it's saturday, august 6th. right now on colorado's news channel. >> the olympic rings have made their way to south america for the first time in history. >> the 2016 summer olympics kicked off with flair in brazil last night. why so the games. and new details this morning about a wild shootout in downtown denver. police say they were more shots fired than previously thought. new video this morning of a snoop dog concert where part of a fence collapsed sending dozens of people falling. we have the latest on their injuries. >> this is cbs4 morning news.

i'm kelly worthman. we'll get to today's top stories in a michigan let's get a check on the forecast. >> beautiful view from the lookout mountain camera. you're going to notice it's pretty humid as you step outside. a lot of moisture sitting over our state. doppler 4,000, we're tracking an area of showers here on the western slope. just on the i-70 corridor. a little burst of moderate rain fall and we're going to see this trend once again throughout the day today like the last couple of days. those scattered pockets of showers and thunderstorms as we go on. lots of humidity. everybody above 70%. 100% relative humidity. weather watcher with 63 degrees from bob. that's pretty similar on the eastern plains. most of them in the lower 60s

places 49 degrees. we had some sprinkles yesterday and we're facing the same threat today. i'll have the details in a bit. >> chris, thank you so much. team u.s.a. made a grand entrance during last night's 2016 olympic opening ceremonies. they have 544 athletes competing this year. the most of any other nation. michael phelps with 18 gold medals carriee time walks in the opening ceremonies. it wasn't a smooth start for the festivities. riot protestersers threw tier gas at a flag. this as the eyes of the world are on rio and brazil. jamie reports how the country

through the turmoil. >> millions around the world tuned into the olympic opening ceremony at the stadium that highlighted brazilian culture with the help of 5,000 performers. along with all the athletes, supermodel participated. checked an item off their bucket list. >> every day it's getting closer and exciting. >> many believe the olympic games have not been good for the country. >> a 20 minute walk from the opening ceremony stadium, people protesting the games gathered and were searched by a strong force of police officers.

the day. supporters brought the main rope that runs along the beach forcing the olympic torch presession to deviate. >> are you upset the olympic games are here? >> very. >> they have killed more than 2,500 people. >> and more fireworks are likely yet to come on the streets not far from the real burst friday night above the stadium. >> day of the competition include u.s.a. soccer taking on france, u.s.a. semifinals and men's track. police need your help finding a man. richard crow has not been seen since yesterday afternoon. he's 90-years-old. he was in a gray audi with license plate 591juc.

him. new developments in a massive shootout in downtown denver last weekend. police said there were 100 shots fired. now investigators say there were many, many more. one man died and another was hurt and stan bush reports it's a miracle no bystanders were hit. >> this downtown block turned into a war zone. spencer was across the street when market last saturday. the gun fire sprayed throughout the block. hundreds of bystanders took shelter in area bars returning 12 hours later to see how close they were to the violence. >> i'm noticing they're taking pictures of my car and i'm like is that a bullet hole? >> i have ten bullet holes in my car and my windows were shattered.

another injured who walked to the area hospital. we know the gang members involved were armed for battle. the hundreds of guns fire was from 18 guns used at the scene. >> investigators have not said what kind of firearms were used. no suspects have been identified in the shooting. the latest on the controversy playing the 16th re new video shows a group of men attacking another man. this has residents worried. more police presence they say will help. >> we would like to see more police presence like one person on each block of the mall. >> they say police are not spread out. we're told the chief expects

mall. let's get a quick check on the forecast. >> hey, kelly, you're waking up to more clouds than sunshine today. some of clouds making a few rain showers. we have the threat for more today. we'll outline that forecast for you coming up. >> still ahead on colorado's news channel. a moment of panic at a snoop dog concert as a fence collapses injurying dozens of people. the latest on the investigation. and an update on a tragic situation in georgia. the

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new this morning, questions surround why part of a fence collapsed at a snoop dog concert. it happened last night in new jersey and in this cell phone

people in the front row all go down when the fence falls. the railing separated the crowd and the stage with a sloping lawn in between. about 40 people are hurt but we're told they're all expected to be okay. an update on the tragic deaths of twin girls in georgia. their father faces wreckless conduct and involunteer manslaughter charges. the twin toddlers were found in the man's car. they were rushed cool them down but it was too late. >> i saw him this morning and he's just so sorry. >> police say north was under the influence of alcohol. family members say he was devastated and a judge denied his bond yesterday. a horse in colorado now has the west nile virus. they say it's the first horse to be infected this year.

