wayne williams will speak around 10:00. jaime leary, cbs news. >>> tim kaine is going to be in colorado and he's suppose to we understand he's going to participate in a small roundtable with business leaders. >>> trump's speech on immigration is not happening of -- and there's talks of him flipping his decision on deportation. >>> clinton continues her west coast fundraising tour today. she continues to defend the controversial e-mail server she used as secretary of state. a state department 1 month make a month release 15,000 document it's received from the fbi as apart of its investigation into the server. clinton's campaign says quote we support those documents being released publicly as well. >>> new this morning, the fbi is investigating a double stabbing in virginia as a possible tare the attacker yelled god is great. he's accused of stabbing a man and woman. the man fought him off and the attacker ran. the fbi is investigating whether that attack was inspired by isis and whether the suspect there was trying to behead

today - secretary of state wayne williams will be out on colfax avenue - encouraging the homeless to register. he'll be with staffers who can help with the registration process - including vietnamese and cambodian. in lieu of a permanent address - those who wish to register can use a homeless shelter or other "home base." in kansas - if you registered to vote at a motor vehicle office - you probably didn't have to show a birth certificate or naturalizaiton papers. that's because of the so called federal motor voter law. now -- the state says that's not ok -- and it is asking the federal appeals court to keep people from voting judge said kansas could not disenfranchise voters who registered at motor vehicle offices without that paperwork. but the state wants that overturned. they say - it doesn't make sense to hold people to different standards based only on where they register. but the american civil liberities union says kansas should not block thousands of legal citizens from voting because they can't produce a birth certificate, passport or denver sheriff patrick firman has order

secretary of state wayne william made the announcement that initiative 75 would have to regulate oil and gas development so that means power to ban frac. initiative 78 would have enforced a 2500 setback around oil and gas sites. now, enough signatures were collected for these two but not enough to make up for the number of signatures that were invalid and had to be thrown out. supporters have 30 days to appeal. >>> you can expect to see a lot more donald trump on your tv. the campaign is planning its biggest ad buy of the election so far. he'll spend more than states including colorado. the new investment comes amid signs lagging poll numbers could be improving. >>> could semis and buss start driving slower along the already-busy i-70? a new proposal would electronically cast the speed of vehicles weigh more than 26,000 pounds. no matter how hard the driver steps on gas, he wouldn't be able to go over a certain speed. right now, regulators are hour. the government is hoping to reduce the 1100 deadly crashes that happen every year involving semi trucks. >> i'm sure car drivers will be

along corder part of the homeless, not voiceless campaign today in aurora, secretary of state wayne williams warm them he said his office wants to make sure as many eligible voters as possible exercise their right to help make decisions. in order make sure it's easy for them to participate in the process and they know how to participate. you don't have to own a home in america people who do not have a permanent address can use the address of the homeless shelter for a public locations they consider their home base. colorado taking center stage in the presidential election today. vice presidential nominee revealing the clinton campaign small business in lakewood: new line republicans taking the clinton e-mail controversy alive by subpoenaing a denver-based computer company. little reporter following it all for us live. >> a busy week indeed tim kane in town today. were expecting donald trump to attend a private fundraiser in aspen later in the week. tim kane's visit may have been about small business and the economy, and actually donald trump came up. tim kane returns to colorado. it's great

wayne williams is scheduled to reach out to homeless around colfax avenue today. and joining him are staff members who are certified to run voter registration. as well as interpreters who will be fluent in spanish, vietnamese, and cambodian. >>> the colorado built gozar satellite is finally complete and almost ready for launch in november. this is video of crews testing and building it summer. crews reached a huge milestone on monday when it comes to the spacecraft. they shipped it to kennedy space center. it will undergo final testing there. before heading into space. 9 news reporter colleen ferreira is live outside lockheed martin right now. colleen, i would imagine the satellite arrived all in one piece, right? >> reporter: yes, it made it to florida. thank goodness, in one piece. the launch date is set for november 4. 73 days away. from lockheed martin after they touched down in florida. they are thrilled to finally reach this point. guys, this is a huge milestone to be able to ship this colorado-made satellite across the country to florida. so how do you ship

