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garcia is live at sheridan and first or the incident started early this morning, melissa is the suspect hospitalized?>>reporter: that suspect was rushed to the hospital by ambulance although it is unknown right now exactly how serious his injuries are or exactly what condition he is in but i can tell you this convenience store is back open for business but it was shut down for the majority of day.>> i heard the cops say put your gun down put your gun down and then i heard a band. >> animator word for her former coworkers at the 7-eleven across the street.>> i was praying they were okay >> a man sitting in the old red pickup parked outside was shot after a three-hour confrontation with police and officers had approached him and seven outstanding warrants. >> he did not seem like that

was.>> conrad gonzales said he had seen the man working outside of the convenience store many times before. >> usually cleans the snow shovel snow and picks up all the trash.>> police shut down several blocks as a critical incident response team investigated the incident that began shortly after 4 am.>> when liquid agents contacted the subject he produced what appeared to be some kind of weapon. >> officers backed off and got in touch with him by phone and he told police that armed and then that swat team moved in and shots rang out at 7:20 am and police said to stay inside. my daughter had to miss work because they would not let anyone out.>> neighbors are relieved that they got the suspect on the street beside it ended in gunfire. no officers were injured in the incident, the identity of the suspect has not been released, live in lakewood melissa garcia

this morning and brighton fire crews arrived to find the barn fully engulfed an investigator say it was an accident sparked by an overloaded extension cord. a man from new york survived a bad fall during a hike in southern colorado, search and rescue crews are crediting the man's helmet for saving his life, the 57-year- old and his son were climbing the crestone needle when he slipped and fell about 30 feet last night and the sun went for help and the crews pull the injured man to safety. no word on his condition but rescuers say he has several fractures. right now i wildfire has destroyed one structure in western colorado and has burned more than 500 acres so far near the garfield and mesa county line mostly on private land. for oil pads have been shut down and people living there wallace creek are being told to evacuate. fire crews have called in air support. meteorologist chris spears is in colorado's weather

and toasty today, we flirted with a 90 mark and we're still there right now most of the metropolitan area between 85 and 90 and 70s in the higher elevations and foothills west of town. we have a weather watcher in yuma county that a thunderstorm a while ago with almost 3/4 of an inch of rain so let's take on a radar tour around the state. the rfq struggles over the higher elevations and a clouds, the big action has been near the kansas state line with a couple of rounds of thunderstorms, strongest right now in extreme northeastern colorado on interstate 76 in the vicinity of sedgwick. this is a one hour loop, look at sedgwick in the center of your screen, that storm really isn't moving and there is a flash flood advisory now and because of that one and a half inches of rain has fallen in some areas along interstate 76. earlier there was a heavy rainstorm around the body reservoir and have a flash

minutes. in the front range not too much happening with a few dark clouds over the higher elevations and we're watching one little thunder shower in the foothills north and west of fort collins. that has a little bit of moderate rain. coming up in a little bit we will look at the rest of the weekend forecast to see how hot we can get and if we might get a couple of thunderstorms to pop up. severe weather has killed at least two people in louisiana, heavy rains started following fridan flooding in years. rescuers saved more than 1000 people from their homes and cars, the governor has declared a state of emergency. >> our house has gone under, our pets and horses come everything has gone under. >> another 4 to 6 inches of rain are expected in this area tonight, we will have more on the rescue efforts coming up at 5:30 pm. denver police are asking

68-year-old stephen derickson was last seen friday in the 3100 block of w. arkansas avenue. wearing a gray t-shirt and pants, black tennis shoes, if you have seen him give police a call. today jefferson county held its eighth annual safety fair. families retreated to fun, food and festivities altering while keeping the community safe and cbs4's kelly werthmann got hands-on experience .>>reporter: from behind the wheel of this virtua learning the dangers of driving distracted or impaired. >> i obviously was very inexperienced and i pushed the wrong petals. >> the colorado state patrol simulator is one of many stops at the jefferson county safety fair. steam it is for anyone from the age of 9 to 93.>> even inflatable slides and bounce houses, the eighth annual event hosted by the district attorney's office focuses on

