but will be offering coupons. new developments in the fight against the zika virus in colorado. health centers have been working to prevent this part of the virus. now they're taking an extra step. jeff todd joins us live at a blood center in westminster tonight. >> reporter: the food and drug administration has expanded a requirement for blood centers just like this one to now test

week, it was only required in two counties in florida, now it is going nationwide. >> we meant to ensure that people are safe, that's our no. 1 priority >> reporter: despite the mandate from the tda just issued, the blood center in denver will start testing blood for the zika virus. >> we are going to change our policies and procedures change our computer systems to meet that fda guidance and test all the blood donations for zika virus. >> reporter: it's an added level of protection. >> this is what donors are asked to read over before they donate. >> reporter: for the past few months, they have been turning away anyone who has travelled into known zika zone, including the caribbean, mexico, and even florida. >> if you've been in an area where zika is present, if you've

case of zik ach >> reporter: now that precaution is beefed up. there have been cases of zika spread through blood transfusions in brazil. blood centers here have three months to begin testing for zika. >> it's gonna take some time to ensure that we've got owl of our t's crossed and i's dotted >> reporter: blood centers like this one already do testing for hiv and hepatitis. earlier this week, the state did say there are an update on the case of a man who posed as a police officer. today he was sentenced to 60 days in jail for impersonating a cop in may of 2015. the 23-year-old was driving around a legacy with flash lights when he attempted to put someone over. the driver did not believe the man was a cop and called 911.

people from obag legitimate police officer. >> anytime you impersonate a police officer, you're violating the public trust. it certainly scared her quite a bit. in the news at 10:00, a developing story. an airman from buckley air force base facing charges for shooting and killing his wife. he admits he the trigger. karen morfitt following the investigation in aurora. he says it was an accident. he says it was an accident. >> reporter: it happened in their apartment yesterday evening. neighbors say they didn't hear a gunshot but did see the aftermath >> reporter: brian rivera called 911 thursday evening telling dispatchers he shot his wife and she was dead.

probably five or six unmarked cars >> reporter: he was arriving home from work around the same time police were getting to the scene. >> i went upstairs and saw the guy sitting outside his door, blood all over him. >> reporter: according to arrest paperwork, rivera told investigators he and his wife had been "training" that he was trying to show her how to react if someone else had a weapon, playing, trying to take the gun from each other when it went off. >> he was very emotional. crying bad, almost bawling like -- police were having a hard time getting him to calm down. >> reporter: the same documents say at least one neighbor who was questioned by police said she heard fighting coming from the home on a number of out of custodies. wedgeworth says his experience was different. >> i've never heard them fighting, never anything until the officers got here.

>> reporter: aurora police arrested rivera now charged with reckless manslaughter. they'll continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the woman's death. >> reporter: the arrest paperwork goes on to say that rivera told police he did not remember loading that gun. a spokesperson from buckley says he had just arrived at the base in june and had only been in the air force since december of last police want to talk to the driver of a pickup truck who was at this scene. 51-year-old cindy augustin crashed her suv off i-76 in 136th last friday morning. she then started walking along the interstate where she was killed. witnesses told police they saw a driver checking his front passenger side for damage shortly after that woman was hit. the man was driving a dark-colored extended cab pickup.

being remembered for her generosity after she died saving her young son. chelsea russell was vacationing with her family at lake powell near the utah/arizona border tuesday. her son fell from a boat without a lifejacket. she jumped in and used her chest to keep the boy above the water, but she was unconscious when pulled from the water. she was a prominent natural resources attorney. her coworkers told us they're not surprised by her >> she was a better mom than any other mom i've ever known, including myself. and she would have done anything for her kids. >> her colleagues say russell died of heart failure. she also leaves behind a 5-year-old daughter. happening now, the search for a burglar who stole 35 guns from a pawnshop in thornton. it happened early tuesday morning on washington street near 88.

number of break-ins this summer. >> reporter: we have. you might remember the two gun stores that were broken into in june, in the littleton area. investigators do not believe those are connected to what happened here because the methods of operation are so different. >> reporter: police are asking for your help to identify the man caught on camera burglarizing this thornton pawnshop around 3:20 am tuesday. surveillance video shows them looking around with what appears to be a he got away with 35 handgun, shotguns, and rifles, and this is just one of several gun store break-ins around the metro area in recent months. in march, bass pro, 29 handguns. in june, 30 guns stolen from littleton.