wayne williams reached out to the homeless in colfax near mlk library, joined by staffers and interpreters fluent in spanish, vietnamese, and cambodian. >>> florida's zika virus may be spreading across that state, the florida department of health announced 5 new non-travel-related cases in florida. one near winwood and miami beach detected in mosquito. pinellas county officials are work wg the person to see where they could have got the virus. there have been 42 case oz zika transmit-- cases of zika transmitted within the borderoffs florida. >>> -- borders of florida. >>> congress wants to know why epipen costvise gone sky high. the injection can save lives, air ways, senators are asking the company to explain the increase, they say the cost has gone up 400% since 2008. congress is concerned parents can't afford the pens for children going back to school. mylan, who makes it, blames the high deductible health plans forcing consumers to pay out of pocket for drugs. >>> jeffco deputies identified the both men caught on c mountain, stanley was given a summons for a class 2 misdemeanor, the se

secretary of state wayne williams is going to be speaking at the event this it's called homelessness. it's a way to get them to exercise their freedom to vote. so many factors can contribute to homelessness. some are family break ups and illnesses and job losses. there's an outreach to homeless along the corridor to let them know about this morning's event. though they're registering those in aurora this morning, the push is for all of officials on hand here this morning to help people register to vote. the event kicks off at 8:00 a.m. live in aurora, jaime leary, cbs4 morning news. >>> thanks, jaime. >>> campaign comes back to colorado as kaine meets with business leaders in lakewood. that comes after controversy looms over clinton and her use of a private e-mail server. here's brian web with the latest. >>reporter: appearing on jimmy kimmel last night, debate her republican opponent. >> i am drawing on my experience in elementary school. >> before addressing the latest chapter in her enduring e-mail saga. >> we have released, i don't know, 30,000 plus, so what's a few more. >> a jud

. >>> colorado's secretary of state wants homeless people to register to vote, wayne williams said he reach out to the homeless on colfax near the mlk to a permanent address, where county clerks can send election information and a ballot. williams wans them to know they can use the addresses of homeless shelters or another home bay. >>> the denver center for performing arts has a new ceo, but she is not new to denver, janice served as chief of staff for mayor michael hancock for the past 5 years fshgs she is replacing-- years, she is replacing scott, resigned 1 year after being named head of that job. shel 3rd ceo of the nearly 40-year-old organization. the first, randy weaks, well known, passed away at a conference in london when working for the theater company. weaks joined when he was a senior at cu boulder. sinden will start september 12. >> we will take arts and culture to the next level, get it in every kid's head they can be that invasion and create-- innovation and creativity drive them to be successful adults. >> she will oversee denver city broadway, bringing musicals to the

wayne williams is scheduled to reach out to the homeless, along colfax avenue today. joining him will be staffers who are certified to run voter registration, as well as interpreters fluent in spanish, vietnamese and cambodian. becky ditchfield join us... then back here for

those objects were found on a small area on a bike path behind william paterson university in wayne. just because the area is not that big, doesn't make this less disturbing. >> i didn't see anything. i'm looking at the ground the whole time trying to dodge

those objects were found on a small area on a bike path behind william paterson university in wayne. just because the area is not that big, doesn't make this less disturbing. >> i didn't see anything. i'm looking at the ground the whole time trying to dodge it's good they got them out of there. -would be more afraid on a bike. >> reporter: eric ran seven miles today in regular running shoes. imagine had he encountered this, a board rigged with a dozen two-inch screws aimed upward intended to do harm. one of several booby traps who brought the attention to police, including a huge jagged glass bottle geostrategically placed on a and barbed wire. >> rope strewn between trees at your neck and chest level. >> reporter: this is no accident. this is not debris. >> it's clearly intentional. >> reporter: people could have been hurt. >> severely injured. >> reporter: people who hike and run in this park are upset by word someone is setting up traps intended to hurt them. tommy is not surprised. broken glass so you get flat tires. >> reporter: it's deliberate. >> definitely deliberate. >> repo

