. good morning. it's sunday, august 14th. right now on colorado's news channel. >> if you love your son, if you love your daughter, text them, call them, pull them by the ears and get them home. >> a mayor's warning to parents in milwaukee after violent police protests after a shooting a young woman is hit westminster. what may have prevented her from hearing the train behind her. yesterday the swat standoff and what caused police to shoot the suspect. . and good sunday moshing to -- morning to you. i'm kelly werthmann. check out the video of electric weather moving through colorado

chris spears is in colorado's weather center with today's forecast. what's in store? >> what's in store? a hot and mostly dry day. those thunderstorms were two straight hours last night. beautiful sunrise in progress about to come above the or horizon. those clouds are out there from the storms on the video from doppler camera. be these sprinkles in the south eastern part of the state. these are left over from the storms we had yesterday. maybe a sprinkle or two out there in lineman and trinidad. for the most part, precipitation is done. breckenridge may need a jacket this morning. north breckenridge area nothing like thatter nothing -- like that.

little chill in foothills front range. a lot of sunshine around the state. temperatures quickly going to 80s. kelly, by mid afternoon, low to mid-90s on the eastern plains we'll talk about how long the heat will last and if we have relief in sight. >> thank you. a police officer in georgia is shot and killed. the shooter is on the run. investigators say patrol officer tim smith was investigating a suspicious person in a neighborhood in the city of mc suspect, he got out of his -- encountered the suspect, he got out of his patrol car and was shot. no information at this time. an officer in milwaukee shot and killed a man police say was armed with a gun. after wards, protestors burned down four buildings including a gas station. hundreds took to the streets

one officer was hurt by a brick thrown into a squad car. another police car was heavily damaged. it started after a man ran from police following a traffic stop yesterday afternoon. police say the man had a gun. it's not clear whether he was pointing or aiming at officers. the officer fatally shot the suspect twice, a move the milwaukee mayor says was necessary. >> the gunas gun. 23 rounds in the gun that that officer was staring at. i want to make sure we don't lose police officers in this community either. >> several hours after the shooting, hinge things have calmed down. the officer was wearing a goad camera at the time of the shoot -- a body camera at the

the investigation is ongoing a woman was hit by a train. the train sounded the horn, but it was unable to stop. the woman was dead at the scene. reports say she may have been wearing headphones at the time. her identity is not released. developments on a story we brought you yesterday. a swatted standoff in lakewood ended in gunfire. the man shot by police later led to injuries. hord to the standoff shooting. >> reporter: neighbors were jolted by the gunfire hitting this old red pickup truck. >> i woke up to three gunshots and jumped out of bed. >> police had been looking for the man in the pick up telling us he had seven warrants against him. they found him at 4:20 this morning. >> agents backed off to contain the area. >> three hours later, police say

weapon. decision was made by the swat team to open fire. >> it's crazy people try to test the police. you're not going to win. >> i'm glad they got him, but who knows if it's the right way or wrong way the way they took him. with warrants and if he had a weapon on him, that makes a big difference. >> a 911 call to neighborhood at this area. >> they tell you to do something, then a lot less people will get hurt. >> police may release the man's age and name today along with what warrants they were trying to serve. right now the seven is on for a man that tried to sexually assault a woman. this is the sketch of the suspect.

town area when the hispanic man started walking with her. the man chased her and tried to sexual assault her. she was able to fight him off. the man is described as hispanic in his 20s with dark, wavy hair. a fire is burning on private lane. the flames have burned one structure and at least 0 down. people living near wallace creek are told to evacuate. no word yet on containment. new information on a risky rescue in southern colorado. a man from new york fell 30 feet while walking in crest needle with his son friday. the son called for help and crews were able to pull the injured man to safety. the hiker has several fractures.