support. >> shows that the support from the community for law enforcement and first responders and it allows law enforcement and first responders to interact and a very casual, fun and supportive way with the public. i think that is so very important. >> no activity or lesson learned at the fair is more important than the other but this year the bike rodeo for kids was among the more popular attractions.>> you have young kids working with law enforcement to see how they can be safe on with time you and see how fast you were going. >> whether virtual or actual experiences at the safety fair have important real-life messages. >> it is good because people need to know that you cannot just run around like a lunatic. [ laughter ] you have to be safe so you do not hurt other people.>> kelly werthmann cbs4 news .>> that they are wrapped up this afternoon to find more

well as safety tips by visiting our website, cbs denver.com. the team that the tarmac today at the dia for the fourth annual fundraiser, it benefits special olympics colorado and competitors raced to be the fastest to pull a plane 12 feet and that is no small feat. that aircraft weighs 164,000 pounds and money raised in entry fees will help special olympians train year-round in colorado and we have more than 20,000 competitors and 22 greeting light rail riders on long the g ryan. it is the largest public art installation and carl addison used 23 people from the community as inspiration and it stretches more than 370 feet wide and 22 feet high, addison used more than 1000 cans of spray paint over the course of about one month and there is more art to come and rtd has commissioned public art work

family-friendly event featuring thousands of rubber ducks is coming up next weekend in denver, the fourth annual hope floats derby duck race is run by the rocky mountains crisis partners and benefits people from suffering from mental health issues or substance abuse. adopt a duck for five dollars donation and cheer them on next weekend as they raced downstream. the derby duck race takes place next saturday starting at 11 am at great lawn park on yosemite and we do have all details online through denver.com. you may have noticed the murky green water in rio's olympic diving pool and tonight officials are doing something about it. star wars fans are remembering the actor who brought a lovable droid to life. a few of you getting relief from mother nature after our sunny and hot saturday, take a look at doppler 4000 work comp, a few showers and i will tell you where they are

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a man is in custody after setting a fire and stabbing people on a train in switzerland. authorities say the 27-year-old ford flammable liquid and flashed a knife wounding six people including a six-year-old in the attacker also no word yet on a motive for the violence. fans of the star wars these are mourning the death of kenny baker, the 3'8" actor brought the iconic r2-d2 to life, he died today at 81 after a long illness. as r2-d2 he operated a small droid both from inside and by remote control and baker got the job partly because he could fit inside the costume. his work can be seen in the first six star wars movies,

international olympic committee is disappointed in usa soccer star hope so low and that comment came after solo called sweden's soccer team cowards. the us lost this week and the quarterfinals and phyllis that she was angry at the swedes defensive style of play is there were able to hold the west to a 1-1 tie eventually winning in a penalty shootout. happening tonight will drain the olympic diving pool in rio after the water turned green during competition, the pool was initially ruled safe after the water mysteriously changed color that some athletes complained about itchy eyes and officials now say the wrong chemicals were put into the pool which allowed some algae to bloom. they will refill the pool tonight to continue competition heard christ the redeemer is one of the new seven wonders of the world and it is one of the main attractions for those visiting the olympic games in rio.

shows us, even a statue of jesus is subject to the wrath of mother nature.>>reporter: the picturesque statue of christ the redeemer is in rio and is considered the largest art deco style sculpture in the world.>> he is looking over you and you can never forget about christ the redeemer. >> every year nearly 2,000,000 people get up close and take pictures from is brazil's national icon and protecting it can be a challenge. the statue sits 2000 feet up and because it is between the mountains and atlantic ocean it is a prime target for lightning. workers say it is it about six times a year and the catholic church works with and weather monitoring center of the busy area can be evacuated during a storm.>> there are some people that says lightning do not have the same place twice but the finger on the right-hand of christ the redeemer has been hit more than 10 times. >> christina ventura is an