. >> reporter: mike mcilmail reacting to the tuesday release of monsignor william lynn from a wayne county area prison outside of scranton. lynn, first u.s. roman catholic church official convicted of covering up clergy sex abuse claims is now staying with family as he awaits another trial. that prison release video and new developments in lynn's case have been unbearable for mcilmail and his wife debbie. couple hold five five-year old partly responsible for a ledge molestation of their son, sean. >> my son was a abused because of his decisions. >> reporter: mcilmails believe sean was violated while a student at resurrection parish school at the hand of the father robert brennan a secret sean kept for years. his parents say sean battled addiction but was able to file a police report but days before he was to testify before brennan, sean died of an overdose at age 26. brennan's name would be tied to other sex abuse allegations and investigations led to defense lawyers thomasbergstorm says lynn was not in charge of the priests. that was up to cardinal anthony bevilacqua who has since died. >

you to care time, williams istes, while gdp targeting an option, fiscal and monetary policy must take on some of the burden to sustain economic growth and stability. still with us, wayneowers. do you the inflation target should go? >> i think it should be challenged and questioned. i don't think anyone can remember who made up the 2% or where it comes from. lots of banks have that is the -- as the mantra. those comments are so similar to trichet. there is only so much the central bank can do. need to move on the government side to help to stimulate demand. i do think central banks are being challenged, being seen as saver the last savior to the world economy, but also, those comments strike home some of the economic theory around central rate forecasting based on inflation forecasts. it's a whole plethora of other activities. if you think how economies are transitioning from old to new, which is more digitalization, more technology utilization, price discovery is so fast and so quick. that is being missed in a traditional central bank forecast model where you are looking at growth expectations come inflation expectations to predict the current level of rates. it's jus

wayne guteirrez. he is also accused of abducting a child last summer. >>> the boyfriend of the mother of a 3-year-old girl is charged william "skip" mccullen was arrested. jordan dumont was questioned. >>> the fib is looking into a deadly shooting that involved a lenoir police officer. it happened after the officer showed up at a walmart parking lot. the suspect, carl nivens fired one shot and at officer returned fire killing nivens. >>> 300 calls were made to 911 the day people thought shots were fired in crabtree valley mall. some people heard a loud sound thinking it was gunshots. the sound led to panic and chaos. so far police have found no evidence of a shooting. >>> clinton police arrested another person in connection country club. a party was taking place and a fight started. anthony king, jr. was shot and killed. emanuel carr is charged. john faison is charged and chan teal nelson face charges for hitting a environmental working group sent a letter to the head of the epa. they're asking the government to set a standard for a chrome yum known to cause cancer. elevated levels of the contaminant was found. it has even

wayne county, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> our coverage of the story continues on nbc 10 news at five. rosemary connors is speaking to seth williams at this hour. that story ahead at 5:00. >>> breaking news right now. delaware's supreme court said the state's death penalty law is unconstitutional in light of a u.s. supreme court ruling earlier this year. the law allows a delaware judge to sentence a person to death independently of a jury's recommendations. questions were raised about the state's law after the u.s. supreme court struck down a similar statute in florida. >>> to our weather now, we're tracking -- some showers once again this afternoon. you see them here on nbc 10 first alert radar. chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is joining us now. >> glenn, where are the showers right now? >> it looks like most of the wet weather is in berks county. they've been moving straight to the south over the afternoon. you can see much of the rest of the area is completely dry. once again, we've had a lot of cloud cover, and winds off the ocean preventing many showers from developing. but this shower, it's a fairly heavy one,

wayne county. even if prosecutors get his conviction reinstated, he may not spend much more time in prison. deanna durante explains. >> reporter: this is the prison where monsignor william lynn has been housed. his ride showed up here just after 2:30 this afternoon. a white suv pulled up to building number 14. the person that was driving that car brought him a change of clothes and less than 20 minutes later, lynn left the prison here heading back to the philadelphia area. this is not the first time william lynn has been released from prison. his case has gone to the higher court, his original conviction in 2012. it's been historic for the church. lynn was not accused of himself harming a child, but was accused of moving a priest around and not protecting the children in the church. his attorney blamed the judge for allowing evidence in the trial that did not pertain to lynn. >> she permitted the introduction of abuse by 21 other priests over the period of time from the '40s, '50s, '60s that he had nothing to do with. >> reporter: they will allow the monsignor a new trial, which is scheduled to begin in 2017. >> he had a 36-month sentence. he's done 33 months. the parol