life. the gathering continuing this weekend. it's a conference and fund-raiser for the republican party. corey gardener spoke yesterday morning. he refrained from comments on the current divide in the republican party and instead focused on economic policy at state and national level. he called for change of outdated regulations he says are preventing small businesses from growing. >> we should have a sun set on regulations. because a regulation passed in 1960 doesn't mean dozens of prominent republicans signed a letter asking the national committee to divert money from trump's campaign to races in the senate and house. let's get a check forecast. >> good morning. sun coming up over the horizon. here's a look at doppler 4000. you had overnight showers on their way out. do they come back? we'll talk about that in your

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didn't have the same for younger people. younger may view pit -- view it as an obligation. research suggest a mediterranean die let can slow down -- diet can slow down memory decline. marijuana has become years. does that mean there are more pot smokers? >> eye opening data on marijuana. a new poll says the number of adult american pot smokers has nearly doubled in the last three years that breaks down to one in eight people according to the telephone survey of 1,000 people. a 2014 government study found cannabis to be the most commonly

available in colorado, alaska, washington. residents in the west were more likely to smoke pot. voter ins five other states will decide on legalizing weed this november. advocates say it's beneficial for those suffering from diseases and medical conditions. among them, cancer, epilepsy, alzheimer's. marijuana is listed as a schedule 1 drug, same category as heroin. da officials say pot linked to mental and health issues. it could be another busy day for emergency crews in louisiana. they've made 2,000 water rescues following days of heavy rain in the south. the rain is expected to move into central and northern louisiana this week. at least three people have died and another is missing. the severe weather is also affecting southern mississippi. chris, i know you and i have been talking about this weather and posting about it on social

they're going through down there. >> yeah, what's even scarier, they have four to six days of this type of rainfall. another 10 to 20 inches could fall in locations there. louisiana to arkansas, southern illinois, western tennessee. nothing like that here. look at your sunrise on your screen. going to be a beautiful day but a hot one across the state. right now comfortable, great morning to go outside and sit on the patio. 50s on eastern plains, 60s in 35 ledville this morning. 40s on the western slope. little warmer in valleys. grand junction 62 degrees. our weather watcher has 50. heather jones has 60 in aurora. looking at the upper atmosphere. high pressure all week long. that will keep us hot. as we roll to the end of the week, this high pressure ridge builds up the coast of the u.s.

high into colorado and bring us a little relief. fingers crossed if hoping for cooler weather that's what comes to be. on the future cast here, today a lot of sunshine around the state. just a widely scattered thunder shower here or there. nothing too widespread on the way. most of you are going to stay dry today. a lot of sunshine. you'll need the sunscreen. we clear out overnight. thunder showers that pop up go away. monday we'll do it all again. although looks like monday we might have a absolutely better chance for more cloud cover and passing thunderstorms. clouds today hot and well to the 90s. 90 to 95 for most locations. couple of places on i-70 corridor may stay mid to upper 80s. 70s to 80 up high.

most locations. here's an advisory for denver today. ozone reaction today, if you suffer from a respiratory infection, may be tough to be outside. >> widely scattered thunderstorms each afternoon. nothing too crazy on the forecast here kelly. just a typical summer pattern for us. hot and dry. notice thursday that 88 on there. if that trough develops, we may get c >> we've said this so many times. when 88 feels like a cool down, it's been hot here. >> chris, thank you. design affects our lives in many ways especially our homes. no one knows that more than the host of the tv show "fixer upper ." jane introduces us to the texas twosome. >> are y'all ready to see your fixer upper?

