this summer a new warrant was issued for whitmore's arrest. "it's almost like it's second nature for him to be involved in something that 's related to a firearm." a long list of crimes getting longer every day because a young made a wrong turn..years go and hasn't looked back. "that's how he lives his life." jonathon gregg fox6 news. after a wild weekend-- prompted by a controversial video. cooper: "you bragged that you have sexually assaulted women-- do you understand that? trump: i didn't say that at all." no one quite knew what to expect at tonight's townhall debate. "clinton: anything to avoid talking your campaign and the way it's exploding and republicans are leaving you. tonight: a full recap. that's our big story tonight: round two. in st louis tonight, a town hall-style debate that covered taxes, syria and personal character. and it was as bitter--and chippy as everyone expected it to be. team coverage tonight--madeline anderson watched with voters--but let's trump was fighting with his political life on the line tonight. the debate

"at some point mr whitmore pulled up." the friends were cruising through milwaukee's arlington heights neighborhood, when whitmore entered the picture. "he brandished a firearm." darrin whitmore was behind the wheel and behind the gun. he shot twice. "he shot the victim in t eventually found guilty of second degree recklessly endangering safety. he was just shy of his 18th birthday. "it started at a real young age." and hasn't stopped. "it's continuing because now he's almost 30 i believe." whitmore has been in and out of prison his entire adult life. "gambling, auto theft, burglary." "disorderly conduct." "domestic abuse." marshals say at this point the man "nine times out of ten, would he chose to walk away or would he chose to grab a firearm to protect himself or to arm himself and intimidate someone . i think he would chose to pick up the firearm." this summer a new warrant was issued for whitmore's arrest. "it's almost like it's second nature for him to be involved in something that 's related to a firearm." a long li

we want to show you 32-year old whitmore. he's accused the spray painting on the du campus. we're not told what or where, but again thattthis person has a violent history. charge and he's on the knacks fall sex offender list. he's not affiliated with the university. the student -- not a student or faculty member, but for some reason, du campus safety believes he just went around and graffitied the place and that's why they want to catch him. this botlo was issued -- the be on the look out call campus police immediately if you see him and they'll take care of it. jason ground, denver 7. >>> police are investigating a shooting thattcould have something to do with a pot robbery. this was breaking news yesterday morning. investigators says someone was shot in the back and leg early this morning near vassar and vail. the suspect took off in a black 250 pickup and officers questioned two people at the scene, but no one was arrested. >>> the mmn accused of leaving a he's in california, but he was caught in chicago. the feds say david anz bury put a bomb on the phone. the bomb squad

whitmore was scheduled to appear for an arraignment in november in relation to the previous case. he was approached by detectives from denver police department this morning in court, they asked him to come in for questioning about the du graffiti tomorrow. live on du's campus, jamie leary, cbs4 news. a video recording has now been released of the deadly school bus accident at dia last month. that crash killed the driver and injured legacy high school football coaches and players. cbs4 investigator rick salinger is joining us live from the newsroom. rick, this video is certainly chilling. >> i spoke with the husband of the bus driver who was killed to warn him that we would be playing this video. it was recorded by a camera dia on one pass around, then for some reason it returned. the camera picks up the school bus as it is approaching the pickup area. you can see how it clearly runs off the road directly into the support pillar. we zoomed in on the video to see it closer up. this tape was part of the investigation into the september crash. emergency responders rushed to the scene.

. >>> police at du want you to be on the look out for this man, this is samsung whitmore. they say he doesn't go to the school, but he's accused of crimes on the campus. jason grnaw joins us with why officers want to find him. >>reporter: good morning, mitch. there's two main reasons and the first one that du campus police graffiti found here on the du campus. the second reason, because he has a violent criminal history, i want to show his picture, this paat of be on the look out for alert september out by du campus police to students on their facebook and twitter page, the 32-year old whitmore is not affiliated with the university according to du police. he doesn't go ttere or work there. yet they believe he's responssble for this vandalism. keep in mind, this is something separate from the other controversy that hap at du a week and a half ago that developed the free speech wall on campus. that's a designated wall for those with social mess ages or advertisements of events on campus. this is graffiti and vandalism. we're not told where it is or what it said. the focus on

do not approach him because he has a violent history. 32-year old whitmore. he's accused of being significant amounts of graffiti found on campus. the be on the look out alert that went out to students via facebook and twitter includes he has a violent history. this individual is on the national sex offender list. keep in mind this incident is separate from the incident that caused controversy on the du campus a week and a half ago on speech wall painted by students. ttat's student run and student led and meant to be painted. this individual not affiliated with the university. if you see him, call police. i'm jason, denver 7. >>> it's still fall. but if feels like summer especially in the south and the south eastern part of the u.s.. >> seasonable record highs could be broken today, even tomorrow. are we going to be deal with this heat again. let's check with lisa. month, we've had six-days where we've been in the 80s. 6 days where we've been in the 70s. today, thank you jason, a little coolerr we'll be in the 60s this afternoon. the cold front that rolled th

today.30-year-old kristopher james and 27-year-old kenneth whitmore are facing several charges. police say in january... the victim got into the car to buy drugs..but the victim says james pointed a gun at him and demanded his cash... but he fought back.and that's when the victim says whitmore shot him in the him out of the car.both men are facing more than 50 years in prison. job seekers have the chance to search for a new career today ....at the milwaukee career expo.about 100 employers with more than three-thousand job openings have registered for the event. its this morning from 10:30 until three at the wisconsin state fair park expo center. the first 30 minutes of the expo will be limited to u.s. military veterans seeking employment. the general public will be let in at 11 a.m. job er receive a ticket to attend the hiring event.we have a link on our website....cbs 58 dot com. 3 if you want to add a new furry friend to your home... now is your chance to get a great deal... during adopta-polooza! "madacc" is ecouraging people to "fall in love this fall" with adopable cats and

