55 a breaking situation in fort collins. a police officer was involved in a shooting. jeff todd is live on the scene, waiting for a briefing from police. >> reporter: this is highway 287 as it heads off. we're at intersection of highway 1 near

colorado state patrol officers, fort collins police officers, and a lot of construction on this part of 287. they have the highway shut down. this incident happened a mile down the road as people are familiar with this area. there's a jackson ranch nearby where this officer-involved shooting happened. fort collins police say this happened around 8:00 tonight. as of right now,s there is a multiagency response team that has come to this area and investigating this incident. so far we don't know if the officer that was involved is injured or what kind of shape the suspect is in. we'll bring you more information hopefully in this newscast. new developments in a case we've been following for many years. this is a new picture of

7-year-old daughter in aurora in 1984. another daughter survived. karen morfitt is at aurora police headquarters. >> reporter: far beyond a sketch, this image is generated using the suspect's actual dna. it's fairly now technology. and the aurora police department is the first in colorado to use it. detectives are hoping these leads in a case that has been cold for years. investigators believe this is the face of a murderer. the suspect in a nearly 33-year-old cold case. >> this case has never been put on the shelf completely. probably because it was such a horrific case >> reporter: detective connor was securing the scene the day the bennetts were found bludgeoned to death with a

another daughter was left for dead with a shattered skull and broken jaw but she survived. she spoke with cbs4 ten years later. >> every time somebody asks me what happened, which is almost every day. >> reporter: investigators have worked and reworked evidence found at the scene. it was detective connors who considered using dna genotyping. >> they have backgrounds on the case and they can put some kind of a face to the person. >> reporter: the result this was photo of what the suspect might have looked like at the time of the crime, and this one of what he could look like today. connor is hopeful these images will prompt new leads in a case that may have gone cold

>> reporter: if you think you or someone you may know has information about this cold case, you are encouraged to call the aurora police department. we have all the information on our website. the company that makes epipens has raised the price more embattled ceo won't lower the price but her company will offer coupons. >> i was dumbfounded. it's a serious issue. >> reporter: she recently switched insurance companies but was in need of renewing her

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behalf, they have got to take the price down. >> the ceo since 2007 increased from $2.5 million to almost $19 million. a teenager inspired major change to colorado's medical marijuana law has died. jack passed away wednesday. the teen suffered from cerebral palsy and treated his pain with marijuana. his mom fought for rights to use the medication on school grounds temperature became law this year. the presidential campaign takes another sharp turn, hillary clinton and donald trump accusing each other of being racist. >> hillary clinton is a bigot! >> reporter: donald trump didn't mince words with his attack, and hillary clinton went after not only her opponent but his supporters. >> trump is reenforcing harmful

whistle to his most hateful supporters >> reporter: she says trump is spreading racism, and pandering to white supremacists. >> he is taking hate groups mainstream and helping a radical fringe take over the republican party. >> reporter: and her campaign released a video, saying links some of his supporters to the kkk. >> the reason a lot of clan members like donald trump is a lot of what believe. >> reporter: >> when democratic policies fail, they are left with only this one tired argument. you're racist, you're racist! >> reporter: he says his supporters simply use common sense. >> if you want to have strong borders so people come into our country but they come in legally through a legal process, that

it makes you smart. >> reporter: >> clinton says trump's ideas are not republican ideas. she calls them race-baiting ideas. a man smarjed his van into two garages. a medical condition might have caused him to lose control. two men player's helmet during a broncos practice session. stan bush is live for us tonight in denver. and these helmets aren't cheap. >> extremely expensive. this is one of the authentic helmets that you can buy here at team store, they're about $400. so you can imagine that a helmet that was worn by a player is probably worth a lot more than

