welcome to the cbs4 morning news at 430 tim tip. it's thursday, august 11th. i'm britt moreno. thanks for joining us this morning. football is back as the broncos are on the road for the team's first game bears. much more on that coming up. it's the first day for students in the cherry creek school district. let's find out what the weather is like for this first week of school. chris spears is managing that. good morning, we are starting off comfortable in the

72 in la junta. still warm down there in the arkansas river valley. we have a pocket of 70s through wheat ridge grazing the north west side of downtown denver. 63 in stapleton and 54 in decono. 66 degrees from showers hanging overnight near the new mexico state line. they will be on their way out but we could get some thunderstorms this afternoon. if you're heading out on the roads this morning we're going to have construction for you. a couple cones but won't be too bad. this is the northbound direction

there near yale, there's flashing lights. past hamden there's a line of yellow. as you head in the northbound direction you see yellow and side street trouble spots as you travel at 17th and chambers. there's some signage on the road and 18th and logan there's an accident and stalled vehicle and that's obstructing traffic. thank you for that. this is the news maryland this morning. dozens of people are hurt after an apartment fire in silver spring. more than 160 firefighters responded after a possible explosion in an apartment building. fire officials say up to 25 people are hurt and about seven this morning are still unaccounted for. the extent of the others are unknown as far as injuries are concerned. at least two firefighters are expected to recover from their

explosion was likely caused by natural gas. rtd is hoping to do more troubleshooting to keep the train moving without problems. yesterday another issue plagued the a-line. karen tells us about a damaged cable that cut power to the tracks and frustrated passengers problems with the a-line means problems for travellers headed to and from the >> they said the electrical systems on the train aren't working. >> reporter: a spokes person says a power line was damaged causing a train to get stuck on the tracks again. since launching in april they have seen dozens of disruptions. joe an and her girls were among those waiting to be rescued today. >> we just got on the train and then we heard loud noises. i guess the thing that connects

>> how was the two hour wait? not fun. >> reporter: crews worked to repair the damages, passengers were stopped and moved to buses and this caused some to miss their flights. >> we did not expect it. i did get a call from a rel tiff and he let me know there was a delay so we were prepared but it's a hassle. >> they have a lot of problems to work out. >> that was karen reporting for us. the a-line had issues for days due to operational difficulties. police in toronto stopped a man from carrying out a suicide bomb threat. police say 23-year old aaron driver was killed in a police operation. he was acting alone to plant a suicide bomb plot on a major unidentified canadian city.

alleged support for an islamic terrorist group. lawyers for the planned parenthood group are expected to appear. back in may deer was ruled not come tent to stand trial for the shootings in colorado springs at may. a man scaled trump tower yesterday before police hauled him in. kenneth craig tells us what we're learning about the man. >> reporter: detectives saw their window of opportunity and grabbed it, snatching a man who climbed the trump tower ending a dramatic scene in manhattan wednesday afternoon. >> i was waiting for the perfect

i'm able to grab him safely. >> reporter: the 19-year old shimmied up the side of the sky scrapper and reached as high as the 23rd floor we didn't want the individual to fall so we approached it slowly. >> r but shut down busy 5th avenue during rush hour. >> i didn't know if i was rooting for him or to pull them in. >> reporter: the man said he wanted to climb to the top of the building to meet trump in person. he posted this video on youtube tuesday where he asked to meet with the republican nominee. instead he got a meeting with new york police seen here

the hospital where he received a psychological evacuation. trump tweeted "great job today by the nypd in protecting the people and saving the climber." that was an interesting story. let's move to business news. investigators looking to recover from a slide after healthcare stocks tumbled. hena daniels is live on the floor of exchange this morning. good morning, traders will be watching tomorrow's monthly retail sales numbers. the dow jones lost 37 points and nasdaq lost 20 and futures are pointing upright now. snap chat removed a filter amid complaints that it reinforced asian stereotypes. it let users add rosy cheeks.

last april the app became under fire for a bob marly filter that some felt racially incense tiff. 3d print solutions and nike has a shoe. spikes and soles are made with a 3d printer. the technology is going to become available to cus. 360-degree virtual reality camera that anyone can buy but their target audience is professional foe to go fers. it has a $5,000 price tag. it comes with a remote and battery power and software that stitches the six shots into one. >> thank you so much for that. broncos fans tonight will get the chance to see the team

looking to take on former head coach john fox and his chicago bears but don't expect to see much of the starters today. expect the younger guys to get a lot of playing time tonight when the teams kick off at 6:00. the game gives them a chance to shine and prove they belong on the team. rookies paxton lynch and will parks are safe bets to make the roster but theydm be a little nervous. >> i'm definitely thinking about that but i think before every game you get that feeling in your stomach because you love the game so much and you love playing it. >> i'm nervous. you never know what is going to happen. i'm excited to go out with a group of guys like this.

