hi, everybody. this is the news at 6:00 a.m. a driver smashes into the backyard overnight leaving a pile of rubble and then just takes >> and a big shakeup this morning in donald trump's campaign. plus -- spectacular flames burn out here. >> this erupted overnight. a new california wild fire forces 82,000 people from their homes. a look at the overnight damage. let's look live outside and there's your morning sky. we are in for maybe some more trouble today and wait until you hear what's going to happen

thanks for joining us on this wednesday. we got to say good luck to park county school because summer is over and they're going to class. we want to go to joel because there's a-line problems. this area has been plagued with problems. >>reporter: rtd saying severe delays. they say expect delays. if you're heading out to the airport, you're going to any backups they have, they've got to get those out there at these various stops to the airport. no word if they're using bus bridges this morning or if they need to or how big those delays are. they're calling them severe delays. there's a huge accident at i-270 to -- copter 4 just arriving. your plate is full this morning, joel. we have a beautiful sunrise for you happening at 6:13 this morning. a little cloud cover out there.

your screen over the colorado state line. showers in the southwest. coming up, we'll look at what to expect. a big change in the works. >> chris, thanks very much. a crash. it looks like a tornado rolled through this denver property. a driver smashed into this backyard early this morning. this is near evans and federal. we know the driver hit a small steel pole and split that in two. the driver took out a fence can see. it hit a trailer and that was parked in the backyard. likely destroyed a garage there or shed. we can't tell what it was at the end of the property. the owner tells us this happens too often in the area. he's dealing with a court case from the last time someone hit his property. the driver took off, but police caught up to the driver a few blocks away and took the person to the hospital

international airport will look like a medical disaster zone. it's apart of a drill. jaime leary is live this morning with the story. hi, jaime. >>reporter: good morning, britt. more than 300 people from local and state federal agencies, the ones that would contribute in a disaster for real will be put to the test in a huge simulated one. it's a chance for everyone to see how well the national disaster medical system works together. this is what previous years have looked like and we're told that the drill is going to simulate the evacuation of victims from a large earthquake in the salt lake city area. emergency crews are going to set up a triage senter and transport 150 volunteer patients to nine metro area hospitals via ambulance and military helicopters. the whole operation is going to take place over a period of 6 hours. and we'll get into motion this morning right here around 7:00

ground in the air, keep in mind it's a drill and it's not going to impact any operations over at dia. but there will be a lot of commotion, so keep that in mind if you're in the area. it's just a drill. live from flight support system, jaime leary, cbs4 morning news. >> jaime, thank you. centennial airport will look like a disaster scene tonight. crews worked on their skills during imagine training last night. they played putting time for weather and traffic every 10 minutes on the fours this morning. we got a lot of issues we're dealing with. here's chris. >> good morning, we're starting off fairly mild across metro denver this morning. 50s and 60s in the city. 61 at city park. 58 in brighton. we have storms pop up yesterday . hanna taylor caught an amazing

i-270. people got a half inch of rain. berry got six hundreds of an inch of rain. high clouds and showers in the south western san juans mountains. and air quality continues to be poor along the front range. we're expecting a fast rise through the 80s topping off in the upper 80s. they'll be afternoon clouds that build up and we could squeeze out a couple of more storms today. we follow the travel alert -- this is i-270 both directions. it's blocked off in the left lane as you travel either side or both sides thereof i-270 of commerce city. you have a van and they have the junk out there along the roadway and heavy police presence. this is causing delays. look at the long line of red. this is in the westbound direction from i-70 and backing up onto i-70 itself. it's a mess trying to get into town. southbound along i-225 effected as apart of this as well. let me show you the

camera. i-270 and york crawling along and you have a zipper and you have to merge that traffic. hopefully they can get that cleared out shortly. if you're getting in your your car, you can turn on our partners 850. a person is dead involvi motorcycle. doctors are treating 1 person with serious injuries. the department of justice is expected to announce a comprehensive review of the commerce city police department. commerce city's mayor and city manager and interim police chief sent a letter asking for one. they talked about serious internal investigations -- we've reported troubles in that department. kevin ward pleaded guilty in the staging of his own shooting which he initially