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release have identified the suspect as sampson whitmore. they say he has a violent criminal history and is also a registered sexual offender. >>> buster, a shooting investigation leads to a massive drug bust in eastern colorado. the yuma county sheriff's office said they got reports that a man was shot in the hand. when deputies pulled over the ca amounts of cocaine and more than 50 pounds of marijuana. joshua hansen and johnny payne are both behind bars facing several drug charges. pain also faces assault charges. >>> traffic was all kinds of snarl. a boat was blocking highway for at boise avenue. a tow truck was brought in and traffic was back to normal wwthin about an hour. it is not supposed to be there. >>> denver now has the undesirable distinction of being one of the countries readies cities. how to make sure your home is clear of these dirty varmints. >>> if you are walking aloog keeping an eye out for a lucky 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

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 different places. now they're waiting to see if he does show up at the court appearance scheduled for 8:00 >>> thank you. the wildfire in southern colorado is doing more damage than initially thought. it's already burned more than 25 square miles near pueblo. it has already destroyed five homes so far and there is zero containment. here's our matt kroschel with the latest. >> reporter: at a community meeting here in florence last night, people who have evacuated, and there are more than 300 of them, were able to get more information about their homes in particular. the sheriff houses have burned and 13 other buildings. today we were on the fire lines as we watched a lot more of the aircraft start to attack from above. right now about 12 aircraft are being assigned to this fire. 300 firefighters working on the ground and right now the fire more than 16,000 acres and

his name is sampson whitmore. a violent criminal history has him on the national sex offender website. he does not go to school there but is believed to be behind a lot of graffiti on campus right now. >>> a year and a half after the gold king mine spill into the animus river, new mexico lawmakers are still worried about lead levels in river. the bright orange water contaminated three states another worry downriver. >>> denver7 continues to watch fire danger -- fire danger, we learned somebody shooting near the rampart reservoir started a fire in el paso county yesterday. that fire forced 40 people out of their homes. it is a 14 a fire, now 50% contained. >>> still no containment on the fire in custer county. this is a view and time-lapse from pueblo this afternoon. 16,000 acres encompass the fire caused by winds that blue a piece of medal into power lines. the winds dying down a little bit but not much moisture in the forecast. details on that in your first alert forecast in minute. >>> after part of the mystery

. >> michael whitmore to be or not to be, that is the question. what does that mean? >> i actually struggled with that because i had to write a panel for our traveling exhibitions. i think what hamlet is saying there is i wake up every day and every day i have to ask myself why do i keep going? and that's a question that deserves careful attention. i think any person who has made it to this point in their lives where they can ask big collections has to at some point say what is it that makes me get up and why is it that i keep going when i very easily could become a person that doesn't exist anymore. maybe it's about suicide or just a thought experiment. i tend to think it's a thought experiment but he's really talking himself into keeping going with life and it's really interesting because you are hearing a very smart person talk himself through that decision and it's almost as if you are able to overhear the process that he goes through to make that decision. >> what else can you show us here from the archives? >> so this is another version of the folios, the second

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

news to update you on, a violent graffiti artist connected to tagging at the du campus is in samson whitmore is appearing for a domestic violence case but faces charges for tagging on that campus. he is a registered sex offender with an extensive criminal past. denver police believe he's responsible for graffiti across the du campus and at the nearby methodist church on university. we'll have details in his case on cbs4 news at noon. >>> this morning more safeway stores are in the metro area. no more. they were replaced with safeway signs and fixtures. the stores are in aurora, denver, louisville, littleton, northglenn and thornton. >>> now the final preparations are underway for the final presidential debate of 2016. why even the republican campaign manager says donald trump needs a big comeback. we're live in las vegas at noon. >>> plus the feds are taking steps to help you with baggage problems when you're flying. the cash the airlines may have junkins fire as a team takes over. join me later at noon to figure out what's happening there. and let's check on the drive with joel. >>> the roa

whitmore under a pre-evacuationt has lived in that area her entire life and this is the second time she's had to pack up. >> we've gone through papers and gotten, you know, birth certificates, death certificates, insurance papers, licenses, that's all that kind of stuff. >> the cause of the fire is unknown. water drops were not possible yesterday because of those high winds we had. they had wind gust at let's check the first alert forecast with lisa. >> not as windy today, but wind speeds at 20 to 30 miles-per-hour across southern colorado. fire danger isn't as high across the state. i'll show you where we have flag warnings. we could get showers today. it's closer fort collins and further north. it will stay cooler through thursday. now, we've got denver right now with wind speeds at 10 to 20 miles-per-hour. a little springs. fire danger again higher down south near trinidad through the afternoon. this relative humidity drops below 15%. low 60s in denver today. thingg off nicely across the state. feels like fall. tomorrow, some upper 50s. looke weekend, jason, it warms back up. 70 have a