it looked like a winter scene at 77th and pecos. heavy rains flooded the area. some of 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 move the ice. >> marcos said the blocks of hail weighed about 50 pounds each. can you imagine having to move these. he did because that's how he had to get his sister's vehicle mess. >> looks like styrofoam, but that's not. >> it's heavier. >> let's find out if there's more coming. thanks for joining us this half hour. >> i'm britt moreno. we have more storms on the way later today. here's lauren. >> good morning. there's a potential for more storms later. we're fairly quiet and mild after those storms last night. up in our north eastern corner, however, we have a little more activity with heavier rainfall and a little lightning this morning. so we'll talk about our storm chances in just a moment. right now let's check

we're looking across the denver-metro area. there's an accident at 74th and dalia. we're going to break down those drive times. a man is on the run this morning only wearing one shoe apparently. now, police say he stole an suv and a gun. than apparently crashed into another car here, and a person's fence. the fenton. sean is live. shawn, you have an update aboutt police found at the scene. >>reporter: yeah, britt. the scene is clear now, but they got a lot of evidence at this location. it all started in wheat ridge. police telling us that their suspect stole a black excursion there. also likely got a hand gun from another car in wheat ridge before coming into this area. police say that they were also in this area at the time when that black

and then ran a stop sign coming into this intersection 20th and fenton. that's what pushed the red car into the yard. and created this huge crash and mess that we saw here. three people were inside the red car at the time. they were able to get out. and they were actually able to get ahold of the driver of that black car just briefly. they were able to pull off his red sweat shirt and a shoe. we're told the suspect left a backpack before getting away. police tried to on foot and they had a k9-unit on scene. they weren't able to get him. there was a woman in this house at the intersection trying to sleep. >> at 1:50, i heard a loud screech and a very loud bang and i knew right away, it sounded like it was right outside my window and i jumped up and called 911. >> so police able to clear this

we did see them picking up a gun here on this location. so we're going to try and get more details about that. we know at this point a description that they have about that suspect, they're looking for. it's a black man wearing a light-colored shirt and red basketball short and missing one shoe. live in edge water, shawn chitnis, cbs4 morning news. >> the perimeter is down, right, shawn. >> that's right, alan. this area is completely opened up, so likely that suspect no the immediate area. >> thanks a lot. i appreciate it very. trump is going to make a speech on immigration today in arizona. before that, he says he's accepted an invitation to meet with mexico's president enrique. mexico's president says both trump and clinton have been invited and so far hillary clinton has no plans to meet with the mexican president before the elections. hanna daniels has the latest.

mexico's president in a tweet tuesday night, but gave little insight into his address on immigration in arizona this evening. >> we're also going to secure our border and stop the drugs from pouring in and destroying our country. and i'll be talking about that tomorrow night in arizona, big speech on immigration. >> that big speech comes in mid-speculation that the republican nominee is of undocumented immigrants. at a rally in washington state yesterday, trump used the issue to sway minority voters away from rival hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton's immigration policy, it brings in illegal immigrants and refugees to take jobs from our hard working african american and hispanic citizens. >>

campaign fundraising has been -- the fbi could release documents including interview notes as early as today related to its probe. despite recommending no criminal charges against her. >> this is something we want today have happen and we're glad it's going to happen. >> with the first debate less than a month away, democratic nominee hoped to move away from the controversy. she hits the campaign trail again today in cincinnati. hanna daniels, cbs news. hail brought thunderstorms today, lauren. >> we could have another round of what we had yesterday. if you get a thunderstorm today, there's a chance for heavy rainfall and hail with that. our weather watcher john base reporting 46 degrees in cold creek canyon. this morning, says it's clear, cool and calm. nice start to the day in that area. we have thick fog from fort collins through greeley, akron and ray. watch out for that, fort morgan as well. most areas less than a mile with visibility. be extra cautious. you may hit pockets of thick fog

morning commute and looking at our satellite and radar, we're quiet. in our north eastern corner, we have thunderstorms this morning. they're producing heavy rainfall, but they're isolated. 54 degrees in denver. 55 in boulder. 56 in burlington burlington. 34 in leadville. 64 in grand junction. for your bus stop forecast this morning, nice morning. we'll have a few cloud and temperatures in the upper 50s so not a bad start. we'll talk about the storms in a moment, but first let's check with joel in trouble spots. the road. that's going to slow things down. they're coming up. taking a look from thornton to denver, speeds into the 70s. an 8-minute drive from 120th to i-70. great speeds along i-270 westbound along i-76 as well. we're across the denver-metro area, there's an accident at 74th and dalton. there's earlier accidents and cleanup on that continues. but look at that green that we have. that

