a sgloomy day in colorado -- gloomy day in colcomp. we've seen rain showers on and off all afternoon. sprinkles near conifer. a different story in southwestern colorado where heavy rain is creating flooding and mudslides. >> reporter: we went looking for rain since we saw you at 5:00. we ran into it! and i want to show you the upward forcing motion of the atmosphere, the air being forced up by terrain. and you can see how much moisture there is in the rare by clouds cooling, condensing, and

colder than it was on quanorthbound -- on ke-- on kenosha pass. we're worried about moderate to heavy rain. if you have a gauge at home, and you measure rainfall, if you fall in one of these three categories within an hour, that's how you know if you're getting light, moderate or heavy rain. 0.30 of an inch in an hour is heavy rain. and in that can mean trouble. that is georgetown in all that white down there! they are socked in with moisture and rain! and ed, this area is in the flash flood watch, and because of that threat for heavy rain, it goes the rest of the night! >> you're right there! this flash flood watch for

portions of baca county, a line of storms pushing this frontal advisory until 8:00 for both areas. heavy showers and thunderstorms moving to the southeast. they're getting into the act. we're still seeing that moisture up in the mountains. it is lighter, and now we're starting to see it move ever so much closer to the metro area. and look at, it's all the way from south of the border, pushing all wait up into colorado. so the weekend cease the showers and thunderstorms until monday. this is about 8 clock, we start to see a of moisture come into denver. and that's where we may see some of the heavier rains going on. and tomorrow, you can see that eastern push, and over the southeast, and where we have the severe thunderstorm outlook. we'll talk about this, about the moistures, and we'll talk about the rains! >> thank you. developing now, a man is airlifted to the hospital after being shot along i-70. he told deputies that someone pulled up

at him. an -- andrea flores is live for us tonight >> reporter: that man remains in critical condition. deputies say she was shot multipill times while driving here on i-70. the men responsible are on the loose. a scary morning for a kansas man driving eastbound on pulled up and opened fire. it all started just before one critic friday -- 1:00 friday morning, when deputies responded to mile marker 352 on a reported shooting. >> the man is deep in a dich on the westbound side -- ditch on the westbound side. >> reporter: deputies found the victim shot multiple times.

local hospital by flight for life in critical condition. the motive for the shooting is still unknown. the driver of the blue honda is described as a white male with curly hair, wearing black hoodie and khaki shorts. the passenger of the vehicle also described as a white male wearing white shirt and black pants. if you have any information that could help the depose, give them a call. an injured man in lakewood found laying in the street. he died. he was in the car with his sister-in-law. when the two got into an argument, he jumped out. the vehicle went on to hit power poles and traffic signals. no word on who was driving at the time. a man accused of killing his neighbor in centennial.

included the 911 calls from the victim in this case. police lyons shot his wife and two neighbors who trying to help. dr. ken atkinson was killed. jennifer brice joins us live from the arapahoe county courthouse. and you heard new details about this case. >> reporter: that's right. detectives testified though there were some issues in the marriage between the suspect and his wife. they could not find a clear motive a shooting happened. the suspect was channelling and dancing at times when left alone. he tried numerous times to hug officers and told them he loved them. at the time of the arrest, lyons allegedly asked an officer, are

statements are bizarre. his wife told police that her husband just snapped on the day of the shooting, that he came at her and started shooting, and that is when ms. lyons went outside and encounter herd two neighbors who tried to help. dr. atkinson was shot in the head and died. and liz lyons also testified that her husband had been acting weird for s times. she even suggested that he go to the hospital. a pastor is being extradited to colorado on child porn charges. he was arrested in portland, oregon, where he works as an executive for the united methodist church. he is being transferred to the denver jail on charges of production of child porn. this indicates the