her privilege to literally care for christ and she said copper lightning rods of been placed on the statue this enlightening to the ground.>> they are on the tip of the finger and one over the shoulders and there is a crown in the top of the head and this is all a system to prevent lightning. >> lightning strikes in 2013 and 2014 did major damage to the statute breaking off part of the middle finger and thumb and repairing the statue is quite an undertaking. architects must go through a rigorous approval proces original is now hard to find and can sometimes be the wrong color. but it is worth it to get the statue looking like a masterpiece for generations to come, jamie uecker cbs news rio de janeiro. chris we know all about lightning strikes here in colorado although not so much today.>> yes we are a very lightning prone state due to our typography and because we breathe thunderstorms here in the front range of the

the normal of 88 with a record of 89, 66 for burlington, 63 for leadville, and 92 for grand junction and jumpers our weather watcher and larimer county reporting lightning and thunder although no rain, 68, down the road debbie bidwell has 78 and she says she sees dark and threatening skies and that is a to come off the foothills of larimer county and as they roll off the highway or - the higher elevations they dissipate but we keep our fingers crossed. we've had this storm up near sedgwick and sitting stubborn and dropping rain, there is a flood advisory for a few more hours and there was heavy rain abound the bonnie reservoir. and there are storms now from cheyenne wells to kit carson most of you high and dry with a

and into the next few days as a matter of fact. we will be the most part dry but we do occasionally get a few storms that will pop up with daytime heating and moisture at the surface. storms tonight should start to die off after sunset but this is interesting, the future cast model shows one more batch of storms in northeastern colorado about 9 pm and this may or may not happen although we will watch sometimes they leave boundaries around which will re-firestorms later so it is worth watching but everything clears out overnight and you wake up with plenty of sunshine in a few clouds in the far eastern plains. we do it all over again although drive for the most part and we do really need moisture to come into our state, a good soaker but unfortunately it is not in the cards. 50s, lyman you could briefly popped down to 49 and 40 for the most part in the high country, 61 for grand junction tonight and then tomorrow the heat is back with 80s and 90s

elevations will be warm as well, but for you warm means mid to upper 70s to near 80. this is the denver five day forecast. the ozone alert was reissued and this is through 4 pm tomorrow for the front range, kathy it is a hot stretch, hot and dry, we will be in or near the 90s as we go into the week ahead. and there are indications by thursday that we make will back a little bit of the bottom line is hot and dry and no widespread storms. up next it is back to school and back

it is a huge weekend for back-to-school shopping, according to the national retail federation's americans will spend more than $75 billion on school supplies and cbs4's jamie leary shows us how

pocket.>>reporter: meeting cartons of crayola's or several scissors? how about markers? some estimates say that back-to- school shopping can cost $600 per student. if you're not conscious of your budget you could easily over spend. kyle james writes the blog rather be shopping.>> try not to go into one store and buy everything. >> shop the ads from places like office depot may have great deals on basics and then do into walmart or target and if it is the same brand and you have the ad walmart or target will price match.>> avoid character on their lunch bags. and when you to go back to school shopping leave the students at home.>> go in and stay focused on your budget and on the products that are there that are the cheapest and not

money-saving tips and a make to the rather be shopping blog go to cbs denver.com. one a favorite show makes production changes loyal fans can be disappointed. has that happened with the new phantom of the opera? critic at large greg moody traveled to washington dc to find out.>>reporter: a broadway warhorse and a fan favorite like them of the opera, can it be made leaner and meaner and more storytelling? the answer is yes. i enjoyed this spectacular new version of my fanta - of phantom.>> it was taking and new lens, and after 25 years giving a creative team an opportunity to come in with a new perspective and ideas on material that had been

>> here is what i thought they had changed from what they call the spectacular new production, the sets were brought in and more focused on the action, the pace of the show seemed slightly faster but i did not notice anything missing and the bit with the chandelier is different and in many ways it is better. the one true changes some may notice is the staircase is gone from the masquerade but phantom if you're paying attention as part of the action of that number from the very beginning which is a chilling thought once you consider it. but is there a chance that even with a few cosmetic changes like this that those who love to the original production will be disappointed?>> the answer to that question is absolutely yes. you run the risk of disappointing people who have been longtime fans of a production and i think the genius with this show, both the

the original, there is a lot of space and the story for an audience to project upon. and audiences fill in the gaps, whether visually or narratively, they fill in the gaps and they come up with the story essentially that they want to take away from what we give them. >> still what they will see is a show determined to be everything the audience had hoped for is that curtain rises, critic at large greg moody for cbs4 news. >> production of andrew lloyd webber's phantom of the opera opens august 25 at the denver center downtown and for tickets go to our website cbs denver.com and there is a link right into the denver center box office. and ill legal marijuana grow so big it can be seen on google maps. where deputies busted that operation. plus more than 1000 rescues so far from his work flooding in louisiana and the worst may be