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got heated between rockies and phillies. first inning, franco connects for three run home run off tyler anderson. phillies up 3-0. anderson not happy with himself. in the fourth, next time franco is up, anderson hit franco in the shin with the first pitch. anderson took a few steps toward franco. like that, anderson ejected. abdomennerson anderson trying to explain it wasn't intentional. rockies end up losing 6-3. >> obviously he got in a tough situation. he happened to hit a home run the bat before. it was nothing intentional. he was on the plate a little more than last time. it's part of pitching. it happens all the time.

intentional. it hit him in the shin. just unfortunate situation. >> rockies wrap up this afternoon. have a good one. . this is the news on your money watch report this morning. toyota is recalling 337 ,000 vehicles. the recall involves the rav 4 suv and lexus h sedan from 2010 model year it felt auto maker says the suspension arm could separate from the vehicle and cause the driver to lose control. ruby tuesday announced it's closing 95 locations by next month. the casual restaurant chain hasn't said which of more than 700 locations would be going out of business. there's one here in denver and three in the metro area. the company plans to revamp the

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august 14th. a gorgeous sunrise looking east this morning. chris spears says we have a hot day on tap. let's get to him right away in colorado's weather center. chris? >> good morning kelly. nice day to get outside and enjoy yourself. we're wrapping up summer. it's hard to believe that. school is back in session. take advantage of these days. there's not many ahead before things start changing. longs peak, rocky mountain national park, just beaut here's a view from pike's peak, top looking east back to the sunrise. there were thunderstorms that developed last night on the far eastern plain gave denver a light show to the east and southeast. they're pretty much gone. just a few sprinkles way down here in the south central part of the state. weather watchers this morning, dozens of our weather watchers up. david berry, 52 degrees. if you like to geek out and have thermometer and rain gauge,

watchers. 50s and 60s in the metro area this morning for most locations. 62 englewood for a warmer spot. 57 ever green. 59 brighton and commerce city. 59 centennial. going to be a fast warm-up now that the sun is up by the 8:00 hour. we should be climbing to 60s, getting to 90s by mid afternoon. plenty of sunshine out there maybe a widely scattered storm. do we get relief from breaking overnight, a police officer in georgia is shot and killed. the shooter on the run. tim smith was investigating a suspicious person in the neighborhood city of macon last night. when smith encountered the suspect, he got out of his patrol car and was fatally shot. no one is in custody at this time. the latest on another deadly police shooting involving an

and killed a man armed with a gun. after the shooting, protestors burned four businesses including a gas station. this was taken by a witness driving past the scene. hundreds took to the streets clashing with police. three were arrested. one officer was hurt when a brick was thrown into a squad car. another police car was heavily damaged. it started when a man ran from police following a traffic stop yesterday afternoon. police say the man had a gun. it's not clear if he was pointing or aiming the suspect twice, a move one in the neighborhood disagrees with. >> still no reason there's no phasing or of apprehension before you shoot and kill them. >> after several hours, things did calm down in milwaukee. the officer was wearing a body camera at the time of the shooting the investigation is ongoing.

deputies have been fired for using excessive force against inmates. the notice of all three terminations came within a two week period this summer. deputy jackson was fired for an incident in 2014 when he threw a mentally ill patient back in his cell after seizing his bible the department says deputy arebball used excessive force in 2016 when he smashed i inmate's if anythinger eight horses died in adams county in a barn fire yesterday morning. brighton fire crews arrived to find the barn engulfed in flames. it was an accident sparked by overloaded extension cord. police are asking for help finding this man. he was last seen friday. he was wearing a gray t-shirt, gray pants, black tennis shoes. if you've seen him, give police

the presidential election is now less than three months away. trump rallied support in connecticut saturday while hillary clinton's running mate hit the campaign trail for the democrats. brian has the latest. >> with supporters in fairfield connecticut chanting, lock her up, trump blasted his rival hillary clinton saturday night. >> she is going to raise your taxes. she is going to raise your regulations for which is going to put everybody out of work. >> a republican presidential candidate hasn't won connecticut since 1988. trump isn't writing off the state. >> we're making a big move for state of connecticut. >> trump says in november he can win states that have gob -- have gone to democrats in recent elections will youing pennsylvania. he warned -- including pin pen.

