glaciers of hail covering streets and park lots.

and lightning also a part of the equation. parts of the denver area remain under a flood warning. ed greene is tracking this violent storm from colorado's weather center. first lauren dispirito is right in that mess up in adams county! >> reporter: people say thef never seen anything like this, hail covering the par it's about a foot deep here, some say it's been higher than that. it's small hail, not very large. but when it came down, people say so much of it came that it not only covered the parking lot but flooded pe-cos. flooding was about knee-deep any

trapped, none were injured. there were a lot of people in this area, a drive-thru, a store. >> i got scared because i thought it was a snow storm in august. it was coming down so thick, i couldn't even see 10 feet in front of me. >> reporter: part ever the there's debris clogging the road and drainage points. so crews are waiting for road and bridge crews to come in, push some of this out. >> that storm fired up about

packed a wallop. >> this is just what we saw in colorado springs yesterday. you get a small area of hail, but they introduce a lot of it! nothing going on. just to the east, sunshine. showers and thunderstorms continue at this anywhere from 0.40 to 2 inch was rain in just a couple of hours. and here are the flood advisories or flood warnings. and they go until 11:00 or midnight tonight. earlier today, we had nothing. now just the opposite. drying out across the

tomorrow? they could be! developing now, two dogs have been put down after a deadly attack in conifer. >> reporter: the dogs were taken here where they were euthanized. neighbors didn't think they were a problem. but authorities revealed a more complicated history. the owner the dogs could become aggressive years before tonight's attack. susan shawl was killed in the doorway to her garage, the dogs were mauming at her face. investigators do not know what caused them to attack her. >> the son haired commotion and

on the arm, apparently trying to pull the dogs off his mother. she was pronounced dead in the hallway. neighbors saw the flashing lights from the scene last night and were shocked by what happened inside this morning. >> to go after your owner, that pretty much blew me away. i couldn't hardly believe that. >> reporter: the incident wasn't the first time these dogs had been a problem. eight years ago, the owner was ticket for a nuisance when they broke out and police had to help. >> they were running loose, in her yard, acting aggressively. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says their investigate is ongoing. donald trump says he is

the search for these men police say may have been breaking in to fiddler's green amphitheater and stealing booze. they broke in three times this month, always late at time. bottles of liquor, wine, and beer. they are in their late teens or early 20s. a woman is robbed at gunpoint with her kids in the car. the man pulled a gun and demanded she got money from an a, m and home.

denver police officer john adsit is headed back to work after two years of recovery. he was nearly killed while run over trying to protect student protestors. he spoke with karen morfitt about preparing. >> reporter: he says it's kind of like first dave school. >> i found out last week from my doctor that he was gonna give me permission to go into a modified limited duty position. >> reporter: his last day on the job was in december of 2014.

students during a protest when he was run over and dragged several feet by a driver having a seizure. the injuries were severe. >> my evidence box they finally got had fatality right on it. >> reporter: he described his recovery as an uphill battle, mentally and physically taxing at time he's preparing to go back, starting off in a new position in just a few hours a day. >> until they say you gotta

i can. >> reporter: those officers that he says helped motivate him have inspidered him to start a foundation where he raises money for fellow injured officer cbs4 news. a water main break shut down a stretch of evans avenue in southwest denver. water has been restored to businesses and homes. the road damage is a different matter. repairs will have westbound evans shut down between santa fe and platte river drive through tomorrow night. a fast acting thief steals thousands from a woman who

a viewer learned about the problem with drive-thru banking and contacted us to get her story out and warn all of you. how does this work? >> reporter: karen these criminals are target these banks with multiple lanes here at the drive-up window. they're hoping that the teller on the other side of the window can't positively identify who is sitting in the driver's seat. and for the victim who called us, that cost her a couple thousand bucks over the >> immediately after i found out that my bag was stolen, i called wells fargo and canceled my credit card, canceled my debit card, i filed a police report. >> reporter: but she didn't tell the bank her i.d. was stolen. a day later, her account was frozen and she was missing $2,000. >> my first instinct was, well, they went to a bank, we're gonna get a video of this, the license plate, tell who these people are. and that's not the case. >> reporter: the criminal used

coleen's i.d. to cash them. >> every person they talk to at wells fargo including their fraud department told me that this loophole exists. >> reporter: the drive-up locations don't have the security you would think like cameras that can show the tellers who is actually in the car. >> you can go in a tinted windowed vehicle and no one will ever see your face >> reporter: this isn't just a problem at wells fargo. she hopes banks can add a level of cashed from these drive-thru lanes. >> i think when you cancel your credit cards, you think you're safe, but there's this other loophole that exists. >> reporter: she got her money reimbursed. wells fargo has not seen a rash of these. but they did give us some tips.

they also recommend going online or onto your smart phone to monitor your account at least once a week. that is a place where you can put some alerts on your account so any large transaction can get flagged and you can find out about it immediately. new developments after chris brown forces a standoff with police. the charges he's facing after his arrest. >> new video of a tv photographer saving a pregnant woman from a burning car. >> a cop narrowly misses a wrong-way driver. >> and building a memorial for the aurora theater victims. >> and storms starting to move out of the microsoft, still off to the west and south. they're heavy. and the rest of the state, that's about all we've got going! >> the broncos make more roster cuts.

