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tonight, two people dead and two others wounded after a shooting in adams county. it happened after midnight at 54 and sheraton. >> we are live where it happened lauren, the deputies have already made two arrests in this case? >> reporter: they have made two arrests. this is where everything started right out in front of this home. they tell us not only are the two men, who they arrested, accused of committing murder but also of putting lots of other lives recklessly in danger. sleeping nearby when the shooting began. >> reporter: shortly after midnight sunday four people were shot in the berkeley village mobile home park on sheraton boulevard near i-76. two men were killed. >> it was scary. it was a crazy moment. >> reporter: a neighbor says he was baby-sitting his nieces and nephews when he heard the gunshot. >> i came outside and saw somebody laying on the street.

>> he was the one victim shot in the neck. and died instantly. [crying] in front all of our faces. >> reporter: he and friends were outside drinking at the time when another group of people started causing trouble. he says his brother and friends intervened to help their neighbors. >> they drove away and that is when they fired i was farthest-15-20 feet away from the guns being shot. i was really lucky not to get hit. but my friend who was in the back was the one. >> reporter: deputies have not said what they think led to the shooting. a few hours later they arrested two men who, they say, are

each faces murder charges. right now you are looking at the second of two homes involved in this shooting. the authorities have not yet identified the two men who were killed. we are told the other two people hurt are expected to be okay. one of them was shot in the leg,ing the other suffered a gunshot wound to the arm. we are live in adams county. cbs 4 news. >> thank you. developing now, a tragedy at the iron man triathlon in boulder. a cyclist is killed. we are live along the course where it happened. we just learned the victim's name? >> reporter: that is right. certainly a sad day for for the iron man try athlete community as they learned 34-year-old michelle walters from nebraska was killed along the cycling portion of today's event. manufacture making it to the finish line you see behind me. just before 10:00 this morning they responded to a car vs bike

of broadway street. walters of hit on the cycling leg of the race. a 112 mile loop. they said the accident happened within the event's coned course. i spoke to walter's mother a few moments ago. she told me this was her daughters first triathlon. she leaves behind a young son. iron men event organizers offering condolences to her family and friends. alcohol and speed are not believed to be factors in crash. the accident is still under investigation. reporting live, cbs 4 news. colorado weather center, hot and dry, chris but you are looking at storms heading our way? >> reporter: yes, a couple out there on radar right now. in the 80s in the metro area. thomas our weather watcher did a neat before and after. i want to show you the pictures. this was this morning the fog

sides of metro denver and then this afternoon he took the exact same picture showing how it cleared out but that moisture still in the air. now with the day time heating we are getting showers and storms. take a closer look here at doppler 4,000. the best coverage others southern colorado. we see activities around the state. let's get in closer to metro denver. this radar. i turned the intensity up on the radar just so you can see the movement of the outflow boundaries. that is where the city of denver. now, if we take it away we will see where the storms are. the reason we watch them they creep up ask and develop new thunderstorms. the best action down to the southwest of colorado springs, heavy rain in the pikes peak area. a few storms near limon and a couple going in the conifer area. we are in the 80s. a few places hitting 90 degrees. coming up we will watch the

of the weekend. new tonight, denver police department will collect racial data regarding traffic stops. that is according to the denver post. it comes after complaints of lack of accountability in the department. the chief says the information will keep the public informed after protests over alleged police brutality. the first time the department collected racial information regarding traffic stops in 14 years. today, the colorado stat at the douglas county fair. poem stopped by to place a rose on a vehicle where the tropper died. the trooper died last fall when a drunk driver hit her. the man that hit her was sentenced to 8 years in prison. >> olympic games are about more than sports. they highlight the culture of

host country. but in rio it can be complicate -- complicated. >> the opening ceremony put their culture on display. many rio residents are upset at a singer. she only sang the festive chorus of "i just want to be happy" an anthem for neighborhoods struggling with violence and drug traffickers. [speaking in foreign language] >> the rest of the song the government state. we believe it was sensorred. >> reporter: well known funk musician mano tekyo uses his music to criticize the government. [speaking in foreign language] >> the people are prohibited to listen to funk in their own houses. >> reporter: much like american hip hop, there are prospects in the government, unlike the united states brazil criminallized the music. [speaking in foreign language] >> many times we see people

