200 and 300 acres. we need rain. there are some showers out there. justin mcafee live. >> it's good to see some rain on the plains but at least four denver, i don't think we will see much moisture for the rest of the day. a lot of these storms have been producing lightning. i'm in the cab of the truck looking south. you can see some of those dark looking clouds slowly. until 7 pm in south central el paso county, there is a flash flood warning. that is to the southeast of colorado springs. we will take a look at radar and see where those storms are heading. the western half of the state is generally dry. southeast of denver, you can see that long line of storms from limon into pueblo. they are producing some beneficial moisture but with

fire. you can see those clouds producing cloud to ground lightning strikes. we are going to monitor these conditions for the rest of the evening. live tonight in washington county, justin mcafee cbs4 news. new developments in the case of a missing teenager. 14-year-old alice caver is from westminster and she has been found safe. we know the girl has developmental disabilities >> she sure does. the search started as soon as she didn't return home. she had been at a dog park. her mom called her in missing immediately. we learned this evening she was found at a salon in superior. life in westminster tonight. kelly, what have you learned? >> reporter: police just telling us a short time ago it actually was an observant citizens -- citizen who spotted

superior and police say she was taken to a nearby hospital as a precaution. alice also told police after her mom dropped her off at this dog park, that her dog got off its leash. she went to chase after her dog and that's when she got lost, something that near 20 hour search. by air, land and water, crews desperately searched for 14- year-old alice caver. last night, about 6:20 pm, alice's mom dr to the dog park. >> what hounds scoured the dog park where alice was last seen and nearly 18 hours after being reported missing, the developmentally disabled teenager was found at a hair salon in superior. >> alice is diagnosed with a high functioning type of autism . she has low functioning intellect. she understands some right and wrong, directional type things

14-year-old level. >> reporter: investigators say it's not uncommon for her to walk her dog alone but unusual for her not to return home. >> this is a regular routine for alice. the dog keeps a calm. they walked through the dog park home, a few blocks east. >> reporter: alice also told police she thought she was heading in the direction of her home but when she realized she was lost, that's when she says she fell asleep in the grass, waking up this morning and found this afternoon. as for chip, they have yet to find the dog. kelly werthmann, cbs4 news. we do have new details on a cyclist hit and killed during a triathlon in boulder. investigators say it's unlikely the driver will be charged. the victim was hit on u.s. 36 near broadway. she has been identified as

drifted out of her laying. >> it was working for everybody else that was in the race. for whatever reason, this person left that lane and jumped into the path of this truck. >> walters lease behind a young child. she had been studying to be a nurse. this is the fourth time a driver has hit and killed a cyclist in boulder county in the last 2.5 months. new information about what caused a fire on a skydiving plane in bullet -- struck a bird. 15 skydivers parachuted before the plane made a safe emergency landing but skydivers had to jump 3000 feet up. usually, they job at 12,000 feet. still, no one was hurt and the ntsb will investigate. a computer crash grounded delta airline flights all around the world including

computer system went down overnight. they blame a power outage in atlanta. the system was down for about seven hours and it 450 flights were canceled, thousands more delayed and that made for a frustrating morning at dia. >> what are you doing right now? >> calling for an uber so i can get a motel. >> delta has a waiver on its website for passengers to get some polling shows the economy is one area that donald trump leads hillary clinton. today, the republican presidential candidate gave some details about his vision for the future of the american economy. >> reporter: donald trump laid out his plan to grow the economy, sparked by deregulation and big tax cuts. >> we are reducing our taxes from 35% to 15%. >> reporter: trump was interrupted more than a dozen times at the detroit economic club.

>> reporter: he powered through to deliver his message of focusing less on trade and more on job growth. >> americanism, not globalism. >> reporter: the clinton campaign pointing out trump has been campaigning for more than a year and this is the first time he has unveiled a plan. they also say his proposals will get a wealthy and that trump will rollback was meant to protect consumers from big banks. the mile, the republican establishment is nervous that the trump candidacy will hurt them in congressional elections. congressman scott reichelt announced he will vote for candidate gary johnson. scott reichelt is now the third sitting gop lawmaker to renounce trump. >> they are more worried now

house. >> reporter: clinton has opened up a 12 point lead in virginia and a two point lead in nevada, but is down by two in arizona. >> clinton will give her own speech at the detroit economic club later this week. look for updates anytime on the campaign 2016 section of www.cbsdenver.com new video of an elk that finds itself in an odd to comment in evergreen. the animal somehow managed plastic hoop of a child's basketball game. wildlife officials have been notified and we will let you know if we get an update on how it's doing. friends are honoring a 14- year-old who died after being hit a car. >> in the 81-year-old driver hit a group of pedestrians and cole sukle died. the driver also died. suzanne mccarroll shows us the teenager's friends are turning

>> reporter: at the park where this horrible accident happened, his friends are trying to make something wonderful happened. >> this has a deep meaning. >> reporter: these young artists have put their thoughts and talent into these drawings. >> it's been very difficult but drawing and creating this art has definitely helped. >>reporter: the paintings each carry a special message. >> it says take what you love most about cole sukle and live it so he can live on in all of us . >> reporter: a hint of color is meant to >> his mother described him as happy and yellow. >> reporter: his mother, michelle roach, is grateful for his friends, anxious to support their art sale. >> they have gone the extra mile. they are now channeling their energy into creating beautiful stuff.>> reporter: the money raised will be used for something special in his name

stay strong, and stay connected to someone who touched their lives. in denver, suzanne mccarroll, cbs4 news. coming up, a water park in kansas remains closed after a child dies on what is called the largest waterslide in the world. what we are learning about the accident. new federal regulations are now in effect for e-cigarettes. but they are and why some retailers say they will put them out of business. loss of showers and thunderstorms but they are all do just can't get them into denver. lots of sunshine around here.