posted speed limits everywhere except for and this is the exception of 74th and dalton. look along highway 6, we have slowing. thanks so much. here's an update to a story we brought you. two pit bulls who attacked and killed their owner are dead. the jefferson animal control put down the dogs. jefferson county deputies a reeved at a home to discover a 60-year old woman barely alive -- deputies arrived at a home to discover a 60-year old old woman barely alive. her son was bit own the arm, but expected to recover. neighbors reacted to the news of that attack. >> when your pets go after you, that's what shocked me. i know pit bulls do mean things if they're trained to or trained not to do, but to go after their owner, that blew me away. >> now, unfortunately this

were a problem. in 2008 the owner was ticketed for owning nuisance dogs when they broke out and scared a neighbor. it was a scary moment in an aurora church as the pastor announced they done it. raised $95,000 to fund a memorial for the victims of the aurora theater shooting. that effort had been stalled until the church took over. and then the church members found enough caring in their hearts to change the here's rick salinger. >> colorado, community church, after 1 month we needed 90, you have given over $95,000. over 95 now. >>reporter: last month on the 4th anniversary of the massacre, organizers announced they needed to reach $200,000 for the memorial. it will have a garden with benches for each of the

responded quietly with 600 people giving donations. like kathleen mosley. >> there was so many people impacted, not only the ones at that theater, but other people related or had friends within that situation. >> 12 people were killed and the 13th was an unborn child. she's a cousin of ashley who is paralyzed and lost her 6-year old daughter veronica and a pregnancy. >> what was your reaction when you heard the church had raid >> i immediately burst into tears. >> she knew of the pastor's efforts to help the victim's families. >> every week he would e-mail us the amount of money they raised so far. >> the money is still coming in. it looks like we might hit $100,000 by the end of this week. >> rick salinger, cbs4 news. >> that's great. happening today, it has been a gruelling 2-year long recovery but today, denver police officer

cbs4 has been following his story since he was nearly killed while protecting students during a protest. karen morfitt spoke to the officer about his return. >> it's a calling. >>reporter: it has been 21 months sense denver police officer john adsit has been back to work. >> i found out from my doctor that he was going to give me permission to go into a modified limited duty position. >> his last day on the job was in december of 2014. 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 that i finally that i got, had fatality on it. they didn't expect me to live. >> he describes -- adsit says stories of fellow officers who beat the odds motivated him to

family he needed behind him. >> they were worried about hours and are we going to see you and this and that and the other and they're concerned and they want to make sure i'm safe. >> he's preparing to go back a few hours a day. he hopes to 1 day return to the streets. >> until they say you got to move on, john, i'm going to >> that was karen morfitt reporting. adsit said the officers who motivated him in recovery inspired him to start a foundation to help other officers injured in the line of duty. you can participate in that rise and run 5k walk and we have information on how to get signed up at cbsdenver.com. this morning, if you're just waking up, you may have felt the weather. it rattled everything.

severe weather on the way. >> we'll show you what happened last night. broncos making roster moves with the cuts to some big salaries.

well, there's hail storm and there's hail storms. this is the incredible aftermath of heavy rains and hail right near 72nd and pecos last night. that looks like big chunks of

water out of their vehicles. what a pain in the neck. people all over hit by hail last night. >> it's amazing. 1 man was reporting that hail weighed 50 pounds square there. so i can't imagine have dig -- having to dig out of that. >> if you get a thunderstorm today, it could produce heavy rainfall. there's a lot of hai be careful if you see the storms develop. live look outside where skies are clear this morning and looking at our visibility. it's not clear for everyone. we have fog in some spots from fort collins through greeley through fort morgan, akron area near sterling. fog near ray so it's thick towards morgan and -- it may take a little while for that to mix out. looking at our satellite and radar, we're calm and quiet

of nebraska and into our northeast corner. from jewelsburg through holy oak, close to ray, you have heavier rainfall with this thunderstorm in the area. it may stick around for a little while longer. there's a trough not moving so fast. looking at future cast, morning hours we'll see the fog mix out of here, by lunch time, we have scattered storms on the eastern plains, down south of denver and into our southern mountain areas. in denver, we may get thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening, and still have country. not quite as wide spread into the mountains or western slope and into the eastern plains. we could have rain overnight and watch out for heavy rain, if you get a storm, the potential is there for the leave dwrer rainfall. tomorrow morning, we could have showers on the eastern plains and there's a chance of isolated storms here in denver tomorrow. most should stay off to our west and then down south for tomorrow. temperatures as you're leaving the house this morning, 54 in denver. 55 in boulder. 56 in burlington. and in the high country, 34 in

