wife of felix vail. disappeared in 1984. she asked mitchell "would you be interested in writing about a serial killer living in mississippi?" mitchell soon bebegan investigating the case. well, six years later, it is no longer a cold case. vail was arrested in 2013 based on a tip given to mitchell. -- given by mitchell. in august, vail was convicted of murdering his first wife. authorities also now say they believe felix also murdered annette and sharon but no charges have been filed. today we are again joined by jerry mitchell as well as mary rose, annette craver vail's mother. we welcome you both to democracy now! , can you describe when you first got in touch with jerry mitchell, what you knew at the time and what this week means to you with vail going to jail? bywhat i knew at the time -- the way, hello, amy, and good morning, and thank you so much for all that you do. mitchell afterry hearing him on your program. i knew there were two other women who were last seen with felix vail, and one of them h

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traction laws over vail pass as well as berthoud pass. that shows you tough conditions they're dealing with in the high country. back in town it's 6th avenue, an accident after wadsworth causing delays there. this is i-25 and colorado, a lot of splash back and weather related driving slow downs because of the rain this morning. >>> from the first alert desk, we'rtr matthew battering the bahamas now. this is in nassau. listen to the wind there. the storm churning towards the capital city. still st damage is expected to be severe when it makes a direct hit today. the storm center expected to drop as much as 15 inches of rain and crow yating storm surge of 15 feet with life threatening surf and rip currents. in the country's history so we'll be following this situation in the bahamas and also tell you what's happening here in the united states asthma matthew churns towards florida. >>> today rtd is helping law enforcement today to make sure they can handle an active shooter situation. >> more on today's drill. >> reporter: they're taking adv

look at the censor at vail pass. 26 degrees. there's going to be some slick conditions in and around the tunnel. towards vail pass. with the snow over night. there's the snow. hao*er here's the rain in green. >> not a great chance for rain. but we'll take it. greatest chance tonight is central mountains. tomorrow morning. southeast colorado you'll be fine. all the rain and snow. again it's not a lot. we'll stay here. temperatures will be in the 20s. and 30s. in the mountains. out towards the denver area. again. about a degree warmer than this morning. so above freezing. 30s to the south and east. highs tomorrow. cooler 40s. lower 50s. still in the 60s out west. hanging onto a few 70s here. that's down from where you were today. we'll drop off a good ten degrees. here in northeast colorado. as the cooler air moves in. with a limited >> . so. here's my 7-day forecast. 56. showers tomorrow. again saw on taoufp future cast a chance early. a break. and a chance late in the day. dry and 66 on friday. plenty of sunshine saturday sunday

. >> take a look at the high country along vail. these trucks are getting chained up and this is why. on the johnson mountain tunnels it is a winter wonderland. look at that making for a miserable commute to e at a vail pass it is a little better but they are issuing slick road conditions with traction restrictions in place of over loveland pass. there will be a portion of 285 affected as you make your way out. you can get some pretty good steam going and conditions can change quickly. look at all of the screen we with a nice wide open drive. >> the widow of a denver firefighter has lost tens and thousands of dollars. a surviving spouse is supposed to get the pension tax-free. she called on brian maass to get something done. >> reporter: charlie was a denver firefighter for 30 years. in 2001 >> i remember every moment of that day i could was yesterday. >> reporter: he went to the home of a fellow firefighter to counsel through a tough time. the other firefighter shot and killed him and then killed himself. >> thank you, dad. >> repo

also over vail pass and w over ber thod pass closer to town a lot of green out this and speeds on the high side. you can see on th pepsi center downtown. wet and a lot of splash back for you this morning. >> so you're live on the internet and tv? >> yes. >>> so donald trump has been taking a lot of heat recently for tax returns but is it his fault? >> a woman might have died if not with your gma first look. abc news, new york. to new mir. only mirafiber supports regularity nted gas. finally. try new mirafiber. from the makers of miralax. my hygienist said the most random thing. she said i should think of my teeth like an apple. it could be great on the outside not so great on the inside. her advice? use a toothpaste and mouthwash that strengthens both. go pro with crest pro-health advanced. it's uniquely formulated with activestrength technology to strengthen teeth inside and is better at strengthening the outside than colgate total. crest toothpaste and mouthwash makes my whole mouth feel amazing. from day one. my check-up was great. ? you never believed in fairytales. knights in shi

