial messages began when someone crossed out the word black in black lives matter. them thursday a message written across several wall panels included lyrics to the song guilty of being whit threat that caught the university's attention. one lyric included the word lynched. in a statement du chancellor said the recent messages directly speaks to the racial tensions in our nation. >> it doesn't come with these simple dichotomy society likes to do, right? being pro black lives matter does not make you anti-white or anti-police. >> the chancellor urged the campus community to hold itself to a higher standard. her office says that it's share their opinions in constructive ways. >>> a former marine shot and killed by police at cu boulder had been discharged five months earlier of 28-year-old brand

researchers from the latino leadership institute at university of denver looked into the issue. they found latino millennials compare about common issues but younger latinos were looking for something more in order to give a candidate their support. >> they really see maybe protest activities, even being involved in social media to being more powerful than voting. >> they're interested in causes and i think when you saw the influence of the bernie sanders campaign, it was about causes. it talked to climate change. it talked to a lot of different policy issues as opposed to candidate or party. >> you can dig into the details of this research and the results posted on 9news.com. >>> someone who bought a lotto ticket in lakewood is $9.9 someone finally matched all six numbers in last night's colorado lottery. the win are now has 180 days to cash it in. >>> the evenings are chilly. the leaves have turned. halloween is a week from monday. the denver botanic gardens have been welcoming crowds after dark to a special sold out event this week. for those who didn't get to go, 9news photo

. >>> the university of denver phase of the federal lawsuit over allegations of gender discrimination and unequal pay for women. law professor, lucy marsh said the equal employment opportunity commission will file a lawsuit and she has been with du since 1973 and in 2013, she found out male professors made about $16,000 more per year involved and conducted an investigation into the pay practices and found a violation of the equal pay act. >> not for the money, i'm doing it to make sure that the school complies with the law and can hold its head up. >> the spokesperson said'tthtem year, do you defended the merit pay system and said paid less because she was, quote, substandard as a professor. she doesn't think the argument will hold up in court. it had nine female professors. >>> a new interactive tool will help in the train -- in that denver police department's training regimen. >> i'm talking to you. >> it's okay, sir. >> interesting? prepare officers for and they project these scenarios on a 360 degrees screen to give officers the ability to communicate with each other and to de-esc

a new study conducted at the university of denver shows they are not connecting with any of the candidates. not good news when you consider there are half a million eligible latino voters in the state of colorado. millennials, adults in their lower 30s and younger make up 40% of in big numbers. the researchers think they know why. >> they see protest activities and being involved in social media to influence politics is more powerful than voting. >> a spokesperson for the latino leadership institute says new data can be used to target specific groups to try to help millennials get out to the polls and vote. >>> it is chilly this morning. this gray shading are the indication of where the clouds are. they are over the i-25 corridor. that may be why our temperatures are warmer than 24 hours ago where we have 13 degrees warmer than yesterday around this time. you'll certainly feel that warm up this afternoon after those clouds break up. that will make way for beautiful blue skies. our temperatures will top out in the mid 70s. i don't know about you but leaves. after the morning show i'll have

madeleine al bright will campaign for clinton and will be at the university of denver this afternoon. ended up outside the town marshal's office in nederland. the device was left inside a backpack tuesday morning in the bomb squad spending hours trying to get rid of it. police evacuated the caribou shopping center and shut down lakeview and conger while they investigated. they had to do a controlled detonation to get rid of it and happened around 1:30. >>> the city of denver hasn't fairly. the lawsuit is heading for federal court. nine homeless people claimed police took their belongings away. they said the city force them out of downtown to year the way for new housing and economic development. >>> drizzle hang in for another couple of hours. then we clear skies through the day. the warmup comes quickly tomorrow through friday and weekend. we're in if 70s. we are tracking a new system that will move through next i'm not too excited about those. by the way when it's close cloudier on saturday, i think we'll see some rain on the western slope. it's just not going to make it over here o

so far no details on a possible suspect. >>> an urgent warning from the university of denver police. >> they're on the hunt for a man vandalizing campus. jason joins us live from du with the latest. >>reporter: yes, du campus safety believes this man is behind a quote significant amount of graffiti that was found here on the du campus, but that's not the most important part here. they're asking people if you see this individual, 32-year old samsung whitmore to not approach him because he has a violent criminal past. we've done digging and found at least three separate run-ins with the law also on a national sex offender list website. so if you see him, you're asked to call 911 immediately. this alert was put out late last night around 11:00 to the students and those in the area on twitter. 32-year old samsung, not affiliated with the university in any way, but has a violent past. if you see him, call du police or 911. i'm jason, denver 7. >>> police are looking for a man who caused a scare at the school was on lock out for hours yesterday after someone reported a man was threatening