alcohol, to back oh, firearms, and explosives, 170 have been stolen so far in 2016 from licensed gun dealers in the denver metro area. it's already well above the 121 firearms stole then all of 2015 across the entire state of colorado. an increased atf public information officer says it's alarming. >> one firearm, we consider that too many. because we know these firearms are destined for the crimp nal world. -- criminal world >> repor recovered from crime scenes were stolen last year. >> people's lives are at risk when the firearms are stolen and put in criminal hands. that is why she says it is so important to catch that guy now before he's able to sell or trade firearms with other criminals, and also says even though you only saw one suspect there in the surveillance video, he may have had the help of an

stolen. melissa divorce yashg cbs4 news. a warning for those of you traveling to rocky mountain national park. sunday someone broke the windows of people parked there and stole credit cards inside. donald trump took a break from attacking hillary clinton and focused on his still evolving immigration plan. republicans wonder if he's angering his core voters. trump won caucuses with a hard immigration stance, promised the law and mass deportation. >> we won with them, we won

poorly educated! >> reporter: now trump is changing his approach trying to win over hispanic voters. today he met with hispanic business leaders in nevada. >> there certainly can be a softening. we're not looking to hurt people >> reporter: trump's loyal supporters don't want any softening. sarah palin warned him not to embrace "wishy washy positions that could provoke cbs credibilitior lesley sanchez says trump has to be careful with his core supporters but also practical. >> he is starting to realize that he's not going to win a general election campaign unless he talks about an approach that is compassionate and realistic. as much as the cry will continue to be vocal and loud, it's not going to change the political reality in the calculus if he tries to win in november. >> after fighting off trump's

clinton had no events today. rattled passengers after a man wearing only underwear rams a pickup into a plane bound for denver. >> i start hearing people go oh, my goodness, seriously? >> and new video of an amazing rescue. a police officer risking his life to saving a man from a burning car. >> and why maine's governor left a profanity-filled voicemail. >> you little son of a [ truckers. >> nice and calm along the front range, not so over the western sections of the state. moisture flow continues. i'll tell you if these storms make it to the metro area. and a warmup this weekend! >> who's been the best broncos player of the last decade? and trevor siemian may be the best at q.b., but does he have the

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new information about the man in omaha who took off his clothes and crashed into a plane bound for denver. the man's father told world news he had a meth addiction and mental health

where it came from. then all of a sudden i started hearing people go oh, my goodness! seriously? did that just happen? >> and just like that, david's flight was delayed from omaha to denver . this truck smashed right into the nose of the plane as people started boarding truck smashed right into the nose of the plane as people started boarding. >> reporter: they learned the driver wearing only underwear apparently jumped a fence. >> he was worried someone was trying to kill him, running through the parking garages, jumped over the fence, got inside of a car that was already turned on; stole it, drove around the airport. police were chasing him. >> reporter: his bizarre okays other main reason he hospitalized.

extensive damage done to the southwest plane, the individual did suffer some injuries from the crash. >> jennifer brice reporting. the man responsible for the crash will be bookod felony charges. the f.b.i. investigating how the security breech happened. the governor in maine is in a lot of hot water for leaving an obscene voicemail saying he's not racist. he recently said 90% of heroin dealers arrested in his state are black and lawmaker drew gatine called the comments racially charged. he hen got this angry voicemail from the governor. >> i've spent my life helping black people and you little -- [ cursing ] >> i want you to record this and make it public because i'm after you. >> i was really glad i wasn't

left it. he really sounded like somebody who was about to commit physical violence. >> obviously he did make it public. this afternoon, the governor apologized to the people of maine for having to hear the voicemill but did not apologize for the voicemail itself. officials are considering slowing down trucks and buses in an effort to reduce traffic deaths. the department of transportation wants to install a device on large vehicles that would limit how fast they could go. 68 miles an hour. >> we're absolutely going the wrong direction when it comes to highway fatalities. we've got it figure out what's going on and put a stop to it. >> 19,000 people have died in traffic accidents in the first half of this year alone. >> a georgia police officer risking his life to save a man

