live in lakewood, meg shaw, news 5. >> thank you, meg. >>> it is 6:05 someones is targeting business -- someone is targeting businesses and drivers in westlake with a slingshot. marbles have been found near the places that have been targeted. police have gotten reports of marbles being shot at vehicles on superior road and detroit road. one driver was hit in the ear, folks. >> he described it as a silver two door with a spoiler on the males. he felt a pain in his left ear. >> slingshots can't be used in westlake. it's law. if you have any information about what's going on, police would certainly love to hear from you this morning. >>> if you can, come look at this photo. cleveland police and the f.b.i. are trying to track down this person. they say he was dressed as a woman and robbed a bank in university circle yesterday morning. there information leading to an arrest. >>> right now in akron, blasting work is going on underground all for the ohio canal intercepter tunnel. this tunnel will be able to store 25 million ga

we are outside of the lakewood cultural center where he is more on this visit in the next half hour. amanda del castillo denver7 arizona, california, nevada maine and massachusetts will all vote on legalizing recreational marijuana. if these warmer states and of legalizing recreational pot may be some of the homeless population will relocate. don't forget for all of your election coverage resident and local go to our free denver7 app. or thedenverchannel.com cu boulder police looking for a suspect after a student reported being sexually assaulted in her dorm room saturday morning. right now, police are on the hunt for a possible serial arsonist after four fires over a three-week span, the first one october 10 at the best interstate inn and then on the one week later the american motel on west i-70 frontage road and on halloween another fire at the best interstate inn. >>> a pueblo police officer facing sexual assault charges. the 48-year-old officer went to a woman's home after she called for help in a domestic violence case. his body cam shows him having a and then his body camera i

we are here at the lakewood culture center theater in lakewood previewing the visit all morning long, more on that stop later this one. live from lakewood amanda del castillo denver7 libertarian candidate gary johnson maki final push, holding a rally in lakewood where he was focusing on immigration. he told voters we should be building bridges across the us- mexico border not balls. before you cast your ballot, we have voting tips for you to make election day less stressful. >> here are your election 101. >> if you have not voted don't ballots yet so if you want to keep this in mind we have 24 hour drop-off boxes. come whenever you want, put your ballot in the slot and begun, they will ccose at 7:00 on election night. if you want to do it in person this is an in person voting area. this is where you can still register to vote all the way up go in person or if you want more time and help you could go in person, if you have issues with your ballots this is where they issue replacement ballots. if you already voted put it in the box and it is gone, but if you made a mistake or something

she worked in lakewood. >> this is not her at all. she would always come to work and let people know where she was. >> tia: police say this is not a criminal investigation but is a missing persons case. as this story develops, we will continue to update you. >>> police are also looking for want man who carried out two reserve university campus. both happened early tuesday morning. a man took a cell phone and money from two students. another student lost his phone a short time later, and police believe the cases are related. there have been five robberies in the university circle area in just the past two weeks. >> brian: 1200 gm workers will be laid oft in january. customers are shifting from cars to mid-size suv suspending the third shift. a spokesperson said gm will invest more than $900 million at a toledo plant and two others in indiana and michigan. >>> they'll be celebrating at the akron/canton today when spirit airlines makes the snaug naul inaugural flight. second chance in baltimore on thursday night football. >> tia: the tem

lakewood police continue to search for a mom missing since last month. cleveland 19 news reporter lazy crisp is at a news conference that just ended. and lacey, any new details about her disappearance? >> reporter: well the f.b.i. and lakewood police are asking for your help in finding 24-year-old rowa eldanon. she was last seen a 16. her ex-husband was charged with violating a protective order. police say he went to her apartment earlier that day but it's important to note that he has not been charged in her disappearance. lakewood police searched the metro parks yesterday in hopes of finding clues about her whereabouts, but did not find anything. >> still working through some leads and things that we have, but we have not been able to locate rowa at all. there hasn't been any contact with any family or friends. there hasn't been any financial sort of activity with her accounts. since the 16th. and so at this point, we really don't have any, any good information about where she might be at this point. so we need to find her and that's why we are reachin

the unit will hit the streets in lakewood in a couple of weeks. the unit will be able to meet first responders and firefighters in the field at a patient's home and they can begin treatment on the drive to the hospital. they say that means that a lot of these stroke victims will have reduced complications on the way to the hospital and even when they get to the a.m. they say it will last about two hours at fire station one on madison avenue. live in lakewood, meg shaw, news 5. >>> up next, it might not be on your mind now but come february a tropical vacation will sound amazing. we found fares so cheap it will be hard to say no. >>> and give up information or else, the stern warning from an ohio sheriff and who is not off >> a faster way to fly. >> 13 years after the concord wase tired this could be the you future of supersonic air travel, seating 44 passengers and flying at 1500 miles an hour. that means new york to london in just over three hours, l.a. to sydney in about seven hours. >>> google photos app lets you turn old prints into digital ph

