the people of westminster have really supported our efforts. >> reporter: for nearly a year westminster firefighters have been working hard to get 2a on discussion. >> reporter: what they say it boils down to is safety gear and equipment. they want to say in what they're given to protect themselves and do their job better. >> nobody knows westminster streets, its people and its challenges like the firefighters do. we feel it's in the best interest of this entire city that we have the opportunity to have our voices heard. >> reporter: unlike many things, measure 2a doesn't come with a price tag. >> 2 we're not asking for more money. we're not asking for an increase in taxes. >> i think it's unnecessary. >> reporter: bill christopher is a member of the keep westminster strong committee and the former city manager. his fear is down the road it will cost the city and in turn cost the taxpayer. >> i think it's inevitable down the road sometime there would be a proposition to raise tax snooze that would be possible to be part of collective bargaining. >> that's one of our issues, keep westmin

it has been our westminster robinson. [applause] minister sturgeon: just as it them making the case against the them a rowdy of denying tax credits to women unless they can prove they had been raped. in blackford, standing against the deportation -- women, for up for and data havets been waiting for their entire life. [applause] snp isr sturgeon: the not just the real opposition to the people at westminster. -- snp is the only affection only effective opposition. [applause] our job aturgeon: westminster is to provide the strong opposition that is so desperately needed, not just in scotland, but right across the u.k. our job is to use our powers to build a better scotland we all want to see. just one wordr from my speech today, i wanted to be this one -- it begins with an i. no, not that one. not yet. [laughter] minister sturgeon: the word i want you to remember is this -- inclusion. inclusion is the guiding principle for everything we do. [applause] minister sturgeon: it encapsulates what we stand for as a party and it de

another integrated school like the one in westminster. the school bell rings and we go out to play and this little white boy says, what are you doing here? don't you know mexicans aren't supposed to be here? what are you doing here? mexicans aren't allowed. i started to cry. i started crying. i go home and i says, mother, they don't want me in that school. i'm not going back to that school. she goes, don't you know what we were fighting for? yes, so we could go to that beautiful school with the playground and the beautiful school and she says, no, silvia. we were fighting because under god, we're all equal and we all deserve the same equality, same education and, yes, you're going to school, and, yes, i went to school. and, yes, i found out that everybody is not born with bigotry and hatred in their heart. before you know it, i continued and went on into diverse schools all my life. >> thank you. >> any other commissioners? commissioner harry? >> i don't so much have a question as i want to thank ms. mendez for coming out here and talking

what could >>reporter: we're eepecting a downtown westminster. over my shoulder you can see the mall built in 1977. that lot is going to hold more. it's a 105-acre lot, but it's going to hold downtown west minute ster and it's built next to the state's jj penny's according to developers. but residential neighborhoods are to the north and a mix of office and west and the south. it's the same. developers are hoping to see more residential properties on site shortly. joining a wide range of office -- those additions are expected late this slowly.d the project is moving apart of the mall was demolished in -- developers saying this was too big a project to rush. now, downtown westminster is expected by early or by late 2017 or early and that's when the city can start expecting residents, businesses, even visitors to again, downtown westminster. reporting in west minute, i'm amanda del castillo, denver 7. >>> it's 4:38. investigators investigating what the bus driver wassdoing before getting behind the wheel. >>> a news -- his mother and the naacp want

they're expecting that downtown area to sit where westminster mall once sat across u.s. 36 from where we are right now. you'll recall that mall closed down in 2011. but many buildings and shops were demolish downtown area. developers have the structure in place with utilities, stories and -- [audio problems] >> the state's most profitable jp penny's is still on site. residents says development is crawling. developers say they ran into issues early after hiring a master developer. >> we went through four of those to no success. we failed in that perspective. city council, our citizens, the city administration, we knew the vision we wanted to have and what the master developers were providing wasn't that. >> now, berg says resident and business owners will be able to visit downtown westminster by late 2017 or early 2018. we'll talk more about that hat developers had to say and we'll hear more from him in the next half hour. live in westminster, i'm amanda del castillo, denver 7. >>> we're halloween, but there's one metro area community that's makinggthe best of a trick or treating list.