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remains closed after the death of a 10-year-old boy. caleb schwab died on what's called the world's tallest waterslide. an autopsy is planned. the victim is the son of a kansas state representative. the park had a free admission day for lawmakers and their families. >> we don't know what has happened. that's why a full investigation multiple delays before opening. adjustments were made after sandbar tests showed the slides -- rafts falling off the slide. more coloradoans have been diagnosed with west nile virus. there are at least eight cases now. three in larimer county. august and september are

last year, our state reported 101 cases of west nile including three deaths. starting today, e-cigarettes are being regulated like regular cigarettes. >> it's part of an effort to protect future generations from the dangers of tobacco. kathy walsh joins us now. >> reporter: the fda announced these regulations back in may. they want to limit teenager access to the products. many are fuming about other rules that could matthew dropped regular cigarettes for electronic cigarettes about a year ago. >> it doesn't have that same aftertaste of cigarettes. >> reporter: but new government rules are designed to keep the products out of the hands of minors. >> the regulations make it illegal to sell is cigarettes, cigars, or hookah tobacco products to anyone under 18. >> that's nothing new in colorado.

try kramer is the manager of reynaud tapes. >> my market is mostly middle- aged individuals >> that experts believe about 3 million american teenagers use e-cigarettes enticed by flavored e juice. >> a kid experiments with an addictive, nick today -- nicotine-based product, the more likely they will progress to regular use of >> other governments have proven vaping is 95% healthier than smoking. >>reporter: but the new laws don't allow that conversation and this products must be government approved. a costly process, kramer says will put smaller vape shops out of business. smaller producers say the rules benefit the big manufacturers and the healthcare community remains divided over the devices. some say little is known about

alternative to tobacco for smokers struggling to quit. students are back in school today in douglas county. >> ? >> local singer leah shafer welcoming students back to class. most other districts start in the weeks to come. keeping an eye on storms. you with its >> except here in denver. all weekend, we had flash flood watches. we had mudslides. just couldn't get any rain. you see a little shower come out of golden and then it just died down. it got sunshine farther east but down to the south all the way to new mexico is where we have showers and thunderstorms and a few scattered to the northwest. lightning strikes across

a flash flood warning in el paso county for slow-moving storms. that goes until 7:00 candidates in southern el paso county. here is the big picture. all up and down the front range, scattered storms. cold front to the north. this will provide cooling as the week goes on. showers and thunderstorms spreading to the gulf coast. you get to the north and they dry out a start of 890 is normal. the soft breeze at 8 miles per hour and 70% humidity and a falling barometer. this one in the highway 145 near 62. you can see this is along the colorado river. we also have a pretty nice shot from michael smith.

as we take a look at this, they hand rain at the telluride jazz festival that it did clear. we've got a rainbow and the music went on. here is a double rainbow from deer creek. temperatures for tonight in the 50s and 60s over the eastern plains. 50s and 60s out west. 80s and 90s, nearing 1000 over the east. 70s and 80s for the higher the 80s to mid-90s. tonight, isolated storm and clearing skies. 620 by morning. tomorrow, isolated storm and low 90s. for the next several days, low 90s on wednesday. then we see cooling in the low to mid 80s. >> we need that rain. staying safe on your bike is an important part of the

jefferson county district attorney. >> kids can learn the rules of the road and get a free bike helmet. >> we have bicycles brought out by a the golden optimist club. they don't want those back. they want officers to find needy children who can take those bikes home. >> the da safety fair is coming up saturday, august 13. find out what else is at the fair by going to www.cbsdenver.com two quarterbacks sittingop

broncos will be happy to have everything -- everyone back. >> there's michael spencer getting set in centennial. as off-season incidents, the one with aqib talib is about >> a sight for sore eyes as he made his appearance. he missed all of training camp due to the gunshot wound in his leg but he was practicing today. he was high-energy. he didn't participate in the whole practice, kubiak telling us it will be a while. we did see him in one-on-one competitions and it was clear

were happy as well. >> love around the building from the rookies to john elway has been great. all it takes is the welcome back today. a bunch of love today. >> having my brother back out there just, that morale, that leadership, the energy he brings. we need that on days like this when guys are a little sluggish on their off day. last week, we were really sluggish so we wanted to make sure to have more energy. >> reporter: broncos also releasing their first depth chart. cover simeon gutman is going to start in chicago. the chart is really important. it doesn't matter who starts the game thursday. it matters how well they play. >> i think it's more just anxious to get going and not like in i wonder what's going to happen, i know what's going

practice is one thing. you've got to do your job when it matters. it's a good opportunity for all of us. carry over some of the things we've been working on over here. >> reporter: certainly looking forward to thursday. can't forget about the rockies continuing an eight-game homestand tonight. they lost last night with miami but they welcome texas fo travel to texas for two games later this weekend. michael phelps has done it again, winning his 19th career gold medal last night. he and the american men winning the 4 x 100 m relay and he's not done yet. still a chance to add on a few more including tomorrow any 400 m butterfly. just incredible what he has been able to do in the span of

we've got some isolated showers helped there. >> from this picture you would think it's raining like crazy but this is over southern sections of the state. just nothing coming in here at all. that doesn't change over the next several days. mondays tuesday and wednesday, thursday friday isolated showers and 80s and then the weekend starts nicely with partly sunny skies. >> if you could isolate one over my front yard, i would appreciate that.

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