52 in steamboat. 64 in grand junction. temperatures for today, 82, 80 in boulder. 82 in fort collins. 77 for ray and burlington. 73 in fresco. 83 in steamboat springs and 91 n grand junction. so for most of the day, mild and sunny with temperatures in the 70s by noon. and we have a chance of storms rolling in through the afternoon and evening hours. so again, not everyone got one yesterday, but if you do, heavy rainfall is possible. warmer tomorrow. dryer as we head towards the weekend. joel. >> good morning. if you're getting up you're going to have company on the drive. nothing to slow you down. look at the great drive times. southbound coming into town. speeds into the 60s. we're sighing that along u.s. 36 and portions of i-270 commerce city. i-76 looking great. here's a look at the map. road work along smith and continuing road work as you travel along evans in the

they continue to do some repair work. they repaired the water main line and they have to repair the road they had to tear to get to it. an accident at 74th and dalton. arapahoe road to i-225, 7-minute drive. 3 minutes to get southbound along i-225 from parker road to i-25 in the next quarter hour. so that loads up britt and that can get up wards to 10 to 15 minutes for that little stretch. >> joe in our cbs4 morning news health watch, the risk that bipolar teens face as adults. bipolar teens are risky to behaviors. four children say pie po last -- 22% more likely

survivors may -- accord to go new research, the ritz being for heart attack patients 50 years old and younger is almost twice as high as the general population. but researchers stress that overall, the risk of premature death after a heart attack has dropped significantly. broncos part way was punter britain. he was the longest 10-year player on the broncos. the broncos signed him in 2009 when he was an undrafted free agent. great punter and this is he was the highest paid punter in the league and was scheduled to make more than $3 million this season. rookie riley dixon is going to assume the punting duties. quarterback mark sanchez is spared. broncos did not cut him and that's surprising to you despite not being the starter, sanchez is the highest paid quarterback on the roster. gary kubiak said mark will be available to play thursday night but only if something happened

starting job, but says he's not going to cry over it. >> if things don't work out the way we want, we can't just act like a cry baby and cause a problem. that's not right. it's not a professional way to do it. i'll help trevor in any way i can and he's a look -- he's a good guy. >> insiders keep you up-to-datee team and head sports section of cbsdenver.com. r -- r and b star chris brown is face charges. >> he's out on bail. overnight, fame celebrity lawyer and brown's attorney mark tweeted, chris is out and well. the allegations against him are false. the saga started in the early morning hours tuesday after a beauty pageant bailey

and b star. >> he pulled out the gun and said get the f out of here. >> they were partying at brown's home and she was admiring a diamond necklace and brown allegedly put a gun to her face. she was asked to sign a nondisclosure agreement but she refused >> i said i'm not signing anything and i took my phone and made a run for it. >> she called police and they - >> have you seen my house. i'm going to bear cade myself in the palace. i'm not coming out. for what. when you get the warrant, you can walk in here and you're going to see nothing you idiots. >> investigators spent hours searching the house. some wearing surgical mask.

welcome back, skies clear after last night's storms that rolled through the denver area.

we have a chance for more storms later. may not have the same path ads yesterday, but if you get one, watch out for heavy rainfall and a lot of small hail. this morning, we have scattered shower and thunderstorm activity south of holy oak right now near jewelsburg as well and that's going to stick around for a little while longer. we have fog as we head towards our north eastern corner from fort collins towards greeley and fort collin and akron and ray. in some areas, the advise abilities low near fort morgan and ray. our weather watcher wendy lives in the pete's area and 62 degrees and say the fog is a quarter mile to a mile and a half visibility: let's check with joel hillan >>n to denver, a 9 minute drive. we're seeing speeds into the 60s as you travel along the boulder turnpike. eastbound along 270 slowing down into the 40s. westbound will follow suit. westbound along i-76 ads well. for now, speeds into the 50s.

denver. as you come from the west, eastbound along i-70 from c-470 to i-25, it's a 13 minute drive to get eastbound along 6th avenue from golden to denver. it's slowing eastbound along 285 passed santa fe into downtown englewood, but still an 8 minute drive to i-25. alan. >> thanks a lot. collin kaepernick's choice to sit during the national anthem brought support and some are burning his jersey. laker star kareem is the latest to take on the issue. he wrote an opinion piece for the washington piece says kaepernick's protest is patriotic. >> if you look back at what thomas jefferson said, he said we have to protect people -- people's speech who say things we don't approve of.

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homes. still ahead in the cbs4 morning news, breaking news, shawn. >>reporter: police are looking for a man they say stole a car as well as a gun from wheat ridge then came over here and crashed into another car before creating a mess. we'll have a live report coming up. >> there's a look at a gun. a denver officer returns to work after being hit switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media...

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