investigators continue to search for a missing 24-year-old lakewood mother. new information shows roaa al dhannoon could be in michigan last seen at her apartment in lakewood on october 16th. >> romona: now we will go to some more breaking news this where we understand a large number of kids have walked out of class there. they pulled out on that shot. when zoomed in you could see a large group of kids who walked out in class in protest of donald trump winning the election last month. >> phoenix, ut and berkeley and new york later, it looks like this evening. >> we will keep an eye on this throughout the afternoon and evening. >> you live. your cleveland 19 news first alert forecast. >>> pinpointing temperatures in the akron area cuyahoga falls 6:00 mid-40s and 44. wind will diminish. that's good news. 8:00 tonight and still 45 or so. we will start dropping after that. 43 cuyahoga falls at 10:00 and by 1 a.m. there you see we are slipping into the upper 30s. just a little cooler than normal right now. 45 in norwalk. most spots in the 40s and 50 in lakewood. t

puzzling police officers has asa lot of people here in lakewood worried.. the fbi is now even involved in this search.wono ismother of a 3 year old has just disappeared. they don't know where she went and they don't know if she walked away somewhere went away or if she was injured.d. ured 24 year old roaa aldhannoon has been missing since october 17.1. her ex-husband was arrested in an unrelated charged but has not been charged with her disappearance. b she is 5 foot 4 inches and abouh 132 pounds.s she has a tattoo on her left she was last seen at herast see apartment on edgewater drive in lakewood. she worked at alladdin's restaurant. her coworkers say they knew right away something was nott right when she didn't show up for work. she has a very big heart, a aser heart of gold. cowoght aywas she loved life she was always very happy, she loved her son, a she loved everybody she workedrs with and she would always comeus to work when we asked her. she would do anything for anyone very uncharacteristic of her. police are also looking into the possibility she's

. >> it is a scenario, being considered in lakewood tonight. because too many homes and businesses are keeping police busy with false alarms. we sent news 5's paul kiska to check out how it would work. >> well, lee and frank. lakewood city council plans to vote on the false alarm ordinance in just the next few weeks. >> burglar alarms are meant to >> lakewood city leaders are considering a nuisance ordinance, to find residents and businesses for too many false alarms. alarms that tie up police and must check windows and doors. lakewood looked over the numbers numbers from 2014. and this is what they found. there were 1,654 alarms, only french were valid calls. that means 97% of alarms were false. hundreds of hours of police time spent false alarms. >> so this begins a process of looking at how we can eliminate those false alarms and a waste of police time. >> after a second false alarm, a warning letter would be sent out. after a third one, the resident or business owner would be fined $200. the fine could be appealed to a citizens review board

was found dead inside acar, he been shot, his car ended up in a ditch, its on ninth and allison in lakewood wereooking into is rder, pares?ed victim's >>r: they that hen liid on saturday s night. we can tell you that his life ended tragically. >> it is pretty scary. pieces of a shat?:tered fence e l the nd. >> you nder you are safe anymore. rorter: he was outside his apartment wh heheard gunfire. >> i hear of reporter: he saw a honda crashed through a fence. >> it was a brutal with the bullets. it hit the stop sign and the tires were still spinning part there -- >> reporter: he was shot multiple times and he died when the car came to a stop >> he died in between there >> he goes up to the car and get me bat it and then they take off their>> reporter: lakewood police are not commenting but tim has his own theory. >> you know that there was a drug dealer something going on.>> reporter: he times. >> it could happen anywhere>> reporter: witnesses described the suspects man and woman african-american and no description of the car. if you have any information call lakewood police. >>> new develop

>>reporter: last december, lakewood city council voted unanimously to close lakewood hospital. this decision made way for the cleveland clini $34 million family health center with an emergency room. the decision has been made period. issue 64 does not cancel the deal, says sam o'leary with lakewood city council. >> in a vote against 64 will not reopen lakewood hospital and will not reopen a contract that's been signed for almost a year and has been executed from the transfer of property through to demolition of buildings. >>reporter: for all practical purposes, lakewood hospital is lakewood hospital needs to end. >> the people of the city of lakewood had voted before. they said they trusted the decision of the city council and the administration to go ahead and move forward with this plan. >>reporter: the plan is, says city council, not to rid the city of a health facility but to better utilize the space that is here and that the hospital was losing money and the cleveland clinic opening their facility offers a state-of-the-artfa the community. antonio says residents should let

a better look today at what a fire left behind in lakewood last night. many people didn't get the call to evacuate. the reason why. latest college football playoff rankings. >>> police in lafayette say two businesses were vandalized monday within two minutes of each other. at least one of the crimes appears to be racially motivated. someone spray painted two slurs. surveillance video interest customer moving to get of the way. >> we've never had any vandalism. we're a big part of the community, we have a good reputation, so we hope no one doesn't like us, but so far no disgruntled employees or anything. >> police believe the two crimes could be close to each other. they wouldlike to hear ho may h good look the vandal. >>> douglas county deputies arrested a school officer 0on suspicion of sexually assaulting out on bond. they found out ab afternoon. after interviewing the student, they there was enough everydpostle. the formal charges have not 'sc ponderosa high thunderstorms is a few hours n@e away tennessee. it f)comes too for businesses around gatlinbu