>>reporter: we're expecting a downtown westminster. that old site of the old westminster mall. they say it's a perfect dance alsowe beten denver and boulder. right now, there is no designated downtown area here in westminster. but developers are hoping to have residential properties on site shortly. joining a wide range of office and commercial buildings and construction of those additions aae expected late this year. the project is moving slowly though. parts of the mall were demolished in 2011 and the reason for the lengthy growth started early. developers say >> as a city, it wassreally more tenacious for us to do that than sell it off to master developer that would come in and gut it down in a couple of years. we know we're going to be here for the long haul and we want to create the community that our citizens want it see. >> it won't be too unfamiliar. the 105-acre lot is being built next to what developers are calling the most profitable jc penny in the state. live in >>> big community college of aurora is under investigation. the american association of the university o

>> the westminster police department. >> reporter: why do you say that? >> that was the. exact quote. he said i let the case fall through the crack, i dropped the ball. >> reporter: we learned a series of paperwork mistakes inside the police department are e never filed, and steadman learned of the errors after the statute of limitations ran out, meaning charges will never be filed. >> i have no confidence in them right now. >> reporter: and denver 7 investigates uncovered this document. an independent review that happened by the state victim % rights act subcommittee, referring to three separate and defied policy by not notifying the victim when there was any status change in the case, and ?lamed the sergeant for mistakenly closing the case. which leads us back to the movie projector and the question. if you're the police department how do you apologize to a victim of do messic violence? >> -- domestic violence. >> as i was walking out in tears he said you deserve a day to yourself, here's movie tenth. >> reporter: they admit they dropped the ball, and they handed you mo

. >> and this just in this mormer westminster -- former westminster bus driver has pled guilty to sex with a child. >>> all right everybody it is that time of year again. arapahoe ski basin will open for the season the high noon trail will be the only one open. we have all the information on ticket prices right now on thedenverchannel.com. a basin's friendly rival loveland tweeted congratulations saying they will be on the first chair sunday morning. -- friday morning. it's beautiful oot there isn't it? mike nelson has your first alert that there is a freeze warning. freeze warning in effect as we expect temperatures in the upper 20s to around 30 degrees by early morning. your plants come up. your pipes if you haven't turned off your sprinkler system you may want to shut off the water inside and put an old blanket on the pipes outside. a little bit of light snow falling over the northern mountains. picked up three to six inches of snow this morning. 39 56 in denver. 38 in leadville. winds light and getting lighter. with the clearing skies and the already cool temperatures and the calm

there was debris all over the road, 88th and federal in westminster, just after 9:00. it is back open after it was shut down. >>> we are seeing new video of that crash that involved a school bus carrying coaches and players with a legacy high school football team. that crash killed the bus our lauren dispirito tells us the crash at dia could forever be a mystery. >> reporter: an airport camera captured the moment a legacy high school bus carrying football team members home struck a concrete pillar at dia. headed for the terminal on the airport's fourth level, the footage shows the vehicle leave the road. >> we simply are going to have to call this one a mystery. there is no definitive answers as to why this crash occurred. investigating, the police sergeant is closing the case. whether it was clear that september day, the bus in good mechanical shape, and he found nothing to suggest this was intentional. the bus driver was killed. her husband tells cbs4 he believes his wife died trying to avoid an overhang, realizing it was too low for the bus' 10- foot cleanc hard to

westminster, 76 and littleton, 77. it's another beautiful fall day, but where in the world is thsn a look at the timing of the season, and when we should have seen snow, and when we might. >> shots fired. >> have you seen this, the newly released body cam video showing the frantic moments as officers were trying to find an active shooter. today we're learning that officer ronny durrell won't face any charges. you can see officer durrell running up to the suspect civilian's open truck door. roddick was shooting at officers at the time with a school and hospital across the street. not only will durrell face no charges but law enforcement leaders say officers exceeded the public's expectations. >> what if he had been able to continue to shoot at those two nice parker lay people that wanted to render aid or thee hospital or the many people that come and go from the building. we'll never have to know because of officer durrell, and for that he is to be commended. >> as bright's condition, we're told at the time of the shoot

this isn't just happening in westminster. we've heard about these crimes of opportunity happening all over the metro area. reporting live in westminster tonight, jeff todd, cbs4 news. >>> new information now on the two men accused of breaking in to the home of the broncos' demarcus ware. billy mccaslin and sergio irezza. they stole ware's super bowl ring and other items after breaking in to the home monday night. police say that generated hundreds of tips. a pawnshop employee recognized one of the suspects as a regular customer. >> i knew they were going to find him. just because the fact he's such high profile. >> demarcus took to twitter to thank broncos fans for helping solve the crime in less than 36 hours. >>> how much of you is stuck? >> i started at like knee deep to the bottom of my chest. >> a tense 911 call details frightening moments for a hunter in northern colorado. emergency crews had to rescue him from mud that was like quick sand. karen morfitt live for us. >> crews say he was about 15 feet in to the water whi

