live from colorado's news channel, this is cbs4 news at noon. hi, everyone. this is news at noon. i'm alan gionet. this man was performing surgeries without a license at a clinic here in denver and that wasn't all. carlos hernandez fernandez will be in court this afternoon. and we have a live report from

on on south federal. i understand the victims in this case have been seriously hurt. >> reporter: some of the victims suffered permanent damage. this is the clinic where hernandez fernandez worked. they walked in on the man performing a surgical procedure. he's accused of impersonating a medical doctor. th says there were tummy tucks and lypo section. hernandez fernandez is is charged with several felony accounts including criminal impersonation, and child abuse. four victims suffered serious bodily injury from the procedures, and two were victims of unlawful sexual contact. the incidents happened between

be more victims. >> there's concern that there could be additional victims. the investigators say it appears that he may have been holding himself as a doctor in particular to women who are undocumented. and perhaps primarily spanish speaking and we may have folks who either would not have been willing to come forward or didn't know how to come forward. >> reporter: th fernandez is due in court this afternoon. we'll have more tonight on cbs4 news at 5:00 and 6:00. live in denver, tom mustin, cbs4 news. crews are removing a disabled helicopter from the helipad. copter 4 checked out the season. the air lake helicopter was stuck since sunday. no patients were on board when it had problems.

helicopter was to use a crane. the hospital averages about five helicopter landings a day. president obama is in baton rouge, louisiana, getting a firsthand look at the flooding damage. the president toured a neighborhood this morning and you can see the piles of damaged materials that were pulled from homes. the president had been criticized for not cutting short his vacation to louisiana earlier and the governor said he preferred that the president wait. the president will talk with reporters shortly. we'll share his comments on cbs4 news at 5:00 today. a judge has ordered the release of more of democratic normal knee hillary clinton's e- mails from her time as secretary of state. that as donald trump talks

more. >> reporter: hillary clinton tried to laugh off the latest development in the e-mail controversy. a judge ordered the state department to review 15,000 additional e-mails. the fbi discovered this during the investigation of her private server. >> have you considered using face time instead of e-mail? [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> >> >> actually, i think that's >> reporter: the judge's ruling keeps the e-mails in the news. >> that's not something any campaign would want. >> reporter: donald trump is calling it just another clinton lie and he's focusing on immigration this week. >> we're going to build a wall, folks, we're going to build a wall. >> reporter: but he is no longer saying he'll deport all the undocumented. >> the first thing we'll do is get rid of the bad ones.

go through the process. >> reporter: trump told hispanics and african-americans to vote for him because the democrats have failed them. he is struggling to win support from both demographics. weijia jiang, cbs4 news the white house. tim kaine spent his morning in lakewood. he got a tour of primus aerospace. 's focus to help small business. >> 2/3 of new jobs in this country are in small businesses. if you want there to be more jobs and higher wages and if you want there to be innovation and entrepreneurship it's the small businesses that will make it happen. >> reporter: potential changes

homeless, not voiceless is the message from colorado's secretary of state as he tries to get the homeless registered to vote. that's underway in aurora. how can you register to vote if you don't have an address? that's a question that a lot of folks have. >> it does seem hard to believe that you can register without a valid homeless address. but that's have been doing. they self-declare and fill out what they can. and the clerk recorder's office does the verification. just because your register doesn't mean you're approved. the point is to get the process started. the turnout has been slim. wherever you call home base, that's what you can claim.

mission there are 1500 registered voters. one woman lost her home due to economic hardship but it's important her vote counts. >> i want to inspire people and judge people to not become apathetic. please come down and register to vote. if someone can get you down here, at least you'll have a voice in the process. may have more at stake than other people. you would like to find candidates or issues that will help the economy improve. help things get we are. >> reporter: you do still need a valid i.d. when you go to the polls. officials have all the information available. they'll be here until 2 p.m.

jamie leary, cbs4 news. >> if you need to register to vote. you can get the details by text now. head to the campaign 2016 section at cbs4denver.com. and you can find the details on that program plus the latest on how the november ballot is shaping up. an american soldier has died after a nato mission in afghanistan. riley carson explains it was a mission to fight the taliban. >> reporter: the with the afghan army in southern afghanistan and they triggered a roadside bomb. one american soldier died and another was wounded. some afghan soldiers were also hurt in the blast. it happened west of kandahar, just a day after 100 u.s. troops were deployed to help push back the taliban. it's the first major american

withdrew two years ago. the taliban still controls about 80% of the region. riley carlson for cbs news, london. a 14-year-old boy is in surgery after colliding with a semi while riding his bike to school. the truck was just leaving a business and the boy hit the truck. he was riding his bike on the wrong side of the street. two drivers are dead a wrong way driver caused a head-on collision in loveland. a tacoma pick up hit a woman who could not steer out of the way. that woman a 21-year-old from broomfield and the driver of the truck, a 44-year-old man from greeley, both died at the scene. speed as well as alcohol and/or

creek fire. the state forest service says it was human caused. the fire started june 19th. it's burned 37,000 acres so far. crews have it 53% contained and full containment is still not expected until late october. let's check in now with meteorologist chris spears. we see a big change coming. >> definitely a big change in the works. the moisture radar. the skies look threatening, but is this a case of looks consider deceiving? trevor siemian is getting the start for the broncos, when the coach will make a decision about the regular season starter at qb.