snow and traction laws up there over vail pass. take a look at the overall drive. c-470 and santa fe, the drive on 285 and 6th avenue wide open. longest security line at dia 15 >>> fiat chrysler just recalled 86,000 trucks and police cars. there's a potential issue with the alternator that could cause the vehicles to stall or catch fire. there's a list of the models ?eing recalled. there's been multiple fires but no crashes because of this. this is all on the thedenverchannel.com. >>> it's denver's largest city but lacks a true downtown area. we're talking about aurora. that land that could one day be downtown aurora. another possible location for a downtown area could be the area of east colfax around the medical campus. planners say the idea is young but real issic. >> fos are interested in having places that attract people, jobs, entertainment. you can see a growing skyline over there. that's obviously a new main urban center of the city. developed into something intense. >> the city says it's still months if not years of public input needed and planning before

there's the chain law and traction law on i-70 over vail pass into the town of vail both directions as well as they told you about u.s. six and loveland pass. you have to have good traction devices on passenger vehicles. if you slide off they're going to fine you quite significantly if you're caught without them. brings a lot of rain affecting the drive. >>> thank you, it's now 4:34. this morning we still don't know why a man with a ma which machete ran inside a building. hours after that the university sent out an alert warning about a second incident on campus. the chancellor stressed there's no ongoing threat there and cancel classes. >>> right now a former teacher is facing charges for sexually abusing a child for several years. he also worked as a coach at mountain kids and gymnastics in fort collins. this was taken back in 1998. police want to know if he if you know anything, call police. >>> we have talked about plenty of disaster drills but how about on the light rail? part in a drill. we have a preview with eric. >> reporter: good morning, this includes swat teams practicing h

hill the toughest tried is in the -- right now the toughest part of the commute is the railroad -- vail rest area with all of this for us. at least we don't have to confront this for the drive in town. >>> that is true. in denver it will be dry and later on we could see a couple rain showers around denver, boulder, and fort collins. in high country you can see the rain and the snow. we have a few lightning strikes coming up. temperatures even in the mountains are above freezing. this is snowstorm. we will see some snow and some minor accumulation but nothing major. meanwhile in the metro area it is mild with temperatures close to 60. we will take a look at the weekend forecast coming up. >>> the death related to hurricane matthew stands at 21. this morning people are trying to prepare for more flooding preparing and being bogged down >> we are still rescuing people as we speak. >> reporter: pat mccrory underscoring the crisis playing out. president obama declaring a major disaster in the state. in lumberton crews worked to rescue 1500 people stranded by flooding. postmasters by flooding

it gives the students four free ski days at the vail resorts is -- right now this is a time lapse for the few were wireless -- view were wireless florida in miami. farther from the southwest they will get heavy rain, but not the severe aspect. % >>> let me show you the big picture, tonight's -- forecast, the storm swirling along the coast of florida. remains he there -- either a category three and a minor category for in the nighttime hours. back here our -- our wehe cloud cover and patchy. forty-six right now out of the airport, 50 downtown. twenty-two hundredths of an inch of rain and at my house in all aurora, there was a -- softail, relative humidity -- there's a band of showers and storms that will move through parts of weld county and morgan county heading up into logan the most part 9:00 scattered snow showers ending in the mountain skies clear overnight tonight and a cold night 30 in gunnison 25 morning and the lime an -- limon area lows by metro area 35 and the new congress park 30, montclair 32, your pipes might be okay and the sprinkler system. if you're worried that some l

kids in kindergarten through fifth grade get to ski for free at four vail resorts. >> re advantage of this last year. they give kids four free days at each of the four resorts at vail, keystone, beaver creek and breckenridge. the last day to register is sunday. >>> i was at a school visit yesterday. these fourth graders are taller than i am. you might not know that i'm a kid. >> you might be able to qualify. >>> it's a nice start to the day here in denver. finding wet roads. we need this. fire ranger was high this week. today scattered showers early on and speaking of the kids, low to mid 50s this morning. bundle up. you will need a rain jacket this morning. still sees showers by this afternoon. mid 50s for highs today. it is chilly this afternoon. lakewood at 56 today, aurora looking at a high of 55 and in longmont also 55 degrees. it gets really cold jason tonight and tomorrow morning. we're talking about the freeze >>> taking a look at douglas county. we are still working on this -?accident taking forever. they're making a monument of this thing on the southbound side offi-25 at 84

passenger traction restrictions in place over vail pass. we have some chain and passenger traction restrictions in place u.s. 6 over loveland pass. road/weather index here, looks like some portions of 285 saw moisture. >>> joel, thanks. this morning authorities are hoping a man with a sordid history shows up with a court arrested for another crime. cbs4's shawn chitness live at the courthouse in denver where investigators will be anxiously awaiting the arrival of this man. he knows he's wanted, shawn. >> reporter: right, alan. in a few hours from now we'll find out if he does show up for charges related to domestic violence. denver police hoping samson whit more shows up so they can arrest him with charges of graffiti on the 32-year-old is a registered sex offender and considered violent and stalking the campus. graffiti was found around the university and united methodist church near the school was done by whitmore. they were able to identify what was spray painted across campus and tie it back to the suspect. they found it in several diff