have their equipment burned. >> reporter: cultural activists are fighting for funk to be open to everyone. protesters hope including the genre and the opening ceremony is progress. >> it was not hypocritical. a great showcase for them to be able to be part of an event like the olympics and show their art. >> funk continues to be an act of resistance. he plans to keep writing music until his message inspires change. in rio. cbs news. > program is to improve the relationship between the police and the communities. the program has been criticized for banning funk music and parties. right now, pilots are spraying chemicals over miami to control the mosquito population that could potentially spread the zika virus. that is after the officials warn pregnant woman not to visit that area. here in colorado crews are trying to kill mosqtoes possibly carrying the west nile virus.

mosquitoes. a 32-year-old came down with the county's first case of the year and recovering at home. the couldn't seseeing an increase in infected mosquitoes. tomorrow, crews will spray in areas around fort collins to help prevent west nile from spreading to humans. >> up next. iran executes one of the top scientists. the information he was accused of leaking to the united states. plus, how residents are poking fun at the epa after they out that fouls the river. >> tracking a couple of the pop up afternoon thunderstorms. here is doppler 4,000. the biggest ones off to the southwest of denver.

eye ran executed a scientist who gave the united states information about iran's controversial nuclear program. iran confirmed the execution but did not give more details n. 2010 the u.s. paid the man $5 million for the information. he later led the united states without the money. today, fort log an national cemetery coloradans honored muslim faith. this comes after donald trump squared off with the father of a muslim soldier who died in combat. worthman spoke with a family who says it is important to honor all service members regardless of their religion. >> one thing we can enjoy is our freedom and our freedom is because of it this. >> reporter: among the hundreds of headstones at the cemetery are some belonging to

and pride. >> reporter: but on this day, johnny and her husband are here to thank other soldiers. men and women they do not know. >> we particularly for a symbol that was different. not our own ethnicity. >> their viceit is to a response for a colorado man urging others to thank those that fought and died for our country no matter their race, religion or heritage. >> just honor one grave of someone who is different than you as a fell a the idea after seeing the father of a decorated muslim captain, killed in the line of duty, speaking at the dem accuratic national convention sparking a war of words with donald trump. >> this zoo democratic national convention sparking a war of words with donald trump. >> this is not about democrat and republican, it is the people that are here that are important. tphogting else is really

prayers among the many headstones is just a small gesture for this couple who believe these fallen heroes deserve much more. >> they paoeut for what we believe and we all need to take that time in to recognize them and to thank them in their own way. >> kelly workman, cbs 4 news. one year anniversary of a mine spill. people in silverton is taking a jab. epa caused that spill that into the river. now, a brewery called the epa ipa it is a beer that resembles the color of the water. it comes days after the epa was ordered to pay another $1.2 million. the money will go to tribes, states and local governments effected by the spill three million gallons of the water flowed out. some argue the epa needs to pay even more for the damage.

chris spears talking about pop up storms, how bad is it out there. >> a few storms onut there. waiting for water for your lawn i would not get your hopes up too high. hopefully something will materialize. 70s and 80s, a few places, 90, at greeley. 53 degrees. we had rain in the area. all day, beautiful picture of the jazz fest. looking at the rainbow. not stopping the crowds in rain gear. the rain continues. quite a bit of it over the last several days. disturbance in north colorado. a few on the eastern plains. so, getting closer to denver, nothing happening in the city. just building clouds. there is a ttle vwgood area of rain in pikes peak region. we will watch it for the next few hours to see if it develops. 84 for the weather watcher down in southwestern loan tree. smith on the northside, westminster, a little warmer,