tremors and lack of starvation. health experts say they will spray for mosquitoes in fort collins soon. they have three areas that are going to be treated and they show the highest levels of infection for west nile. crews will head out next monday and wednesday in the northern and south eastern parts of fort collins. standing water could potentially be an issue if we ge >> absolutely. somebody will get that rain. can we get it here in the city? that's the big question. looking back toward the downtown, you can still see the building. temperatures across the state very uniform. here's how you know there's a lot of cloud cover. almost every station in the state within the 55-65-degree range except leadville. weather watcher 62 from dawn

they're uniformed in temperatures because of the cloud cover. bright whitenings and tons of water in the air. we've got the water in the atmosphere. we need the right trigger to squeeze it out. south western colorado you've been seeing a lot of rain. a flash flood watch this afternoon and this evening. on doppler 4,000 we're tracking a little area of rain on the western slope. it's light showers. later today when we get a little im seeing storms pop up. those showers continue rolling to the east. watch this. this is interesting to me. future cast wants to develop a line of strong storms along the base of the foothills that will roll to the east. this will be dependent upon our temperature. we're going to have to get warm enough to get the atmosphere rising enough to create the storms. here's a closer view of the front range. a few showers and clouds today. if we can get enough daytime

strong storms and the threat will be there for locally heavy rain. severe storms in terms of hell not likely. today it's all about the heavy rain because so much moisture is in our atmosphere. highs today warmer than yesterday. should get to the 70s. still warm in the arkansas river valley. 70s in the mountains and 80s in the grand valley and grand junction. denver flirts with the 80- degree mark. afternoon storms flirting with 80 tomorrow. kelly, we begin a very, very gradual drying trend and a warming trend. those temperatures climb back up to the 90s. this is the last weekend for the renaissance festival. that's why i have the logo between saturday and sunday. >> and we get to go see those. all right. thank you so much, chris. a university is breaking the mold when it comes to fast

their campuses still ahead. colorado law enforcement take a stand against distracted driving. we get a behind the scenes lesson on what to avoid in order to drive safely. first, here's mark haas with your morning sports. >> time now for the chevy sports break. >> the rockies can't make the play offs this weekend and can't be eliminated. the baseball last july, that's a big deal. three back with miami in the wild card standings. each with 3,000. he struck out last night with his only at bat. rockies were shut out for the eighth for the marlins error opened the door to extend the history to 11 games. that one put the rockies on top 2-1. it seemed like they might get one of their biggest wins of the year. a three run lead was not safe

rockies last 5-3. they fall below 500. we'll see how they respond today after the gut punch loss. >> come in and wasn't sharp from the get go. he always had these like that before where in the first hit or two not real sharp and settles in and strikes guys out and works his way out of >> same two teams tonight and tomorrow. have a good weekend. >> this has been the chevy sports break brought to you by chevy. the most awarded car company of

right now, u.s. consumers lost more than $7 billion to phone scams last year. as election season is underway, experts say be ware of political calls. they can claim to be with survey companies that want donations or your personal information. if you get one of those calls hang up and file a complaint. the u.s. trade deficit climbed to a 10 many high dr a spike in imports, oil, cell phone and clothing. the deficit rose to $44.5 billion in june with imports out pacing exports. here's every college student's dream come true. a university in ohio is about to unvail the pizza atm. it pops out hot pizzas on demand for hungry students. it's the first machine of its kind in the u. s. so far,

up. >> thumbs up from the weather center too. waking up to more clouds than sunshine. we talk about rain fall a lot. you may get heavy rain. what do we mean by that? it's easy. if you have a rain gauge at home you'll fall into light, moderate or heavy rain and this is all depending on how much you get per hour. light rain. between a three tenths and inch is moderate. our weather watcher reporting muggy conditions this morning. relative humidity high across the state. we are chopped full of moisture. all we need, the right trigger to get this moisture out and we could get that today. we're going to be watching for scattered showers and storms. already a few showers on the

little heating in from the daytime sunshine and we may crop up some storms. next hour we'll take a good look at future cast to get you all caught up. >> thanks, chris. hundreds of colorado natives die from crashes each year. we have a behind the scenes

so far, 318 people died on colorado highways, last year it was highest since 2008. many traffic crashes are caused by distracted driving. we are shown the consequences

here, right. >> recently, i got behind the wheel of the colorado state patrol's new distracted simulator. driving while distracted has become a deadly problem across the country. >> distractions. >it's not just your phone that can be distracting, it can be passengers in your car. it can be controls like the radio or air conditioning or it can be as simple as letting your mind wonder. >> if you're somebody that's