was that they wering recorded at the facility -- being recorded at the facility. while one player was signing autographs, this man with the orange cowboy hat grabbed a souvenir that made him a criminal. >> the player went down to meet fan, set his helmet down, and during that distraction, somebody took off with his helmet. >> reporter: the camera system caught these men in >> you can see the suspect clearly with the helmet, hand it to the second person, and they proceed to leave the area, cover the helmet up, and then they eventually put it in a stroller. >> why would you put a child in that position? >> reporter: broncos fans were upset. but none more than audrey. >> what would that prove for them? >> reporter: this fan only ten

unfair since the players were being so generous with their time. >> what example are you setting for your kids? if you steal something in front ever of your kids, they're gonna think that's okay to do that stuff and grow up thinking that. and when eventually parent says it's not okay, they're the ones who did it in the first place. >> reporter: investigators want these two men to turn themselves in because they're confident they're going to stan bush cbs4 news. coloradan goes undercover in asia to save children from the sex trade. [ speaking foreign language ] >> how they're rescuing young girls. and the star athlete who's helping. >> when heroin is not enough. >> it would kill thousands of people.

>> how 20 people survived when a tornado destroyed a starbucks. >> oh, my gosh, some of us just got blown over. >> we expect to get an update from fort collins police on a shooting tonight involving an officer. >> 4:00 this afternoon, showers and thunderstorms, sun came out, and here come the nextat

jeff todd joins us live. police have been on the scene of an officer-involved shooting for several hours. >> reporter: it's quite a mess on this north end of fort collins. we've seen a state trooper talking to a lot of

this is shut down near terry lake. we have another camera overnight scene. rob mcclure is much closer to the scene, and it shows that 287 is shut down. that's part of this investigation. he has seen a lot of officers walking across the highway as they are looking for evidence. this happened at a business on the south side 287. close to shield drive. we are told this is a multiagency operation, and i would bet this highway would be closed for quite a long time. children as young as 11 years old being rescued from asian brothels. this humanitarian work is undercover and risky.

exodus road. rick salinger showing us the daring operations to rescue kids from horrifying conditions. >> reporter: this is where they do their work. the brothel-filled streets in asia. matt parker and others pose as customers. they seek out children employed as prostitutes. >> when you go into a brothel there, what do you do? what do you say? >> well, dwu in and pose as a seeing who's for sale, the mamma sans will come up quickly and try to sell you a girl. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: they work with local law enforcement authority who is move in to make arrests

they're often then sent to government homes. half a world away in colorado, each success story marked on a stone. >> this girl is 11 years old. >> reporter: they have collected 747. parker and his wife laura started the exodus road while living in thailand. >> one of the rumors was the particular, would -- pretty girls in particular, would shipped to work in bangkok and sold in the sex industry. >> reporter: he figured as a foreigner, he could pose as a john to give word to authorities. word of their operation has gained notoriety in part due to a local celebrity connection. >> laroche at right field, and gonna be! >> reporter: last year, former

laroche joined him to pose as a customer in the brothel. >> at first, we were, like, are people gonna recognize him? but it was fine in southeast asia. >> reporter: laroche has since quit baseball but still supports the exodus road's efforts against prostitution. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: once the deals are made, police move in to >> the exodus road also operates a volunteer force watching for evidence of child prostitute here in colorado. a new deadly drug is hitting the streets of ohio. it is 100 times more potent than fentanyl, and 10,000 times stronger than morphine,

elephants. 30 people in the akron area have died from overdoses. >> just this morning, we were able to go on the internet and get a quote for 100 grams of carfentanyl. and that was $400. >> $400 for an amount that would -- >> i mean, it would kill thousands of people. >> a drug so dangerous, police are being told to wear protective gear whi it because exposure could kill them. the big takeaway from the destructive tornados in indiana is how an early warning system kept everyone alive. at least seven twisters touched down yesterday. >> starbucks just got blown over. >> he was inside the starbucks when a manager warned customers a tornado was barrelling down to. 20 people huddled in the