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under in our pets and our horses have gone under. >> the rain started falling on friday causing rivers across the state to overflow their banks and more than 100 roads are now closed.>> you cannot get through it. >> and and walker a graveyard flooded and caskets were floating above ground in the governor of louisiana has declared a state of emergency.>> we are asking everyone to simply evacuate if you are supposed to do that and if you so.>> officials expect another 4 to 6 inches of rainfall before it is all over in a flash flood watch remains in effect through sunday for most of southeastern louisiana and ingenious homes neighborhood the water is needed. she is trying to recover from flooding five months ago. >> pictures you cannot replace and there in the big rubbermaid from last time>> while some homeowners are waiting to survey the damage homes says it

>> meteorologist chris spears has been tracking the storm louisiana on radar and what is the latest?>> the latest is not really good news, there's a big area of low pressure sitting right on top of louisiana to have almost a traffic jam in the upper atmospheric flow in there is high pressure behind and ahead of it until the high- pressure ahead of it will move out of the way it wi take a look, i want to show you rainfall totals, these are 48 hour totals as of 7 am this morning and so it is been raining all day, watson louisiana almost 27 inches of rain. you can see the list of these towns, many places in the 15 to 20 inch rain if not better. this is the radar loop and that low as it sits and spends the rain keeps falling and the one piece of good news, let me stop

coverage over central and south central louisiana seems to have lessened a little bit and this instance it is shifted west to houston but they do not need heavy rain either. closer to home we had a hot day, we had the mid and upper 80s around town and kathy, a couple of showers have popped up, a few people getting some relief and coming up we will take a look at our forecast and talk about the week ahead. the controversy continues in boulder after a convicted rapist avoid the prison en with cbs4's legal analyst to explains why she does not think the sentence is too lenient.>>reporter: after deciding not to send a former cu student to prison for rape boulder judge patrick butler is on an online petition to remove him from the bench and he is facing criticism from colorado's atty. general. who took to twitter writing

message and my thoughts are with the victim. a jury found 22-year-old austin wilkerson guilty in the 2014 rape of a female student. cbs4 legal analyst karen steinhauser says if the judge had sentenced him to prison he would not have been able to decide when, if ever, wilkerson would get out. >> under colorado law if someone is convicted of a class iii felony sex events like this and the judge were to sentence him to prison, the judge long that sentence could be. >> in determining sentencing adopted in 1998, and leaves that decision up to a parole board essentially making judges reluctant to send sex offenders to prison. >> it really does create issues. >> on probation wilkerson will spend at least 20 years registered as a sex offender and limited in where he can live, work and who he can be around.>> i can tell you i have

than beyond this type of sex events probation. i do not believe this is a lenient sentence and i do not believe it is a slap on the wrist. >> lauren dispirito cbs4 news. >> wilkerson will go to jail for two years with work release during the day and steinhauser says the sentence is tougher than what presentencing investigators recommended. new video from california were sheriff's deputies busted a 200 and deputies riding around the site on atvs and dirt bikes found pot plant the look more like christmas trees and some were more than 9 feet high, there also handguns in cash the growers bulldozed the area and doug illegal wells causing major environmental damage, it covers so much area you can see it on google maps. and now a couple is in custody for masterminding the operation along with eight other people. marijuana is legal in

in your own home but that could change this fall when denver voters will decide on to new pot or puzzles. rick challenger explains.>>reporter: these petitions or the latest in an effort to create places to socially consume marijuana in denver outside of homes. one ballot proposal would allow it in certain bars and other businesses.>> we thought that adults who enjoy using cannabis should have the same rights and ability to socialize with other adults as those who consume alcohol. >> it would allow vaping but no marijuana cigarette smoking inside and only outside under strict conditions. the other initiative backed by the national organization for the reform of marijuana laws offers a different kind of place to use pot. >> it would be in a private club setting and saw a person would have to fill out a membership form for each different type of business

