hi, everybody. welcome to cbs4 morning news at 4:30. it is tuesday, august 31st. i'm ago. -- i'm alan. >> and i'm britt moreno. did you sleep last the cars which ended up in the water got drenched inside and out. >> we had to get a bottle of gatorade and a wendy's cup to take the water out and hoefb the ice >> marco said the blocks of hail weighed about 50 pounds and he had to move those before getting his sister's vehicle out of the mess. >> look at that effort he had to put in there.

everybody has a story about this, lauren. >> yes, they will. we did talk about yesterday, how if you got a storm it was capable of producing heavy rain and hail. we got that last night. and it was downtown denver. it was quite the storm for us and this morning, it's gone. what we have left is fog. we can see up in our northeast corner in akron and we have thicker fog near greeley and near fort morgan and sterling. we may get a little to filter towards us dia, the north side of town. watch out for the fog this morning. looking at on the number eastern plains, you're getting rain this morning, but the rest of us has dried out. skies are clear. 56 in denver. 57 in boulder and greeley. 57 in burlington. 37 in leadville. 65 in going. today we're look -- today we're looking at low 80s and a chance for afternoon and evening thunderstorms.

heavy rainfall and small hail. let's check with joel, good morning. >> good morning. we need to look across the denver-metro area. we have volume along the roadways southbound along i-25 from our mouse tram cam or the lights are in the southbound direction. we have road work going on along smith and e-470 toward parker road in the northbound direction and trying to get on the ramp from santa fe to evans, you can't do that because alan. edge water, a man with a gun crashes a stolen car and leads police on a chase and with one shoe is still on the run. >> this thing is very involved this morning and officers are haunting for this man. it's happening at 20th and fenon. shawn is live, what can you tell us? >>reporter: britt, we have quite the scene involving two different cars.

let's show you where that ended on the end of lakewood and wheat ridge. this car was in the edgewood area and police heard shots coming from this car and it ran -- it crashed into another car. take a look at this car that's here. it's this red saturn. the impact of the crash sent the car through a fence this neighbor's home and it's sitting as if it was trying to park in this yard. there were three people inside that red saturn. they're okay, and they were actually able to try and grab the driver of the black excursion. they were able to get his red sweat shirt off and his shoe. they got a couple of

to leave. we have a descent description of this man. it's a black man wearing a light colored shirt, red basketball shorts and missing one shoe. he also left his backpack here, so police are hopeful they're going to get more information and details about him, but right now here at this intersection, quite a mess for them to clean up and unfortunately for this homeowner, a lot they have to deal with. 1 car in the yard and one next destroyed. the black excursion is what police believes is a stolen car from wheat ridge and they believe the driver of that car was able to take a hand gun from another car in the wheat ridge area before it came to an end on the edge of lakewood and edge water. we're going to collect details from police and i'll show you more of the evidence we're seeing at this scene right now. live in edge water, shawn chitnis, cbs news. >> do they have theories on

there was a large per rim ster for a cup -- around this perimeter. since he's missing a shoe, it's curious to see how far he might get. >> you feel for the homeowners. thank you so much. >> be on the look out. there's glass all over the ground he had to get overit trump will make a speech in arizona about immigration. he has accepted an invitation to meet with mexico's president. mexico's president says clinton and trump were invited and clinton has no plans to meet with the mexican president before the elections. hanna daniels has the latest on the campaign.

meeting with the mexico's president. >> we're going to secure our border and stop the drugs from pouring in and destroying our country and i'll talk about that tomorrow night in arizona. big speech on immigration. >> that speech comes with speculation that the republican nominee is softening his stance of importing undocumented immigrants. at a rally issue to sway minority voters away from clinton. >> clinton's immigration policy, it brings in illegal immigrants and refugees to take jobs from our hard working, african american and hispanic citizens. >> clinton who has been off the campaign trail fundraising is being dogged by her use of a private e-mail server during her time as secretary of state.

early as today related to its probe. despite recommending no criminal charges against her. >> this is something we wanted to happen. >> with the first debate bes than a month away, the democratic nominee hoped to move away from the controversy and she hits the campaign trail in cincinnati. hanna daniels, cbs news. >> as much as she wants to move away from the controversy, the state department says they have 30 new e-mails recovered from clinton's with the 2012 benghazi attack and they can be released next month. investors are hoping to break a summer slowdown and get markets back up. >> jill wagner joins us live with the money stock exchange. good morning. >>reporter: good morning, alan and britt. yesterday the dow lost 48 point and the nasdaq dropped 9 and few tours pointing to a higher open. apple shares

ordered apple to pay in back taxes. ceo tim cook says they're going to fight the ruling that apple never got special tax treatment from ireland and the obama administrator says that american taxpayers could lose out because apple could put the back taxes to money owed to the government. jetblue will make a short plane today. the 72-minute flight from florida is the first commercial flight to cuba in mo they'll be 400 flights a week, travel was stopped during the cold war. you can order pizza from your tv. papa johns is the first to order from their apple tv. those will get 25% off. >> this is a good thing to have during football season. you're sitting in front of the tv and

answer the door. >> a few steps to make it there. >> they'll come up with something for that too. >> they're probably working on it. >> all right, thanks a lot, jill. happening today, denver police officer john ascid is heading back to work with the department after 2 years of recovery. cbs4 has been following his story since he was nearly killed while protecting students during a protest. karen morfitt speak to him about 21 months since denver police officer john ascid has been back to work. >> i found out from my doctor he's going to give me permission to go into a modified limited duty position. >> his last day on the job was in december of 2014. he was protecting high school students during a protest when he was run over and dragged several feet by