tense moments for those in parker as a brush fire burned near an apartment building. >> [fire alarm] >> smoke from the fire near east main street caused the smoke alarms to go off as you heard. it happened near the trail side apartments. the names burned two aches in a nearby field, but crews had the fire out before midnight. no word on how it started. video shows wild fire is in san bernardino county, california. it's at 18,000 acres and reduced homes to rubble. 82,000 people had to get out of their homes. >> there's a neighbor getting his live stock and he's going to try and get our dogs. we're hoping the best and hopes the wind blows north. >> the fire started yesterday

the cajon pass. it exploded in a matter of hours. the west nile virus continues. crews will spray for mosquitos in eastern fort collins from timberline road to prospect south to harmony. this starts at 8:00 tonight and crews say they ought to be finish by midnight. officials say keep your windows and doors closed. you can find out to cbsdenver.com and clicking on -- trump is bringing in stephen banning as ceo and promoting kelly ann conway to campaign manager. the latest poll out from marquet law school shows trump trailing by 15 points among clinton among likely wisconsin voters. he spent time talking about race relations and he vowed to restore law and order after a police shooting of

communities is not that there's too many police, the problem is there's not enough police. >> hillary clinton continues to face questions about her campaign. state department agreed to hand over undisclosed e-mails of a private server to a conservative watch dog group hours after congress received classified fbi -- clinton's campaign prefer the report be released to partisan lawmakers who might release small parts. clinton will stop in ohio and trump will receive his first classified intelligence briefing in new york later today. the much anticipated joint broncos practice with san francisco is officially here. the teams will practice together today and tomorrow before saturday's pre-season game. bradley told us those two practices are an advantage for

receivers and practice and play them on saturday. everybody is happy about going up against someone other than their own teammates. >> you want to compete against somebody different because you get to take their team. when you're going against the same person everyday, you kind of get used to that person. it's good to go against another team and we get a feeling -- >> it's cool. carlos hyde is over there. i be talking trash to him keep me focused. >> let's be real. they need somebody else to hit. gary kubiak says russell -- demarco could return to practice sooner than later. he was running around yesterday before practice. our broncos insiders are keeping a notebook on the broncos practice and you can read it at cbsdenver.com. coming up next, how soon you

services in cars that might not have steering wheels. plus lightning and big rain. how it ended for the rockies

welcome back, everyone. it's a right of passage, learning how to apply makeup. we were there with our wednesday's child misty when she learned how to enhance her natural beauty. she's 14-year old. didn't need much, but misty learns how to apply eye shadow and eye liner. she calls herself a girly girl who feeling put together. she enjoys reading and singer. her favorite musical genre may surprise you. >> do you like to sing? >> yes. >> what are you singing? >> 80s music >> you like 80s. cool. that's before you were born, right. >> yeah. >> what year were you born? >> 2001. >> you make us feel so old. okay. so 80s, that's pretty cool actually. that kind of 80s are you listening to?

>> that's retro of you. i like that a lot. and are you still liking country music or no >> awesome. >> i love how she -- to learn more about misty or any child needing families, please visit cbsdenver.com. they need someone to care and have a good home for her. we have problems on the morning commute. you're traveling the a-line: joel hillan has the latest. >> i-270, this is south of york. look at the mess we have. we had an earlier accident blocking off a lane of traffic in both directions. it's happening as you travel in that westbound direction. look at the line line of cars and i know it's bad this time of day, but look at the delays we have in the westbound direction all the way out to i-70. we've had delays on the southbound i-225 because of that accident. i-270 a mess. we're across the denver-metro a. we've had a trouble spot.

jersey barrier. i-25 and santa fe not causing delays. maybe curiosity slowing. what's causing delays for those heading out to the airport taking to the denver union station, we have the a-line who had false activations at several crossings that's causing 15 to 30-minute delays in both directions. not just inbound if you're making your way out to dia this morning, but out to denver union station. the 30-minute delays and i might avoid that together and call that good friend. maybe you have to call in that favor and get them to take you to the airport. >> a live look from look out mountain. a beautiful sunrise. look at this other view we have from our roof top camera. cotton candy sky with high clouds hanging over the city. i'll show you the clouds here. i have doppler 4000 brought up.