the 90s today. the airport hit 90, downtown hitting 92. normal 89, record, 99. so, nowhere near the record but a little bit above normal. high pressure sitting off to the south and southeast. a low pressure to the northwest. that is the patern in the upper atmosphere. stays with us for a couple of days. 2 features we must watch for you going into the week ahead. this low pressure and a trough associated with it will start to graze colorado by thursday and friday. it is en bring cooler weather. what used to be hurricane earl now tropical storm javier scheduled to go up the western coast of new mexico and some of the moisture if it gets caught up in the flow could impact colorado later in the week ahead. a few wild cards that could cause the forecast to change especially getting into thursday and friday. now, for tonight, i think once the day time pop up showers die off you will have a good evening to sit out on the deck and patio. 50s and 60s statewide.

you may need that patio heater if you will sit outside. tomorrow, bringing the heat back. back up to where we were today. a degree or two warmer. 80s and tphaoepbts widespread on the eastern plains of the 70s in the high country. and 80s to near 90 -- 80s and 90s widespread on the eastern plains of the 70s in the high country. and 80ss to near 90 everywhere. all of the dry span we talked to is here. you noticed it today. topping off in the lower 90s for a co always the chance for pop up storms that are tough to predict and hard to track. now, friday, indicating that possible cool down that could come our way. we will watch this extended forecast. >> like that one. >> 2 out of 5 is not bad playing baseball. >> we will take it. coming up in sports, ichiro makes history at coors field

ichiro with one out. this ball is well hit to the right. now, 3,000 hit was a triple. >> now, the 30th player in history of this great game. to produce 3,000 hits. ichiro getting hit number three,000 at coors field this afternoon. as you heard he becomes the 30th player. remember, the rockies were concerned about the 5th series. john gray on the bump today. boy it was not a good day for him. he gives up a 2-run double to start things. miami taking an early 2-0 lead. marlins leading 4-0 after 1 inning in the 4th. now, 2-run shot making it 8-1. he lasted just three and two thirds to give up 10 hits and 2 unearned runs.

now, nolan at it again. a 3-run blast. that makes it a 2-run game. going in the 9th. colorado trailing 10-7. now, fan talk question, what will it take for the rockies to make the playoffs? start with getting a win this afternoon and tweet me the rest of your thoughts. we will have the best responses tonight on autoination all access. >> there it goes. see you. home run. >> now, after 22 years, alex rodriguez is retiring baseball. rodriguez, who is 41, announced he will play his last game on friday. that game will be at yankees stadium and he will be an advisory for the yankees. his time was riddled with controversy and rewards. he barely had played this year. >> no athlete ever ends his career or her career the way you want to.

forever. but it does not work that way. accepting the end gracefully is part of being a professional athlete. >> emotional day for him. today was supposed to be the first preseason game of the season. due to unsafe field conditions the nfl canceled the hall of fame game. that happening within the last couple of minutes. assuming the field conditions in chicago are okay. the broncos will play their first preseason game on thursday. still no word on who will quarterback. releasing it tomorrow. now, not tipping his hand as being the number one quarterback. we know this, the one thing that he wants his starting quarterback not to do is to turn the ball over and that is something that mark sanchez is having trouble with during training camp. >> i want guys to be aggressive. plays get extended sometimes when plays get long some of his

better. that is something we are working on. >> i want him to be aggressive. make plays, obviously, the responsibility protecting the game not just a ball but protecting the game it is is part of the position. >> you know, this is the point of training camp where practice gets redundant. as you can imagine it you only go up against your own teammates for so long. admits after practice the broncos are ready to hit somebody else hitting on each other. everyone knows what they are going to get from a certain person. so, i know guys are ready to take all of their hard work on to new guys and new teams and see what, you know, you can accomplish against somebody else. the first preseason game a couple days away. how interested are you in the broncos preseason game. that is our poll question. go to the sports page to vote.