vote to close lakewood hospital. they want people to vote against issue 64. >> if people vote against it, we go back to the original agreement. >> reporter: officials cited declining patients and revenue for the closure and subsequent replacement with a smaller out patient health clinic set to open in 2018 but opponents are frustrated by the lack of in patient access. >> to be corrupt. the clinic has been taking out services at the hospital by taking out services they made it less and less profitable. >> reporter: but there is an entire other group that wants to vote for 64 they say it was probably going to close any ways, and they say that going back on that contract would put the city in unchartered territory a legal limbo that health care here. >> the health center will move forward because of that binding contract but it may open up the door for the other side to go once again to court to a judge to drag the city back into court to try to stop this. >> news 5. >>> lorain county voters are being asked to pay for n

it was a long and is stressful night for residents in this lakewood neighborhood. i want to show you what we captured on our cameras that fire first flareed up. take a look at this. this is one of our first pictures from that fire. it lit up the skies when the fire sparked on green mountain and quickly spread due to high winds. people living nearby scrambled to get to others' homes, see if they would get what they could to get out and help other neighbors. an initial notice went out warning anybody with livestock or needing additional time to leave right away. could be the last notice they received. one man was checking out his son's home and said it was a close call. >> we had that fire about three years ago when they brought in the slurry bombers and that was frightening. you smell the smoke, see the fire on the different news channels and what not and see the winds coming up, so you think about colorado springs a little bit, what happened several years ago. >> reporter: as you can tell, it is incredibly windy out here. the wind just forced one car doors shut. th

today in lakewood firefighters are going through a training possible. meg shaw is live at the fire house for us this morning. good morning, meg. >> reporter: the lakewood fire department said already this year they've taken 60 people to the hospital or e.r. we know during those tense situations every minute counts. this training will give firefighters the opportunity to provide more care quicker. during today's training session, firefighters will work through several complex scenarios in real-time, just like they would in the the moment. they're using metrohealth simulation lab and cleveland clinic's mobile stroke treatment unit to provide the care. in some cases they'll work with human actors, in other cases full size mannequins. the unit will be able to meet first responders in the field at a patient's home and can begin to provide treatment on the way to the hospital. be reduced complications for stroke victims. today's training session with all of the firefighters begins here at the fire station one in lakewood on madison avenue. it will run from 10

in lakewood and sheridan. attorneys for the men argue: you can't telll who the robbers are - because of the masks. an investigator who took the stand said clothing and masks later found in an abandoned car matched the three suspects. an adams county 14 school district board member is expected in court today over charges he lured a child on the internet. rt vashaw was arrested during a child sex sting operation in september. police say he tried to sexually assault a child-- and used the internet to lure a child to him. no students from his district were involved. the preliminary hearing for vashaw is set for this afternoon. the bureau of land knows who was behind nail boards placed along a biking trail in eagle county. the bureau found the eight 18-inch wood nail boards last month on a one-mile stretch of informal trail between the popular red neck and pool and ice routes. the nail boards had 12 to 15 nails facing upwards. the blm hasn't identified the vandalism suspect-- and it's unclear if they've been r-t-d

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she -- jessica dill is lifeee at thet lakewood police department. >> good morning this is a case that is really puzzling a lot of people and ring a lot of people here and lakewoodnd fbi is not getting involved is a case of this mother of the three -year-old and she just disappearede she is a missing since october and her was aex- resident of filing a protection order that has notas been charged with her disappearance she is 5-footot 4 inches 132 pounds she was a tattoo on her left-hand and rose she was last seen at her on edgewater drive in d lakewood propeller they something was not right when she didn't show up for work. n she has a very big heart she loves life and always very she did do anything for anybody very uncharacteristic of her. a there is a possibility that she could begin to chartb is just aa missing persons case it is something that has a lot of people with she would just disappeared g especially without her three -year-oldpe look at how the community has natural to get back. i'm into given back i was raised that way by my parents good things happens as it we try to mak

now 7-0 lakewood ranch. next drive, washington almost untouched. the refs get this one right point after no good, 7-6. later third and goal, little toss here, 13-7 lakewood at that point. and lakewood ranch wins 26-10. >> two more weeks of the friday night blitz. >> playoffs starting next week. it's going to be good stuff. >>> it is the final push before election day and things are heating up in florida. coming up, a big crowd already r morning. we have a live report coming up after this. ? lots of vitamins a&c, and, only 50 calories a serving... good morning, indeed. v8. ? lots of vitamins a&c, and, only 50 calories a serving... good morning, indeed. . >>> a polk county hit-and-run suspect appeared in court for killing a woman and injuring a deputy. 71-year-old charlie lewis but didn't turn himself in. he told detectives he drank four beers before driving. >>> a pasco county teenager is accused of breaking into the home of gerald mccoy. mccoy's father came face to fates with the intruder and there was a scuffle before the teen took off. >>> we ar