look at lyman 20 to start off this morning and it was down to nine at vail pass to kick it off. satellite radar showing clear skies. clearing skies off to the north they had to deal with fox this morning along a 25 the culprit for an accident on the highway north of my high city just south of fort collins. currently sitting at 42 degrees. a pair of fives in denver how quickly we warm-up with the sun especially given elevation 46 degrees at fort morgan 52 and head to the mountains still struggling out of the 30s. 38 degrees is good for vail pass sing is how that's 29 degrees warmer than the running earlier today. temperatures about upper 50s lower 60s at noon time over the next 40 or so minutes mid- 60s daytime highs today. slid back to the 30s and 40s tonight but definitely not as cool as it was to kick off early this morning. back to the mid- 60s which is our daytime high. for tomorrow afternoon at noon time. daytime highs t warmer. daytime high today by noon. couple more hours to warm up. hit 71 by saturday afternoon. down to 41 tonight not quite as cold 1 degree warmer than n

even into back toward near eagle and vail, where we have the fire burning, and the red flag warning in effect through tomorrow. a fire weather watch in effect until monday, and then as you see here, a high wind watch stretching in wells of fort collins, into the mountains, and south. these winds above timber line will be about 85 miles an hour. otherwise 25-45 miles an hour. so this is something we have the combination of the heat, we had record heat today, winds and low humidity that create it, but we'll talk about the rest of the weekend forecast in a few minutes. >>> the pacific normal west is currently getting pounded with another round of storms. there was a lot of cleanup in oregon after two tornadoes hit yesterday. and then you can see here, there were downed trees from strong winds in washington state. the system will make its way here to colorado next, a cold front that should make our temperatures dip next week. >>> this just into the newsroom. denver police have at hotel. police believe this is their man, brent kelly. he is wanted for first degree members. this happened at t

passenger traction restrictions in place over vail pass. we have some chain and passenger traction restrictions in place u.s. 6 over loveland pass. road/weather index here, looks like some portions of 285 saw moisture. >>> joel, thanks. this morning authorities are hoping a man with a sordid history shows up with a court

i-70 over vail pass and approaches to the eisenhower and johnson tunnels likely will see snow tonight. 2up to 6 inches of snow possible there. for us in denver, just a small chance of rain tonight. tomorr58 friday and the weekend. >>> it's a tough drive northbound along i-225. traffic alert was blocking the center lane as you made your way northbound along i-225. now off to the right shoulder. this is near colfax. see the heavy police presence. several cars involved. we have some cars stalled and pulled off to the left shoulder northbound direction of i-225 as well farther to the south. we have speeds dipping into the teens. i know that shows green. that will show up red in just a 30s. both directions along i-70 from i-25 to i-225 speeds into the 40s and 50s. here we are across the denver metro area, it's loaded up in all of the usual spots. we are watching an accident northbound along i-25 approaching meade. look at the backups to highway 66 because of this. >>> joel, thank you so much. a lot of red on that map. happening today, the man accused of attacking a planned parenthood clini

this is our vail mountain cam. the rolling hills there. underneath the blue skies. and the painted sunset. that's capping off what has been a tremendous weekend. surge well above average. for it looks like the fourth or fifth straight day. with numbers right arbd the u still 60s and 50s. in the upper elevation. and it will be a mild night. for early october. starbds. with lows in the lo 50s here this evening. that's quite warm. for this time of the year. we stay dry up and down i 25. around the front range. high country as well. developing in the northeast corner. those are all moving up the northeast. and fading quickly. i would say over the next hour. they should be all wrapped up. big trough to the west. we are underneath this ridge now. we have been warm. we'll stay underneath theinfluence tomorrow. that trough which is allowing the cold air to sink to the south and northern california. will move off to the east. and when it does. we'll start to feel the effects of some changes headed our way. a pair of cold fronts will usher in the cold air. second to arrive so

as for some other mountains -- copper is looking to open november eleventh, vail on november 18th. at breckenridge may need to bring a little more cash than they thought. there will be no more free parking on the streets there. starting december first -- anyone parking along several side streets will have to pay to park from ten a-m until eight p-m. the first hour will be 50-cents, the second one-dollar, and the third hour will be 1-50. after that -- officials say the they tell us their reason for doing this is because it's been hard to find parking in the area, all year round. and don't forget to enter our snow on nine challenge. tweet at us using the hashtag snow on nine and let us know when you think the first snow in denver will be. someone in the denver area is ten-million dollars but we don't know who... where the winning ticket was bought, coming up. but first let's head to marty for your forecast... says another person has died because of a takata airbag exploding. the n-h-t-s-a says a 50-year-old woman was driving in california back in september when it happened. she was d

