joins us live tonight. this suspect tried desperately to get away.>> reporter: police say he tried to lose them by driving into this field, so much so that he actually damaged the vehicle. you can see some of the pieces lying in the field. once the vehicle was unable to continue running, he jumped out and took off on foot before being chased down by a canine. a three-month-old and three- year-old, both girls, were in the cheap the entire was happening. police say mom left the two girls and her keys in the jeep while she ran into the family dollar. while she was inside, she sees a man jump into her vehicle, so she runs outside and tries to stop him but he pushes her to the side and leaves. a short time later, if orton police officer's audit that vehicle on i-25 and took chase, ending up in this field. samuel hubbard was in the area and snapped this photo. the girls were reunited with their mother.

the two kids out of the vehicle. a three-month-old and a three- year-old and they just looked so relieved. one of the officers actually looked like he was tearing up because they were just so happy the kids weren't hurt. >> reporter: that suspect has been identified as 34-year-old eric maces. as far as the mother goes, there is no word yet on if she will also face charges for leaving those important karen morfitt cbs 4 news. in an update on breaking news we brought you one cbs 4 news at noon, police are looking for the man who stole two pickup trucks and even rammed a patrol car along the way. the trouble started this morning at a motel in the 12,000 block of east 39th avenue. police tried to contact a driver in a black pickup. he hit the officer's car and sped off. the officer wasn't hurt.

holly and evidence. we have surveillance video of someone police believe is the same man stealing another pickup and driving off. that white ford f2 50 has montana plates. the latest on a deadly crash in arapahoe county. deputies say two people on a motorcycle crashed into an suv at buckley road and crestline. it was just after midnight and a man on that motorcycle died. officers shutdown buckley for nearly 6 hours during the investigation. also developing, investigators looking to identify too young mammals caught on video spray painting rocks. a hiker took this really great video of them and it happened on lookout mountain, not far from buffalo bills grave on i- 70. our tom mustin on the scene of the graffiti and these guys were hot -- caught red-handed. >> reporter: they were. the men, -- the man, we will call him joe, was walking with

the two men in action and he's hoping that video will bring the two suspects to light. >> you know your defacing property, right?>> reporter: joe didn't want us to show his face after shooting this video of taggers defacing roxette lookout mountain park. >> let me just get a frontal of your face real quick. >> reporter: joe and his fiancie heard the sound of spray paint cans while hiking on saturday afternoon. they then saw orange graffiti on the rocks. name, someone's name is gay, which is obviously homophobic. >> reporter: joe moved from florida to enjoy the outdoors. when he saw the graffiti, something snapped >> this is just not acceptable, especially for the beauty and nature we have here in colorado. >> reporter: he yelled at the two young men and started filming as they tried to hide their faces.

could get enough information so they could be tracked down and prosecuted. >> reporter: joe followed the taggers to the parking lot while he taped the license plate of their bmw. >> they said i was going to hell as i was running to the car to take a snapshot of the license plate. they said if you put this online, we will find you. >> reporter: joe also received threats on youtube >> don't worry, i'm just going to get video of you doing it. >> reporter: jeffco authorities are searching for these two men in their teens or early 20s. joe says he wants the young men to be punished. >> their lives forever but i want there to be some accountability. >> reporter: jefferson county sheriff's office tells us they are running the plates of the suspect's car but no arrests have been made. both suspects will be charged with defacing property, a maximum penalty of a year in jail and a $1000 fine. tom mustin, cbs 4 news at lookout mountain. now to the campaign trail. donald trump insists he is not flip-flopping on his immigration policy. shaun boyd is here now.

be talking about immigration in denver this weekend. >>'s campaign has dismissed those reports. today, trump, who had signaled a possible shift on mass deportation pushed back against the notion he is reversing course on immigration as some latino leaders in colorado stepped up efforts to defeat him in november. >> reporter: donald trump is trying to clarify his exact position on immigration. >> we have to strong with people coming illegally. >> reporter: the comments on fox and friends comes after a weekend meeting with hispanic leaders that seemed to suggest he had had a change of heart when it comes to deporting the 11 million people living in the country illegally. >> we want to come up with a really fair but firm answer. >> reporter: if it's not a flip- flop, it is mixed signals and trump's new campaign manager gave similar signals. >> what he supports his to make sure we enforce the law and that we are fair and humane for