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an unusual scene at 72nd and pecos. our photo journalist showing us one unfortunate motorist having to scoop the water out of that car. what a mess! new developments tonight in a police standoff with entertainer chris brown. brown has been arrested and will be charged with assault with a deadly weapon. >> i am one of the best entertainers. >> reporter: chris brown taunted police on instagram after they showed up at his home. a woman accused him of putting a gun at her head. >> barricaded myself in my

let police inside. >> you get the warrant, you gonna walk right up in here and you gonna see nothing. you idiots. >> reporter: when they got the warrant, brown came outside and sat on the porch. he has a history of legal issues. he received five years of probation for assaulting rihanna. he's been accused of other assaults and hit after today's search he was taken into custody. >> he will be transported by detectives to the homicide division where he will be booked for assault with a deadly weapon. >> reporter: this started when the woman claimed brown snapped when she was admiring a piece of his jewelry. dashcam video showing us the moment an officer avoided a

after swerving to avoid the vehicle, you can see the officer spin around and chase the driver. he was drunk and speeding and also caught and arrested. new video of a tv photographer who saved a pregnant woman from a burning car in louisiana. thean sunshine here, not even cloudy, showers down to the west, east, south. denver aurora, here they start. that

denver/aurora denver. into conifer and idaho springs, lightning, thunder as well. just in a very small specified area. we saw it in colorado yesterday. flood advisories or warnings going from 11:15 to midnight tonight for the greater metro area once again. tomorrow, showers and thunderstorms return. and we'll see them along the front range and down to the south. a couple of these could be heavy, even into the darkness hours. showers and thunderstorms till noontime. just southwest of the city. we could be in for these for the next couple of days because of the moisture moving up into that area.

showers and thunderstorms over the southeast as well. the tropics, that's a different story. here other hawaiian islands. a hurricane category 3, just to the south of the islands. high surf, heavy rain, and strong winds. behind it, we have lester, another category 3 heading for honolulu as well have tropical depression 9, over the coast of florida and the carolinas. temperatures in denver, 62 and 64, south breeze at 3. suzanne scott, the view

eastern plains, 30s, 40s for the mountains. tomorrow like today, 70s and 80s eastern plains. a couple of included storms will continue tonight, heavier to the west. mid-50s by morning. and tomorrow, they'll be back! partly cloudy sky, isolated storms. some will be heavy, low 80s. then we'll stay in the 80s into next week, drying out. >> thank you. three years after the arear theater shootings, there is finally enough money to build a memorial for the victims. a local church asked the congregation to pitch in, and the result is bringing tierce of joy. >> reporter: from this church, they gave from the heart. >> colorado community church.

and we have is $95,000. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: organizers needed to reach $200,000 for the memorial. it will have a garden with benches for each of the victims killed. the church responded quietly with 600 people giving donations. like kathy. >> there were so many impact that were impacted. not only the >> reporter: 12 were killed, a 13th was an unborn child. health sera cousin of ashley moser who was paralyzed, lost her daughter and a pregnancy. >> what was your reaction? >> i immediately burst into tears. >> reporter: she knew of the pastor's efforts.

>> and the money is still

the broncos released their longtime punter as part of the roster cut-down. he had been with the team since 2009 and was the longest tenured lair on the roster. the problem is he was sit setto make $3.25 million this year, the highest of any

money. they'll go with riley dixon out of syracuse. will the broncos regret cutting colquitt? 65% saying yes. mark sanchez was not cut which was a bit of a surprise, despite not being the starter. he is the highest paid quarterback on the roster. so that may be a money move they make in the next couple of weeks. mark will be available to play thursday night if necessary. and if happens to paxton lynch. sanchez admitted he was disappointed in not winning the starting job but isn't gonna shed any tears over it. >> if things don't work out the way you want, you can't act like a cry baby and cause a problem. that's not right. crone that's a professional way to do it. the vikings looking for a quarterback.

knee cap today, out for the rest of the season. the vikings canceled the rest of practice this afternoon. the rockies were hoping to win their second straight series tonight. mother nature had other ideas. the game was rained out. they'll play two tomorrow. how about this play there indians pitcher zach mcallist a hackie sack champion in middle school. i just made that up. judge issing by this play, he probably was pretty good. right off the calf. the rockies were one of the teams an hand for tim tebow's try-out today. he worked out for about two nours los angeles, hit 8 home runs during batting practice. he's hoping to make the roster as an outfielder.

years old, there's been two things they love the most in sports. one was playing quarterback, having ten other guys depend on you to win a game. and then hit a baseball. specifically those two things. and the second hardest decision that i ever made was giving up baseball to go the university 92 florida and play football. the first rule of gambling,

cu is favored by 7.5, for entertainment purposes only. they've won 9 of their last 13, including last year's overtime thriller. the buffers haven't won back-to-back games in this rivalry since 2010 and 2011.

bowl games. >> i'm not buying that they're not a good football team. they're a really good football team. their offensive line kibbed our butt last year. dolphins ran all over us. it's gonna be a tough tough game for us. >> i expect to battle. i expect us to do well and execute our operation on offense. i expect a >> gonna be a packed house. >> good weather.

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