jones. jones will join the team and drive the 77 toyota. he is a truck series champ. >> excited to be here. it is pretty cool to be partnered up with furniture row and part of them growing and 5 hour, too to have a big company like that be partnered with me is cool this early in my racing career. i had a chance to meet with everybody and get everything lined together here over the past month or so has been a pretty cool experience for me. his new teammate hoping for a win today. he was 2nd on the final lap. trying to catch denny. check it out. bump friday behind by brad. he would spin out and finish 8th after the race. letting him know he was not happy about it. he apologized but still a tough finish for him. >> how about golf?

everywhere incredibly jealous. shooting a record 58 in the final round at the championship. one point he birdied 7 straight holes. he had that birdie putt on 18 for it this. did not get it to fall. get this. he started the day in 63rd. finished tied for 5th. not only a historic round but a bump in the paycheck as well. >> that is off of the windmill. >> that thank you, michael. donald trump and clinton prepare to unveil the plans for

campaignen 2016. the election 13 weeks away clinton has a lead in many polls. meanwhile trump is looking to

morning talk shows. wendy gillette has the latest from new york. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: donald trump support is sliding after a rough week. a new "washington post"/abc news poll finds the nominee has the support of 42% of likely voters. compared to to 50% for hillary clinton. according to a news battleground tracker poll, clinton is ahead of trump in key spring states. up by 12 points points in nevada. but trump is hoping to make up ground on monday in detroit where he will give a speech on the economy. his plan is to slash corporate taxes from 35-17%. >> his if numbers do not add up. >> of course not, historically no canidates numbers add up. >> reporter: clinton will offer up her own vision for the economy on thursday. she is hoping to move attention away from her use of a private

with news iran executed a nuclear scientist who is a u.s. spy. >> the e-mails on her private server there were conversations among her senior advisories about this gentleman. that goes to show how reckless and careless her decision was to put that information on a private server. >> reporter: clinton's runningmate came to her defense. >> i heard clinton say over and over again when i have been sitting next to her and watched her on tv with respect to mails i made a mistake and i learned something and i would not do it again. >> reporter: she holds the next campaign event in florida on monday. wendyy gillette, new york. >> both candidates will -- wendy gillette, new york. both candidates will be in detroit. a mudslide causing problems? >> yes. a lot of people down there for

teluride. take a closer look here. doppler 4,000. i circle today it there under the yellow is highway 145. these pictures from the san miguel sheriff. it is near the intersection of highway 162. there are up to 100 vehicles not trapped in the slide but stuck in a traffic jam because the road is clearly now closed. so, a little bit of a tough situation there. a flood advisory until 8:00 for that area in and around is and just now, here in denver we are seeing building clouds. this are a few of the afternoon pop up storms. i am afraid most of us will stay dry. there is always that hope that one could come over you. watch the radar along with us. the storm dice off as we lose the heating. most of us are hot. the weather watcher here. mesa, 92 degrees, we are seeing low 90s and upper 80s on the lowerelling sraeugzs, 60s and 70s and look at rain cooled teluride.

>> look forward to it. see new a bit. developing now, more than two00 collians are missing. the cases gone cold. this weekend they met with many families in in hopes of finding new clues. cbs 4 howard nathan tells us about the growing number of resources to help people find their loved ones. >> dots on a map. >> reporter: they are colorado's unidentified persons. >> i decided to take the reigns and find my father. >> reporter: but the person system might help her find her father thomas michael nichols. he was last seen in san diego, california when she was just 7. if she found him now -- >> i would just want to fill him in on everything and i would obviousily immediately start crying. >> reporter: she came to this first ever missing in colorado gathering in denver to find some answers. put together by a longmont

families of the missing. >> reporter: beth heard how other states brought families together and succeeded. >> sometimes even the smallest bit of information can provide a lead, you know, the description of a vehicle, the description of tattoos. >> reporter: that is the kind of information that might solve her father's disappearance. >> have you thought about maybe he does not want to be found. >> and i have. >> or the died while surfing. >> i don't believe that for a second because he has been surfing since he was a child. being early 40s he could not have died in a surfing accident harbgs is crazy. >> you kind 52 links on those missing persons resources on our web site. cbsdenver,.com. 3 people were were taken to the hospital after being stung by bees in a walmart parking lot. it happened in oklahoma city. a man just punched the hives.