has more on the case. >> the fbi and lakewood police need help to find a 24-year-old woman who has been missing abou three weeks.f she's not been seen since october 16, the 24 yield is 5-foot 4 inchesc, about her left hand and wrist, she wa last seen at her edgewater apartment lakewood. she worked atak aladdin's in lakewood for the past two years coworker said that she was extremely helpful in the kitchen in kind, they're very concerned about her because she was a devoted mother who would not leave her son. >> don't have any good information about where she might be at this time,, need to find her, that's why we are together to locate her. and then to bring her back. >> her ex-husband was arrested and not been harge charged with her disappearance work up a reward is offered and the police ofis urge anyone wit information to call as soon as possible.an i-team is tracking developments in our investigation i of a city crossing guard who was paid after death ed gallek is here with the latest.t. two people faced a judge for cashing the checks of a crossing guard who had died probation charge

crews on the scene there in lakewood fighting that garage fire. looks like they have it out right now, but a lot of smoke and possibly heavy damage to that home. we'll keep on top of this. >>> disturbing story out of bertha. jacob anderson is accused of setting a woman on fire wednesday night. the woman has significantly burns and anderson facing an assault charge. adventure academy because of raw sewerage. >> parents says it's three inches of standing sewerage water and the stench is awful. this goes through the whole school. some are getting sick and some parents are pulling their kids out of class. >> they say it stink and they can't focus. it's not good for their health. sewerage lines have been backed up so you may ask yourself why -- >> the district says a permanent fix will cost millions. the school is waiting to be rebuilt. they're waiting on tuesday's final election. >>> we have temperatures in the 30s and look at these wind chills. we're at 17 degrees out at the airport and it feels like 27 in aurora. now, here's your first alert. warmer

lakewood 21. erie has 32. we won't climb higher than about 38 for a high this afternoon, despite all the sunshine. once the sun goes down, it's going to be cold tonight, including for the high school football games around town. 20s and overnight lows in the teens. little warmer for the forecast straight ahead. >>> thanks a lot. takes a little dedication to be in those stands tonight. passengers are moving at denver international airport after problemming with de-icing equipment led to a ground halt last night. that had passengers sitting on planes for hours and in long lines. our dylan thomas back at the airport. die die officials say -- dia fire officials say it was equipment. >> reporter: for most flights here it's smooth flying, but not for united. it's been jammed up and they say it's due to issues with their de-icing materials. delays in the past 24 hours were caused by the lack of availability of de-icing crews who work to prepare each airport before takeoff in storms. united airlines said they contract

husband and wife and they live two blocks away in lakewood. >> we have two lakewood residents here. >> obviously besides the feeling of supporting your local economy and small business owners and there's a social media component to it. what is it. >> must be twitter. i am a little, i think too gray to be hooked on social media. i think the experience is, you know,oi >> chris: bragging about it. taking pictures. hashtag it. getting out there. yeah. >> denise: how about the impact on these businesses. how much do you think their budget is done and income is brought in at this time of year. >> just like any retail operation black friday is a big day. shop small. saturday is a big day. when you go into the local merchants they are the pillar of store in lakewood founded in 1903. >> chris: amazing. >> we went to a men's clothing shop and sporting goods store 1939. >> denise: geiger's. >> and a wine shop 1937 another depression store and are all still there and pillars of the community. >> denise: we have to support them. you know, they are our local neighbors. >> chris: how out more inform

lakewood, we were init we were in south denver. a lot of these places are standard across the board as far as the amount of snow and ice. it goes from absolutely clear to all of a sudden you're dealing with ice to deal with snow and the intersections are the worse part. as eric and jason said, take it slow. it's not as bad as it could because because there's clear spots especially on the major roads, but you get onto the side streets, you're trying to get headed, that's when you're going to run into problems. back to you in the studio. >>> the city speeds $5 million a year on snow removal. >> they sent out 70 snow plows 15 to 20 times a year and that's $0.40 per person per storm. >> the weather center was saying 8 inches expected for the storm. a good thing for the snow reso tomorrow. >> it's bad on the roads, but that'stories coming out. my mini me. our first snow angel of the season. i was glad to find glove that's match. you're going to find temperatures in the 20s. kids need to be bundle up. lifting north and east of colorado l

rafka church in lakewood. additional pairs include painting, dry walling and gardening, so there's going to be a lot of people here today kind of giving back to the church that gave so much to them. we're trying to catch up with people this morning seeing to the church. hopefully we get to see the action as this morning continues. reporting live, amanda del castillo denver7. >>> here's a new way to get around town. there's a new taxi company based in aurora. it's called all cities and most of its drivers are from ethiopia. the goal is to serve aurora and create jobs. right now, the company has 20 cabs and hopes to grow to 250 of yesterday, you can now get cheap rides to the city's downtown. it's kind of like uber but discounted and the program is run through the city. the goal is to encourage people to visit downtown boulder during the holidays, reduce parking and make the roads safer. you can catch a ride from allentown new year's day. >> and just like that, the transition from thanksgiving to christmas has h

