moment. it's a food frenzy downtown this weekend. around civic center park some roads are already closed and the road closures will be in place until tuesday morning. we have the rockies game. i would use public transportation. thank you for that. back to the hurricane now. hurricane hermine made land fall along florida's big bend area. it's been downgraded to a tropical storm but it was a category 1 storm when it brought the 80 miles per hour winds on shore. it was the first hurricane to hit florida in 11 years. don champion has the latest. >> reporter: hurricane hermine plum led parts of florida's panhandle with heavy rain and forceful winds shortly before making land fall overnight in

all right. but other than that i'm here to play. >> this is life threatening. >> earlier in the day the state's governor warned people to take the storm seriously as hermine shredded the coast. in apalachicola some stocked up on food. >> it's nerve racking. you sees the treesen employees and for the safety of the business as well, we're going to go ahead and close up. >> hundreds of residents were told to evacuate ahead of the storm. >> my wife wanted to get her valuables out that are irreplaceable . >> my property will likely not flood but my neighbors all around me will. >> reporter: florida had not been hit by a hurricane in over

florida panhandle. >> those people are getting lashed by rain and the mayor of tallahassee says half the city is without power right now. residents of hawaii's big island are dealing with the aftermath of madeline that started as a category 1 hurricane. businesses boarded up store fronts and popped up sandbags. the safety measures have to stay in place because lester, a category 3 storm is on track to affect the islands this weekend. the national spotlight is focused on the jonbenet ramsey murder mystery. cbs is airing a series of special reports on this crime this month. the boulder police department is flooded with interview requests as the 20th anniversary of her death approaches. we see how the police chief has released a statement on video. >> the boulder police department is committed to finding justice

found discovered in her home, her killer has not been identified. >> there's many theories offered on how this crime occurred and who is responsible. facts have been surmised and often distorted. >> we want to get the truth out so jonbenet ramsey can rest in peace. >> reporter: cbs is airing a multipart series examining the murder case ask the dr. phil is airing an ivi jonbenet ramsey's brother burke who was nine at the time of the murder. >> three people in that house that was there at the time of the murder, and you're the one that has never spoken. >> reporter: the boulder police department showed pictures of files and gave statistics including 3,000 people interviews in 18 states and 200 dna samples identified. >> we have not and will not give

cbs4 news. sports authority executives are getting bonuses despite the company folding and leaving 14,000 people out of work. the judge ruled they could pay three unnamed senior executives up to $1.5 million. federal bankruptcies protested to stop the original bonuses which were $2.58 million. they filed for bankruptcy in march and shut the doors at then here we are going into labor day weekend. for some, heavy rain is rolling through the western slopes. here across the frang and eastern plains we are dry now and there's fog out east, not quite as bad as yesterday. you can see up to rifle and colburn near glenwood springs he have a rainfall and some of that is getting closer to aspen.

to vail. again, here in denver, object dry side but we have the chance of storms later today and some could turn severe for us with hail being our biggest threat and heavy rainfall. we're not worried about tornado but could get some decent hail. the morning hours are mild and there could be rain as early as noon. better chance around 1:00 or 2:00 and the storms should be done by the eveningou we'll time that out for you. joel is tracking the drive now. >> i hope you're dreaming of fun plans this weekend. here's a look at i-70. should be a good drive for you. there's company for you on the road but nothing like you would see on a typical friday commute. nine minutes on the drive from thornton to denver and that's what we're seeing across the denver metro area south of i-70 along smith road. we have ongoing construction work that will get in your way.

the east. southbound along i-225 average speed in the 70s. imagine a place where the wine is flowing. denver's best will offer people the goods out of taste of colorado. shawn chitnis is live there to tell us about it. >> reporter: woer going to talk about how to get here and avoid getting stuck in traffic or have trouble finding p. hour. with half a million people expected, organizers are encouraging you to take public transportation. crews have been working on getting this event ready. right now some of the main streets around civic center park are closed. the major roads including lincoln and broadway will be closed throughout the weekend along with colfax and 13th and 14th avenue. one way to get here, the stations will get you so close

taking you to union station and you can take the 16th street mall ride and get to civic?er park. for more on how to figure out how to get here and anything else you need to know, head to a taste of colorado.com. the event is free and gets underway later today beginning at 11:30. live in downtow chitnis, cbs4 news. san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick fuelled more criticism last night as the quarterback continued his controversial protests over racism. he took a knee and wore some socks that have people reacting. chris martinez reports. 0. >> ? [ music ] ? ? what so proudly we held ? [ music ] ? ? . >> reporter: colin kaepernick

preseason game against the chargers. moments after the annual salute to the military. >> he was joined in protest by his teammate safety eric reid. >> he's receiving heavy boos. >> the crowd erupted in boos. >> after the game he addressed the protests. >> i wanted to make sure the message that we're trying to send isn't lost with the action that is coming along with it. >> reporter: his actions captured attention last week when he stayed seated during the national anthem protesting what he calls oppression of minorities in america. >> fans at thursday's game had plenty to say. >> colin kaepernick don't ever disrespect my flag or country or anyone in the service. >> he's doing a huge thing by speaking out and taking a stand and saying something is acknowledging something that is

has been a long time. >> colin kaepernick has vowed to indefinitely continue protests but the question is, will he get the chance? some nfl insiders speculate the 49ers may cut him from the roster because of his performance on the field. last month colin kaepernick also wore socks that show pigs wearing police uniforms. the broncos wrapped up and the guy called "sunshine" may have won himself a spot on the receiving spot. jordan taylor takes a short pass from paxton lynch and runs it 57 yards for a touchdown. lynch connected with taylor again in the second half. the broncos however did not win, losing 38-17. the regular season kicks off next thursday verses the panthers at 6:30 and we are excited for that. right now if you're joining

