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,

not as hot as yesterday's 92, but we'll be near normal. 73 at 9:00 a.m. and partly cloudy skies. a chance of seeing a late day thunderstorm in the city. a cool down by the end of the week. it's time to talk traffic with joel hillan watching things. >> good morning, dave. looking from our cbs4 mouse tram. this is lights lane blocked off. this morning, a joint task force is going to announce a big heroin best as they go after a drug that's more common and has addicts becoming a plague in their own in places like the cherry creek bike path. jaime leary has a closer look at what's happening. jaime. >>reporter: good morning, alan. this is a really big deal this morning. the colorado attorney general's office, the dea and denver police among other agencies are going to announce

down of everybody from street level dealers to high level distributors. according to the denver coroner's office, four people have died. rick salinger has been documenting this problem for years and he visited the cherry creek bike path. syringes are easy to spot. he reported how the been working hand and hand with the dealers and despite police action, it has been a difficult problem for the city to cleanup. details on this bust are expected to come this morninged around 11:30 at the judicial building. the charges, we're told will be at the state level. live in denver, jaime leary, cbs4 morning news. >> thank you for that. voters in vail can lift the ticket tax. the fund could create more parking.

kroesh he will has the latest. >>reporter: try finding a parking spot on a monday during the sum. you'll be hard pressed. >> people scramble around. >> imagine searching at a spot on a saturday in december and even more impossible task. >> a lot of people park on the frontage roads. >> the proposal -- it's not exactly popular with everyone. >> it. it's lately really come to the for front. >> vail has a 4% lift tax. those funds goes to the general fund. if passed by voters, this new tax could double that starting next year. >> it would effect the consumer and that means guest and locals alike, it's across the board with that. >> those buying the lift tickets is a concern.

the consumer and we don't want to do that. >> another mountain town asking the resort to chip in more to cover costs. >> that was matt reporting. a council meeting -- dave aguilera with you. >> good morning, alan. we're checking out weather watcher temperatures and most in the 57 from mitch in -- 64 degrees from doug in hot kiss going on. around denver, we're cool at 58. partly cloudy skies with thunderstorms building this afternoon and our temperatures not as hot as yesterday. 88 in fort collins. 88 in boulder. 81 in castle rock and 8 8 for the high in denver today. 5-day forecast around the corner. let's check traffic with joel. >> well, dave, we're watching a

travel in the eastbound direction of i-70. this is at federal. you can see the flashing lights within the last few minutes. that's not the case westbound along c-470. there's a closure of a big stretch that starts right near quebec and extends to university this morning due to an accident. you can see the long line of purple along there and we zoom out across the denver-metro area, we've got slowing along c-470 as well both directions from king carol out ongoing paving operations. alan. >> joel, thanks a lot. a deputy killed in the line of duty is suing the department. nate carrigan died when worth began shooting deputies when she entered his home to evict him. carrigan's say they were let down. they're suing claims gross negligence. they claim

after worth after he went into the home. the sheriff said he did not order a swat team because he didn't think worth would become violent. a california man behind bars facing 7 counts of arson for sparking a fire which destroyed 175 homes. reid bennion has the latest. >>reporter: california residents in a wild fire. >> detectives with the a tans owe -- the detective assistance office -- >> they believe the man was connected to fires in lake county. despite having a suspect in custody, the battle is a tough one according to daniel.

another home would ignite. that was the seen for several nights. >> the fire began saturday. the california long drought contributed to the fast growth. >> conditions are critically dry and the conditions were able to grow. >> it was 5% contained and while many residents may be happy about arrests, many are coping with the loss of their homes. evacuated with home and businesses being destroyed. >> it was worse than on tv, honestly. >> i'm reid bennion reporting. >> 7 people are dead in flooding in louisiana. and some 20,000 have been forced out by the high waters. search and rescue crews along with the national guard are trying to get people to safety. yesterday, we heard from haleigh, the woman whose rescue was caught on camera over

what happened when she tried to go pick up her medicine. >> by the time i tried to turnaround, the water shot me in the red car into the water and started filling up, filling up. >> she got out of the hospital. she and her dog were pulled from a small car by three rescuers. and they're lucky to be alive. the woman and her pet are now looking for a new place to live. donald trump delivers his message ahead, what he says about letting immigrants into the united states. uncle sam is waiting at the finish line for some olympians. i have those stories coming up in your cbs4 money watch report. residents in need.