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and for 13 years, lakewood my father was bein' his best. he knew he had bigr thgs himbut in spite of everything he did, even after 10 years, lakewood still had less than 200 people. he could've thought, "god, i must've heard ya wrong. i thought you said i'd have a church with thousands." instead, he kept doin' his best, bein' faithful, day in and day out. in 1972, 13 years later, it

in lakewood, the hospital there remains a hot issue. how lakewood city council voted to close the hospital back in december. people there are still fighting against it. >> yes. city council voted to close lakewood high school so it could be replaced by a health center. now people are rallying others to overturn that decision by voting no on issue 64. a group of people who live in the community are campaigning the issue. they say the hospital was one of the largest in the area. they argue it is difficult for people who can't get around to find nearby healthcare. they made a deal to replace lakewood's full service hospital leaders against issue 64 say their community needs a better deal. >> the hospital is worth $150 million or more. it was given away for about $22 million. so it is over $100 million to the city, loss of the biggest employer in the city. >> while city officials are asking voters to approve this deal by voting for issue 64, this group i talked to said many in the community are planning on voting against it ballots will be

and on tuesday, voters in lakewood may head to the polls and the hospital. there remain as hot topic. shanice dunning is reporting on the fight to save the hospital. >> lakewood made a deal to replace the full service hospital with a health center and emergency department but some of the community want to overturn the deal that will appear on the ballot at issue 64. they are rallying others to vote coordinator for a group of residents who want to overturn the deal made by city leaders to close lakewood hospital. she said she never understood the effects of the deal until about a year ago, when her husband had a heart attack at their home right across the street from the hospital. >> across the street i live, an hour until my husband is treated for a heart attack. >> she told me paramedics took her husband to fairview because lakewood lacked the resources to treat him close. >> we are very fortunate those minutes didn't mean tend of his life. >> now she and others are telling the community to vote against issue 64. so that lakewood can return to a full functi

. >> coordinator for citizens lakewood, group of residents want to overturn deal to close lakewood hospital. she says she never understood the effect of the deal until about a year ago when her husband had a heart attack at the home right across the street from >> across the street i live an hour until my husband can be treated for heart attack. >> she told me paramedics had to take husband to fair view hospital because lakewood lacked the resources to treat them as it was preparing to close. >> we are very fortunate that those minutes didn't mean the end of his life. >> now she and others are telling the community to vote against issue 64 so that lakewood can return to full functioning hospital. >>> it was largest employer, owned by the city. city asset and help people most vulnerable in the community. >> under the deal between the city and cleveland clinic the hospital will be replaced by family healthcare in emergency department. the community deserves more and she is pushing for change. >> we make a lot of phone calls, we knock on a lot of doors and more often than not people are saying

live in lakewood, jamie leary, cbs4 morning news. >>> thank you so much. we're not the only ones de people are packing up what they can and fleeing their homes in gatlinburg, tennessee. flames are burning next to one of the main roads out of that town. >> oh, my gosh. this is not good. >> abridge orange sky lit up the abandoned and smoky streets last night. wildfires have damaged or impacted at least 30 buildings a person shot video inside a park vista hilton hotel as flames burned outside the doors. people at that hotel were kept inside. the national guard has been activated. >>> the incident at ohio state university is being looked into as a possible case of terrorism. classes are back on today artan intentionally ran his car into a group of people and used a butcher knife to stab people. >> we were moved to a classroom in the basement. kind of scary because we couldn't get service in the basement. >> university police officer shot and killed artan. artan recently transferred to ohio state from a community college. investigators are looking into a post h

. >>> but first breaking news lakewood police investigating the homicide that happened last night on ninth and allison. a person found dead in a car that landed in the ditch and who shot this person. no one arrested and when we know more we will let you know. >>> oversees people have died in india after a train derailed. more than 150 hertz and dozens trapped and had to be rescued from the rubble. not clear what caused the train to derail but 14 of 23 cars went off the tracks. last check 107 people died. >>> 40yesterday and today in for 60 degrees temperatures across the metro area. looking at radar and satellite and a few spotty showers on the western slope. the next storm system impacting the west coast moves into colorado the beginning of next 3 week. looking around the state and good sunday morning and with partly cloudy conditions and mixture of sun and clouds. look at this illuminated cloud from the denver museum of nature and science. increasing clouds coverage later on this afternoon. right now downtown denver at 38 degrees in winds with, northeast at 5 miles per hour. breezy