well, we want to update you on the vandalism on lookout mountain. the jefferson county sheriff's office says the man in the video is stanley stetler. he faces a charge of defacing property. the second on the recording is

mosquito concerns. in larimer county, they'll spray for mosquitoes tomorrow and sunday. that's because of the number of trapped mosquitoes infected with west nile. we've seen a record number of those mosquitoes this year. doctors have diagnosed 17 people in colorado with the west nile virus. all seven are recovering at home. and two have been in the hospital. and colorado has 21 cases of zika. all of those are travel related, not infections that happened in the state. colorado is really too high, too dry for the zika virus carrying mosquito to survive. much cooler air on the way to denver. and we're hoping for rain. i'm not too hopeful it's going to make it into the city. there's a live view from the mountain camera. we're cloudy in denver and we have rain on tar, and we'll get

tom from centennial checked in at 80. jim bruce, 76. it's windy along the colorado, wyoming border and the northeastern plains. a cold front is at cheyenne right now. ahead of it. it's warm. 80s and low 90s. and western colorado and southwestern colorado you are full of cloud cover and wet. here in northern co because of the wind sitting up on the border with the dry air. there's a front and cooler and drier air behind it. the front mostly impacts areas along and east of the continental divide. and up in the atmosphere, we have a low pressure spinning over nevada bringing plenty of moisture to the state. that's why we do have a lot of cloud cover but as it moves to denver it's going to fight the

flash flood watch through 10:00 tonight. and on the current radar a few showers west of i-25, south of i-70. and as we widen out the view, the coverage is much more widespread in the san juan mountains. and i really think that's where most of the precipitation stays for the next 24 hours. the southwestern quadrant of the state. tomorrow as the upper level low starts to move to the east. we'll try and spin moisture back to the fingers crossed we can get that done. but the dry air is going to be a tough battle. we'll see how it all unfolds. 80s and 90s on the eastern plains. cool up high and out west due to the cloud cover and the precipitation. here's the 5-day forecast. we're confident in the cooling trend, absolutely we have a stretch of cool days coming up. not confident in a good

against us. the atmosphere changes in realtime. and that's why we'll bring you a forecast tonight at 5:00. keep track of the cooler weather moving in. just search cbs weather. a rhino is gracing the streets of the rhino district. the rhino is painted in the bike line to make it easier to identify. the first ne state to have fun with the bike lane signs. a live look where the dow is at today.

broncos quarterback competition is we think getting into the final days as gary kubiak says trevor siemian will

rams. mark sanchez and paxton lynch will also play but kubiak is not sure in what order. he didn't think the competition would be still open. >> we have three quarterbacks, two of which were on the team last year. and one has one regular season snap. i knew this was going to take some time. and a credit to them and how well the each other. it's down to the nitty-gritty. we got to -- i don't have to -- but i'm going to make a decision and go to work. >> other thing he has to figure out is just how much he's going to be playing the rest of his starters. with kids back in school, having wi-fi is almost a necessity for families trying to get homework done. not every family can afford the

is helping. >> she's battled rheumatoid arthritis since she was an infant. >> he was happy to hear about a new program launched by denver public library which offers free high speed internet. it can be checked out like a book. >> when you get home you can quickly internet. >> the library has 50 wi-fi hot spots available. computer ownership and high speed internet usage in colorado is some of the highest in the nation. >> if you're on a fixed income and lost your job, and you have to make cuts and you may not have this ability to do searches from home. >> reporter: these devices are

>>s the going to allow me to go on the internet at home and follow my church. my church live streams the sermons. i'll be able to do that. i'll be able to skype my dearest friend in michigan and i can do that without bundling up to make it to the library. >> the hot spots were checked out as soon as the library the program. millions of fitness bands in happy meals are unfit to be on your wrist. the chain stopped handing them out last week. and now mcdonald's is recalling the 34 million given away in the united states and canada.

to richie lewis. richie says without baseball he has nothing to live for. but he threatened his family to be careful about what they tell dr. phil. >> i do my homework. trying to get something by me is like trying to smuggle sunrise by a rooster. it's not going to happen. >> why do you not want them to talk about alcohol? >> ca the fact that he does need help. new tonight at 5:00. it was anything but a usual pregnancy for a colorado woman. she was diagnosed with cancer while pregnant. the treatment that helped mom and kept the baby safe as well. a man was rescued after getting jammed between two buildings.

colorado and they're in for a wet time. confer, our forecast is much cooler. can't guarantee widespread showers. stay with us. we'll update you tomorrow at 5:00. >> and windy too.

? >> wyatt: this is not the solution, steffy. >> steffy: there is no solution. that's why i have to go. >> wyatt: i know my mother is a huge problem. but she doesn't have to be the end of us. i won't accept that. she won't destroy our marriage. we'll figure it out. just don't leave! >> steffy: i can't i can't do it anymore. >> wyatt: so we'll figure something else out! >> steffy: okay, tell me. tell me one thing we haven't tried. any way to get your mom out of our lives. tell me. >> wyatt: i know this is hard for you. my mother and your grandfather. trust me, i get it. i get why you're fed up and you're totally freaked out right now, but steffy, come on. i can't, i won't -- i won't let you walk out that door.