. >>> caught on camera, a porch pirate stealing a westminster man's mail in broad daylight. adam hammond shows us how the crime is increasing as we head ?hrough the holiday shopping season and more importantly how to protect yourself. something online you expect it to be delivered to your doorstep before tens of millions of americans where those packages are actually being stolen. >> it makes me feel violated honestly. someone is coming up to your house and taking what's yours. >> reporter: greg bexley is one of those victims. just look at this victim. the man walks up and steals mail from a package in his mailbox while he's at work. >> why would somebody do something like that? do you need something that >> reporter: but some of those packages can be pretty valuable. this is a federal crime and increasing if popularity as online shopping soars. police say criminals will actually follow delivery trucks just after they're delivered. the person in this video still hasn't been caught, so if you know who he is, please call westminster police. >> now there are several ways you ca

the snp isn't just the real opposition to the tories at westminster. the snp is the only effective opposition to the tories at westminster. so, our job at westminster is to provide the strong opposition that is so desperately needed, not just in scotland, but right across the uk. and our job is to use our powers to build the better scotland we all want to see. conference, if you remember just one word from my speech today, i want it to be this one. it begins with an "i." no, not that one. not yet. the word i want you to remember is this -- inclusion. inclusion is the guiding principle for everything we do. it encapsulates what we stand for as a party, and it describes the kind of country we want scotland to be, an inclusive country, a country where everyone has the opportunity to contribute to a better future and to share in the benefits of that better future, a country which works for those who value the security they currently have and for those who yearn for change, a country where we value people for the contribution they make, not one where we wil

this man used to drive school buses for the city of westminster. he coulddface six years in prison for trying to arrange a sex you'll meet up with a 14- yeaa old boy. he's behind bars this morning. >>> this next picture is graphiccand it cost a veterinarian student her lance for one year she killed a cat with an arrow then posted the picture on facebook. su vet school calls the picture grotesque. >>> if you want to get in the halloween spirit it's time for a trip to thornton. they are opening the corn maze at 10:00. this is one of the holiday events happening this weekend. you can find a list of the free denver seven app. >>> another gold star for the state of colorado. find out which resorts are among the top ten in the country. >>> a hit-and-run driver still out there this morning. find out who police are looking for. >>> air acker seven is on the way to breaking news. an accident in donald trump and congressman coffman would punish women. and coffman tried to redefine rape to mean only forcible rape. in coffman's bill, victims who were drugged,

. >>> the westminster mall -- you may remember seeing demolished. downtown westminster. many buildings demolished to make way for the land 105 acre downtown area developers have structures in place with utilities and streets and pedestrian and bike path and completed. the new downtown area should be open to the public. will have to wait a little bit. by late 2017 or early 2018. >>> old injunction is changing. it may have a new futuristic office complex. denver real estate firm called sage bus companies. they will build a three-story industry and arts center with 80,000 ft.2 of office space along with a boutique hotel with 50 rooms. >>> you love this story. patients at colorado's children's hospital were in for a real chore treat tomorrow just in time for halloween. within 20 staff members will be providing 20 complementary services. haircuts, spacers, manicures and makeup applications. how fun. volunteers are dressing up as fairies and they will be handing out candy to the children. >>> a few days before halloween the outlets are inviting families to take their costumes

and similar in westminster. temperatures in the 30s for city parks up to 40s. look at aspen, 60. beautiful, so with these low clouds, stuck in the 40s and 48 for the high. tomorrow, we go to the 70s. >> thanks, new details at noon, now, a controversial class action lawsuit against the city of denver. some homeless are bringing the case ai way the city treated them. you see, officials cleaned up their camps and some obstacles for the lawyer representing the homeless. we're live where some of the homeless camps sweeps took place. go ahead and tell us the latest. >> the majority of the day advising the attorney who legal process. just over my shoulder. broadway and lawrence, where the homeless sweeps occurred. and the homeless have returned. the attorney who brought this forward, he said there are close to 1,000 plaintiffs who said they're victims of constitutional io the sweeps. and the mayor is among them, the individuals named will claimed qualified immunity. and he said go after the city and county of denver only. he is going to rework the institute and both williams and the pla