38 lakewood. 32 brighton. erie at 30. a chill at the bus stop later on this morning. clear skies across the front range. the cold front is down here in new mexico. it's why you see the clouds down there. for us, nothing but sunshine today. a chilly start. that's much closer to normal, but it's still a little above normal. today is our cool day. we start a warmup tomorrow, continuing into next week. now let's check in with joel. >>> pretty good start to the morning commute. i-25 and 20th looks great this morning. across the denver metro area, accident along i-70 at i-270. ongoing road work along the hog back. u.s. 6 closed from golden to highway 119 until 5:00 this morning. >>> this morning on veterans day colorado honors those who served our country with a

students from lakewood high school helped the food. this is one of special deliveries that lakewood police helped families in need. >>> coming up new at 6:00 staying safe while you shop online. >> we're breaking down the risk of free public wi-fi and how it can put your personal information at danger. >>> we're following breaking news in atlanta county. big police at the hamilton mall as police tell us they are investigating of a shooting. you're watching nbc 10 news. >>> 6:00 right now on this black friday and we're following breaking news in atlanta county. a police investigation at the hamilton mall in hamilton township. >>> the scene overnight at a shooting at the parking lot and nbc 10 matt delucia is live there for us this morning. matt you've been at the scene for about two hours now. what new information are you getting from investigators? >> reporter: well the mall is just re-opening for the day. investigators are still out here investigating pup see just behind me here this park lot outside the macy's. you see the crime scene

that happened to a lakewood ranch woman and this morning we're getting to the bottom of how it happened. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live at the manatee county supervisor of elections office. sarah, people on facebook aren't being shy about how they feel about this. yes, a lot of you telling us this trust in the voting system. and the other thing people are bringing up-- that they feel paper ballots are more reliable than voting on the electronic machines. this morning our local supervisor of elections offices are reassuring us that this is an extremely rare case. voting fraud, they say, is nearly impossible to pull off -- and they're telling us again and again that you can trust the system. turns out, in karen joseph's case, it was a combination of a technical problem and the state's own safeguards. manatee county supervisor of election mike manatee county bennett says in joseph's case a technical problem caused the machine to belive she has already checked in to vote and on top of that a paper jam kept the machine from spitting out a ballot. her case was reviewed-- and turns o

some students from lakewood high school helped to deliver the food. this is just one of several special deliveries lakewood police made to help families in need. >>> now to the nbc10 delaware bureau where a woman is showing everyone how to rise from the ashes on this thanksgiving. nbc10 at the william hicks anderson community center where dozens of families feasted on thanksgiving dinner today. the event is the work of francine wallace. she's not only a community activist who is giving back this thanksgiving by hosting a turkey day dinner for those in need, but she's also a recovering burn victim. she was injured back in 2014 when her boyfriend intentionally set her home on fire. >> all of this going on as far as thanksgiving is be thankful for whatever you have. never take anything for granted in your life. and always just give back. >> the group also collected bags filled with hats, gloves, and other winter clothing to give to needy local families. >>> also in wilmington, thousands of runners worked off their thanksgiving calories before they even a

we're at a polling location at lakewood park. this is the lakewood women's club pavilion. there will be lots of people here tomorrow and lots of security especially in light of a terrorist tleft that came from al qaeda on friday. right now u.s. intelligents experts are trying to get to the bottom of who was responsible for the threat. of course, election officials expected to beef up security anyway because this election has very emotional for trump and clinton supporters, so they were planning extra security, but then came this terrorist threat. so we reached out to them and asked them questions about what they planned to do to keep you safe. this is what we got from them. they have 6,000 election officials ready to go in cuyahoga county alone. they are looking for any signs of voter intimidation and trouble-makers will be removed. and neutral. the campaign perimeter will be strictly enforced, and all police departments will be patrolling voting locations. over the weekend we heard from a professor who was also an expert in the military. he served in the military. this is

. >>> a number of big issues, local voters, lakewood, issue 64, helped the closure of lakewood hospital. last year, voters decided that the closure should proceed. but updates are back to derail the shut down. -- but opponents are back to derail the shut down. hospital operating. >>> cleveland voters will decide on the first income tax hike in years. many people in suburban will be affected. issue 32 is a half of a percent income tax rates. >>> a pair of major state why supreme court, and the ohio appeals court, they are battling for the first seat. the second is up for grabs between the field court judge and the fellow fellow appeals court judge. to get to know them better you >>> if you are voting tomorrow, there are a few things you need to know before he had out. were starting with valid photo id. if you do not have one, a current utility bill, bank statement, you are not allowed to take photos inside. >>> if you are like many americans got you cannot wait until all this is over. it has been quite a ride, no matter which side you're on, this right has been will be. april 12, 2015, 5

lakewood police are investigating this as a homicide. now it started around 7 when police responded to shots fired near 9th and alison found the car in the ditch and the driver shot to death inside. neighbors tell us they heard as many as 6 shots before police got to the scene. >> it's scary that it's so close around my corner here but you know denver has grown and it's a big town and you hear a lot about this all the time. so, don't like it in my own neighborhood though. >> as this investigation continues, lakewood police say they do not believe there is president-elect donald trump and transition team. trump held meetings with potential cabinet appointees and we have the latest. >> reporter: president oee lect donald trump and vice president- elect -- elect donald trump and vice president-elect donald trump appeared upbeat. for most of the day he conducted interviews with potential cabinet members. >> seeing potential talent people that as i say we will make >> reporter: mitt romney who called trump a conman and phoney was among the gu