>> it was also just a relief to know that i came out alive. really i shouldn't have. >> the tornadoes were packing winds up to 152 miles an hour, destroyed dozens of homes. more rain moved through the metro area this afternoon. good news for our weekend. >> before that, another soggy day around here! 1:30 this afternoon, sunshine on the eastern plains, started to move into the metro area. got heavy and died down. then here comes the next batch. snow in the high country as well well. we could see showers off and on tonight, tomorrow, and into tomorrow night. they pushed

morning, another quick hit of showers. then they die, and more showers and thunderstorms through the area. then they die down. then we go onto saturday. and saturday a little drier, isolated showers by 4:00 pm, lots of sunshine on the eastern plains. certainly warmer than we were today. 71 and 69. look at the the 1910 record low. high temperatures from our weather watchers network evergreen, 67, centennial 68. everybody below normal for this time of year. that's about to change! 56 and 50 right now, southeast wind. air is moistning up, 93% humidity, and the barometer is holding steady. nice shot from

copper mountain, the snow on the tops of ridges here. and this is mt. evans, and you can see the whole range. lows tonight in the 50s, eastern plains. 30s and 40s for the high country, 40s, 50s out west. tomorrow, only a few degrees warmer, 60s, 70s, 80s showing up on the eastern plains. 60s for the mountains, 70s and 80s out west. for tonight, scatter and a low around that 50 degree mark by morning. for tomorrow, mostly cloudy skies. showers and storms again. only in the mid-70s. for the next several days, we warm it up just in time for the weekend. as we dry it out, lots of sunshine into next week. mid to upper 80s, that 90-degree reading for next weekend. summer ain't going away!

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the colorado avalanche hired -- who? jared bednar, not exactly a household name like patrick roy who, resigned two weeks ago. he has won championships at two levels of the recently he won a title with the lake erie monsters of the american hockey league. he is one up and coming star in the coaching ranks and they're not

the nhl. both of the team's stanley cups were won by coaches with no prior experience in the nhl. >> i look at the track record and i place a lot of value in winning championships. i know jared has won on the east coast, and it's tough to win in any league. and to be able to win, you gotta be doing something write. >> i take this very seriously, i've been preparing for this my whole career. and i'm a competitor, and that's put into it on a daily basis. so i know our team will do the same thing. >> do you like the hire? 29% say yes. half are reserving judgment! because at this point, they have no idea who jared bednarc r is. gary kubiak made it clear he has no problem starting a

experience. siemian will start saturday. we don't know who will be the no. 2 quarterback behind him. more questions about the offensive line, at the time depth, and the running back rotation. with the q.b.'s rotating and is sharing reps for sick months, seems like athletic be some early-18 offensive struggles. cube yab doesn't see it that way. >> i think we played well. i think we've walked on the field two weeks in a row, right down >> i think we played well. i think we've walked on the field two weeks in a row, right down the field. that's pretty good. we showed you this tweet from thomas on tuesday, his response to josh norman calling out dt's super bowl performance. his tweet says it all. but thomas today said it was not

speaking facts. and i got tired of it. >> kind of wins the argument, right? >> basically. that's all i had to say. >> i think he won that battle. i bet there was some trash talk that led to this!

all eyes i'm gonna tell you what's going on, but y'all can't watch it. it's gonna be a race. yo, yo, eyes! look! y'all trying to cheat, look! treat it like practice. >> that was after practice today. cj anderson insisting that we all focus on him for a few minutes as the rest of the team went to the far field away from the cameras for a race

up snapchatting the sprint showdown. there is ware on the left, ray on the right. teacher taking on the student. and it was a photo finish! if you look real closely, shane ray just edges him out with the sprinter's kind ever lean. both claimed victory after the race. von miller was not invited. [ laughter ] >> at least he didn't dive across like the olympics.

>> this is a cool picture. rocky mountain national park as viewed from the international space station! and you can see the snow on the peaks. isn't that great? >> really cool.

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>> comics unleashed with your host byron allen. tonight we welcome justin reeves! >> thank you. thank you. that's very nice of you.