according to the vail daily, 55-year- old mark albrecht died from alcohol intoxication and exposure. albrecht's body was found near a campsite on tuesday. it's believed parents could out-live theirch because of the obesity crisis in america. but a new proposal in one of colorado's healthiest cities could help kids lead a healthier life. right now, taxes on sugary drinks lay in the hands of voters in boulder. the proposed tax would tack on two cents per ounce on sugary drinks. the measure is known as 2-h. if approved, the proposal could raise as much as 3- point-8 million dollars a year. the money would go towards option for healthcare insurance next year - anthem blue cross blue shield. that's a big change from 20-14 where every colorado county had at least three carriers. some had eight. the colorado division of insurance says because of the limited choices in the state health insurance exchange, 92- thousand people will have to switch plans. open enrollment for 20-14 begins november 1-st. more than 200- veteran families who are either homeless, at-risk, or wounded, will get a good

it will move toward vail next. snow levels will stay high with the warm temperatures, snow level around 10,000 feet. this is 4:00 p.m. on the futurecast, still some rain in the high country at that point and maybe a renegade rain drop for boulder and the front range. we don't anticipate much. this system is moving quickly east of us. we have 59 at dia and 64 in boulder right now. feels like a late summer today we're back in the 70s in the front range, almost 80 in the southeast. 73 tomorrow, then thursday almost 80. friday and the weekend we're in the 70s, including for broncos and the chargers. joel? >>> i-25 and colorado, this has been a good drive this morning around town. we have a couple trouble spots we are watching. northbound 225 at 17th here, the camera sort of pointed to the side. but you can see the slow traffic there. northbound along i-225 from mississippi to i-70, that's 15 minutes with speeds in the teens. eastbound 6th avenue, wreck at wadsworth. earlier southbound along i-25 close to i-76, looks li

ceqa - yeah ceqa a motion from the general plans and the 101 plased to none just vail and special useistrict for each the sites they'll emotionally refer to the control and guidelines document one for each they're similar no format the way we're organizing this is dental crossed across the sites to make that has simple as possible. >> so the design review will be different from what we typically do at the planning department we're mostly involved with reviewing projects for structures or buildings on private lots here this is much more multi feasibility study with schlage lock and with park merced we'll have it will be - our review in nature will be vertical and horizontal with that, i should mention notifications we typically do a requirement in the development agreement that both project sponsors be on sort of a continuing to do outreach in the community and making sure that so in one meeting happens prior to an application coming in. >> the phase application is something that the planning department will look at prior to look at plaques for design review for buildings and this is t

chain restrictions have been lifted at vail pass. >>> it is a mix of rain and snow this morning. fortunately, temperatures are warming up the road surfaces as well as the air. a live look at the statehouse yesterday sunshine will be limited with a lot of cloud coverage. take a look at doppler 4000. in the san juans we have rain and snow around telluride. down to the southwest he will certainly have some wet weather to do what today. look at all of this lightning in gunnison county. there been 54 lightning strikes from crawford this morning. we are monitoring situation. here in park county rain and snow going over hoosier pass and the further to the north up around red feather lakes. and then the one sharply have along the i-25 corridor is down to the deep. it is just enough of rain to get the pavement wet. all of this happening because a cold front that is still in the best opportunity for rain is actually going to be late this afternoon into this evening. they could be an isolated shower before that but the best opportunity will be late in the day. behind the front temperatures

i-70 is closed as you get to the west side of vail pass. across the denver metro area, northbound i-225, accident mississippi. the other highway, u.s. 36 at federal and new trouble there at i-25 and 6th, still slow along c-470 in the eastbound direction. westbound along i-270 through commerce city. southbound into town, earlier was mr. bonejangles expecting the perfect toy at an amazing price? of course not. he's a dog. but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. >>> welcome back, joel was talking aabout snow in the high country, portions along the i-70 corridor and near winter park a couple snow flakes. wide along the front range. one of the coldest mornings this season, 26 in the high country, and leadville temperatures 40s for the most neighborhoods around metro denver and we will ? >> i've been grieving for nine days, like a lot of you have. since we got the news. and it's been hard. >> can we give him one more walk and ovation for arnold palmer coming hom