beauty till tonight in a deadly shooting in lakewood. police releasing the name of the man who was killed in his car, and now turning to the public for help finding the suspected shooter. please tell us 44 -year-old philip todd penny was found in that car had crashed through the fence of a home near sixth and wadsworth. police are still trying to figure out if you were shot while driving. if you know anything, lakewood police want to hear from you. that number is 303-97-7111. >> a big turnout and wash park this morning as runners at the street to honor the men and women who pay the ultimate sacrifice to keep our communities safe. the inaugural officers it down five k caps off bright and early this morning. officers on the metro to them to following in the line of duty. >> it turned out to be such a beautiful day. >> today's event helped benefit coloradans fraternal order of police in their foundation. >> police are searching for a man shot and killed a san antonio police officer. the department post in this photo are on facebook of the s

some students from lakewood high school helped deliver the food. this is just one of several special deliveries that the lakewood police made to help families in need. >> you've seen lots of videos doing the mannequin challenge on social media. >> now it's septa's turn. this video was taken at their depot. passengers were sitting or standing as statues. looks like they were paused in mid-movement. nobody moved at all. they did a pretty good job and got buzz about their take on the mannequin challenge. >>> now here's more of the stories that we're following right now on nbc 10 news at 5:00 a.m. >>> breaking news here at nbc 10. here's a live picture outside of the hamilton mall in hamilton township. that's where police are right now investigating reports of a shooting. >> remembering a television icon. florence henderson the woman america knew as carol brady onto brady bunch has died. >> coming to the rescue. quick thinking firefighters in new jersey roll up their sleeves and help save thanksgiving for neighbors in one town. >>> let's start with tha

lakewood police say a man found shot to death in a car found in a ditch near ninth and allison. nocl run.>>> 9:30 and starting off the day on a pleasant note and warmer than yesterday at this time. a few spotty rain and snow showers on the western slope. cloud coverage across the plains and mostly clear skies and the mountainn in great day outside. and in auraria three clear sky and denver city park same story in temperatures 50 -- 15 degrees warmer. current temperatures outside boulder. 40s for the most part in the mountains and 55 and parker with a high of 51 in city park. these are your front range high temperatures for the afternoon. 63 in denver expected high. boulder 61. cooler in greeley. started off in the teens but 53 under mix of sun chance for rain on monday. snow in the forecast and will look at the seven-day forecast in a bit.>>> perfect weather for a special event in denver to honor those killed in the line of duty. first of its kind 5k so we will get out to amanda del castillo bundled up out there and big crowd behind you. >> reporter: a very big crowd behind me a

if you have any information in this case, call lakewood police. >>> new developments on a man who shot a police officer today, and a judge sentenced him to 32 years in prison for attempted murder. it was last december during a traffic stop. the officer was wearing a bulletproof vest and did survive. he shot back and he was hit and treated for his injuries. he pled guilty to the crime and received the maximum sentence. hottest gifts for kids. they are selling out as soon as they are put on shelves. it hatches right out of an egg. some selling them online for three times the price. >> they are going for $175 easy on ebay. some $250, $300. >> target, toys 'r' us are trying to keep up with all the demand. >>> the forest given the final approval. project will add almost 500 acres to the ski area. a basin plans to add interimmediate terrain and overhaul chairlifts. there will be challenge courses and a split line. they have not said when the expansion is going to start. >>> here is ed greene about a chance of show for the mountains. >> good snow for the mountains. we have watches and warning

. >>> 6:24 and a live look at the combarland in lakewood. a house fire there. as we got there, firefighters headed out, several crews on the scene. we'll keep an eye on that situation. >>> first alert weather. >> first alert freebie this morning. at the light rail -- where are we? >> 13th. and wadsworth. >> i got lost. donuts are disappearing quickly. >> people rolling through, going to say thank yo trying to do this. doing this around town. people roll up and think there's a catch. no catch. just want to give you something. >> say hi. free coffee, free donuts. come out and enjoy it. >> 30s no, up to the 40s and 50s. enjoy it. we have a chance of snow in the plains and noun moun tans >> viewers there or just want donuts? >> think you're cute. >> everybody thinks jason's cute. >>> this is not cute, the back up by the purina plant fwook 25. you can see it on the map, how it's slowing down. 270 and pecos is clear -- before i-25 now. >>> 6:26 now. could be some hidden dangers hid hidden in toys. toys are recalled. >> some fire hazards and could be lead. we have the

