developing now. and innocent driver is dead after getting hit by a driver who is believed to have been street racing. that fatal crash shut down parts of federal boulevard in the i-76 on-ramp for most of the evening. we go there live now. japheth -- jeff, the state to spend millions to prevent street racing in that area. >> reporter: this stretch of federal between 52nd and 67th has seen crashes before. cars were headed southbound, ran the red light and that is when the crash happened. >> racing southbound and a northbound vehicle was making a left turn. he got t-bone. >> reporter: the driver didn't know what was coming. the impact sent the car spinning into a light post. the driver was the only person inside and was pronounced dead at the scene. >> will be racing down the street.

this chevy were sent to the hospital and its expected the driver will be excited. the 2nd racing car left the scene and investigators don't have a description. the crash happened after 5 pm. federal was closed underneath i- 76 for hours into the night is investigators mapped out what they believe happened. >> we get these unfortunate incidents when people decide to race down the streets. >> reporter: project was just completed last summer on this 15 block stretch of federal. there used to be no median so street racing was a big problem because it was essentially 5 lanes of traffic wide open. cdot put in these medians hoping to stop an accident. live from denver. the search is on for a man

keybank. he is described as white, 25 years old. investigators have not released information. new tonight, families desperate call for help. 7 months after their son vanished. the 20-year-old was last seen generate 17th leaving the eldora mountain ski resort. we spoke with johnson father who is offering a large reward for information. >> this is flagstaff wrote in southwest boulder county. his father believed here after work to watch the sunset. but since then, he is not been seen. no one has been able to say what happened to him. >> he was wonderful care. a caring and compassionate and humble kind kid. >> reporter: he talks about his missing son, the boulder man does not believe he had any desire to leave his job at eldora mountain resort. his girlfriend or colorado. efforts to find him have been

it has been a cutting edge search effort. the search and rescue -- rescue have been fantastic. for mike he has searched himself nearly every weekend since. an old-fashioned method is being applied. money. family and friends are offering $100,000 for clues to help them find him. >> we keep his face out there in so he's not forgotten. somewhere up in the mountains west of boulder there is an answer. >> reporter: the reward money will expire generate 17th on the one-year anniversary of his disappearance. if you have any information you are urged to call the boulder county sheriff's office. a group of native americans gathered in denver today. to protest the controversial

that project approved by the army corps of engineers would build a crude oil pipeline that spans 1100 miles between dakota and illinois. members of the standing rock sioux tribe in north dakota say the pipeline could contaminate their local drinking water and their secret land. construction of the pipeline has temporarily been halted due to the ongoing protests. new information. a woman who was hit and killed while walking along i-76 yesterday. the victim has been identified as 51-year of aurora. tonight authorities are still searching for the driver who hit her. family members say they are shocked and devastated over her death. >> shock and disbelief. loss. >> reporter: a family is in mourning after the tragic loss of cindy augustian. she was struck and killed off

something i can't imagine. >> reporter: her cousin and close friend of cindy's says she moved to colorado more than 15 years ago. for her love of life, adventure in the outdoors. >> she ran the new york marathon a few years ago. she was always very health conscious. she liked to run, like to be outside hiking. it was one of her favorite things to do. >> reporter: she was shocked to learn of cindy's sudden-death the leaves many questions unanswered. police believe she 1st struck this poll and drove off into the ditch and crashed into the bushes. 911 then received 2 calls from early morning drivers reporting a woman walking along the interstate. but police couldn't find her. then that 6:20 a.m. and other driver called to report a body lying on the side of the road.

police leave a motorist struck her and didn't stop. >> it is very heartless. it's the opposite of what she was. she would give you the shirt off her back. a man who was struck by lightning yesterday die. the 45-year-old chad trover had been standing between 2 trees between his cabinet red feather lake. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. the latest now on campaign 2016. hillary clinton spent the weekis donald trump is reaching out to demographic that is not embraced in. saturday vulcan present a candidate donald trump hosted a roundtable discussion with hispanic readers a trump tower. >> again changing event. >> leaders from 12 states formed the new national hispanic advisory council for trump. and effect to reach out to the

hispanics by 48 points. >> a trump administration will and the government corruption once and for all. >> in the afternoon he spoke to thousands of supporters in virginia. outside a small group protested his failure to release his tax returns. >> is not accountable to the people he seeking to represent. >> on the democratic side clinton held a series of fundraisers in massachusetts. tomorrow she will hold a generating -- the 29th year of the aids walk in colorado. this could be the last. nearly 1000 people joined in the event a cheesman park hosted by the colorado aids project. the goal is to raise money for the nearly 6000 people living with hiv. thanks to medical advances hiv

created a false impression that aids is a thing of the past. fewer donations could mean the end of the annual event. >> 1996, we reached our peak where the event raised $1.7 million. this year our goal is to rate $250,000. >> there is still time to help head to our website. clear skies over denver after a beautiful august day. dave, the 70s felt great. >> they certainly did. in the last 24 hours we have squeezed in 3 seasons. a little winter, a few flakes of snow above 11,000 feet. a little fall with cooler temperatures and tomorrow we might jump back into summer. look at these fall like readings. 77 in boulder. 75 4 collins. 76 in denver. 69 in coral springs. on the radar, nothing in denver but today good thunderstorms

we had one-inch diameter hail in pagosa springs. we had over a half inch of rain in las animas county. tomorrow we are going to warm up around here. will tell you how hot and let you know if we have to worry about any thunderstorms here in denver. developing now, hundreds in california return home to devastation. comi left behind from the wildfire. 6 notre dame football