bees into a frenzy. workers evacuated the parking lot but not before they were strung. they were taken to the hospital with minor injuries? a beekeeper was called if to round up the hives. >> the hives were not secured. you have to do that before you transport them. i don't know how much experience the guy who bought the bees had with keeping them. >> he did get a though. they made sure the area was safe. the popular game, pokimon go, has been used to register voters and get kids exercise, now it is credited with upon hadding shelter animals find homes. >> here is a question. what possible could pokimon have with pets up for adoption? [dog barking] >> reporter: at foothills an man shelter there is a stop that attracts players.

>> reporter: in shelters across the country with stops, players find themselves stopping to pet the animals. >> people have been coming in and visiting the stop and it is gyms and just looking at the animals and seeing what wonderful animals there are and ending up adopting them. >> reporter: jesse burns from animal shelter is promoting the pet adoption pair. >> that is the pokistop. >> right here. they have more than 200 animals who need homes. >> i think it is matthew really likes the game pokimon and likes pets. he would like to adopt another dog at this pokimon stop to go with the 2 dogs at home. his parents don't mind pokimon but don't want another pet. >> do you think you can push them to 3? >> i have tried. >> reporter: still, other players are adopting animals. >> anything to encourage adoption or people coming into the shelter is wonderful. a fun way of doing that. [dog barking]

cuter than the animated characters on the screen. in golden. cbs 4 news. >> thank you, suzanne. >> on tonight's 60 minutes a look at the closest primate cousins. they are similar to humans but are not violent and live it in a society dominated by females. >> yes. >> anderson cooper has a preview with a story you will see only tonight. they are unique among great apes because they are not dominated by it is the females that run the show. >> here if you try to be an alpha male you will be corrected by the females. >> not by one but lions of them? >> that is right. >> reporter: once more, they never been observed to kill each other. the same can not be same of chimps or of humans for that matter. those high-pitched screechers

unmistakable. >> banobos. now you can watch more on "60 minutes" after our news. up next, a group of fly fisher men get more than they

a group of bad guys takes the top spot at the box office despite bad reviews. >> otherwise irritate or vex and guess what, you die. >> i am known to be quite vexxing, i am just going to warn you. >> "suicide squad" crushed the record for an august launch. the latest "jason bourn" movie dropped to 2nd. the comedy "bad moms" held steady at number 3. "secret life of pets" stayed at 4 and

>> good ones. >> now, a group of fly fisherman were on the water when they spot today this shark jumping out of the water. the shark jumping out of the water several times next to the boat. they estimate it weighed 500 pounds. now, they hooked the creature and the shark had the last laugh, broke the line after a 20 minute struggle. many families will head out on the water for late summer fun without sharks, hopefully. we caught up with colorado parks about ating safety. we are at chatfield state park. talking boat safety. we have chris waters with the state thank you for being here. we are on a boat. before we go into the water what should we know. >> understand the rules and the boat before they get out on the water. >> part of safety is wearing a life vest. this one might not be one many are familiar with, though, tell me about this one. >> inflatable jacket.

profile and cooler during the summer to wear. the way it happens you put this one on and put it on like suspenders put it over you like a vest. make sure to click it in the front. tight 10 it up make sure it is adjusted and that is it. this so how you ride with the boat. if you fall into the water you can run your hands straight down the side until you come to the pull pin. you jerk that it inflates canister and it will blow up. give twice the floatation of another one and pop you to the top if you are in the water roeurz i know on a hot summer day, holidays, it this body of water is busy. so, what do people need to know in terms of right-of-way. we don't have lanes like on the road. >> that is one of the hardest things here. people here they have a centerline buoy. it sought there. people have a point of reference. basically getting everybody

least. >> any boats that get a right- of-way? larger one, smaller ones? >> sailboats under sail. they are limit if their ability to get around. they steer hard and depend on the wind how they maneuver. if it is a sailboat under sail they have the right away. >> i know a lot of people when they think of boating they think of drinking. it is one -- they go hand in hand sometimes but they should not, right? >> absolutely. absolutely. now, serious things should happen boating under the influence and getting into an accident. boating under the influence of alcohol and drugs. can you have alcohol on the boat? >> you can. there is no open container law in colorado for the boat. but keep in mind as the driver of the boat you are responsible for the boat and everybody on it. >> a fun ride. learned a lot. what else can people learn do to learn more before they are out on the water. >> urging people for a class.