the snp isn't just the real opposition at westminster. it is the only effective opposition at westminster. [ applause ]. so our job is to provide strong opposition so desperately needed. right across the uk. and to use our powers to build a better scotland. we all want to see. conference, if you remember just one word from my speech today, i want it to be this one. it begins with an "i." no, not that one. not yet. the word i want you to remember is this. inclusi inclusion. it is the principle for everything we do. [ applause ]. it encapsulates what we stand for as a party and describes the kind of country we want scotland to be, inclusive country. to share in the benefits of that future. for those who yearn for change. a country where we value people for the contribution they make, not one where we will ever judge them on the country of their birth or the color of their passport. [ applause ]. that is the inclusive scotland we are working to build. and i'm proud of the progress we have made. earlier this week a major european research stu

westminster police detective matt calhoun is in charge of the case. what does he tell you? >> they had been conversing back and forth. he had offered to let her stay at his apartment for a couple days to try and get her feet under her. just concerned that lea was suicidal. >> reporter: did he seem like he was anxious to help? >> yeah. he really was. he really wanted to help find lea. and he's really concerned about her. and he wanted to do anything he can to help us. >> reporter: just like lea's boyfriend jesse, chris waide is extremely helpful, full of detail and concern. after interviewing these guys, police aren't yet convinced lea is a victim. it's possible she just is a runaway. >> we don't know what happened up to this point. and we can't prove that even a crime happened at that point. >> reporter: waide even joins safe return online and on the local news. >> i tried texting her, i've tried calling her, left her some messages on facebook and haven't heard anything back from her. >> reporter: lea's family is busy too, plastering missing posters all over the centennial

>>reporter: we're expecting a downtown westminster. developers are building on that site of the old westminster mall that we were talking about. it's just across u.s. 36 from where we are right now. developers ssy it's a perfect residential properties on site shortly. construction of those additions are expected late this year. the project is moving slowly. apart of the mall was demolished in 2011. they say this was too big of a project to rush. >> it was tenacious for us to do that than sell it off to a master developer that would come in and gut it down in a couple of years. we're going to be here for the long haul and we citizens want to see. >> the new downtown area won't be completely unfamiliar though. the 105-acre lot is going to be built next to the state's most profitable jc penny's. >>> 6:52. halloween is on monday, and if you're trying to figure out where to take your kids, stick around, we'll tell seeing the beginning of the sun coming up and i'm gail schwartz, and i'm running for congress to stop the sale of our public lan

i actually almost wrecked on the 911 call, a mother in hysterics. >> westminster 911. where's your emergency? >> oh, my god! >> ma'am? can you take a deep breath? what's your name? >> my child, my baby! my little baby! christopher waide! christopher waide! just admitted he killed her! >> reporter: did you think at all how amazing it was that your son and other friends were able to get him to say he did it? >> reporter: coming up, it's still a case without a corpse. >> step three, we bury the evidence. >> reporter: did this real life professor teach chris waide chris waide just that? >> his efforts to clean and purge the crime scene, those are things he could have learned right there in my class. >> reporter: how waide may still i'm not hiding. i am. for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com ? if you love caramel, then you'll love all the ways so we always have the one that makes you feel like someone very special. werther's original caramels. come on artoo! ? artoo! welcome to the rebellion. ? this is for you. duracell and children's miracle network hospitals

denver has a high of 63. 61 in westminster and 60 in englewood. here's your firss alert that tomorrow is a good ten degrees warmer. we'll talk more about the weekend warm up. >>> more about the accident near we see the ambulance and the vehicle over here. g g garrark. d. the netting for the golf course for the driving range is there so the balls don't go in the road so there's a lane blocked on the northbound side of havana and hamden coming together. take a look at the drive coming from the north side of town. 15 minutes from the north side. >>> new video this morning of a braisen theft out of oklahoma. two thieves drove a stolen truck into the store and stole an atm. deputies say they do not believe this is the first time these two meal suspects have committed a crime similar to this one. >>> the bus driver killed in a crash just saw the surveillance video. what he thinks about the police department's report. >>> this weekend a safe place to get rid of your unused medicine. >>> kids were kicking the windows trying to get out. you can see there w