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republican donald trump is trying to -- donald trump is trying to convince those he's the right candidate. he's trying to suspend visa's. it's not clear what further trump would do here, but trump is calling people who wish to enter the country to take an ideological test to see if they harbor american values. >> the time is overdue to develop a new screening test for the threats we face today. i call it extreme vetting. >> trump also argued that any country willing to work with the united states against isis would be considered an ali. russia is attacking targets in syria.

cleveland today to talk about her economic plan. yesterday while in pennsylvania she talked about trump's plans. >> he talked about letting syria becoming a free zone for isis. a major country in the middle east that could launch attacks against us and others. >> clinton want to increase the number of syrian refuges the united states lets in. she'll work with moderate muslims who she believes are key to defeating isis. hotel operator hei says 20 property in the united states may have been hacked. that includes a hotel in the high country here in our state. mal ware may have been collected. customers information and credit card information. the data was collected from december of 26, the 2015 through april 10th of this year. the western snow mass resort is the only colorado

customers should review their accounts for suspicious activity. >> weather and traffic every 10 minutes. >> i think you're going to like today. less heat. yesterday was a great day. here's how it finished up in frederick. greg sent this shot in -- david sent this shot. temperatures right now, 43 in craig. 46 in gunnison and in greeley. 54. doug in hot cuss has 6 4 going on. we have moderate air quality going on today d california wild fires coming in yesterday. here's a look at the satellite and radar, and what really brings attention to your eye here is a little rain moving into the san juan mountains down there and that's moisture that makes its way into eastern colorado later today. it's moving in under a high pressure ridge over the southwest here, but that will be pushing in a little more heat today. and a little more moisture as well. so all together, i think we've

cast. partly cloudy to start off and showers and thunderstorms fire up. if there's a spot where they'll be heaviest -- today's highs if you're in the northeast, cooler than yesterday. still low 90s, low to mid-90s, pueblo and lamar, and 70s in the mountains today. my forecast for denver looks like this. upper 80s today and tomorrow with isolated afternoon thunderstorms each day. better chances of scattered thunderstorms once temperatures down into the 70s by the time we get to friday. heading into the weekend, now if you have driving issues, joel hillan is our issue man this morning. >> we got a big one. a traffic alert we're following for you. this is the westbound direction of c-470 which has been closed at quebec. they got 1 left lane opened, but police continues activity along there. you can see where the stretch of road is. our shawn chitnis is on his

information from the ground. we're going to see how that effects your morning commute as we move forward. it's in the westbound direction. that's the one bright spot. if it was in the eastbound direction, we're going to see high volume -- i-270 looking good. i-76 and 6th avenue, you got c-470 to the south of 285 is slow both directions as you make your way from king carol all the way out to 285. we've had flashing lights the bridge at bellevue in the northbound direction of i-25 from our cbs4 tech center cam. and you can see the flashing lights moving off to the side. hopefully we can get the rest of those cones picked up and moved out of the way. some families in need of eye care is seeing easier today and that's because they got a chance to get eye care on wheels. kathy walsh has the details for us. >> cover your left eye.

alicia is having her eyes examined. she doesn't have vision insurance and she can't afford glasses so she qualifies for this no-cost care. >> [foreign language] >> denver is one of ten cities where -- there's a mobile exam room and a lab to make glasses in minutes. it's operated vsp vision care and laura fanning says they'll be parked in town through thursday. >> we're hoping to see 1,000 patients within this 4-day period. >> they'll do it with the help of low optometrist. >> holtsman wants to help those who may fall through the cracks. >> i've had several first time patients who never had an eye