make kwrur way over vail pass. a rain snow mix. >> it changes to rain. as you make your way towards grand junction. lower elevations. just west of the aspen area. snow building there. they'll get some. under a winter weather advisory. >> today 66 degrees. we started at a chilly 34. the record cold 20 degrees. so could have been worse out there. outside right now. 59 and 57. but again look at the humidity. 25 percent. air is dry. that's why not everything is reaching the ground. >> . colder 30s into the mountains. over night tonight. mostly cloudy. a few sprinkles or showers. >> even around 8 in the morning. #k. we have a few showers around denver. we'll break into sunshine. here in northeast colorado. and what we'll get into is spot ty showers. that continue into the early part of the evening. once the sunsets. look how quickly everything drops out. dries out and clears tomorrow night. wider view. southern colorado. really not going to see anything out of this. >> . above freezing. warmer 30s above freezing to the south and ao*ets. and highs tomorrow. we

the highest need is for places like silverton and vail pass. >> all different corners of the state and it's beautiful. you're out there working in nature. i thinth i think a lot of people enjoy that versus being in a building. >> now, you need to have the right licenses. you would be on call a lot. the shifts are 12 on, 12 off. the job pays about $18 an hour. >>> we have snow coming to the high country. we certainly could use a little metro area. it turned out to be a beautiful fall day. highs near 80 in october. you're probably wondering how much longer will this last? well, at least another week. temperatures have been trending above average. the average this time of year is 62. we're still close to 70 in downtown denver this hour. our broncos take the field. fans very excited. a beautiful forecast for the low 70s at about 6:30, mid- 60s by 8:30 this evening. we're watching moisture move in from the southwest and that will translate to the lower terrain. cloud cover tomorrow, maybe drizzle early on. that's it. high clouds tonight, 46 degrees. not bad. tomorrow, temperatures above ave

steam boat springs and vail tomorrow. saturday sunday. just some of the high clouds from the seattle system. temperatures dancing around upper 70s to low and middle 80s. >> tomorrow's record is 85. it will be within a degree of we're warm. it appears green. chlorophyll. remember that line. more like bore a fill. >> . we have a change. we see the yellows and reds. >> . bill nigh the science guy. look at you. that was cool. >> . billy madison. i throw it out every year. >> . taking a look at the top stories. a large brush fire in parker broke out around 3 p.m. around the 62 hundred block of crow foot valley road. winds pushed the fire towards homes. those are no longer in danger. agencies on scene fighting the flames we are told they do now have it fully contained. >> . behind to make sure the fire stays contained. smoke will be scene west of left hand canyon and lions. >> . after an ied was found in a backpack outside the nether land police station. the fbi searched the car of a tip ster. who showed up down in boulder. the driver of the ca

keystone opening up mid- november and breck and winter park and vail november 18th and the day after thanksgiving in steamboat. ski season will be here before we know it. downtown denver nothing but blue skies and our temperatures warming up. it will feel more like summertime. we've been talking about the heat this month, last weekend days. it looks like we might still go down in the record books. we're still in the running for the fourth warmest october on record, 62 at the airport, 60s along the eastern plains, 63 eagle, 60s in grand junction, telluride 58. at the airport low 60s, sunshine. the winds have been quiet and here in the 9news backyard it is such a peaceful fall afternoon. our temperatures are 62, no coats needed unl and about walking the dog. on hd doppler 9 it's still pretty quiet statewide. across portions of the pacific northwest we've been watching a series of storms moving in, rain for some areas moving into the inland northwest, a little snowfall for the cascades and in other storm system is barreling throughout parts of texas producing a little rain. that will be

this is vail mountain here. traction laws were activated on i-70 this morning at vail pass. >>> this afternoon rain in the metro area and a look at snow and mountains and the divide, there. becky ditchfield out in the 9news backyard. >> it's been a cool day today. most of the afternoon we spent in the 40s. we've now warmed up to the 50s. that's about as far as we'll get today. now we've got sunshine, but earlier today we had rain, showers moving through the denver metro area actually still a few around and along the front range. they're mostly up to our north near fort collins and to our east around fort morgan. these are very light rain showers and ther divide. this is the last of the system that will move through here today. it is expected to clear tonight and by tomorrow we'll wrap back up again, 52 degrees in denver, 53 at dia, and through this evening we'll drop from those 50s back into the 40s at about 7:00, 8:00 tonight and overnight tonight we get so been put into effect for denver, fort collins, greeley

ceqa - yeah ceqa a motion from the general plans and the 101 plased to none just vail and special useistrict for each the sites they'll emotionally refer to the control and guidelines document one for each they're similar no format the way we're organizing this is dental crossed across the sites to make that has simple as possible. >> so the design review will be different from what we typically do at the planning department we're mostly involved with reviewing projects for structures or buildings on private lots here this is much more multi feasibility study with schlage lock and with park merced we'll have it will be - our review in nature will be vertical and horizontal with that, i should mention notifications we typically do a requirement in the development agreement that both project sponsors be on sort of a continuing to do outreach in the community and making sure that so in one meeting happens prior to an application coming in. >> the phase application is something that the planning department will look at prior to look at plaques for design review for buildings and this is t

