hi, everybody. this is the news on cbs4, tuesday august 16th. i'm alan gionet. >> i'm britt moreno. thanks for joining us. let's find out about the forecast for today. dave aguilera is in-house. >> good morning, everybody. we have a nice tuesday. not a cloud in the mix today. as we start off cooler, 58 in golden. 59 in greenwood village and i love mitch and sandy granger who are up early, early with a number of 57 in arvada. our weather watchers. here's the satellite and radar. we had a couple of clouds and showers move across eastern colorado last night. partly cloudy to start the day.

western colorado and that's more than yesterday for showers and thunderstorms to fire up this afternoon. here's the break down for your day ahead. 73 at 9:00 a.m. and partly cloudy and the high today 88 degrees with afternoon thunderstorms popping up. got about a 20% chance today. a little higher than yesterday. still expecting a cool change at the end of the week, we'll talk about that, but time to gets your first traffic check of the morning. good morning, joel here's one of those spots. underneath the bridge from our cbs4 tech center cam, you have i-225 near bellevue in the northbound direction, you're down to one lane passed yale and they're doing paving work. we're across the denver-metro area, we have an accident as you travel along i-70 at federal. that's going to slow things down. we've been looking on the cameras for it effect specifically and haven't been able to find it. hopefully

attack onboard a train in europe. police say the attack took place in a passenger train in western australia. the man rested is a 60-year old german national who police say to be mentally confused. a 19-year old man suffered injuries to the stomach and back. a 17 has a throat injury and both in the hospital. there's no indication that any of this is terror-related and no word on r a shift in the winds fires -- the basin fire burned 2,000 acres in the town of agot and the fire is moving north and east. it's burning in a ravine. and firefighter was having a hard time. denver fire is investigating

franklin and 54 and crews responded to a fire. those were evacuated by the good thing is no one was injured. this morning, crews are trying to figure out the cause. families of a park deputy killed in february serving -- they're suing the department. they're seeking $1 million and martin is seeking he's dan bush. >>reporter: deputies should never have gone inside the home that martin worth refused to live. he killed 35-year old nate kerrigan when he entered the home. kerrigan's parents spoke with investigator brian maass. >> i trusted our sheriff for many years. i know nathan was loyal to the man. but he let us

worth, a previous -- park county sheriff ordered deputies to go inside despite the threats. >> the man promised to kill the deputies that came through the door. they had -- they bring aware of this. >> when the man went back into the house, why didn't they back off and wait. he wasn't going anywhere. why couldn't it wait? >> the sheriff fred told repo h team because he didn't think it was necessary and didn't expect worth to become violent. the wrongful death suit claims that the department failed to properly train and supervise its deputies and the sheriff office did not adhere to -- or a high risk eviction. >> dan rush reporting there. deputy martin had multiple gun wupds to his lower extremities and the filing indicates he suffers from post traumatic

crews are working to repair thousands of dollars of damage to a school. police are looking for the student they believe who did it. shawn chitnis is live. shawn, this is where there's a lot of damage to that school. >>reporter: yeah, britt. a lot of damage so close to the start of this school year a week away, and so that's why staff are now rushing to get the by monday. that damage with more than a dozen doors damaged by teenagers and the damages around $10,000. neighbors heard someone breaking glass and banging noises early that day. they called deputies saying they saw two people on the south side of the building wearing black. the jefferson county sheriff office arrived at the school at 6:00 and found two teenage boys

on campus. investigators say each had a pipe and they each dropped the pipes and ran off. the windows and doors have been boarded up. so staff are working to have school ready by monday as doors open for the new school year. the jefferson county police office are asking for help to identify those two suspects. if you have information to help them, you're asked to live in littleton, shawn chitnis. wall street is up. setting records and we have not been here in a long time. >> oil is going up. jill wagner live on the floor of the new york stock exchange and we're happy to see you up and with us this morning, hi, jill. rose i am. i'm up and ready. good morning, alan and britt. the markets opened a new record high. oil prices rebounded. the dow jumped 59 points and

pointing to a lower opener. hotel hei says 20 properties in the united states may have been hacked. mal ware may have collected customer's name and credit and debit info dating as far back as 2015. hei is advising customers to report any charges to their home. the company filed editing water. apple -- apple's expected to release its next iphone in september. and there may be winners, but the olympic winners can't beat uncle sam. they get cashed $10,000 for bronze and those winnings are considering winnings to the ers and subject to tax. >> what a killjoy you are.