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the fetuses of mice were exposed to the drug and found it damaged the ovaries in female fetuses. it's considered safe for women in their second and third trimesters. some women are more likely to have successful pregnancies using frozen embryos. the new study looked at 1500 infertile women and compared using fresh. here's the latest on a ban of public sodas in public high school. they are allowing diet sodas back in school after a seven-year ban. some members say bringing back diet soda is going backwards but others argue parents don't want schools to be their children's nanny. >> they expect us to do what we can to protect kids.

dictating what their children eat, see and learn. >> the vote was 4-3 with allowing the soda back in school. another vote will be taken t the september board meeting. a check on weather and traffic now. chris spears joins us in the studio. >> good morning, off to a comfortable start in the state. junta and lamar. the grangers have 66 in northwestern arvada. we are watching a front off to the north. it's a weak front and only cools back a few degrees but may help focus showers and thunderstorms -- something we

approach the 1:00-hour, you will see the showers and storms pop over the mountains and later in the afternoon and early evening, some of them will go over the north eastern plains and denver is a 20-30% so not the highest chance but at least we have one in the forecast today. we're watching these out here because there is a chance a few will get severe near the nebraska state line and ray area. back to near 90 today. a couple degrees cooler than yesterday when we were well into the 90s. still in the arkansas river valley. if you plan to play in the high country today, it's 80s and 90s on the western slope . joel, check out the cooler front. low 80s and we'll take that into saturday and then climbing back

center cam. quite a bit of volume heading in the southbound direction through i-25 making your way down the brinls looking good. we're getting the cones picked up and moved out of the way as you get closer to yale. you can see the slowing along i-25. take a look along i-225 the earlier sign we had down 17th and chambers looks like it's been moved out of the way. we do have a stalled vehicle at 18th and logan so watch out hillary clinton will deliver an economic speech in detroit today. she responded to a controversial comment donald trump made. here's brian webb with the latest on the campaign. behind donald trump is mark foley who resigned in 2006 amid allegations he sent sexually suggestive e-mails to teenage

for her own event where the father of the orlando nightclub killer sat behind her. >> wasn't it terrible when the father of the animal that killed the wonderful people in orlando was sitting with a big smile on his face right behind hillary clinton. >> reporter: the clinton campaign said he was not invited. trump continued to hammer clinton on the scandal of her private use of an e-mail server. e-mails were never invented? it revealed so much. it revealed the lies and deception and dishonesty. >> reporter: clinton meanwhile campaigned in iowa and for the first time reacted to the remark that second amendment could do something to stop her. >> words matter, my friends. donald trump simply does not have the temperament to be

of the united states. [ cheering and applause ] . >> reporter: trump later complained he was talking about political power and not insighting violence. brian webb for cbs news, new york. during donald trump's campaign event he also sound president obama founded isis. there are growing concerns of a rigged presidential election. some believe hackers could compromise elero to do here in colorado. >> reporter: the state's election drek forsays our voting process goes through rigorous checks and balances procedures. although some coloradans vote electronically many drop them off. >> i'm afraid the election is going to be rigged. >> reporter: donald trump believes the 2016 presidential election is out of his control and some hackers at semantic security response say results

dedevice sold online -- -- manipulated. >> reporter: experts say votes cast in electronic machines are vulnerable to hacking but state election director says a rigged election is next to impossible in colorado. >> it would be a conspiracy of extraordinary proportions. >> reporter: he says voting systems in colorado are heavily after election day and ballots carefully counted. >> they reconcile how many people came in and how many were logged and casts in the machine. they would know if they had an additional number of votes rfrnlts he says it's also important to know systems like this one are only used in el bert county and 95% of colorado voters use mail in ballots. >> it seems unlikely that small

that equipment would have any influence on the outcome of an election if they tried to act in a fraudulent manner. >> it would be incredibly difficult to rig the election because all 50 states use different voting systems. in denver, kelly werthmann. good to know. colorado has the highest rate of voter registration by the way and you can read that on cbsdenver.com. here's sports. talking broncos and as much as we may want tonight to be about the quarterback battle, trevor siemian the second quarter with the second team and then we'll see a whole lot of

>> i'm definitely thinking about that. before every game you get that feeling in your stomach because you love the game so much and you love playing it. >> i'm nervous. it's your first nfl game. i'm excited to go out with a group of guys like this and they're going to help me throughout the situations. >> rockies lost to the rangers last night 5-4. have a good one.

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good morning, this is the news at 5:00 this morning. here's what's coming up on the cbs4 morning news. a major disruption to the a-line. we're live at union station to show you how it's functioning. breaking news this morning as people were jumping out of windows to escape this massive fire in maryland. what we're by a candidate in colorado senate race and why republican darryl glenn says president obama is to blame for the orlando nightclub massacre. we want to say welcome back to school to the children in the cherry creek school district going back today. a huge day on the way today.