atmosphere accepted owe -- we'll see that usual dose of showers and storms pop over the higher elevations. mid-to late afternoon, early evening, there's a chance a few could come over the city like we saw yesterday. if they do, lightning is a threat and brief heavy rain. the big weather story, high it's going to bring a cool batch of air down here into the state. 56 this morning in ray. 59 in pets. temperatures around the state not too bad. most of us starting off in the 50s and 60s. 30s 40s up high. britt and alan, this forecast, enjoy today's heat near 90. we start a cool down tomorrow that takes us through the weekend. look at the weekend. we struggle to reach 70 degrees. >> chris, thank you for that.

norm for ride sharing services and a step forward for one world trade center. this is the news on wall street this morning. jill wagner is live at the new york stock exchange for us. good morning, jill. >>reporter: good morning, britt. stocks pulling back a bit after reaching new record highs earlier this week. the dwo fell 84 points yesterday. the nasdaq fell - investors are waiting for the fed to release minutes from their look for clues of an interest rate hike. ford says it will have self-driving cars on the road in the next 5 years. they won't have steering wheels or gas or brake pedals and the fully loaded vehicles are designed for ride handling or ride sharing services like taxis. ford will rollout self-driving cars for personal

center is reopened. they hope to revitalize shopping. the underground mall will have 100 stores, 60 which are opened ranging from apple to forever 21. three times as many people live in the area since 9/11 and it's visited by millions of tourist each year. it's a few blocks from here at wall street. >> there's a reason they call it the city that never sleeps. jill, thank you. >> yes. let's get to wedne stories for you right now. water is still rising in some parts of louisiana this morning putting more homes in danger. this is what it looked like yesterday in sorento. 11 people have died in the flooding. it has triggered the largest -- some people under curfew because

there's reports of a man trying to lure elementary students. police put out a photo of a man who tried to get children into a van and made disturbing and inappropriate comments to children. this reportedly happened near baker park and englewood, excuse me. police say childrens avoided the man and told their parents. he was driving a black and gray astro mini van. a wet and electrifying night at coors field. check out the photos of the lightning there. because of the weather, but if they waited after a 2-hour rain delay on bark at the park day, the rockies were growling. they closed out a late one in the 7th. bases loaded for rookie david who lines one out to left. a play at the plate coming up here. cargo, can he beat the throw? no. didn't do it. but rockies win this 6-2. rubber match is this afternoon at 1:10.

let's check with chris. >> 43 down in hart field this morning, believe it or not, denver have a few 40-degree lows

we've got your traffic and weather together on the fours on cbs4 morning morning. this is southbound at thornton parkway. along the right side -- the police have not arrived to this 2-car accident. when they do, probably block off the right lane causing more delays.

lanes are opened, but you have to pay for those. the other accident is along i-270. the lanes cleared up in the westbound direction. look at the delays we have. eastbound we have a lane that's blocked off. it's its left lane. the right lane gets -- it's just the left lane. the right lane gets by. keep in mind as folks report to school this morning in boulder, you have delays along u.s. 36. there's severe delays. they're saying 15 to 20 minute -minute delays along the a-line due to false act activations a act vacations along -- false 80s on the west coast of the u.s. 84 in portland. stormy from dallas to casey.

your final destination. britt and alan, 15-minute security wait time right now at the airport >> that's moving fast. thank you chris. a denver teacher who gives a student a priceless gift now becomes a millionaire or has the potential to. january skully is the name of the teacher. she donated a kidney to a student 2 years ago. the producers of who wants to be a millionaire are giving her win mega bucks. the taping is in vegas. skully hopes what happens in vegas comes home with her. >> how lucky do you feel? >> $1 million lucky. >> i love that. >> the student skully helped is now a sophomore at cu boulder and she's able to live without being income bered by a machine.