[indiscernible]. >> sorry. >> here they are big winner and they get taxed. it happens. >> jill, great to see you . >> we can't take away -- >> you can't finish the sentence either, i guess. 7 people are dead in flooding in louisiana. >> it's terrible out there. search and rescue crews working around the clock to save homes and get people to safety. don champion has the latest from louisiana. >>reporter: flood waters south overnight as the river creeping over roadways. later, mike lambert joined sand bagging efforts trying to save homes from taking on water. >> we're not going to give up. we're going to stay until the bloody end, and if it knocks us down, we're going to get back up and rebuilt. >> the emmet is one left dangerously high following flooding in louisiana. this displaced resident broke down in

[ crying ] >> this is my entire life passed away. >> others like hailey are breathing a sigh of relief. she and her dog were rescued by a good samaritan by their submerged car over the week end. >> i couldn't do it from the boat, so i jumped in. >> i was thankful. i'm just thankful and blessed. >> many people in this who lived through hurricane katrina are forced to start over a second time. >> i lost my mom so everything is reoccurring to me again in my mind. >> more than 20,000 people have been rescued in the state since the flooding began friday and the danger isn't over. scattered showers and storms are still in the forecast here through the end of the week. don champion, cbs news, baton rouge, louisiana. >> and thousands of people are staying in shelters. thousands more are without power. more

have been declared disaster areas. today, governor edwards with meet are federal officials to discuss the ongoing recovery effort. back here at home, if you're just joining us, 58 degrees in denver. 4:40. michael phelps has plans for his future, but the olympic pools may not be apart of it. what's this? we hear from people from his

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the chair creek bike path and he has this story. >>reporter: this is ground zero for heroin in denver. syringes scattered and this man has he's given it up. >> i'm going through the cleaning process. not even a day, but then that's enough for me. i mean, you know, to go without day a miracle for me. >> those strung ou the law enforcement action. >> it's strange the last 3 weeks. >> just the last few weeks? >> yeah. they're doing a good job. >> when they arrest people. >> oh, yeah, oh yeah. >> in the past, using a disguise documented how much the homeless work on corners hand and hand with the heroin dealers.

>> he man came stumbling to me with heroin in his mouth. >> that's white tar. >> this is white tar. >> how much? >> [indiscernible]. >> how much? >> $20. [indiscernible]. >> even with the stories and police actions, handwriting never seem to completely go away. >> i gave it to god. i say i can't do it myself. i'm not even going to do it. >> rick we have checked with the denver's coroner's office and they said four people died from overdoses involving heroin so far this year. in our cbs4 morning health watch, there's a debate over nasal sprays. nasal spray provided children just as not protection verses standard flu shots. they challenged the

the nasal spray after some found it to not be effective. it comes from a random trial involving 1200 children. a new report finds full time college students drink more but smoke far less than other people their age. the federal report also says full time college kids are more likely engage in binge drinking. marijuana use was nearly identical among the two groups. and the american heart association is calling on people researchers say u.s. adults are sanitary for 6 to 8 hours a day, and that type of behavior may be associated with an increased risk of diabetes and cardiac disease. the association aim that those aim for 30 minutes of physical activity per day. those living in parts of indiana are going to be cleaning

up from this. a tornado touched down before 6:00 p.m. and left behind downed trees and the twister rolled over that area. several homes now, buildings are damaged. there are fortunately no reports of injuries because dave aguilera, folks can get worried about this when it's taking cover. there's somebody having a good look with the camera, i think, down there. look at the trees. >> oh, my gosh. alerts are getting better than they used to be. we have a long way but a lot of people get more advanced warning than we did a few years ago. that's great. around here, we've been lucky this august. you know, we've had a couple of hail storms but nothing like what's happening in the rest of the country with flooding and tornado and fire danger. and our danger is still high. we had a couple of brush fires pop up yesterday. we need some rain, and maybe it's coming. 59 in boulder.