. >>> libertarian candidate gary johnson will be in parker at the atrium great hall at university of denver south the libertarian party was founded in colorado. johnson is polling higher here than in other states. the latest quinnipiac poll shows johnson has about 8% of the vote in colorado. a cnn poll last week showed johnson polling around 13%. >>> the hillary clinton campaign announced today her running mate tim kaine will be here next monday hosting a concert with dave matthews. that campaign says it will highlight clinton's economic plan. from basketball star lebron james. she has a new campaign ad out today hitting donald trump for not paying federal income tax. ohio's election officials say mail-in voting is up compared to 2012. most polls have trump leading. the campaign concert in colorado will be at the national western complex next monday. doors open at 10:30 a.m. we have a link to register on 9news.com. >>> vice presidential candidates have their first debate tomorrow night in then hillary clinton and donald trump debate again sunday october 9th in st. louis. the coverage of tha

the university of denver themselves put out an alert across campus yesterday related to this. samson whitmore is a registered sex offender and stalking the campus. they say graffiti found across the university and as well as the church near the school was done by whit more and the police were able to identify work they saw on poles and buildings spray painted around campus and tie it back to that suspect. we'll have to see if he appears in court. that's scheduled for 8:00 a.m. live in denver, shawn chitness, cbs4 morning news. >>> thank you. police are also looking for two men involved in an attempted armed robbery near the du campus. this happened last night at asbury and york. du tweeted that a gun was fired into the ground. police say they are looking for two black men, around 5'8" tall, with dark clothing. >>> polls show donald trump trailing by growing margins in several states, including colorado. trump isn't buying those polls he was in colorado springs and grand junction yesterday. and our political specialist shaun boyd asked him a few questions. >> i think they are g

. >>> university of denver students say this no longer feel safe after racially charged messages written on the on thursday, a message written across several panels of the wall included the lyrics to the congress "guilty of being white by minor threat." the recent message directly speak to the racial tensions in our nation, they say. >> disturbing for the community. >> that doesn't come with the simple dichotomy so likes to do, being pro matters doesn't make you antiwhite or anti--police. >> she says being able to be anonymous through a wall is a big part of the problem, which is why they are encouraging conversations in person. it's creating opportunities for people to come together and share opinions in a construction way. >>> the older brother of ramsey is toking a forensic his little sister. he was nine years old when his sister was killed. the complaint alleges that the doctor said in a september 19 interview that 9-year-old burke pummeled her. >>> this story about life. in australia, a showing the love between a mother and baby. >> a sweet video. >> it's a whale of a story. >> yes,

he spoke at the university of colorado south denver. if johnson wants to win, he's got ground to make up. he has 7% support. >> now to clinton. her campaign -?head her running mate kaine will make an appearance at the matthew's ?oncert. it's free at the national western complex. >>> if you own a business or trying to start one, you know things are tough getting things rolling. today there's hope for local entrepreneurs needing a helping hand. >> they're offering big help. jason joins us with the details. >>reporrer: yes, i know it's only 4:38 in the morning, but we're talking about a what's free money. steve case as you menttoned, the cofounder of aol and a billionaire is hosting this event. it's an all day event for start ups and entrepreneur that ends with a presentation of a large check. this is called the rise of the rest event. it's broken down into two parts. a tour of local start ups and -- case is going to go with the governor and the mayor and other local businesspeople and a competition with presentations from 8 if the winner

this is last night at the university of colorado south denver and he spoke to students about how he would change our government in he were elected and we met up with him. >> i think young people recognize i'm going to get my care and my retirement, but sorry ii's it comes to you. look, i think young people realize that maybe goods and they care about individual freedom and liberty and personal choices and keep government out of my life. >> johnson needs to get momentum quickly if he wants to win ttis because there's a new cnn poll that gives him 7% support. that's a long way from clinton's 47% as we speak. >>> hillary clinton's campaign is coming to our state next week. her running mmte tim with dave matthews. you can catch this free concert at the national western complex. register online. it's monday, 1:30 in the afternoon. >>> don't forget you can see kaine and mike pence face off during their first and only vice pressdential debate. it's tonight. you can see it here on denver 7 at 7:00 this evening. >>> starting a business is hard. it takes blood, sweat, and tears, but more than that,