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internet!!!! as it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother because she needs more followers. ok. good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. this is the news breaking out of denver. it has been riddled with problems since its launch. this morning, there's more issues, severe delays for the a-line train to plane. >> if you're trying to get to the plane this morning, you're going to have troubles.

we're hearing these problems have to do with crossings. explain that. >>reporter: yeah, alan. we're getting a few details from rtd about what may have caused all this. the good news you want to point out, behind me, one a-line train arriving right now likely from the airport and i just saw one leaving here at union station a couple of minutes ago. so at least we're seeing those trains start to move. stop at union station telling us they've been able to get a likely a 15 to 30-minute delay. that's the latest information that rtd is tweeting out. on the boards, they're explaining there's operational issues. we've seen details about aspects of the crossings involved. we're not able to get more information on a clarification on what that means. clearly some technical issues causing its trains to have significant delays earlier in the morning.

30 minutes. of course they want you to plan with that in mind. as usual you would give yourself extra time to get to the airline. you want to give yourself an additional 30 minutes to get to the airport on time. we've been seeing passengers get onto the latest train and now passengers getting off the plane that just arrived. progress made at union station. we'll remain on scene and keep you updated on what's happening. chitnis >> this is a mess. the morning commute not going well. joel, this is not a fun day. >> not only do we have the delay to the plane there that you saw there, but take a look at the accidents we have. just a mess across the denver-metro area. copter 4 was over this accident along i-270 which shut down a lane in both direction. we understand the westbound lanes have reopened. but we've got the eastbound lanes that do remain closed. take a look at

we're getting word of an accident along u.s. 36 between pecos and broadway. copter 4 heading over to that area >> joel, thanks very much. a man was shot by denver police. it happened yesterday near 12th and federal. police tell us they approached two men and a woman apart of a car jacking in arapahoe county. the group that took off running. they tell us 1 person had a gun and people nearby heard >> all of a -- all of a sudden we heard pow, pow. >> they're not saying if the suspects fired. they took the two others into custody. the coroner is working to identify human remains found in clear creek county. a search team discovered them at the bottom of an avalanche slide area in the bertha falls area. crews had been looking for 42-year old

he went on a ski trip in january. it's no secret affordable housing is hard to find in denver, but there's a new option for people. today city layers will celebrate a new affordable housing project. the garden -- it features 66 units for low to moderate income households. get to the light rail is getting easier. centennial has subsidized lift rides. there's an app to order the rides to and from the station and schedule a ride on rtd's e or f line train. let's look live outside right now, and show you a little bit of what we got last night. you probably saw it. you probably felt it. lightning lit up the skies, rain drenched a lot of us. let's get to chris spears who is looking at the potential for more.

thursday, friday. here's a live view outside looking at the sunrise that came up at 6:13 this morning. your wednesday is underway. we have a little subtle feature spin ongoing the new mexico state line. see the spin in the atmosphere. high clouds filtering in with that and there's a few showers in the south western mountains. as we get our daytime heating today, that feature will crop up more showers over the higher elevations. mainly the mountains. but as we get into the mid-to late afternoon andrl yesterday, a few may try and come across the i-25 urban corridor. the big feature we're watching and i'm jump about to friday, the pacific coast will bring cooler air into colorado and rain chances goes up. 53 from our weather watcher. most of the state in the 50s and 60s across lower elevations, lineman one exception. higher elevations. 40s leadville. one exception. 37 degrees.

highs today, 80s on the eastern plains. 90s mixed in there as well. 70s for the higher elevations of our state. on the western slope, we'll be in the mostly 80s to near 90s in the grand valley. here's the 35-day forecast, and boy oh boy is it going to be -- we top out today near 90. joel, we start to slow fall with afternoon storms. cold front blows through here friday morning. we feel it friday into saturday and then we'll warm back up on supposed. and the pumpkin spice lattes. looking at i 26. the word of the morning is delay and we're seeing that along the road in the eastbound direction of i-270. we've got an earlier accident which had one lane blocked off in both directions. now just in the eastbound direction and look at this, a line of cars. they want an opportunity to sit and wait in traffic along i-270 as well. take a look at the map. we've