premises.>> there are a few places in the denver area that already allow people to bring in their own marijuana and use it together but not in the city of denver. one of the initiatives would require approval, a registered neighborhood group.>> we're looking for a couple of places in neighborhoods that want them to test the waters.>> what happens if both of these past?>> will have a lot of interesting places for people to consume maa. >> the denver election commission will take a few weeks to determine if each petition is enough ballots - valid signatures. highlands ranch has stopped the injunction of the 470 and us was right after the seed out celebrated the groundbreaking of the project and they will be adding express lanes to ease congestion from interstate 25 all the way to wadsworth and cbs4's tom must and talk to neighbors who say they do not

officially marks the start of the ambitious c-4 70 expansion project. a two and half year, $276 million project will add to express lanes on c-4 70 from interstate 25 to wadsworth and douglas county. >> for about 12 1/2 miles we will improve the commute times for a lot of also rely on this road.>> highlands ranch resident hundred yards and he supports the neighborhood coalition that filed an injunction wednesday to block the highway construction and the major complaint was noise. >> when i am out here playing with my daughter you can seriously hear the noise and the traffic and if she is 10 feet away for me you really cannot even hear what she is trying to tell me. >> the original expansion plan and included noise barriers but they dropped the bears after recent tests said it would not reduce noise for ables or his neighbors but independent

claim. >> it is noise pollution and when they double the size of the road you will see a lot more traffic. the director says of road expansion is necessary to withstand douglas county's population explosion and he welcomes the coalition's lawsuit.>> is there something we need to do additionally we will do it but we feel we have followed all of the federal requirements.>> meanwhile ables is hoping that a lawsuit will convince see.that silence is golden.>> just do the thing. >> tom mustin cbs4 news. >> the judge will rule on the suit and the expansion project is slated to wrap up in spring 2019 . back to sports, broncos are back on the practice field mark. if you want to get out to training camp monday and tuesday and wednesday are the last open practices, any good feelings that the offense of had for broncos is gone after today's practice and no more

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blame the broncos defense for causing a lot of bad days for offenses, the bears had a bad day on thursday and steelers, patriots and panthers had bad days a during the last season's playoffs and broncos offense had a bad they are back to work after an impressive showing in chicago thursday but gary kubiak was not at all pleased from what he saw from his offense. he even made and the extra work after the defense was done. mark sanchez, and paxton lynch took their turns with the starters and after practice kubiak was in no mood to talk about his plans for the qbs the next week. >> i'm not really happy with practice today so i will go look at today and wake up on monday, tomorrow is an off day

the right one and we did not practice very good defensively. less than 48 hours after a game and to come back and practices top but we handled it the defensively but not ostensibly so it is disappointing for me.>> centurylink poll question time, where will the broncos offense rate for scoring this season question mark top 10, bottom 10 or the middle question mark and wide receiver bennie fowler wearing a sling on his right arm and practice as a tu has been having a great camp but will now miss a few weeks and he hopes to be back by the final preseason game.>> i still have an opportunity you know i'm i just have to get healthy and once i get healthy get back out and pick up where i left off. if i stay locked in mentally i will be able to run and condition. i can still run into things like that.>> college football and the buffs feeling pressure to take the next step forward

here is cbs4's allie levine.>>reporter: close, that is been the defining word for the colorado football program in a major source of frustration for what feels like forever. >> going from senior year and not being in games to being in games and not pulling them out and that can be frustrating. >> in the past close games ending in disappointment and losing seasons were attributed to a young team and a new coach but now there's optimism in boulder this year may different. >> where the most juniors and seniors since 2001 and i think with the most starts ever. we have built a team and that is how you develop a program from ashes. >> with all of that experience comes expectation. >> we always want expectations high and that is why you do what you do. >> but his expectations rise so does the pressure. >> where the first classic came to the school and we understand there's a lot of pressure and are a lot of players that a