my opinion, pennsylvania, is if cheating goes on. >> trump trails clinton in national polls and in most battleground states. >> my prediction is when this campaign is over and people have forgotten the losing campaign he ran, two words they will remember about trump issue you're fired. >> tim kaine campaigned in new hampshire criticizing trump's character. >> this guy will make up anything. we are n 2015 tax returns friday and are calling on trump to do the same. brian web, website news. the broncos are back to work after an impressive preseason win in chicago. gary kubiak was not at all pleased from what we saw from offense yesterday. he made them do extra work after the defense was done.

after practice, kubiak was in no mood to talk about the plan for next qbs next week. >> i'm not happy with practice today. i'll look at today, we'll wake up monday. monday we go back to work we'll keep plugging and find the right one. didn't practice good offensively. less than 48 hours out of a game to practice is tough. we handled it defensively and not disappointing for me. >> of big broncos news has -- other big broncos news has to do with fowler. he is competing to be the team's third receiver. he says he hopes to be back by the end of the preseason schedule. up next are 49ers at mile high this saturday at 7:00. teams hit the tarmac saturday at dia for the fourth annual fund-raiser. it benefits special olympics

fastest to pull a plane 12 feet. that's no small feat. that aircraft weighs 167,000 pounds. money raised will help special olympians train year around here in colorado. we have 20,000 competitors in 22 sports. right now a giant mural is greeting light rail riders along the g line. it's the largest public art consolation. 22 people from the used as since -- as inspiration there's more art to come. rtd commissioned public art work at every new station.

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the 20 to 30-inch range. it is still coming down from houston through louisiana, arkansas, memphis, up to st. louis. this region of the country expecting to see heavy rain this entire week due to a stalled out frontal system. some places in louisiana have seen 30 inches of rain could get another 15 to 20 inches. i can't even fathom those numbers f. you know anyone in louisiana, they have to be on gu south louisiana. 48 from our weather watcher. much of the metropolitan area, upper 50s and lower 60s this morning. what a great start to the day. nice to sit out and have coffee. 80s by noon. in the 90s this afternoon. widespread 90s across our state. we'll talk about the week ahead coming up in a built. thanks chris. the jefferson county da's office held the annual safety fair.

one hands on demonstration proved to be fun and popular. of course i had to give it a whirl. >> from behind the wheel of this virtual ride, drivers of all ages are learning the dangers of driving distracted or impaired. >> i was obviously inexperienced. i pushed the wrong pedals. >> the simulator is one of stops at the jefferson jefferson county fair. from boat safety to bomb squads and bounce houses, it focuses on safety and community support. >> shows the support from the community to law enforcement and safety responders. it allows law enforce. and first responders to interact in a fun, supportive way with the public. i think that's so very

at fair is more important than the other. the bike rodeo for kids was among the more popular attractions. >> young kids working with law enforcement to see how to be safe on their bikes. >> to see how fast you were going. >> whether virtual or actual, there's important real life messages. >> it's good because people need to know you can't run around like you've got to like be safe so you don't hurt other people. >> always important. now you can find more information about yesterday's event as well as other safety tips by visiting cbsdenver.com. dozens of homeowners in california are out of their homes after wildfires take over the state.

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. taking a look at your top story this is morning. a young woman is hit and killed by a train near wads worth and 108th avenue. a train operator said they applied the breaks and sounded the arm. they were unable to stop in time to avoid the crash yesterday afternoon. preliminary reports say she may have been wearing headphones her identity has released. people in lower lake, california have been forced out of their homes under mandatory evacuations. flames spread 600 acres the fire is only 16% contained. the fire forced evacuations of 100 homes yesterday afternoon. the nation of cuba is marking a major birthday. castro turned 90.

assassination attempts. castro led the revolution in the 50s that changed the course of cuba's history. he's watching as a modern day warming trend takes hold with his long time foe washington. >> chris is here with the forecast. >> good morning. looking toward the foothills for you. it's a little hazy. we have air quality issues along the front range and o zone alert through this afternoon. the temperatures are nice and comfortable. we are in the 50s and foothills. if you climb above 9,000 feet, you'll find 30s and 40s across our state and on the western slope. a variety of temperatures because elevation is varied so much. warm in the valleys, 62 grand junction. 53 phil curry. our weather watcher in east frank town and greeley area. bob has 61 degrees this morning. high pressure sitting over us today. it will keep us high and dry for the most part.