westminster 64, 64 degrees lakewood and highlands ranch about 66 degrees. mostly clear, lighter wind, cooler with a low of 40. the high temperature is expected to get to 63 and looking ahead even cooler weather comes in tomorrow and rain and snow afternoon, 30 on thursday morning and then we get back into another stretch of very nice weather with highs returning from the low-mid-70s into next week, dry and quiet weather with a monday night football game next week. hard to call this bad weather but a good soggy monday night snowstorm like we head backkin >>> gary kubiak is back in the valley talking about his health and the health of his team and how to stop a losing streak. >>> brandon marshall is talking about brock osweiler and you are going to want to hear this >>> welcome to 7 sports extra and a welcome sight at the valley today. broncos head coach back at his tests came back great but needs more and better sleep. don't we all. >> he said he watched the chargers game on his couch which was not restful or stress free. he watch them lose their second game

there's the color of the fulton sun,s' speaking at westminster college. poke at westminster college and spoke from the church from the podium in the maganate university of zurich. so i can't think of anyone better to speak about churchill and the europeans to this largely north american audience. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon. all very well-being compared to churchill in a sort of way but it can lead to rather frightening questions. for example, when i was last weekend in fulton, missouri, and i spoke in the gymnasium where churchill spoke, but before that along with jedwin ya we took questions from 13-year-old children from the church, the thump that was destroyed by the houston one-half ha and then moved stone by stone, step by step, across the atlantic fulton, missouri. and we were taking questions and one boy had his hand up straight yearn, very urgent so i weren't to him, and i said, what is your question? and he had several different papers in front of him and seemed very self-absorbed in putting this question togethe

he was convicted in 2011 a sexual assault child from westminster. rope was asking for the publics help photo of the suspect inside drop us a client grill on south abilene street. investigators believe another person helped with this burglary no word on what exactly they stole. offering at $2,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. at 3-mile stretch of u.s. 34 between loveland and as his park sat down and we'll remain closed through memorial day of next year. crews are repairing a wrote in that area after it was heavily only people who live in the canyon will be allowed in. after have a permit to get in parody can still get to estes park from the north, u.s. 36 from the east or peak to peak highway from the south. >> the presidential election, former democratic candidate bernie sanders appeared at a rally for hillary clinton urging folks to vote for his one-time rival and beat donald trump. all of them have struggled to kind of wi we can't have a candidate for president he is trying to exactly the opposite. to divide us up and that is not wh

this is not unique to the westminster neighborhood, unfortunately. this is the type of crime we're hearing about all over the metro area. enhancing your security is always a good option to protect yourself. >>> in a political season with a lot of mud slinging new video of a campaign plane being pulled out of the mud at laguardia airport, carrying gop vice pr runway. reporters on board felt the plane hydroplane. nobody is hurt. the ordeal caused the airport to close down for several hours. >>> aurora police are facing criticism after they say they shot a dog in self-defense last weekend. the dog's owner disagrees with this. police say a taser or pepper spray just would not have worked and now the dog's owner >> reporter: panic on 911, when neighbors at this complex see a woman surrounded by two aggressive dogs. >> reporter: police say when an officer approached the larger of these two dogs growled, taking an aggressive stance. the officer said he was frightened and shot the dog once. >> for a seasoned officer to say he's never seen a dog act aggressiv

and other integrated schools, just like the one in westminster.he school bell rings and we go out to play. this little white boy says, what are you doing here? don't you know mexicans are supposed to be here? -- aren't supposed to be here? i started crying and i went home. they don't want me there. i don't want to go to school. she said, don't you know what we were fighting for? we all deserve the same equality, the same education. yes, you are going to school. school and io found that not everybody is born with bigotry and hatred in their heart. i went on to go to integrated schools for the rest of my life. >> any other commissioners? have an't so much question as, i want to thank ms. mendez for coming out here and talking to us about your case. fascinating piece of history. i am inspired to want to learn more about it. i will be looking into it some more. thanks for coming. >> any other commissioners? it is an honor to be in your presence. thank you very much. >> any other commissioners? >> mr. chair? yes. , i too want to add my andks for your c