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this is a news developing in turkey. 22 people are deft 94 others were injured. parts of southern louisiana are parts of under flood watch. becomes less than one week after historic flooding that killed 13 people. it's estimated 60,000 homes are damaged. the cleanup is underway. 2 feet of water rushed into this woman's home. >> what have you lost?

is gone. >> she says 100 -- fema says 100 -- fema says 133,000 people have registered for assistance. here is the latest on a massive wildfire burning in southern california. some evacuation orders have been listed. tonight many residents are returning to the neighborhoods to find homes burned to the ground. in all of the flames destroyed 200 outbuildings. that fire is now 68 percent contained. there is growing concern after florida officials identified a new zika virus zone in miami beach. 5 people have been infected ringing the total to 36. today ground mosquito spraying was done it private homes. aerial spraying is not effective in the area due to the strong ocean gusts. according to the cdc, the 1st

beach can be traced back to mid july. the city's mayor told us he was not aware of it. >> when did you find out there were cases? >> we found out yesterday. we found out at 12:00 on the governor gave us a press conference. a new travel advisory from the cdc warns pregnant women to avoid miami beach as well as the previously established zika virus zorn miami. 6 notre dame football players have been arrested. in the 1st incident a senior was arrested in south bend for resisting arrest and battery against a police officer. later indiana state police say a trooper pulled a car over for speeding and found 5 players. the university says it's aware of the situation. 3 people are in custody

police gave chase after the suspects robbed a grocery store. they took bottles believed to be champaign and throughout the winter. eventually he lost control of the vehicle. >> see him slowing down trying to hit the brakes. into the building. right there. you have to understand there is no one behind this vehicle. he loses control. 3 people jumping out of the car. look at the stop sign. for people. >> 3 suspects were taken into custody. one person is still on the run. no need to run from colorado. you to full weather. >> a delightful day. this big cool wave affected a huge chunk of the section in the middle. temperatures we usually see in september. a little moisture trickling up from new mexico. that is why we saw some

locations. we turn our attention to the height in nevada. that will start to transition and move into the central rockies during the course of the day tomorrow. that will keep some of the moisture down south. you can see it still alive down here trying to make it to colorado. i think the high will keep most of northern colorado on the dry side. it will bring in a little heat tomorrow. have to look for at i would call it a perfect day. 76 at the airport. same thing downtown. normal high is 87. it was a chilly start. we started at 5:58 and 47 degrees at the airport. 49 downtown. 1 degree away from tying the record low which was in 1939. tonight we are at 63, downtown 58. humidity 47.

our weather watcher in arvada is coming in at 57. and nancy in lafayette is that 54. i had to show you this picture. see this snowboarder? he shot this a couple of days ago at st. mary's glacier, and you see a cross country skier. some areas had a light dusting in the last 24 hours. it will clear out tonight, sunny by tomorrow morning. the d host thunderstorms will be over southern colorado. there may be one or 2 in southern jefferson county. but that is about as close to denver as they will get. overnight lows 40s in the mountains. 40s and 50s download. 60s on the western slope. highs tomorrow a little warmer. we're looking at 80s and a few 90s in sterling and the hunter.

i forecast tonight, mostly clear with 53 in the city. air-quality is good. mostly sunny and warmer tomorrow. act to near normal pictures, 87 at the airport. looking ahead, monday will be hot at 90 with isolated thunderstorms. 85 on tuesday. wednesday and thursday and other cold front comes through. the 70s will come back, a little that are chance of rain on leading into the following weekend, cool on friday and back to the 80s on saturday and sunday. a little of the roller coaster thing. nice temperatures. 70s and low 80s. thank you for watching cbs4 news.

over a million ears of corn are picked a day here in olathe, colorado. and i'm glad we have a senator who uses his ears to listen to what's most important to colorado farmers. michael bennet asked what he could do to help, and then worked with republicans to make a farm bill that's making a difference to all farmers in colorado. the thing that impresses me most about michael bennet: we don't always agree, but he values our input. and i do trust michael bennet to look out for us.

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from cbs4 sports this is the sports extra brought to you by mazda. good evening and you know deep inside gary wanted one of his quarterbacks to win the job tonight. that has been going on whole way. neither quarterback has distinguished himself and tonight was no different. let's head out to mile high. gary's decision did not get easier. did it? >> it certainly did not. kind of an up-and-down night. let's listen in on the post- game. >> we've been out there competing every day.