this is the news as rtd is once again using buses to get on

rtd is bussing people siting the damaged pass line. rick sallinger is at 61st and pena. good afternoon, another day another disruption on the rtd a-line. these are passengers coming from dia by bus here to the at 61st and pena. from here they get on a train and take it the rest of the way to union station. we are told that it is similar but not the same as yesterday's. it involves what's called a pant graph that connects the train to the power wire above it. it got snagged on a guide wire and was damaged. a train was stranded without power yesterday. today this is being called a

yesterday's location. the last two trains to arrive here went no further than 61st and pena. passengers got off the train and then on to buses to take them the rest of the way to dia. that includes people who work there. >> a-line has been nothing but a nightmare. never on tired. we at work are surprised when they are on time. it's ridiculous and awful >> reporter: when this disruption will come to an end is anyone's guess. this happened just as we were looking into the payments to contractors when we got another word of a problem cht live at 61st and peen ya. developing now the confessed

not competent to stand trial. doctors gave a report in court on the colorado springs shooter. he previously told the court he shot up the clinic in november killing three and wounding nine. they get their next review in november. no plea from a man charged with setting a fire that injured 11 people including himself. kenneth shepard was in court this morning and jamie leary is back the scene of thatir can you bring us to date? >> the 57-year old is facing 13 different charges and all of them related to arson. the fire here injured 11 people 5 months ago. you can see the building still uninhabitable. there's a restoration crew inside. kenneth did appear before a judge this morning but his arraignment was postponed today

court he attempted to cover his face and the second time he insisted he represent himself. today we learned while in jail a public defender convinced her to let him represent him. she told a judge they needed time to evaluate him so the judge pushed back today's arraignment. investigators use surveillance footage to identify shepard when the fire started. he was seen g sheet on his head. he was seen walking away after the fire is started. kenneth shepard is still in jail on a $100,000 bond and will appear in court on september 22nd. we have reached out to the property manager to get an update to see if residents will be let back in. we have yet to hear back from them. new details about a massive

including three firefighters. a massive explosion levelled part of the building. adam may is on the scene there. the massive explosion and fire lit up the night's sky in silver spring. the blast so powerful firefighters a mile away could feel it. >> i was sleeping and then i heard a boom and then my mom said wake up because there's a fire. the whole apartment shook. >> the exp building to collapse and sending debris across the street. >> people trapped are on the second and third floor. >> emergency crews used ladders to pull residents out of windows chls neighbors began rescuing people before firefighters arrived. rescue dogs searched for missing victims. two people are dead and others still unaccounted for.

hospital with minor injuries. those are lacerations and burns and orthopedic injuries. fire officials say there are natural gas furnaces and stoves but don't know yet what caused the blast. new information about the officer involved in a deadly shooting training exercise. 73-year old mary nolton died was shot during a police demonstration. the man was previously accused of using excessive force with his dog. he has assigned other officers

the state is investigating to find out why there was live ammunition at the training exercise. meteorologist chris spears is in our weather center and i understand you just received a new drought report. >> we have. this is what we have been seeing in southwest colorado with a moderate montezuma county. the abnormally dry area has expanded significantly and now includes all of metro denver. abnorthboundly dry means predrought. -- -- abnormally.

time yesterday by 5-10 degrees. 85 at the denver airport. 93 degrees in pueblo. coming up, we'll talk a closer look at that cold front and futurecast and a look into your weekend. >> people are ready for a break in the heat. an update on the man who scaled the trump tower yesterday afternoon. police have officially identified this guy as #19d year old steven rogata from virginia facing charges of reckless endangerment and trespassing. he said he wanted to talk to trump although not clear what he wanted to talk about. police pulled him in the building on the 21st floor. donald trump is linking president obama and hillary clinton to the rise of isis. clinton continues to battle questions about her e-mails.

her only competition is obama. >> reporter: donald trump believes president obama and hillary clinton founded isis. >> i call them founders of isis. hillary clinton and president obama are the founders of isis. >> reporter: he isge matters into their own hands. >> words matter, my friends. if you're running to be president or you are president of the united states, words can have tremendous consequences. >> reporter: hillary clinton will try to shift the focus on the economy at a speech in michigan where she lands out a contrast between her plan and

board wealth reduction. >> reporter: hillary clinton is dealing from e-mails as her time as secretary of state. the clinton campaign says the job seeker had nothing to do with the foundation. here in colorado republican senate candidate darryl glenn is also putting blame on the president. glenn says the president is to blame shooting at the nightclub in orlando. his comment came during a june forum for republican women in douglas county at the time he claimed the president prevented investigators from arresting the gunmen before the shootings. >> the president should be held accountable for that. if he gave direction that limited the fbi. >> his campaign did not deny the recordings authenticity but pivoted to the attack back to

rules of engagement hinder law enforcement and military. you can find out much more in the elections in colorado in our campaign 2016 section of our website, cbsdenver.com and you will also find a list of election resources. coming upright after the break, after all the practice, the broncos are finally set to take on another team. what the rookies say they want to accomplish tonight. debris on the roads is blamed for hundreds of thousands of crashes and many of them