a wintry mix on the i-70 corridor between vail and the grand junction area. mid-30s in the city tonight. not exactly a warm day tomorrow but a comfortable day. temperatures in the midst0s wednesday night, mixing with snow thursday morning above 6,000 feet. into the weekend with sunshine and 70s as the broncos take the field. and the pictures in the high country still coming in. >>> a shootout to sarah thomas in conifer. she is swimming 81.8 miles without stopping without resting, without napping. 82 miles along the utah/arizona hours. her friends and family are keeping track of her on a fancy gps map which she warns may look like she's on land but it's just the water level changing orlando the shore. only gets a standard swim suit, ear plus, goggles. she cannot touch the bode and no one else can touch her. she's been training m done by thursday night. to keep her fueled, her crew tosses her food and water bottles that are full of protein shakes. >>> there's a young girl in castle rock named hailey. >> i need to turn the page. >> hailey is a first grader. she

we are starting to see the moisture move into mountains, similar situation just to the west of vail. we do anticipate that snow getting farther east as we get through the morning. the snow level will stay high. the mountain towns won't see snow but the passes could get 1 to 4 inches today. we're going to have a small chance of showers through the morning, most of us not seeing accident that blocked a portion of westbound mississippi from broadway. just getting word that's cleared out of the way. so there are no restrictions right now mississippi as you get to santa fe. 25 and arapahoe, northbound i- 25 has reopened there. and we opened as well under i-25 this morning. across the metro, we have a lot of green out there. nasty accident there. >>> that was breaking news overnight and that man died after crashing into a pole near santa fe and mississippi. this is a look at the scene that just happened a couple of hours ago. we believe the roads are back >>> denver police are looking for a shooting suspect from last night. police say they are looking for a man in his 20s in a dark hoodie

thirty-seven in vail. way above average tomorrow. in the foothills, a nice sixty-nine in black hawk. sixty-four in grand lake. for the metro area tonight, beautiful night. fair skies. light wind for close in the mid- 40s. wind from the southeast shifting southwest means a quick warm-up tomorrow. low 70s by lunchtime. ladies in the afternoon. a trend that will continue as we go toward the end of the week and go into the upcoming weekend. cool heading into monday and tuesday. the halloween forecast is anything but spooky. temperatures when the ghost and goblins go out will be close to 60 degrees and hovering in the mid-50s between 6:00 and 9:00. of course the broncos will be taking the field on sunday as well. have a wonderful sunday forecast. many of the pictures coming in show a lot of orange in the sky >>> the dow rose 30 points. the s&p fell almost four. the price of oil down for the >>> hello everybody. the super worrell -- super bowl ring burglar was apprehended today. shortly after returning to practice for the first time in mor

leadville and vail start to clear out but monday still staying warm but winds gusty ahead of the next cold front that comes into colorado on 50 degrees clearing skies, that means tomorrow we'll start the day on a mostly sunny note. temperatures in the low 80s. still warm, for monday. today, enjoy it. plate -- will be very pleasant. warm and windy. increased fire danger low humidity gusty winds for monday. tuesday is when we'll really start to see things change. monday night l n upper 60s. wednesday as well in the mid- 60s. more cloud coverage chance for afternoon showers and then thursday first alert weather day as well, 55 is our expected high. overnight lows, really staying chilly in thh upper 30s as we head into the middle of next week. >>> look at this. in colorado, we stand together, but congressman coffman stands with donald trump and will support trump for president. trump: oh, no. coffman: i don't know whether barack obama was born in the united states or not. coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. she saw the

we still have chain and passenger traction restrictions in place at vail pass. you can see the plows doing the work they need to do this morning. here we are up on that mountain drive. you can see the pink mix there, and snow on 285 as well. that will be a tough drive portions of e-470 this morning. just take it slower in those places where we've had fresh rain. doesn't take a lot of water to make you hydroplane. >> no. as a matter of fact, a little bit does the damage. >>> denver's archdiocese wants to build a retreat in the foothills of jefferson county. neighbors are worried and they say the church ought to be restricted. cbs4's investigator brian maass raced through this area in recent years. >> absolutely for us it is life or death. >> reporter: which is why neighbors are so opposed to what the catholic church is planning. the church wants to build a religious retreat and conference center with a lodge, cabins and youth center that visitors each month. but the residents say it could magnify -- >> this will magnify that fear so much we can't grasp it. >> rep