southbound direction of i-25 and one at 88th to the right shoulder. another one further to the south. an accident reported along u.s. 36 near pecos out to broadway and we're seeing the delays. here's where the accident is. the delays extending to federal along u.s. 36 in the westbound direction. we have delays onto i-270 and slow to i-225 and northbound along i-225 itself. loading up southbound along i-225 as you make your way out to the there's a stall blocking off. no delays near i-225 and santa fe. trouble near wadsworth in the littleton area. in the high country, fine. we talked about the word of the morning being delays. the a-line has delays. they've had false activations along the gates. many are calling it the delay to the plane. >> the latest problem in a

joel, thank you so much. gwanela pass is a popular. crews finished paving the road earlier this year. >> colorado is beautiful and everyone is moving here, and the more traffic -- it does a lot of damage. >> county leaders are looking to make people pay tolls or pay for parking. they're considering launching a shuttle happening today, mcdonald is looking to fill more than a thousand positions apart of the cyber hiring phase. jobs are available across the stage. the company's website is the place to apply. it could be a matter of life and death in the emergency. the price of an epi pen goes up. nearly 500% in the past few years. without insurance, an epi pen can be $600, but even with insurance, the cost is not

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just about 6:45. i want to take you to breaking news. we have severe delays for the a-line this morning. the train to the plane right now is the pain to plane. >> people are feeling that pain. we have team coverage this morning. joel has details on the delays. first we want to start with shawn chitnis who is talking to passengers at union station. shawn, how are they feeling about this? >>reporter: of course, britt ths arrive and you're not sure what's going on. you hear announcements like this one going on right now as well as information on the reader boards. what we know is those delays started to come down. we've been seeing trains moving. in the last 15 minutes we saw a train leave from track 2. passengers arriving for the next train to arrive on track 1. we're seeing some improvements and it's getting back to normal. staff telling us they have

airport. things are looking better and they're warning to prepare and give yourself extra time this morning, it sounds like another 30 minutes extra. live at union station, shawn chitnis. >> shawn, thanks very much. what we're hear from -- >> joel hillan standing by with that detail. hey, joel. >> following this traffic alert as you're taking the train as a pain. there's 15 to 30-minute delays. they've had false activations of the fates along the line there. and that causes the trains to stop because we need to make sure each gate is safe as people travel through there. i want to take you out to a broader look at the traffic because you may say i'll take my car to the airport, but that's a mess. look at u.s. 36, we got an earlier accident cleared out

eastbound direction. westbound delays huge as well. look at that onto i-270. one accident along u.s. 36 towards broadway. not our only trouble spot. as you look across the denver-metro area, a lot of red. >> joel, thanks very much. we want to show you this. tornado rolled through this home. this is evans and federal. a driver split a pole in two and took out a fence. hit a camper parked in the backyard. it looks to destroy a separate garage or shed. i'm not sure what it is. the owner says this isn't the first time his property has been hit. he's dealing with a court case the last time someone came crashing into this property. the driver

taken to the hospital. getting bags checked and make going through tsa could be tricky, but this morning, extra layer of -- crews are getting ready for exercise. this comes as crews at centennial airport work on their skills. they work on putting out fires on the runway. this was exercise. jaime leary has what people can expect today. good morning. >>reporter: lots of action happe this mor. . more than 300 people from local, state and federal agencies working together to figure out just how well their skills apply to emergency situations and here, this morning with us, dan with the va eastern colorado health care system to talk a little bit more about this operation. we saw really cool aircraft flying. this is a big deal. >> this morning the national

aviation asset and they brought out black hawk -- if there's an evacuation in salt lake city, we need to get the patients out and identify them and get them to local hospitals. >> this is a little big they are year because we have them here? >> correct. normally the national guard is apart of the national disaster medical system and they normally participate. they were quake. they're back. they help us when doing this exercise. >> what is this going to show people from the outside perspective. >> the goal is when there's a disaster, we're ready to respond and we can evacuate patients and evaluate them and get them to medical care. >> big day. how long is this going to go on for? >> all day. we'll wrap up about