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finally the broncos get a chance to beat up someone other than their teammates. they are in chicago for the first preseason game. the coach is reminding everyone this is really about the back ups and the rookies regardless of what position they're playing believe you me to prove themselves. >> i'm definitely thinking about that but i think before every game you have to get that feeling in your stomach because you love the game. >> i'm nervous. your first nfl game you never know what's going to happen but i'm excited to go out with a group of guys like this. i know they will help me. >> our broncos insiders are with the team in chicago.

town the players at 10:00 tonight. meteorologist chris spears is joining us with what's on tap for today we have finally cleared out the clouds we have this morning. they are scanning the sky from look out mountain. nothing like what we saw. here's a view from the tech center looking at downtown denver. you see a few more clouds in that picture. they may make a storm or two later today. we'll talk about that in a formed the 80s nicely officially 85 in denver and 93 in pueblo and 60s and 70s up high. 0 this is doppler 4,000 and i've turned the cloud layer on. we will take the clouds away and

a little blip in larimer county. that's a sign of storms popping. low pressure in the atmosphere and it's going to clip by northern colorado today. it's pushed a weak cold front. we showed you that this morning and now it's already into north eastern colorado sitting along the palmer divide and temperatures are cooler than this time yesterday. a couple clouds popping and showers and storms that are widely scattered. do not wet. it's widely scattered activity and it could have brief local rain. way out here on the north eastern corner there's a slim chance these storms could get loud. we'll watch that for you. notice the cloud cover along the front range.

tonight. a few places may crack the 80-degree mark around town. 80s to 90s on the western slope. the cold front knocks us back tomorrow and low 80s. in the afternoon our storm chances are better than today. saturday still in the 80s and sunday we start climbing back >> i'll take it. >> find out where these storms are popping up with our free cbs4 on the weather go app. search cbs weather in your app store. we can help you get a free bike helmet to keep your children safe. dozens are ready to be handed out at the safety fair. kids can get fits for free.

ground it disperses the energy over a wider area than if they weren't wearing a helmet. >> it runs 9:00 to 1:00 this saturday near 6th and indiana fairgrounds. debris on roads is blamed for hundreds and thousands of crashes and how you can keep yourself safe. first, a live look at the

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clars. it can be alarming to the most experienced driver to see debris flying at you on the road. debris contributed to 300,000 crashes in four years. many of the wrecks were deadly. heidi will never forget the moment she learned her husband was gone. >> the state patrolmen there told me that he hadn't made it. he didn't survive. >> gavin was killed in a highway cr shelving unit that fell off the back of a truck on the road. >> just taking a few more minutes to secure a load -- i would be in a completely different situation today. >> reporter: a new study finds stories like heidi's are too common. between 2011-and 2014 debris on roads caused hundreds of crashes resulting in 3900 injuries and

from other vehicles. >> that means a driver didn't secure their load or a part fell off. >> reporter: debris related crashes are more common on interstates because driving at higher speeds increases the risk for loose parts to fall. it's critical drivers maintain their vehicles and properly secure items they are carrying to reduce road debris. they also say you should be re >> maintain space behind your vehicle so it's safe enough for you to swerve. >> reporter: simple temperatures that could save your life and the lives of others. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. every state has laws about lost loads and here in colorado

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colorado avalanche -- -- roy. in a statement he said that he was thinking this summer he decided his vision does not meet the teams so he's stepping down. we will continue to follow this and have more at 5:00. also how people in broomfield are accidentally inviting burglars into their home and why the dea won't recognize possible of marijuana. and why where two african lions are making a home for themselves in colorado. britt, look here. we had a cool front slip in today. this is a weak front but it has shifted winds out of the north and we get a slightly cooler batch of air compared to yesterday and this afternoon we'll crop up showers and thunderstorms. the big deal tonight after midnight the showers peak and

tomorrow is just 81 degrees. >> really nice. thank you so much. >> thanks for being with us here on cbs4. have a great afternoon. >> are you back tomorrow morning? >> yes. >> we'll be here 4:30 to 7:00.

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