. >> this is up at vail pass with chain restrictions in place. you look at the eisenhower tunnel they have been treating the roadways and you have some backsplash that could be chemically treated. >>> right now the anb lines are glitch. >> is to jamie leary live at union station -- let's go to jamie leary live at union station. >> reporter: so far so good. we just watched and a line to part right on time. i want to show you we have a ticker also that issuing commuters exactly when the lines are leaving have one that is 28 minutes and another says 19. they have been departing every 15 minutes right on time. i want to explain to you a little bit about what happened. the server was down near the operation center and what that means is that employees couldn't see any of the trade routes for the a and b lines take passengers to and from destinations. this is so much better to not wait on a bus in rush hour traffic. you can take the a line straight to the airport. things are looking good. when i did speak with an official she said fingers crossed. so f

in mid no vail november 18th and steamboat springs november 24th. of course, snow might be far from your mind on the front range especially with how dry our forecast has been. this morning it is on the chilly side. temperatures in the 30s and ohio. 40s. we have a few scattered clouds this morning. just you wait, as soon as the sun peeks out we'll warm up. noon 70 degrees. cheryl? >> it looks like a good friday to me. every friday is good. >>> in 9 neighborhoods this week we are going to aurora hoffman heights. it is ten miles from downtown denver. peoria street on the east colfax avenue, i-225 on the west. 6th avenue on the south. you can get a house for $ 250,000. renters are paying average of $1800. theres will been a lot neighborhood. the growing medical campus nearby one of the reasons. hyatt hotel and conference center gives a place to stay for doctors and researchers who come and go from the medical campus. >>> after world war ii aurora was popular because it was close to army medical hospital. hoffman heights neighborhood became an attractive

the fire has burned >>> this snow in vail is not man-made. it fell overnight putting a light dusting on the ski runs. flying tonight and mike nelson is tracking your chances. >>> they are up in the mountains. up in loveland ski area partly cloudy skies and snow showers come back in. it's all natural snow for the last 60 hours, we have some fairly strong wind sweeping across the state and spreading snow showers across the mountains and a few showers on the planes. -- on the great plains. as the skies clear it will be a cold one. a freeze warning in effect for all of the eastern plains extending to the kansas border. where there is a frost advisory. it will be closer to 30 so cover your plants tonight. it is 52 downtown, 51 degrees in the airport with 56% humidity. .22 today. it has been a while since we got good rain. temperatures drop to about 32 degrees, maybe closer to 30 but with mid-60s and sunshine. i'm going to step out of the way , but watch what happens as it moves along the coast of florida. in colorado it's a dierfft story. it will

that's vail pass at i-seven o. you see the snowplows are working to clear snow on the part wet. loveland pass also dealing with traction laws. the drive in tounz alameda and broadway drying out nicely. damp areas on and off the highways. you can see on the map, easy driving for us and wet roads to the north. highway 34 outside of loveland is closed down going up to exist estes park. >>> breaking right now, russia's military says a u.s. lead coalition has killed civilians in syria. six civilians were killed and destroyed two houses. there's been no response to this claim from the u.s. no russian or sere yan planes were flying over the area at the time says russia and they announced earlier this week they would temporarily halt air humanitarian move. >>> this morning the front lawn of the rocky mountain academy is more crowded. >> teachers who were recently fired plan to protest at the school today. amanda de castillo joins us from evergreen with more. >> reporter: many parents are outraged ssying they're keeping their children from school today following that group firing we were

but loveland as well as vail included in that. >> it's 5:34 right now. frustrated commuters to the airport, and there is a deadline to fix the a line problems or there will be more crossing gates and speed control system. the deadline is two and half weeks away. rtd says it needs to be fixed before the g line can be opened. if it misses its deadline it may have to stop the train or use buses to meet government safety standards. >> we need to come one a plan and present it to the administration and get the feedback and see what we can implement to address the concerns been expressed. >> rtd says a trains are on time 87% of the time which is unacceptable. they have 18,000 passengers which is near the ridership goal. the light rail r line that goes through aurora is expected to be opened by the end of the year. >>> 5:35 now. human refines were found in a boot at a ski resort over the summer and the remains found at al-dora is 83-year-old irwin metler. the denver man had been camping near the mountain resort. they have not yet figured out how he died. >>> a

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. >>> a life-changing health treatment is vail in the valley. stem cell treatments are helping people fight pain and sufferers are coming here from all over the country to get it. here's more. >> reporter: for john dudley, something he mastered years ago. dudley is a professional archer. but with all of the years of experience comes a lot of wear and tear. each time he pulls, aims, and shoots, his muscles, ligaments, and tendons are doing a lot of work. >> it looks too good to wreck it. i just started to develop a lot of issues in my bicep and it got to the point where, for me, even walking around with a jug of milk just was causing so much pain. >> reporter: for years, the once active proathlete has been feeling his strength and confident. >> i couldn't pick up my boy. >> reporter: weakening. >> i was just like the average, everyday person that's fighting something that's preventing me from things i want to do in life and i knew that down the road, i hopefully, or continue to live with pain all my life. >> reporter: he's already had shoulder su