>> my fatality -- they didn't expect me to live. >> he described his recovery as uphill physically and mentally taxing at times. he said officers motivated him to get back to work, but it was his family he needed behind me. >> they were worried about hours and are we going to see you and this and that and other the and they're concerned after what happened. they want to know i'm >> with their support, he's prepare to go go back starting in a new information with a few hours a day. he knows it's a big step in his journey and hopes to return to the streets. >> they say you got to move on, john. i'm going on fight as hard as i can. >> he's an inspiration. that was karen morfitt reporting for

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made a mess for drivers who got stuck in high water and some had to scoop out the water from their vehicles. that's not good for the car. none of this was fun at all, lauren. >> no. when the storms -- there's a lot of moisture. if you get a storm, they're capable of doing this. this happened in colorado springs. if you get a storm today, flash flooding is a concern along with hail. it's not big whooping hail like from the severe storms earlier in the year, but we could get small this morning, we have fog out near fort morgan, akron and visibility is less than a half mile. so it's thick. near greeley, fog and fort colls well. not here in denver. looking at our satellite and ray day, skies are clear. we have thunderstorm activity in phillips counties. of rest of us dry minus the fog. we're in the monsoonal flow so there's moisture heading up our

if you don't get storms, you have heavy cloud cover. looking at the future cast for today, we'll get thunderstorms on the eastern plains through the morning hours and down south into our sandi crystals, lunch time, getting rain and more cloud cover in denver. through the afternoon and evening hours, some thunderstorms around the denver area, again, could produce hail and heavier rainfall and eastern plains could get storms through the afternoon and evening and scatter into our south mountains. overnight, rain possible especially for the eastern plains and fog and more cloud cover. western slope o the dry and clear side. tomorrow, most rain will stay south and west of the denver area and the front range -- 55 towards boulder. 48 in lineman. 57 in burlington. in the mountains, 37 in leadville and 52 in steamboat and 55 in grand junction. looking at temperatures for today, another

in greeley. 77 in ray and burlington. 84 in la junta. 77 in aspen and eagle. 9 1 in grand junction. so hot on the western slope. for your hour-by-hour forecast, we have a nice morning in store and we have a chance of storms coming in after about 2:00, 3:00 for us and it could last into the evening hours. for your 5-day forecast toward the end of the week, it does dry out on saturday and sunday. very isolated storms possible on sunday. maybe pretty dry day for us. let's check with joel. good morning. >> good morning. y drive. nothing really to slow you down. we're watching underneath the bridge as you get to hamden and there's cones up, but not this morning. we're across the denver-metro area, maintenance work going on along smith. take a look at i-270 and e-470, it's slowing as they continue construction.

north of 285 not causing delays this morning. we got this little icon along here, and crews have restored water to homes and businesses after a water main break shut down a stretch of evans avenue in southwest denver. as far as the road damage, denver water tells us the repairs has westbound evans shut down between santa fe and plat river drive and that's through the evening's commute as well, alan. >> joel, thank you very much. a pair of judge in milwaukee are givingpl kindness and support for each other. judge derrick moseley was in need of a life saving kidney transplant. judge earring stepped in to help a colleague. he's dunkin with the story. >>reporter: each embrace for 46-year old judge moseley is a reminder of how lucky he is to

>> in 2014, doctors said his kidney was functioning at only 2%. and without a transplant, he coe . >> what did the doctors tell you in terms of likely hood of you getting a kidney soon. >> soon was five to 6 years. >> patient demand out paces kidney don't kid kidney donors is 3 to 1. >> i would step up. >> fellow judge 58-year old joanne irene would donate one of hers. the doctor said the older white, half his size woman was his match. >> i told the doctors, don't are surprised by my size. i have big feet and big organs. >> and it was a huge kidney.

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to smile when thieves kept stealing his donald trump lawn sign. >> they're trying to shut me up. >> michael put up a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and convection of the thieves. >> i'm choosing trump and stay off my lawn and let me express my opinion. >> this florida real-estate investor didn't appreciate the f trump graffiti on his mailbox outside of he put out 100 rewards sign showing a suspect's photo captured by surveillance cameras. cameras were busy recording people stealing trump signs. usually jumping outs of a car, grabbing signs and jumping back in. jeff rice of west hardford connecticut caught two teens red-handed in his driveway. >> stealing my donald trump signs. >> i know. >> why would you do such a thing?

political views. >> is that the right thing to do? >> we're teenagers so i think we have leeway. >> i chose not to press charges. >> other chose a reward. when the -- she couldn't get over it when someone defaced three of her trump signs in new york city, new york. she replaced them and put up a $1,000 reward. >> not my neighborhood, guys and you're not going to intimidate me or bully me and i'm going to vote for my >> every time they take a sign, the next one gets bigger and better. i guess pretty soon the whole house will be a trump sign. >> try stealing that, you pranksters. or are they liberals.

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good morning to early risers. i'm britt moreno. this is the news at 5:00 on this wednesday, august 31st. >> i'm alan gionet. here's what's happening on the cbs4 morning news. big breaking news, shawn. >>reporter: a stolen car in white ridge. after a huge car that lead to this house, we'll have a live report coming up. moving the car. isis says their leader is killed. we had heavy flooding in denver. it left heavy covering at 77th and pecos. what's in store for today's forecast. okay. it's going to be a big issue. everybody is talking about what happened last night. let's look ahead. >> as a news person we love