>> remember, we're doing engine inventory this weekend. don't dress nice. >> what looks like fun is also very difficult. the stakes are low with the simulator but the message is real out on the roads. >> we just want to open some eyes to some folks that made us think they can distract and drive at the same time. >> oh, >> the colorado state patrol will have their distracted driving simulator out at the fair. the fair is a week away from today from 9:00 to 1:00 in the afternoon. the jefferson county fairgrounds is where it's happening. find out what else is going on online. >> fake broncos gear is what one former police officer is

counterfeit sporting goods ring

live, this is cbs4 morning news. >> welcome back to cbs4 morning news. it's 7:30 on this cloudy saturday morning. it's a cooler start to the day here in colorado. this is a live look. showers moved in across the

in the metro area. maybe that will change. thanks for being with us this morning. i'm kelly. chris is up on the cbs4 roof top in downtown denver. it looks like the rain is sticking around. >> by far. the threat stays today, kelly. you can feel it if you step outside. it's very humid. some of our weather watchers using the word muggy to describe how it feels. take a look at the temperatures around the state. when you see every station basically wiin of each other, you know we have a lot of cloud cover around. clouds keep us uniformed mostly 50s and low 60s to start your day today. 59 degrees and bob has rain knocking on his door. here's doppler 4,000. rain showers in and around the area on the i-70 corridor. that's the only game in town. the batch of showers on the west side of the stage.

possible thunderstorms. south west colorado you've seen pockets of heavy rain and you'll once again have a flash flood watch this afternoon and evening. kelly, we are hopeful for moisture in the metro area. a lot of us need it. we'll take a look at future cast and talk about the chances coming up. >> thanks, chris. parker police say they've found a missing man we first told you about at the time the top of the newscast. ago in gunnison county. he was involved in a traffic crash. not exactly clear how he got there. we're glad he was found. a developing story of a former police lieutenant from colorado accused of participating in a sporting goods ring. the ring sold denver bronco jerseys. they set up at least 24 fake companies. >> it's a big problem.

apparel. >> these four men have been charged as an organized crime ring. he and his brother defriended him years ago. they sold the goods like the bronco jerseys at the mile high flee market. he was responsible for wire outfitters to china. he knew what he was doing was wrong inclg family members make payments to china. >> there were a lot of folks involved in selling bronco merchandise as well as other sporting apparel. it's profitable. >> investigators believe this ring was providing them throughout denver. they sold more than $8,000 worth of counterfeit goods like these before being shut down. >> it is a crime.

revenues. >> jeff todd, cbs4 news. >> henrickson retired from the police department last year. he told investigators he didn't make any money off being involved in the ring and spent it on more sports memorabilia. new details about a man suspected of trying to expose himself the man tried to pull down a child's shorts. the children ran and were not hurt. if you know who this man may be, please call police. an investigation continues to determine why a man was shot on i-70 west of lineman. it happened early yesterday morning. police say the victim was traveling eastbound when a blue honda pulled up beside him and opened fire.

condition. the man accused of shooting his wife and two neighbors in centennial will stand trial. a detective talked about interviewing his wife during a hearing yesterday. she told him her husband just snapped and started shooting at her. she said she ran outside and encountered her two neighbors who tried to help. dr. the head and died. courtny was shot in the face. surveillance video shows a man last seen wearing glasses and jeans with jewels on the back pockets. contact police immediately. turmoil in a place of peace. this week, a number of head stones in a cemetery were knocked over.

caught on surveillance cameras. rick reports from the mountain view cemetery. >> a camera at a nearby walgreens captured pictures suspected of doing this at 3:30 in the morning. some have been identified. for family members buried here, the vandalism is far north tipping over pieces of granite and marble. >> not that they care about the stone itself but the person that it represents. the loved one that's buried there. >> it is someone's mother or grandmother or maybe one who settled the city. >> i think it's deeper than that. it's i guess because it feels like it's hurting someone personally. it's something i care deeply about. >> the penalties are small for

>> it can be some emotional impact on them. nobody likes to see their loved ones disgraced like that. >> the dead have not been allowed to rest in peace. >> police ask you to call them if you recognized anyone in the surveillance images. the colorado bureau of investigation is hosting an event to missing people effect families. a private family support group will be on hand. if you're interested in attending, it's happening at the conference center on akron way from 10:00 to 4:00 today. mayor michael hancock wants everyone to celebrate the last day of denver day 2016. organizers expect thousands of people to celebrate hundreds of block parties and special events. one will be at the park at 31st

all free to the public. and you have a lot of places to catch live music this weekend. bret explains in our cbs4 concert calender. >> here's another great excuse to head of the mountains this weekend. the vertex here including the alabama shakes. an up and coming band getting popular. also tray, the front man and that's the festival in the mountains. then sunday two legend dare guitarist, jeff beck and blues man buddy guide share the green sunday night. there's a lot of live music happening. you can find out more at kdco.com. >> if you could like a chance to win tickets to see styx like, share and enter on cbs