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crested butte your rain is developing. scattered showers filling in more from steamboat springs up into walden. red feather lakes you're getting a bit as well and boulder county some light rain. this afternoon there's a chance for bigger thunderstorms here in denver in fort collins and all the way down south and east into the plains. the biggest threats today are hail and heavy rainfall. some could produce hail we hit earlier this week. let's take a look at futurecast. that heavy rainfall is coin few showers quickly this morning here in denver, probably around noon and a better chance of that coming in later this afternoon and evening. we could get storms to head our way after 2:00 or 3:00 just because it's not rolling through downtown denver doesn't mean we don't have the potential. the crews to the eastern plains this evening so tonight we'll be okay for the activities but before that there could be wet weather for us around town with these thunderstorms and we wake up tomorrow to clear skies with

isolated storms rolling through denver in the late afternoon and evening hours. if you're going to the high country for the holiday weekend there's a chance for storms tomorrow so be care. 64 in denver and boulder. 45 in leadville and 61 in grand junction. 83 in denver and greeley and for fort collins, 79 in burlington and limon and 68 in aspen and 84 in grand junction. tomorrow in the upper 80s and some areas may hit sunday. take a look at this drive. expecting a typical friday morning commute. maybe lighter volume because of the labor day weekend. a lot of company on that drive starting to slow down. average speeds in the upper 60s. along i-270 both directions speeds in the 50s and 60s.

food festival is going on that means we have roads closed. cherokee and broadway around civic center park and colfax is a place for the whole weekend. what else is on colfax? mile high stadium also so even though the closures don't extend to i-25 expect delays with the rocky mountain show down. also the rockies game going on so a good idea to take public an wide open and seeing some slowing as they continue road work near 285. northbound along parker and arapahoe out to i-225 speeds into the 50s. 67 miles per hour the average speed. enjoy that while you can. thank you, joel. the attorney for a mother who is five year old son was sent to the wrong city on a wrong flight on jetblue airlines is asking

the mix up happened on august 17th and yesterday we heard from the mother who says she feared the worst. her son was supposed to travel on a jetblue flight from the dominican republic to new york. he was traveling alone so his mother paid an extra $100 to have him accompanied by a flight attendant but somewhere along the way a passport mix up sent the boy to boston and another five martinez says hours passed before jetblue realized the the error and connected her son to her. >> when he came he had stomach pain and pain in his knee. >> he arrived back at jfk later that day. jetblue has apologized and offered the family $2,000 in

the rival between cu and csu is coming up. cu hasn't had a win since the 2011 season but the buffs are feeling bold. >> 14 days from now will be the pregame meal and will be ready to go kick somebody's [bleep]. >> reporter: wow, where did thio team who split from the rams. >> we come out and do what we have to do and sit should be fun. >> reporter: one reason for the optimism this year is their experience. just about every player who starts on friday night will be an upper class man. >> we have a lot of experience and energy and talent. this year is our year to show case that. i feel like the whole team believes that same thing. >> another reason is the return

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family pool. this black bear and two cubs took a dip cooling off and showing off their swimming skills in this pasadena pool. he caught their pool party on his smartphone. >> they're probably 100 pounds a piece. >> homeowners called 911 when the trio broke a glass window trying to mess with a dog. this little dog wasn't having it. neighbors say it's thes bear is around. >> dogs bark and that's how we find out. >> they say the bears are always around so often linda put up this bear crossing sign. >> we don't want them to get hit by a car. >> reporter: it took us 20 minutes in the area to see this big one ourselves me andering through a lot and hopping the fence. that's how bears get into their yard across the canyon.

cubs wrestling each other right in front of me. >> reporter: they think they came face to face with the same three bears at their kitchen window on thursday. they took this amazing video with their cell phone. >> she crawled up and came right up to the glass and started powing us. >> reporter: giving the three year old a close but safe enkinter she's still talking about. >> i think they're going to play california fish and wildlife officials are monitoring the

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dry here across the denver area. we may get a quick shower this morning and later this afternoon we could see thunderstorms and some of those out east into the plains could turn severe with hail the biggest threat. so timing out our fou chur cast,

quickly skirt through denver. cruising through the downtown area we have a chance for storms that could bring us intense hail and heavy rainfall earlier this week. tonight skies should hopefully clear in time for our activities. southbound coming down into town, speeds into the 60s. that's nine thornton to denver. westbound along i-76, britt? fans have a number of options for live music this weekend. >> reporter: there's a lot of incredible live music for you outdoors for labor day weekend in denver. let's kick it off with civic

colorado. free performance from blues travellers and a lot of live music on the stage friday through monday. then it's the ie yot fest happening at the national complex -- -- riot. >> death cab for cutie and more at the riot fest friday through sunday. find out about more at kbco.com. hermine is still bringing heavy rain and strong winds after making land fall on florida's gulf coast. plus, what started as a home invasion at a marijuana grow house turns into a deadly shooting investigation for adams county deputies. months before the 20th anniversary of her death, boulder police release a statement on the jonbenet ramsey

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hermine hits the florida coast overnight it's now moving inland as a tropical storm but it's causing a lot of damage. we could be in for more storms of our own. we could see hail later on. we get our first look from copter424 this morning. it's friday and we're approaching the labor day holiday weekend. thanks for joining us, i'm britt moreno and alan is off starting