. >> smoke from the freeman fire is visible as far away as vail. the fire is roughly 300 acres in size. in the newsroom, russell-a- thon, molly, back to you. >>> back to you. >>> you. some grass caught fire earlier, the good news, the fire is 100% contained. it never threatened structures. it's unknown what exactly caused this fire. >>> now let's check in with meteorologist stacy donaldson with the first alert. the fire dang is sticking around until tomorrow? >> absolutely, and be aware that it is so dry, with the high fire danger, even a so winds are definitely stronger, 20-40-mile an hour winds, current gusts for the front range and eastern plains aren't as intense, but will be into tomorrow as we continue to hang on to the high fire danger. but we have a high wind warning through tomorrow night. in the stayed -- areas, high fire danger from denver to the eastern plains, but overnight lows will be in the 50s, we'll talk about big changes on day coming up. >>> tonight, the pacific northwest continues to clean up the remnants of a typhoon that hit

despite the cloud cover and flow, and temperatures stay way above average overnight. 45 in limon, 44 vail, and 52 grand junction. summer-like temperatures in october, well you know this isn't going to last, but it will last through the weekend. 70 in idaho springs, and low 70s for conifer, ever green, and dry, low 50. tomorrow sun's up at 7:23, and even with the cloud deck we get warm. 74 by noon, low 80s in the afternoon, a record tomorrow is 80. i think we'll break that. a little cooler friday, actually saturday for us. saturday a storm system tracks in during the late day. little rain and snow in the high country, but we're dry until wednesday of next week. great news for those attending the broncos game on sunday. great news for trick or tr only a slight cooling trend with a few showers, and when kids step out on monday night around 61 degree, and by 9:00 temperatures in the low 50s. >>> in colorado's sports anderson is in a california hospital recovering from surgery tonight, and may be forced to miss the rest of the season. anderson suffered a torn meniscus in the final play of the

the cloud deck is eroding along statewide tomorrow. 43 greeley, 44 lamar, 36 vail, 46 grand junction with high temperatures above average but not as mild as today. some areas will be a smidge cooler only for one day. temperatures warm right back up again. in the foothills 66 in bailey and 59 in the grand lake area. in the denver metro area for tonight we are calling for clearing skies, light winds and a mild evening low of 44. sun is up tomorrow at 7:20. we start off conditions and chilly temperatures, mid-60s by lunchtime, mid-70s in the afternoon. a beautiful day is coming up tomorrow, a temperature trend that we see increasing heading into the upcoming weekend. eventually the other shoe will fall and we'll see our first snow in denver. for now enjoy some of fall's finest, highs near 80 thursday, friday and saturday. halloween forecast looks spectacular. as adele mentioned, anything for us parents out of with the kids in the dark of the night. we have temperatures close to 60 when the kids step out monday night. >>> sports >>> stocks closed lower the middle of company earnings repo

aspen seeing a little rain, vail next. summit won't, you'll see some moisture today. upper 30s and lower 40s in the mountains, so warm that the snow level will stay up around 10,000 feet. more on the forecast and the full planning forecast, coming up in a few minutes. joel? >>> the victory drive should be ooh good one this morning, under i-70 as they continue to do bridge work. that closure will last till tomorrow. >>> a fan may have fallen the equivalent of several stories at mile high last night. shawn chitnis has the latest this morning. >> reporter: certainly a scary situation for us to hear about, especially at the time this was happening, as so many people were leaving the stadium, excited about that win. but denver fire tells us they calling here at the stadium around 9:40 p.m. that was about an hour after the game was over and the broncos had gotten that win. we are told this person may have fallen up to five stories or about 30 feet, and this may have taken place by gate 5 on the north side, facing a little east there. there were emergency crews around the st

there could be minor like vail and berthoud. by tonight we're dry again statewide and stay that way through the weekend. temperatures are in the 50s, even 60s around town, and mountain towns topping out in the 50s today. it will be all rain for places like breckenridgeand avon. we stay in the 70s, near 80 by friday. >>> take out here, no accidents this morning. couple flashing lights as they pick up the cones out there. southbound coming into town, speeds dipping into the 50s. 9 minutes thornton to denver, not bad. couple flashing lights but all the headlights heading into town, driving nicely at or near we have garrison is closed under i-70 as they do bridge work. all this green out there means a great drive this morning. >>> thank you very much. pickup trucks may be among the biggest vehicles on the road but a new study finds their headlights may not be good enough, which affects other drivers. nhtsa evaluated 11 of the most popular pickup trucks. >> headlights just wide enough distribution of light across the road to allow dr