was hit by a car, a denver police officer shares evidence from that day with us. more on how he's using the experience to help others and

we got the first look at the uniform a police officer was wearing when hit by a car. >> it's marked fatal accident. >> as you can tell, a lot of this was not from the paramedic cutting it off of me. >> he was on his bike along colefax after protecting some east high students who walked outside to protest po months before i was able to watch the video. >> he doesn't remember the car plowing into a group of officers and dragging him half a block. he does think a helmet saved his life. >> the visier barely got clipped. >> the rest of his injuries were so bad it's clear he wasn't expected to survive.

>> doctors sliced open his leg to relieve swelling. these pictures show a man broken and torn now but he's now helping other injured first responders with his organization. >> i feel like god called me into this roll of stepping up and being the voice for individuals who weren't willing or didn't want to talk about what they went through. >> cbs4 news. >> the organization saturday, september 17th. it starts at 9:00 a.m. at the church in crystal pines. let's talk about the activity out on the radar in our weather department. >> yes. it's not as exciting. i cannot wait for this interview.

lot of cloud cover. a lot of cloud cover so we're very uniformed. 49 in leadville. fort collins is still missing on the map. mcneal checking in with 60 degrees. leather watcher says it feels muggy. humidity 7%. this white is not cloud cover. it's water vapor. water vapor lets us know when you see the colors pop up, there's a lot of water that could potentially fall from the sky. we have some falling this morning. doppler 4,000 tracking showers out on the i-70 corridor. we have the most heaviest rain at this time. future cast showing showers possible on the eastern plains this morning. we'll still track the batch in the northern mountains. as we roll through the day and add daytime heating we'll crop up thunderstorms and covering in the showers.

this. this particular model, future cast wants to develop the thunderstorms and pull those out to the east. that's really the wild card. can we get enough sunshine to heat us up to the point to crop up storms. there's enough water in if this happens we'll see pockets of locally heavy rain. we'll watch the forecast closely. south west colorado you continue under a flash flood watch. that's into effect this afternoon to tonight. 70s and 80s statewide. south eastern colorado you'll have a little more heating. you should get into the 80s

play in the mountains. afternoon storms and 86 tomorrow. the warming trend continues as we roll through the next five days. we'll gradually dry this atmosphere out. >> i'm not going to lie, i didn't listen to a single thing you said because street tacos are in the studio. denver will be treated to the new and approved event. joining me this morning is louise with the event. what is this and what can people expect? >> it's the largest and best taco event east of l. a. we have tons of tacos for everybody to enjoy all over the latino community here in denver. >> is there a signature taco? is this it?

that way, we are so happy to win to enjoy and share with the people about our future. >> sure. it smells delicious and tastes delicious. what's in it? >> we make it with the pork. we marinade the pork for 24 hours. >> wow. >> we cook it in the broil and it's normally, we do it with pineapple salsas. >> oh my gosh. >> very good. >> yeah. like i said, i'm smelling this. >> this is very traditional from mexico city. >> right. it's taking every fiber of my being not to grab it and bite into it now. what makes this a signature event that's different from any other? >> well, we are truly trying to be super inclusive of the

here. >> we have some crazy tacos coming but having the latino community part of the heart of this is what makes us the most special around ! that's awesome. i know we're looking at some video now. is this what folks can expect to see? >> yes, absolutely. lots of people >> and lots of beer. >> yes, we're excited. >> need we say more. denver, tacos, beer, good time. >> we'll be seeing you. >> we'll be there. awesome. thank you guys so much. the event is happening august 14th from 4:00 to 7:00 out at sports authority field. presale tickets are on sale and we'll have a link posted on our web site later today. thanks again. have a wonderful weekend.

developing news surrounding drones. the group of fliers interesting. the public can even watch the race. now the hope is that drone racing will appeal to the masses. and chris spears will be right back with a look at your

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let's get one last check on the weekend forecast and it's cloudy. >> it is cloudy. i know some people who fertilized yesterday and they wanted rain and in denver and the front range it didn't materialize. here's future cast. there's showers now on the western slope. as we add heating we'll get more showers pop up. by late afternoon there could be a few thunderstorms in heavier rain fall. this is something we watch closely. south western colorado you'll see more moisture. you're under a flash flood watch this afternoon and evening. after today we start a warming trend for the week ahead. by next week, it will feel more like it should be this time of year. >> thank you, chris and thank you guys for joining us. you guys for joining us. for the latest news any

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