>> we'll have volunteers acting like they would in a real emergency situation. things set to begin between 7:00 and 8:00. it won't effect dia. if you see commotion in the air and on the ground, it's apart of this training exercise. jaime leary, cbs4 morning news >> good info for people to know. new from over night, 1 person is dead at a crash at 53rd doctors are treating another person with serious injuries. trump is making changes to his staff. he's bringing in news executive stephen ban and his ceo and promoting kelly ann conway to campaign manager this. comes as he prepares for his first classified briefing he'll get in new york city. a poll from marquet law school show that's trump is trailing by 15 points against clinton among

trump was there last night talking about race relations after weekend riots that followed -- trump vowed to restore law and order under a trump presidency. hillary clinton has problems over e-mail. she -- she's going to hand over e-mails to a watch dog group hours after congress received classified fbi documents related to that investigation. right now, englewood police have a warning to parents this man. he's accused of making inappropriate and disturbing comments to elementary school students and trying to lure those children to his van. a school bus dropped off the kids near baker park monday when the man approached them near wesley avenue and south zunai street. the man could be driving a black and gray astro van. scary moments in parker as a brush fire burned near an apartment building. smoke from

smoke alarms to go off in the trail side apartments and the flames burned 2 acres in a nearby field. the crews out there working. they had the fire out before midnight last night. in california it's worse. about 82,000 people are out of their homes this morning as a wild fire burns through homes in san bernardino county. this is a live look right now. the sun is not quite up yet. this is the flames are aggressive. 18,000 acres are destroyed there as we zoom in on some of this fire. the so-called bluecut fire ignited yesterday morning near interstate 15 in the cajon pass. new video of lightning striking a mother and father in east texas. and i can tell you everyone survived, but this strike is caught on camera. take a look now. video shows tim pow unloading groceries from his truck. his wife was inside

that. that flash of lightning strikes and down he goes. >> my children and my family are the main concern, and seeing the video on how close and how much worse it could have been, you know, just a few seconds, if the lightning would have hit a few second later, it would have got my youngest son. >> pow says he didn't feel his legs an hour the strike. doctors checked out his family and says it's rare to see patients recover quickly after being struck by lightning. security changes at csu and cu boulder games. you can like it or hate it. both schools allow clear bags into their stadiums. clear bags -- 12 by 6 inches are allowed in. diaper bags and large purse and fanny packs are banned. cu boulevard

not only to protect student, athletes and fans. >> it's about speed. the fact that we can see in the bag from the outside makes you get through that process faster. >> the rule is in effect similar to denver games. cu and csu will kickoff their season on september 2nd. mark it down in the calendar. this morning we have a look at the mile hi night. there's room for about 300 fans. crews hope to have it ready when the broncos kickoff their season this fall. >> they're going to have a really small [indiscernible]. breaking news from aurora we want to tell you about. police asking for your help finding this missing at-risk 11-year old boy. this is kyle lark last seen last night at his home in the 14000-block of east 2nd aekd.

wearing a gray polo shirt at the time, blue jeans, gray and white colored shoes. take a good look at him. if you see him, call police immediately. >> it's alarm to go see the kids missing. here's chris spears with a check on the forecast and a little cloud cover this morning. >> high clouds stream from the south just enough to make for a beautiful sunrise. we have nice color on the horizon this morning. the temperatures comfortable as you step out and about. we're already into the 50s in the lower elevations. 63 at the airport. 48 in lineman for a cool spot. 37 in leadville. you're leading the pack for cool in the high country. 64 in grand junction and 56 in telluride. dug has 59 in north -- our weather story, high pressure loosening on colorado. we're going to cool down. a bridge building on the west coast that will bring down a

the northern canada. as we look at the future cast here today, we're going to get a handful of showers and storms that pop up over the high country, joel. that usual cycle but it's going to be a hot one. back to 89 today with a cooler trend in the days ahead. >> look at that weekend ahead. we take a look from copter 4. we're traveling over 5th and sheridan where a car had been abandoned last night. that's closed off as police continue their investigation. a portion of 5th there as sheridan. 6th and sheridan, you see the slowing from golden lakewood into denver this morning. unfortunately we've got delays across the denver-metro area. look at this map. a pair of accident in the southbound direction of i-25. this one is southbound at 88th. this on u.s. 36, but at broadway. causing delays. the earlier trouble we had causg delays in both directions along i-270 has been cleared out. do you see the icons. those are the gates malfunctioning along

and walsworth. southbound along i-25, it's delay city out there. >> oh, gosh. they want to beat

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