the man sticking out of the window screaming for help. the officer is able to free that man, and the car exploded just a few minutes later. passenger survived. unfortunately the driver died from his injury. president obama will be off the coast of hawaii income week, designating the world's largest protected president hopes to protect nearly 7,000 species. the marine sanctuary will also protect reefs, marine life habitats, and be studied for climate change. we got a break from the 90s! but heat back this weekend. >> it really is. warming up once again after 60s and 70s. a couple scattered showers to the

not much in denver right now. over the west, that flow continues to pump moisture into northwestern colorado, showers and thunderstorms there going till around midnight. boulder county, grand county, larimer county could see some rain. snow over the higher reaches of vail. they dissipate, gone, skies clear. tomorrow, maybe a few isolated storms in the afternoon different story, we could see southern sections of the metro area see a few showers, into the southwestern sections of colorado where they could get some good rains. good news for them! the cool front finally moving off to the east, and this high pressure system will grab that warm desert air and warm us up. heavy showers and thunderstorms through the midwest. and they're

rain. all of these are flood watches or warnings. 86 and 56 would be normal for this time of year. 97 and 40 other records. 63 and 60 right now. three sdifrnt seasons! here's one season, they've got some pretty good snow there. and this is from jeremy, aspen, snowmass valley. temperatures tonight, in the 50s for the eastern plains, 30s and 40s in the mountains, out west 40s and 50s. and for tomorrow, the warmup, 70s, 80s, nearing 90 degrees for the eastern plains. 60s and 70s for the mountains,

your denver forecast for tonight, we'll see the clearing skies, with temperatures in the low to mid-50s by morning. then for tomorrow, partly cloudy, an isolated storm, low to mid-80s, and for the next several day, not a lot of change here, temperatures 86, kwefb 87, 83, 86. isolated storm, and pretty

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league win. jeff hoffman hoping he doesn't have to wait quite that long. second batter he faced, not good! jayson werth connected for a solo home run, 1-0. hoffman was part of that troy tulowitzki trade. he was better than his first outing. 5th inning, a solo shot to murphy. kept it close, then it fell apart for the rookie harper here. 8-2. nick hundley's 3-run home run in the 9th only made the final score a bit closer, 8-5 the final. >> going in with the same game plan. feel like i executed about the same number of pitches, and they hit two bad pitches out of the park. just get back to work two days from now in the bullpen

going. visiting real salt lake, five minutes in gets the rapids on the board! take it away! >> goooooooooaaaaaaaaal!! [ cheering and applause ] >> that was fun! only problem, real answered with a pair of gooals against tim howard to take the lead. howard a great save there. the rapids fall 2-1. rocky mountain cup goes back to salt lake. nfl in vegas you can bet on anything. in march, you could bet on who willing the broncos next next quarterback. but the odds didn't include trevor siemian! at the end of august, he still had lower odds than the others. it made sense, if they

if you want young talent, start with paxton lynch. starting a former 7th round pick with no nfl experience? certainly seemed like a long-shot. here we are. all signs now point to siemian winning this competition. >> doing my respects, as a looky, and coming into this year, it's even better. >> he's just so he's calm, composed, he doesn't get riled up. nothing really gets him -- when you see somebody like that with that confidence, you look at him, even though he doesn't have an nfl snap under him, something about that kid makes you want to play for him. von miller is the best player on the broncos right now, but is he the best from the last

15-15, 2nd half, mullen ball buying time, adrian jackson wide-open. finds the end zone, last year's 5a runner up opens with an exciting 28-21 win. finally the sports world loves a good list. top-10 plays of the week, quarterback options. you get thea. from the website pro football focus, they listed the best player from each nfl team from the past decade. for broncos they chose von miller and russell okume -- von miller. but the list said the last decade, 2006 to 2015! so we made it a centurylink poll question. you said in the last decade, the

and 9%. >> tim tebow was the other. [ laughter ] >> champ was amazing. we all the way back. louis wright! >> louis wright.

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