>> to be determined.>> reporter: colorado latinos rise funded by immigrant voters pack is spending millions of dollars to get latinos to the polls in november. they say trump's new campaign staff is behind his new rhetoric. >> how can we trust someone that will change their stances based on the person standing behind him and writing them for him. >> reporter: regardless of whether trump changes position, gr same. >> we are going to do what we can to make sure latinos get out to the polls and vote for someone that is not trump. >> reporter: an estimated 15% of colorado's electorate is hispanic. over the weekend, trump began running his first dental election ads in some states. hillary clinton has already spent six the $7 million on general election ads. democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine will be e-liquid tomorrow attending a roundtable

owners. look for that coverage on cbs 4 tomorrow evening. hillary clinton's email controversy following her on the campaign trail. the state department today said it's going through nearly 15,000 emails, recovered during an fbi investigation into her use of a private email server while serving as secretary of state. the emails were not among the 55,000 documents clinton's lawyers had turned over last year. the department expects to release the first messages just before the presidential election. coming up at 5:30 pm, more on those new emails including an explainer on why it might take several more weeks before they are released. only on 4, we hear from a man who had to be rescued on top of a mountain after a boulder pinned him and found him. that victim is in the hospital. the victim was looking for james and chaffee county when that happened. the crucial joins us.

>> reporter: that man tells us if it wasn't for those rescue teams who were able to make it to the top of the mountain and pull him 250 feet up out of those rocks, he wouldn't be here today to tell his story, which he told us by phone from his hospital bed this morning. hunting for jim's near the summit of mt. terrero, justin morrison says he thought he was going to die. a massive boulder shifted, pinning him. >> pounds. >> reporter: his friends screamed for help. >> 20 or 30 times, they yelled help. >> reporter: another person on the mountain calling 911. these incredible images show the technical rope basket rescue and helicopter evacuation operation, all happening well above tree line.

about 300 feet. >> reporter: morrison is known for his appearances on the reality tv show prospectors. >> i broke my ankle, i broke five rings of my vertebrae. >> reporter: he says this accident goes to show how dangerous these mountains can be. >> don't ever go mining or hiking alone, ever. that's the one thing i just want to say to everybody. >> reporter: advice from a very grateful man. we are told that surgery went well. it was a four hour surgery and he is recovering at a colorado springs hospital. matt kroschel, cbs 4 newsroom. coming up, a toddler survives nearly an hour and water after a family's boat overturns. we will tell you where rescuers finally found that little girl. and more followed for ryan lochte after lying about a robbery at the olympics. the big-name companies now

past hour but a little line of storms coming right back, close to denver. lots of moisture moving up from the south. we've got a cold front coming down from the north and that's going to change us up. by how much? as much as 20 degrees. i will tell you when that happens coming up. the broncos have a starting quarterback for this week. we will tell you when gary kubiak hopes to name a permanent quarterback starting in sports. new at 6:00, a cannabis

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a woman in florida believes divine intervention helped save her two young children when the family's boat overturned. >> she also is thinking rescuers who pulled her toddler out of the water after more than an hour on friday in the indian river in cocoa, florida.>> reporter: the family was coming back from dinner when their boat crashed into a wire supporting a telephone pole. everyone on board fell into the water including their baby and toddler. >> the book completely capsized. it's upside down? is under the boat. >> reporter: when officer met rush and corporal alan worthy arrived on the scene, they immediately pulled the parents and children to safety but they could hear the toddler crying and didn't know where. they realized she was trapped under the boat. the water was cold and dark and the rescuers did not have on life jackets or oxygen tanks. after about 45 minutes of searching, officer rush finally reached her in an air pocket

>> it was a great feeling just seeing her come out. that hit me a little bit because i have a two-year-old myself. saying that, it was a great feeling. >> reporter: mom is forever grateful. >> thank you for saving my baby and saving our world. i can't imagine. i just can't imagine. >> the rescuers also credit the little girl's lifejacket for keeping her afloat while she waited in that air pocket. misses the news and help. seven people in most county nile virus this year but that's not the only illness spread by mosquitoes causing problems. the county says one people in weld county have also gotten sick from travel acquired zika and 21 in colorado altogether. meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of students are protecting themselves against the guy as a go back to school in south florida. the district they are offered free longsleeve search -- shirts and pants and plenty of bug spray to kids in miami-dade county. two schools there are in the

a third school sits a few blocks outside it >> lots of phone calls and we are being reminded of insect repellent and water safety and getting rid of standing water. >> there are five zika cases in the county and 36 statewide in florida, blamed on mosquitoes. students in colorado's biggest school district are back at school. de off with most districts now in the classroom. police reminding everyone to follow school zone speed limits. a beautiful day to head back to school. >> in the 90s today but that's the last we will see of the 90s for a while. let's take a look at doppler 4000. this line of storms is pushing right back to the airport where they had gusty winds and now right into the east side of the metro area. a few scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible. a little heavier to the south. as a result, we have a flash flood warning until 5:30 pm. it's a congruence of custer,