shower. ridge of high pressure stays with us the beginning of the week. watch this starting wednesday. there are indications this ridge is going to build unthe west coast of the united states. if that happens, we'll get the air out of alaska and western canada down the front side of that high. that will cool us down and hopefully bring us a chance of rain. here on future cast today, expect a handful of passing clouds from time to time and couple p nothing widespread, too heavy or that will last too long. i don't think your plans are going to be compromised. tonight we clear out rolling into your monday. much of the same. another not day m random thunderstorms popping up here and there. cloud cover passing through. nothing widespread. 920s east of 25. few places may hang in the 80s. 70s to near 80 in the high

unhealthy air today if you have compromised system. maybe if you suffer from as ma. a tough afternoon -- asthma out there. a tough afternoon. we may break streak of 90s. 87 with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms. kelly, i know you love to explore culture as much as i do. this is a cool event. a free different cultures is coming to aurora this saturday. >> global fest will feature food, drinks, music. here to talk to us is abraham and tamara. thank you for being here this morning. we're going to get to your beautiful -- i don't want to call it an outfit. it's more than that. your attire is gorgeous. >> thank you. >> what is global fest.

abraham? >> sure. it's an international celebration for aurora. we do this because we're one of the most diverse cities in the country. we try to actually embrace that and celebrate our different cultures. people come from all over the world. they share their culture through food, drinks, clothing, and several things we do over there. this is also an event for entire families. >> food and drinks. my favorite. >> >> yes. this is the third year for this i've never been. what can we expect in particular? >> this is third year. we expect to see a colorful event with performances -- we have about 20 performances from all over the world. we have 14 food vendors, beautiful food that we brought today for example. this is from panama.

or argentina. >> that's what this is? >> can we eat one on air? >> also this vendor shared with us those plants over there. and this is rice with chicken. we have 14 different food vendors. beer is more local brewers. they're going to bring their international inspired beers. for example, we belgium pale ale. that's for the city of aurora. >> that's wonderful. talking about beer, getting a lot in colorado excited about that. i'm so excited tamara. you've brought so much color to our newsroom. gorgeous. tell us about your gar garment. >> sure. it is associated with the word grace. it can be worn different ways

country you're from in india or asia. i'm wearing most from additional way. there's three pieces to it. i've worn it to the left draped area. typically women that are married wear the veil covering their head. unmarried women wear it over the shoulder. exposing the naval or belly button is supreme being and center of life. >> yes. 25 countries are represented in the fashion show. purpose is to show off culture through different garments. there will be three different parts what it is broken down to. people can see the other festivities, fashion show and things going on. >> that's exciting. thank you both for being here to bring in delicious scents and your gorgeous self. you're not married yet. something has got to change. >> exactly.

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another man put victims vapor rub on every edge of the signs. when hillary for prison signs were taken, the owner reinstalled them with surveillance cameras and electric fencing. it may not be easy to steal an election, but an election sign? in his final olympic race, michaellp the relay giving him his 23rd olympic gold medal. on the podium, he was understandably emotional. he took it all in one last time. he said he lived a dream come true. kelly, we have a beautiful day underway. a few places have a little chill. look here, our weather watcher in every greens starting off

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good morning, it's sunday, august 14 on colorado's news channel. >> if you love your son, if you love your daughter, call them, pull them by the is and get them home. >> mayors warning to parents in milwaukee after violent police protest following an officer shooting. a young woman hit and killed in westminster by a train, what could've prevented her from hearing the train. and an update on the swat standoff in lakewood, what cause police to shoot the suspect. >> announcer: live colorado's news channel this is cbs 4 morning news. good sunday morning to you i am kelly werthmann and we