westminster 3 2. so is martinsburg. hagerstown is 232. down in fredericksburg 38. leonardtown 37. really cold out there and friends in culpeper 3 this morning. mannasas you'll probably get. there a couple more spots well. here in town, we're at 46. we will warm up a little bit today. but we're not going to warm up a lot. temperatures will range anywhere from the mid 50s to right around 60 or so. cool, chilly, yes, i know. and we'll have some clouds late in the day. lot of sunshine to start the day the way it appears and we will stay dry. we have a chance coming in tonight and tomorrow for a few showers. we're dry. but it doesn't look like it will be a lot of rain helping we'll talk about a lot in a bit this morning right now getting traffic with erin como. >> 4:35 right now thank you very much, gary. we're tracking breaking news with the live look behind me bell mel gathering more information a deadly crash investigation, crash happened with a u-haul vk a man new york avenue and 4. new york avenue remains shut down in both directions are for cleanup and investigation. you see crew

westminster 47 this morning. same in greenwood village. 30s in the foothills, including confer and bailey this morning. compare our 10 to 15 degrees cooler. so a noticeable change when you step outside this morning. we have mostly clear skies. it will be another sunny day for us. we should be dry across virtually all of colorado. north central mountains could have a snowflake today, but nothing major. here's the cold front that came through last night. it will continue to move away from us, going east. thunderstorms in nebraska and kansas. here's the next system. 6:00p.m. tomorrow. that front will be in central unlike last night's cold front. we could see a couple of showers around here on thursday. wednesday night into thursday. there could be a couple of mountain snow showers as well. no significant accumulation. what that front is also going to do is drop temperatures another 15 degrees, so we're going to struggle to even reach 50 coming up on thursday. today won't be bad compared to that. 60s on the front ran

we have a fire burning in westminster at 113th and huron in westminster in a big ballpark. you can see four fields, what appears to be a neighborhood, community center maybe, dry grass. this has been the story of weeks now with how dry it's been, such little moisture out there that it's just perfect conditions for these small brushfires to pop up. hopefully it can be quickly. we don't have any information on this and don't see any crews out there. hopefully they'll jump out there quickly as the flames are being fanned by a little bit of wind it looks like. [ audio difficulties ] >>> but first let's get a check quick. sorry about that, folks. after some gains yesterday stocks finished lower. dow fell 40, s&p down two, nasdaq down four. >>> moving on, a second year in a row forbes says denver is the best place for careers and businesses, good news there. forbes looked at data in the u.s.' 200 largest metro areas and ranks them on job growth, costs of business and living, income growth, quality of life and education of the labor colorado because of its central location and hig

how about free full-day preschool westminster public schools is trying a three-year pilot program to support families and get kids ready for kindergarten. 9news reporter nelson garcia says the district wants to improve learning for at risk kids from low income families. >> this block is heavier than this block. >> when you run a full day preschool classroom, it makes sense that your name is lawless. >> isn't that great we have to do a lot of rules. >> they are also getting a lot more time for academic work, for teaching them language. >> which one is smaller? >> the westminster school district started a pilot program. >> what can we use to make a steering wheel. >> paying for seven full-day classrooms. district leaders believe that the simple factor of time will make a big difference. >> the teachers, the more time in school -- will show better outcomes when the kids hit kindergarten. >> and beyond. >> in the long run, you will see better test scores through 3rd grade and see less dropout. >> it is exciting to be on the cutting edge of trying something new. >> when i only had them fo

. >>> there was a zombie invasion at legacy ridge golf course in westminster. westminster zombie golf tournament. live action zombies were on the hunt for special balls. prizes were giien to those who had the most number of brain balls at the end of the day. >>> it's a feat that has not been accomplished in almost 70 years. after the break, more of this remarkable video showing a man switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link. get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month for one year when bundled with a qualifying home phone plan. speed may not be available in your area. call today. >>> this is something you'll never catch me doing, taylor crossed el dorado canyon in boulder county, while on a flat line, 500 feet above the ground, you can see how windy it was up there today. then he made the walk raising $5000 to help trails in eldorado canyon state park.

boulder police say an online top had a registered sex offender girl from westminster. christopher albrecht is in the boulder county jail tonight. police say he met the girl through the app whisper albrecht is convicted in 2011 of attempted sexual assault on a dog also from westminster. >> creatine products must be labeled going forward after a band at the has put a hold on labeling the plant as a schedule one drug like marijuana or which is been blamed for several days now, now advisories must be placed on all creatine products warning consumers of the possible dangers of taking the supplement and new guidelines in handling the products must be followed to prevent contamination for it more restrictions may be as meet the final presidential debate on wednesday. two big games making their way through the mile high this afternoon but senator bernie sanders in colorado urging. it also made an appearance in fort collins asking supporters to vote for hillary clinton next month. >> we have a candidate for president who is, in fact, trying to do exactly the opposite, to divide