breckenridge at 38. we have moderate air quality. it's a non alert day, so air quality not too shabby. we had a few showers over eastern colorado leaving behind a few clouds. partly cloudy across the eastern plains. more moisture working its way in the southwest. there's rain outside of telluride and south of grand junction. that will be moisture that waggles in here. we have a high pressure ridge over the southwest. moisture coming in. we'll have showers and thunderss today the way things are looking and that shows up in the forecast. we start off cloudy and the storms build in the mountains and pull over the eastern plains. a couple of storms could be big along the palmer divide pushing along lineman in the early part of the evening. after the sun goes down, we lose a lot of heating and we lose a lot of the convection. 80s and 90s across the eastern plains. denver, greeley, fort collins and the northeast cooler than yesterday.

yesterday. 88 today. same thing tomorrow with isolatd afternoon thunderstorms. and then cooler with a cold front coming through late in the day on thursday. 83 for the high on thursday. scattered thunderstorms and a better chance of rain as we head into friday and saturday and by friday and saturday, joel, the 70s might return to town. so a little cool down still expected. >> that looks like a great weekend. cbs4 mouse trap cam. it's pointed off to the west so you can see the accident at i-70 along there blocking off the left portion of the highway. watch out for that. if we have volume, it would cause delays, but cars able to get by that. slowing along c-470 to the north of king carol out to 285 as they continue to do some paving operations through there. and we've been watching underneath the bridge here, you can see the lights take off. to get over into the left lane, you're down to one lane getting passed yale.

michael phelps has more hardware than a home depot. he's ready to move onto something new. marcus washington has reaction from people in his hometown of baltimore maryland. >>reporter: for any athlete, the goal is to be the best. >> it's my favorite thing to do. >> you look to the best for inspiration. >> michael phelps. >> why is michael phelps your favorite swimmer? >> because he's the best. >> there's a time when the best has to tak >> i'm done competing, but no means is this mean that it's the end of my career. it's the start of something new. >> from major advertisements with under armor to a record 23 gold medal and a total of 28, and -- there's no doubt that michael phelps has left a legacy. something that -- >> when he was coming up and people were comparing him to mark spitz and he said i don't

spitz, i want to be the first michael phelps. >> charm city will always be in his heart. >> that's my home and where i grew up and where i learned to swim, and i look forward to going back. i look forward to seeing some ravens games and orioles games. going to getting some crabs. >> as the same goes, you may take the person and medals. >> this is where i want to finish my career and this is the cherry on top of the cake and looking back at the two plus years that i spent training, i don't have anything else that's left. the same thing has been rough for the rockies, it's putting it nicely. entering yesterday, the club lost 9 of

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year's olympic games. jenny moos shows us that fans can't get enough. >> when you're running 100 meters under 10 seconds, who has time to smile. bolt, that's who. his smiling photo had tweets flying. bolt stops, takes a selfie and continues to win the race. as for his rivals, homey is fighting for his life and bolt is posing for photos mid-race. smiling the road runner, beep, beep, at least bolt didn't stick out his tongue. like the road runner, it's taking me longer to type this tweet than it took bolt to run and win his event. the olympics semi-race was transformed into the presidential race. the bolt's smile may be an internet him --

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good tuesday morning. i'm britt moreno. >> i'm alan gionet. this is the news on cbs4. the plague of heroin in the area and the people it afflicts. jaime is live. >>reporter: the big announcement coming in this morning involving the bus of a major heroin ring. we have details coming up on cbs4 morning news. >> jaime see you in a minute or two. tonight, you can weigh in on a proposal to add more parking in veil. a flood victim in louisiana whose rescue was caught on camera talks about what got her into trouble. the high waters are now responsible for at least 7 deaths. yesterday we got a look at that rescue this morning. we know more about the story there. we want to look at the forecast. >> back here at home, we're expecting another pretty warm day. dave aguilera is tracking the forecast for us. dave,