>> this is a chance for people in need to finally see clearly. eyes of hope have helped 1 million people and the goal is 1 million more been 2020. >> that's a wonderful story. that was kathy walsh reporting. the exams are first come first serve. the van will be in town through thursday. if you can get in to see a doctor, you

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rescue mission is underway right now after a speed boat collided with a tourist vessel. we know at least three people are dead. there were some 15 to 20 people on the tourist boat. no word yet on how many people were on the speed boat. we'll continue to follow this story for you. stocks right now looking down ahead of the open after reaching a record we have not seen since 1999. all three major -- they reached highs. and to take the fun out of the olympics, uncle s coming knocking. here's karina mitchell with the money watch. >>reporter: u.s. home builders are feeling confident about the housing market. a key index rose 2 point to 60 meaning builders -- the dow gained 59 point and the nasdaq added 29. a new bankrate.com study finds

saving for retirement. those aged 52 to 61 will saving less even though they're more likely to be in their peak earning years. there's winners, but olympic medalist can't beat uncle sam. those get cash. 25,000 for each gold medal. 15 for silver and 10,000 for bronze. toes are considered income by the irs. that's your money watch. for more, log onto cbsmoneywatch.com. i'm karina mitchell. we have a photo finish in the women's 400-meter final. it's stirring up controversy. miller falls across the finish line.

allison felix. watch it again. here it is in slow mow . her torso finished ahead of felix. despite the fall, she was declared the winner. with the silver medal, felix is the most accomplished female in track and field. she beat our jam -- she beat out jackie who has six. let forecast. we're looking at thunderstorms. there's storms in minneapolis to chicago and push to go the northeast as moisture is pushing that way. same little train of moisture that blew through louisiana and texas and st. louis yesterday. temperature wise, the hot stuff, vegas looking at 101 and 110 at phoenix. a lot of the east coast out here has heat advisories going on like in dc, it's 96.

through the roof going on out there. around here, 88 degrees out to be our high. a better chance of seeing afternoon thunderstorms today. much better once we get to the end of the week which we'll talk about coming up. traffic time with mr. joel. hey, joel how are you doing >> we've had the westbound side of c-470 closed off that has recently reopened. you can see the police lights we had eer the investigation, we're told does continue. we're going to continue to follow that for you, but not causing the delays it was previously. we had a nice line of the purple coming on the westbound direction of c-470 across douglas area. slowing along c-470, but the drive along dia is looking good. the a-line for now running on time. >> joel, thank you very much. coming up on the cbs4

hear from a woman who was rescued. it was all caught on camera. donald trump is calling for banning immigrants who don't share american values, why clinton criticized her -- i'm hanna daniels in new york. i'll have the latest on campaign 2016 coming up. fights have been known to happen during training ca sanders and harris is not the guys you would expect to get into a fight. certainly not with one another. the two exchanging blows during 11 on 11. sanders lost his helmet in the mayday. that was the added energy and competitive edge at practice yesterday. gary kubiak much more pleased with the offensive performance than saturday's practice. kubiak says he wants to see that everyday.

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started on a tuesday morning and we have a nice day ahead. dave aguilera coming up. i'm alan gionet. >> and i'm britt moreno. it's that time of year so we like to say hello to parent and students. summer is officially over. >> parents be calm. those bringing those kindergartners, good luck. you'll make it through the day. the kids will be fine, i parents i don't k >> the summer is winding down and mike goes to school on thursday. oh, man. a lot more i want to do . if you're going to be doing stuff today, partly cloudy. 73 at -- 88 and about a 20% chance of afternoon thunderstorms today. a little better as we get toward the end of the week. let's see how the traffic is shaping up. here's joel hillan at 5:30. >> flashing lights.