colorado. the documents in this case are sealed. no other information is available right now. a former colorado springs cop charged in a counterfeit ring involving sports items. he is one of four peoplea, kwuzed of selling -- accused of selling fake broncos gear at the mile high flea market. >> reporter: we found out it has been going on for year, at least as do you wants say this ring had a shop here at the flea market and they sold more than 100,000 fake jerseys and other sports memorabilia. investigators say the ring would wire $1,900 to a company in china, then boxes ever fake gear would be sent back to colorado, including broncos jerseys. the government

one of the leaders was eye former colorado police officer. he retired last july after. investigators say the ring sold $868,000 worth ever merchandise, estimated to be about 130,000 products. >> we're dealing with a volume and quantity of merchandise that's something worth looking at. >> reporter: they are charged under colorado's organized crime act. much more coming up at

constitution. the raise the bar campaign gained the signatures to get the initiative on the blood. it would make it more difficult to amend the constitution. you would need 55% approval for that amendment to pass and collect signatures from voters all over the state. not just denver. colorado's constitution has more than 150 amendments. the u.s. constitution has been amended 27 times. it has been a long recovery for a denver police officer that tonight we're getting a closer look at how serious the injuries were. and how summit county is turning to residents to create more affordable housing. >> and the flash flood watch remains in effect over southwestern sections of the state with the moisture stream continuing to push across the area and inching toward denver!

new information on the recovery of a denver police

uniform he was wearing in december 2014 when he was hit and dragged by that car there his injuries were so bad he wasn't expected to survive. he has undergone 16 surgeries and extensive rehab. he is helping other first responders with his organization. >> i feel like god got me into they'd gone through. >> the organization will have the second annual rise and run 5k september 17th, 9:00 am. affordable housing is a big problem in the metro area. it's also a concern in the already pricey high country. that's why summit county is considering a tax increase to help pay for more affordable housing projects. matt kroschel is live

the -- breckenridge for us tonight. >> reporter: this affordable house project is taking shape, but this is just a drop in bucket for the real needs of the county to house all the people that work here. they say they're gonna go to sales tax as a possibility here and ask the voters to chip in >> reporter: finding affordable housing is not realistic. >> hard to have teacher fist we don't have houses to put teachers in. >> the average home in this town is so expensive, it's virtually impossible for somebody to move here and start a family that isn't at the end of their employment life looking to retire. >> reporter: some progress is happening. here in brek, several projects are in the work but it's not enough. >> over and over again, the

adequate housing, and anymore adequate housing is something that's not their car. adequate housing is something that is not their buddy's couch that they in competition with three or four other people. >> you don't want to live in a ski town that nobody lives in. >> reporter: brek's mayor also owns a restaurant. he struggles to find workers who can afford to live here and understands this is a crisis. >> that middle management sector thatan day, raise a family, they're the important soul of the community. >> reporter: the downside of a booming mountain community, local leaders hoping voters will pass this tax. it will be about $7 million they'll raise in the first year if it passes. it gallon on for ten years then go away. as someone who also has to find housing up here, it is a challenge i can guarantee you!

gonna be watching this election closely. patients got to enjoy some time outside today. nearly 100 patients, enoughses and is volunteers were at cherry creek reservoir. >> it's a great opportunity to get patients out of the hospital with in our rehab but more importantly have a little fun. >> this is the 37 other year they've done this event. not a bad morning! a little cool though. >> showers are still trying to work their way in. you can see them on doppler 4,000. bailey get something heavy rain. not much in denver right now. we had some sprinkles earlier today. and that's about all we've got going on. moisture pushing across our home state. down on the southeast, downright heavy! and this line of storms

so do the advisoryies. the big picture, southwest, four corners area, lots of rain coming up with monsoon moisture, and it pushes into southwestern colorado. the flash flood watch continues. this is the third day in a row we have had from noon to midnight. this is no exception, down to el paso county, and the southeastern portion of the state. here's the way it sits right now. as we put this in motion, you might see a few showers being pushed through the evening hours. we will get s the nighttime. 10:00 saturday morning, cloudy skies, then here come the showers once again. 2:30 in the afternoon. and they scatter themselves around. heavy on the eastern plains. a little sunshine on sunday morning. late in the afternoon, early evening, showers and thunderstorms push through. on monday here come the showers and thunderstorms once again. 3:00, they're right here