ambassador to iraq, now dean of the school of international studies at the university of denver. rview. hillary clinton and donnell trum inspect vegas last night. we head to washington, d.c. where the head of washington policy research gives us analysis of last night's debate. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: good news for vegetarians who rely on the important part of their diet. prices are said to dip after canada began its largest harvest ever and the u.s. and india. canada is one of the topics like chick peas and dried beans. we're joined by the tv canada anchor. when did canada become jutch a big exporter of lentils? i had no idea. >> who knew? i know. we're going to talk a little soft commodities. canada has become the largest exporter of lentils. and so we often refer to it as the pulse market. canada is set to see lentil production jump by 36% this year, estimated by the government. and they're expecting to see pea outputs, different type of lentil, up by 44%. so all-time highs there. all of this seeing some of the prices come down. so one of the top quality lentils that we've

libertarian presidential candidate gary johnson was also in colorado yesterday at the university of colorado south denver and parker. -?he talk to students about he would change our government if he is elected. we met up with him afterward to find out why the young folk is so important.>> young people recognize, i am going to get my retirement in my health care, sorry it is a question mark when it comes to you. i think young they have been sold a bill of goods, and that they do care about individual freedom and personal choices.>> johnson needs to get young and old voters behind him quickly. we told you just now about the cnn poll. that found him only as seven percent.>>> tonight is the big night for the vice presidential candidates. theyywill go head-to-head in their only debate at longwood debating. tim kaine, clinton's vice president is a harvard trained former trial lawyer. then there is trump's running mate mike pence who is a former radio talk show host. the debate airs on denver7 att8 pm.>>> owning a businees is tough work. local entrepreneurs are getting a shot at a big check from a big name to h

that's in the university hills area of denver. it goes until 9:00 this morning. as soon as this newscast is over in 45 minutes we'll rush over there and join you for a free cup of coffee and doughnut. >> that looks good. i could use extra cup of coffee. >> i'm two down. i don't know if another it's beautiful outside. no excuses weather way to get out there. the sun is coming up. beautiful colors in the sky thi. sunrise at 6:17. it's not going to be nearly as cold. right now, 40. 28 degrees in greeley. a little cooper there, 41 to the south in the springs and teens and 20s in the mountains. a couple of freeze eastern colorado, but nothing in town. warmer this morning. we're going to zoom in first and start off north in fort collins where we're expecting 56 degrees by 10:00. fort collins is going to see a high around 75 between 2:00 and 3:00. overnight tonight, clear skies there. beautiful. now to the bus stop in littleton, littleton is going to be one of the warmer spots this afternoon. we'll be in the mid 40s this morning. kids are going to want a jacket early. u

. >> reporter: after the university of florida, he played in the nfl. he played for denver. he won a playoff game. he played with the new york jets, the philadelphia eagles and with the patriots. maybe, just maybe, he will play for the new york mets. reporting live in steve krafft, fox 10 news. >> following up on a deadly weekend shooting. glendale police say baker young shot and killed 18-year-old juan diaz and he fired at two security guards working at a business near 67th avenue and bethany home road. he did not tell police why he opened fire. >>> this is scary to have someone meet you in a house to take part in a transaction. a man is charged with shooting and killing a woman and wounding her husband. he rang the doorbell and the couple thought he was there to pick up kittens, instead he shot the woman and the man at the home. the woman died at the scene. stable condition. he is facing charges, including murder. >>> first of all, let me apologize for this. i apologize. i'm sorry. it is too early. the holidays are coming up soon and that means food banks are getting ready

wall, this is entirely student done, we are expecting to hear from a member of the university later today. jason gruenauer denver 7 we're not really sure about ttis latest clown sighting in the denver area. this one is out of arvada. a man says he has video to prove it happened. >> what are you doing man? >> oh my god. >> the man behind the camera says he was working late with a friend when they saw a clown roaming outside. if so, it would be one of the creepy clown incidents that has happened across the country but they think this might have been a hoax and nobody else reported the clown. >>> jefferson county is asking for your help finding this man. he is a victim of a murder case. david little led investigators to an area where they found evidence leading him to believe the man was murdered but nobody has been found. little meanwhile died in jail earlier this week of an apparent suicide. if you know anything to he to call crimestoppers. >>> turning to the race to the white house. two days to go bbfore the next presidential debate. taking center stage right now, hurricane matthew. of candidates shut down campa