things.>> the older and wiser buffaloes of a new mantra reminding them to embrace that pressure.>> no pressure, no diamond. if there is pressure that means there is a diamond at stake. >> 23 seniors are on the team and all of them began their team career in this program and now the final season inside all they need is a little bit of pressure and polish to turn from rocks into diamond. >> we are a close-knit group and we are tight know what needs to be done and we will not be satisfied unless we went. >> in boulder allie levine cbs4 sports. the rockies left to dig deep if they want to make another run toward playoff contention, after last night's loss the team is a bit out of gas right now and taking on the phillies and that crazy silly fanatic, gonzales back in the starting lineup since monday and his first at-bat and he extended his streak to 19 games which is the longest in

home run off tyler anderson and the rockies are down 3-0 early. soccer and the rapids chasing fc dallas for the top spot in the west but the rapids have the teams on their heels as well in clintonite opponent the la galaxy. the rapids and second-place and three points backup first of but only four points clear of la. the rapids got back on track last week with a 2-0 win over vancouver but they are on the road tonight in la where they ha they are a good team at home and is important to go into that with the right mentality and put forth the performance that we did against vancouver and get a good result in this is one game have to be on the same page for 90+ minutes because they are tough players that can change the game at any second. the denver outlaws in the major. league lacrosse semi finals, they had to win their final six regular games just to make the four team playoffs and they are

today and the outlaws are saying hot, the outlaws one the outlaws 120-17 and the next saturday the outlaws will play for their second title in three years. a couple of months ago it looked like it would be a lost season but they turned the corner and now they are playing the title.>> taking the lizards down. thanks mark.

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taking a live look at mount cameras we see the clouds in the sunshine peeking through and it is a warm saturday chris.>> a very warm and that amateur wants to rain but it is so dry it is having a tough time, 89 the high today both at the airport and city, we started out in the mid to upper 50s. currently in the 80s along and east of interstate 25 and wrinkled burlington and 66, hot in grand junction with 92, weather watcher's tongue is a

gary and south lakewood and the fort collins weather watchers are being treated to a little shower, a few cycles here and there with 73 from julie know well in fort collins. a couple of light showers over the federal and messages clouds with a few sprinkles, a few storms often on the north eastern plains and east central plains, fort collins had a shower that rolled off and it did survive and raining now around wellington. if you're on interstate 25 stretcg see some rain and this may be moderate rain right now. on future cast all showers will die off as we go through the evening, although the latest models do want to bring more searches to the disturbed air to northeastern colorado around 10 pm and that his new data that went by and will have to watch that one closely. so a potential for another surge of storms in northeastern colorado but the rest of you stay dry and wake up tomorrow to mostly clear skies, sunday is another hot day with

and southern colorado has the best chance to see a shower tomorrow. we need widespread rain but it is not in the forecast and this is a concern, we are now abnormally dry from easter colorado springs for all the metro denver and all the front range foothills and a good chunk of southwest colorado and this is moderate drought way down in montezuma county. 50s on the eastern plains for the most part tonight and the junta 60, 40s in the valleys and 61 for grand junction. tomorrow 80s and 90s on the eastern plains and then back into the 90 territory here in denver and 70s in the higher elevations, hot on the western slope. poor air quality again on the front range with an ozone alert continuing through 4 pm sunday. our weather watcher fill since an interesting picture and said the scrub oak down that way has way more acorn z is used to

or a sign of the winter ahead? our environment gives us subtle signs and if you see anything cool i geek out with that stuff, email me and tell me what you are seeing. the extended forecast shows 90 kathy, most will stay dry and you always have that hope for daily pop-up storms but it is hope for most of us and it will not be widespread.

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scheduled to open toward the end of this year. now, two female african lions are enjoying a better life at the wild animal sanctuary in keansburg. johnwa and newjara heaven living in a roadside zoo and a veterinarian was ordered to step in as they were in poor health and now they are recovering at the keansburg sanctuary.>> they're going under intense medical treatment rehabilitated and join in and live with other lands that live at the sanctuary and live in big prize and large acreage habitats.>> according to craig when rescued one of the lions was days away from dying. taking a live look outside

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