in the state. anyone 16 and older don't have to. it is a great idea. >> all right, thank you, chris. >> thank you. >>and you can find out more about boating safety classes by heading to cbsdenver.com and you can meet with kreusz and his team at the jefferson county safety fair. it takes place next side at the jefferson county fairgrounds. >> students heading back to school. we want to make sure the kids at the ready. the kids range in age from 6-18 and they need things like backpacks, cal cue laters, lunch bags. >> some of the supplies, some going to $600. a lot of money. >> care for colorado school supply drive ends today. dropping donations at the new balance stores and cherry street at 10th and lincoln or make cash donations by going to

cbsdenver.com. we have soccer now.

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clouds. don't believe everything that you see, right, chris? >> yes. sometimes the bark is worse than the bite. might be the case for today. where we need the bark to stop is southwest colorado. we have heavy rain down there flood advisories to the north of durango. the area of the state has seen 5 inches of rain in the last few days and 1 1/2 inches today. look at the pictures from the sheriff. a mudslide in progress on highway 145 near highway 62 traffic jam because of this mudslide. rain-cooled air in teluride, 53 degrees, chilly down there the rest of the state, 70s up high and 80s down low. rain cooled at 77 degrees. weather watcher, jordan, 84 south of bennett. she says winds picked up. she sees the clouds. can we get rain on the prairie? well, if i can make rain, joy, i would. here is a view of the library camera. dark clouds over the city.

this. watching the batch of showers down near the pikes peak region and seeing a good area of showers trying to develop over the divide and the front range foothills. every now and then you will see moderate rain in that. that is pushing to the east. we will see if it can come off of the hills. just here in the last few scans 9:00, or 10:00 the showers die off. the pressure to the southeast. low to the northwest. watching the trough of low pressure, middle week. grazing northern colorado with a cold front. an old hurricane that crsed mexico and reformed now javier threatens to come to the north and send mostire towards colorado over the next few days. a lot to -- send moisture towards colorado over the next few days. a lot to watch. places, records, 99, 50 degrees. tonight, we will drop into the

of the interstate 25. high country you will see 40s and 50s. if you are camping up there, brisk in a few places. we will see 60s over there on the western slope if places like grand junction. for your monday, the heat returns. back in the 80s and low 90s on the eastern plains and the urban corridor, mostly 70s. 80s to 90s on the slope. five-day forecast, warming, drying trend we have does not mean the storm will go away. just part of the climate in colorado. getting the pop up storms in the afternoon. that is what they will be. pop up, 90s for the next couple of days. thursday, friday, if the trough comes through here we may cool back into the the 80s. >> a lot of bark bug not a lot of biting?

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z/ narrator: 2010. short-sighted budget cuts in washington threatened to close the colorado facility that oversees the nation's response to insect-spread diseases. but michael bennet steps in to keep the lab open. six years later... reporter: the global fight against zika begins here, at the cdc's research center in fort collins. narrator: now michael bennet's working to make sure we continue to lead the fight against zika, for colorado and america.

6th annual day to volunteer is coming up. they need 3800 volunteers to fill every project. day of service is side september 10th from 8:00 until 11:00 a.m. chris has a final check on the forecast. tell us something good, chris. >> well, hoar is something good. radar. showers out on the foothills. we will try to get things to

grown valley ranch there. yellow blip on the screen. a chance for this over the next couple of hours, five-day forecast. it is hot. more of the same. typical summer pattern. thursday, friday. tom, kathy we will cool it back down just a little bit. >> thank you, chris. >> thank you for watching s?ebs

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