westminster police told us they only have two incidents since the beginning of the september for the street. that was news to lynnell. >> i know the 10 behind the house break-ins were reported, because the police are the ones who told us how many houses had been hit on just this block. >> reporter: that's what is motivating her to keep the neighborhood vigilant. >> i have protection. one, we have new locks on all >> jeff todd reporting. it's not unique to that neighborhood. this is the type of crime we've been hearing about all over the metro area. >>> aurora police is facing criticism this morning, after they say they shot a dog in self-defense last weekend. the dog's owner disagrees and now she plans to sue. as stan bush learned, police say a taser or pepper spray just wouldn't have worked. >> reporter: panic on 911, when ig woman surrounded by two aggressive dogs. >> we got two pit bulls on the loose. one has attacked somebody. please, hurry, hurry, hurry. >> reporter: police say when an officer approached the larger of the two dogs growled, taking an aggressive stance. the office

inside the jefferson county courthouse, bill maruka of westminster had his arm around the very woman investigators according to police dr. venus moshrefi and maruka met through a dating site. she later admitted to lying to maruka about having cancer. then taking large sums of money from him, money he thought was going to her treatment. despite what investigators believe, maruka's attorney tells cbs4 his client doesn't want anything to do with the prosecution. >> the situation is that mr. maruka has done everything he investigator to leave him alone. >> reporter: investigators say she's been married to another man for 13 years who knew nothing about her being ill. jefferson county district attorney pete weir says he's not robbing the charges. >> it's not unusual particularly when you have an older victim that has developed a bond with somebody that is >> reporter: she faces felony theft charges. she is out on bond. we know from online that she lists herself as a doctor practicing holistic health. in colorado springs. live tonight in denver, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. >>> people in f

this one was into kono north of denver but this grass fire in westminster was not planned. fire crews were able to put it out pretty quickly. chris pierce is live in the mobile web or lab lab. most of us can't even remember when we had our last good rain. >> i know my rain gauge has been empty for quite a while. what we are experiencing, we call it a meteorologist drought -- meteorological drought and that means a short-term deficit in precipitation. i've compiled a few numbers, fort collins from june through september, you've only had 28% of your normal precipitation result we are now seeing moderate drought from the wyoming state line through fort collins, longmont, boulder, all of metro denver and read on down into castle rock. the mountains in yellow is -- that's abnormally dry. the reservoir system is in pretty good shape right now. denver water tells me we're at 89% of capacity and normally at this time we are around 86% so we are going in to fall and winter in pretty good shape with regard to water storage but what happens down the road has to do with how happens her

rachel is taking on laura woods in district 19 that covers arvada and westminster. libertarian is in the race. zenzinger. a different libertarian candidate got more than 3600 votes. current state representative kagan is going up. in aurora tom sullivan. father of shooting victim alex sullivvn. and in district 25, mother east adams county. former state representative is taking on current state representative kevin preola. when she she lost by 106 votes. back to you. >> wow, those are tight races right there. every vote counts. you have to vote. >>> a crime in sterling. 26,000 pieces of mail that never got there. now that mail carrier is charged. 22-year-old tyson is indicted by a federal grand jury today for delay and destruction of where it was supposed on go. now, a meeting on monday, november 7th to update people on when that mail will be delivered. >>> we are just getting started here. don't go anywhere. close to 27,000 people without power in the metro area. the little critter officials say is responsible for all of this. and a cloud of smoke. it is filling the

this one was into kono north of denver but this grass fire in westminster was not planned. fire crews were able to put it out pretty quickly. chris pierce is live in the mobile web or lab -- whether lab. most of us can't even remember when we had our last >> i know my rain gauge has been empty for quite a while. what we are experiencing, we call it a meteorologist drought -- meteorological drought and that means a short-term deficit in precipitation. i've compiled a few numbers, fort collins from june through september, you've only had 28% of your normal precipitation and not much better down the road here in denver, 47%. as a result we are now seeing moderate drought from the of metro denver and read on down into castle rock. the mountains in yellow is -- that's abnormally dry. the reservoir system is in pretty good shape right now. denver water tells me we're at 89% of capacity and normally at this time we are around 86% so we are going in to fall and winter in pretty good shape with regard to water storage but what happens down the road has to do with how happens here th