thunderstorms with monsoon moisture flow into our area. right up the coast into new england. yesterday's high was 75, today's high 76! 75 downtown. 99 and 18. 73 and 74 right now. northeast 10 for the winds. humidity just 37%. falling barometer. look at this pretty shot. indian apartment complex this is a bumblebee just beginning to lift off. lows tonight in the 50s and 60s eastern plains, 40s for the mountains, 50s and 60s out west. tomorrow, warms up a bit. 70s and 80s. nearing 90 over the southeast. 60s and 70s for the mountains.

showers and storms, 62 and 60. for tomorrow, showers and storms around that 80-degree mark. then we get a little scomaerm drier, and by midweek next week, we're at 91 degrees with just the scattered thunderstorms. >> still summer! coming up, the quarterback competition taking center ,, ,, surf, stream, download, and play on multiple devices at once, with centurylink internet.

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rockies three games back in the wildcard. marlons in town for three game this is weekend. cargo ended up missing just one game with the sore ankle. that means dahl can move back over to

field home run last night, and has a 10-game hitting streak to start his career! and he's doing it while the rockies are making a playoff push. >> we have a really good team. we're playing really well. we just gotta forget about this one and get ready tomorrow to win a game. but yeah, it's nice. everybody has accepted me. they just let me go play how i've been playing. and just not trying do too much but trying to help whatever way i can. the broncos' offense, we sanders other starters. who will back them up? michael spencer looks at the battle. >> reporter: the bros aren't hurting for depth at the wide respecter position. but there are only so many spots on the roster. at a lorp and fowler have been competing for the no. 3 wide receiver spot. so far all of them have been very productive.

making place. all the receivers were >> reporter: for cody, this year's training camp is the most important of his career. he hasn't lived up to his billing in recent seasons. but after eight day, he feels like he's done enough to separate himself from the pack. >> i feel like i am. >> reporter: his biggest competition has been benny fowler. he is entering his third season and more comfortable than ever. >> just the what we did with the staff, and in the second year. >> reporter: both guys will most likely make the roster and will be used heavily on special teams. whoever does the best on special teams may be the one who sees the most playing time as third receiver. >> i'm confident in that, ready to make plays. >> special teams other way i made the team last year. that's the way i'm gonna make the team

>> you get the sense the guys are ready for preseason games and ready to hit someone else. that first preseason game coming up thursday, august 11th, in chicago. football camps underway around colorado right now. buffs with their mcintire feels like the program has taken steps forward the last few seasons but just being competitive won't cut it anymore. >> you haven't gone to a bowl in a while, that's the first thing set up. but our goal for our players is tomorrow's practice. and we want to win every game we play. and i feel like we have the opportunity to do that. they believe they can do it, they see they can do it.

it's more in their actions than has been before. >> the buffers think they can make a bowl game. do you? certainly heard them talk confident before. we'll see if they can back it up. >> it's been a tough couple years. possible tornado causes serious damage in new orleans. donald trump is admitting he's

dark clouds continue to hang out over downtown denver. chris spears following the storm from the mobile weather lab. what can we expect? >> reporter: we neeth there's a weather disturbance in the southwestern part of the state. as it moves to the northeast, we should get some showers. this is forced up because of terrain. and just a bit ago, we took a great time lapse. clouds forming on the top of mt. bierstadt. the air is forced up and over the side of

the precipitation processes can then start forming. out here live on the side of the pass, a current look at the mountain behind me, and just because it's so cool, we have to show you georgetown! that direction down in that valley, and look how socked in they are down there in georgetown! the air is rich up here! a lot of moisture. a flash flood watch. and because of watching the radar closely into the evening. chris specious cbs4 news. donald trump doing something he rarely ever does: he admits he was wrong about this video. he claim today showed the plane going to iran with $400 million in cash on board. today he tweeted he was mistaken. it was the hostage