. >> and wire grass ranch or lakewood. a.j. davis is mayhem, and the bulls don't have the 80-yard run sped up for your viewing pleasure. and how about that hat? where do you get that hat? the ensuing kickoff lands in the hands of jordan minor, set up for a major return, all the way to the crib, much to the chagrin of the guy with the mullet. lakeland has willie baker, and the oven is set at 98. >> miles an hour. and after a long run, lakewood in the red zone on their next touch. the fade to robinson and they win 43-20. lakeland versus plant next week in the regional semi-finals. i'm calling it now, that's our game of the week. >> and who will be the team of the week? last week's team, jesuit motoring through the playoffs. >> not many of and the usf basketball team won last night, most points scored since 2002. >> go bulls. see you later. have a great saturday. >>> this morning thousands are lacing up for the american heart association heart walk. we are live at raymond james stadium with the last minute preparations for the wal

lakewood and cleveland is still on time, 60 miles per hour. along 71, linndale and brooklyn i-76 will join in from the jennings and you won't have problems at all. strongsville to cleveland 19 minutes and 17 minutes inbound from north olmstead, akron to cleveland is running on time and 37 minutes fl and 28 minutes inbound from mentor. coming up, we have a movie shoot in the area this week. i have more for you at 6:49. >>> welcome to the 2016 republican national convention. >> tia: you're looking at the top adviser, rnc chairman reince priebus was named chief of staff. steve bannon is the chief strategist. this morning we get reaction to the first interview with president-elect trump since he won the white house. >> brian: he talked to 6 positive minutes. his promise to supporters to hire ispecial prosecutor to i feel that i want to focus on jobs. i want to focus on health care. i want to focus on the border and immigration and doing a really great immigration bill. >> brian: you can see what else the president-elect had to say. it's on your sm

a car is maditch with a driver dead inside the latest on a homicide investigation in lakewood. plus, president-elect donald trump is holding several meetings in new jersey as he works to build his team. the latest list coming up. and... >> something i always wanted to do is play college football. >> see the one play from this 55-year-old college running back who passeded out his love for the gimme to his son in the -- game to his son in the nfl. >> live from colorado's newschannel, this is cbs4 morning news. >> and good sunday morning. i am kelly werthmann we will have more on those stories in a moment but let's get the sunday started with a check of the forecast and chris spears is great to be here. temperature map behind me you will like this if you like warm weather. red all over the map this morning. these are not the temperatures this is how much warmer it is right now than this hour yesterday. boulder 36 degrees warmer right now than this time yesterday. we have what westerly -- had a westerly flow of winds bringing warm air from the pacific origin into our state. so righ

at the lakewood theater, with gore expected at 7:00. he's expected to talk climate change and clinton. he says that our area is already experiencing climate change with flooding and droughts. it may be threatened by the changing climate if the environment isn't preserved. trump said he other the two terms in office. >>> we're just a day away and already more voters than the last election. reporting in lakewood, denver 7. >>> libertarian gary johnson is also making a final push. he held a rally yesterday and we should build bridges, not wall. >>> before you cast your ballot, we have voting tips that maymake it less stressful. it's too late to mail in your ballot, you have to drop it off or walk into the polling center. the polls close tomorrow at 7:00 p.m.. here's a look at the ballots, more than voted. for unaffiliated voters that number at 525,000. that makes up 56% of the registered voters. >>> the nation is on high alert today. the agencies are warning of a potential terror attack today or tomorrow. the intelligence agencies have lea

the stroke mobile unit will be on lakewood streets in two weeks. back to you. >> thank you, shanice. >> denise: a consumer alert airlines may follow suit. they are calling it basic economy. you won't be able to pick your seat and limited to a single carry on bag. fares start in january. >>> ford revealed a smaller design called eco sport. ford has been making it since 2013 and plans to import the eco sport in 2018. a version called titanium c with a 10 speaker sound system. cool. >> latest product launch from apple is not an iphone it is a coffee table book and essay. everything from the 1998i- mack to apple watch comes in two sized for $200 or $300. >>> national fast food day today time to celebrate breakfast, 1950s. a drive-through meal now in 100 countries. the united states with the largest fast food industry in the world. >> fast food. >> jeff: all right. let's start with the wide shot here where we don't have much happening at least for now. out to the west, you see a mainly clear sky and a sign of things to gorgeous here for the next couple

it is being held at the lakewood public library at 7:00 tonight. as of september cuyahoga county has seen more than 50 deaths from heroin overdoses. >> also today, the rock & roll hall of fame is formally debuting its new addition. the museum. how repairs are done and the plastic wrap has been removed. the dedication starts at 2:00 this afternoon. if you still have your "i voted" sticker you can still get in to see it tomorrow for $10 at the rock hall. >>> it is chilly out. >> yes. it is cold and soupy in some areas with temperatures being close to freezing and fog in some areas that could wind up being patchy freezing fog. keep that philly area and akron and canton, as well. the rest of the day will be sunshine and warming up. 46 by 9:00. 56 by noon. it will stay breezy today, by the way. temperatures toward 4:00 or 5:00 this afternoon around 60 degrees. a lot milder than it was yesterday. but cherish this because things will change as we go more into tomorrow. we will talk about that in a couple of minutes. >> all right, jd, thank you. next@so no