standstill traffic back to logan we will start to see that go back to the university of colorado here we are across the denver one area with traffic developing southbound along i-225. if you are about to get into your car we have john morrissey reporting and you can get your latest traffic with cbs4 weather and traffic together every 10 minutes. >>> a massive outage from it is affecting people here in colorado as well. phone lines, internet, and cable are down in areas. comcast wants you to go to your account to see when service is expected to be fixed. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump in florida today. both have plenty to say during rallies yesterday. >> if they want to release more tapes saying inappropriate things, talk about bill and hillary clinton doing inappropriate things. >> he is an equal opportunity insulter. that is not what we are in america. >> more than 70 republicans have denounced trump since friday including paul ryan. wikileaks has released more emails from the clinton campaign . the new batch shows top to spin her positions on a variety of subjects. >> donald trump's son eric is on a s

of south franklin. near university. on monday. successful in breaking in. if you recognize, call metro denver crime stoppers. >> . colorado parks and wildlife. asking for the publics help to find the person who killed and abandoned the trophy quality bull elk. leaving the meat to waste. sometime between october 2 and 4. the animal found near melon hill. because the bull was trophy quality. and the meat was spoiled. the person responsibility could face steep fines. revoked hunting and fishing privileges. even felony charges. >> . one hundred homeless people ordered to break up a tent city. outside a colorado nonprofit this afternoon. for the months the group had been staying on the spreubgs springs rescue mission campus. while is builds a new shelter set to open next month. police received dozens of complaints. officers say they likely won't issue tickets because of a major shortage of beds in the city. >> . here in denver. changes to the class action lawsuit. filed by the homeless against the city. over so called sweeps. of homeless camps. recommended lawyers dismiss claims against individual defendants. folkfocu

of voters in larimer boulder to support amendment 69 to repeal the current health insurance system and make coverage universal. last night he and senator elizabeth warren campaigned at the auraria campus in denver. >>> by the end of the week you should receive your ballot in the mail. thousands went out today to registered voters in colorado. the process started at 8:00 this morning. with the election coming up in a few weeks the secretary of state's office asks voters get their ballots in the mail there are a number of drop boxes around denver to drop off your ballots. >>> 9news is helping you sort through the blue books before you make your election picks. we're hosting two more debates to take a closer look at ballot questions tomorrow on channel 20. then october 20th we'll host a debate between the 6th congressional candidates mike coffman and morgan carroll. >>> when using social media, you see the good and the bad. one colorado high school is taking a strong stance against what they're calling hate speech. their derogatory and threatening comments online. 9news reporter victoria sanchez explains it all had to do with a neo-nazi facebook group. >> the group is called the fourth reich offic

of students. university counselor dr. michael malmon says most students come to him with depression and anxiety, specifically social anxiety which he believies is connected to the use of technology. --dr. michael malmon / msu denver -- --12:13:34-50-- i have folks who come in and who are interacting with people is terrifying to them. so what's behind the rise? the uptick is real the causes are not entirely clear. andrew romanoff leads a statewide mental health association says it could be several factors. --andrew romanoff / mental health colorado-- --10:04:46-55-- more kids need help to more kids are the silver lining to an sensitive issue universities and their students are facing head on. i'm kumasi aaron. it's the latest health trend -- going gluten-free. whether it's for medical reasons or just to eat healthier -- many are embracing on a gluten-free life. the desert is where bad guys go when they want to make evidence disappear. but hiding the evidence won't help danny tarkanian. sure, he can bury all those property taxes he skipped out on for years... t seniors he formed... or the $17 million judgment he never paid. he can try, but he can't make his record disappear. danny tarkanian: just a con man who can'

. >> it provides money to universities to create programs for students with disabilities. up next, denver 7 anchor takes us to the university of northern colorado to show us more about the program and how it's providing even more opportunities for participants. >>> also, take a look at these high temperatures today. upper 70s, low 80s across the denver of sunshine. >>> it is 8:15. you can see the changing colors over the metro area as we look to the southwest this morning. what a great start to your day. heading east. what a great month it's been, honestly. beautiful fall weather. we do need some moisture at this point. >>> this fall a handful of students with developmental disabilities are taking classes at the university of northern colorado. this is through the new go on and learn program. >> they're also finding other new opportunities on the unc campus. >> what are the words accented here. >> reporter: in the university singers class -- >> one more time [ singing ] >> reporter: breanna iss learning performance skills so she can combine her love of singing -- >> williams syndrome is what i have. it's a disorder disability