sawatch counties. as we take a look at our hour by hour forecast, we put it in motion and we see everything die down overnight. sunshine tomorrow morning in denver and then here come the clouds. right over gunnison county, pretty good fire -- thunderstorms going on. in the nighttime, watch how it changes to snow over vail and rain mixed with snow or snow just hangs around feet. then it dies down as we get back into the sunshine of the day and we just see scattered showers and they begin to die down but late we might see showers in the metro area before they finally end. a little sunshine on thursday but by noon, here, showers again. they spill over onto the front range. what we are watching is a cold front to the north. ahead of that is where we have maiduguri temperatures -- 900 temperatures. we are going to not five or 10 degrees off tomorrow and another 10 degrees in wednesday. you can see the hot weather we

albuquerque at 79 degrees. 94 degrees in celek city, 97 degrees in las vegas. 70s and 80s all beginning to slide our way. today, 93 degrees at the airport, 95 degrees downtown, 50 degrees and 66 -- 63 degrees the lows. from our weather watchers, southwest lake george 60 degrees, when a vista 75 degrees, lone tree 87 degrees, 89 degrees in brush and westminster. current conditions, 85 degrees and 83 de miles per hour but gusting at the airport. that's a thunderstorm we showed you. 17% humidity and a rising barometer. you can see the sky reflected in the main reservoir out in lakewood. this is sunrise at chasm lake. that is longs peak. sunflowers out at dia. that's just part of an enormous field of sunflowers that you can see out there with a pretty shot. temperatures tonight, mostly in the 50s and 60s over the eastern plains. 40s higher up, 50s and 60s out

70s, 80s and a few 90s over the southeast. 60s and 70s for the high country. 70s to mid-80s for the high country. here is your denver forecast tonight. may become an isolated, clearing skies. tomorrow, increasing clouds, possibly a thunderstorm. only mid-80s instead of mid- 90s. for the next several days, 70s for wednesday, thursday, even friday, starting the weekend very pleasant. maybe a scattered storm and 83 degrees. >> let's hope ther on day of service is colorado feeds kids. hundreds of people show up to help pack healthy meals for hungry kids. the food is shipped to food banks throughout colorado but that's not the only big project. >> we've got another big project where we need blankets and everything. this is for low income kids and disabled veterans.

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from the first two preseason games, gary kubiak waited until the last minute. he named a starting quarterback at the last minute but today,

angeles rams. kubiak is quick to point out that doesn't necessarily mean he is in the lead in terms of quarterback competition. you may remember simeon gutman started against the 49ers and played four possessions, led a touchdown drive on his first possession and finished 10 of 14 but then of course had the dreaded pick six. gary kubiak didn't say who would play the second team at the quarterback spot. when asked if the ongoing quarterback competition is hurting the offense, kubiak actually expecting it to take some time. >> i knew this was going to take some time. i think a credit to them and to how well they have battled and pushed each other. it's down to the nitty-gritty here. we don't have to but i'm going to make a decision next weekend we're going to go to work. they have all put themselves in a position to get the opportunity to go out there and compete. >> reporter: certainly going to be interesting to see what

high. how about nolan arenado? he got out of a slump in a big way yesterday. he was four for five against the cubs. the rockies winning the series against the cubs with an 11-4 victory and nolan arenado coming into the game and he was one of 16 in the prior games. his first run was a three run shot giving the rock is a three to to 0 lead and then hit another three run homer in the 4th. as i mentioned, nolan arenado, one of 16 in the five previous games. he said he spent extra time at the ballpark saturday night and apparently, it worked. >> sometimes it feels like it's never going to end at after the game last night, the assistant guide, we were talking about it. he would always be like i feel like there's not much. about say there is something off. we were talking about it, watching video trying to figure it out. today, we were trying to figure it out and it was a good day.

out. the rockies starting a three- game set in milwaukee. xfinity monday live, virgil

guards after a string of break- ins and shootings. closed captioning is brought to you by colorado ski and golf. ski racks, the largest ski and snowboard sale starts at 75%. find details at www.skiracks.com. we're cooling off with a chance of showers just about every day. 84 degrees, 75 degrees wednesday, 73 degrees thursday. that's 20 degrees cooler than it was today. we hit the low 80s by the weekend. >> 70s are always nice. no complaints.

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