e. developing now, a fast- moving brush fire is evacuating homes. the starwood fire broke out this afternoon near county road 59 and star wood trail in livermore. we go live tonight. obviously that fire is keeping crews busy out there. >> busy all day. unclear how many people followed a mandatory or voluntary evacuation. crews behind me are working to keep people out of the area until tomorrow morning when they go back in to fight those flames. >> go when they tell us we need to. >> reporter: evacuations are in order for the area around wyoming border. when the fire grew.

structures destroyed. >> reporter: many remain in danger. looking at hundreds of structures. >> reporter: residents kept an eye on the flames, at one point, they say the smoke came too close. >> you could hardly see across the road. >> it was thick and you can see ash coming at you. >> reporter: hot temperatures and dry conditions. there was a fire weekend. i saw campers with fires going. that is what i was concerned b. we also had lightning storm last night. >> reporter: more than 120 firefighters, working to tackle the fire come monday morning, they say all they can do is sit and watch. >> it is scary. people's property and you know you hate to see a fire on somebody's place. >> reporter: now the cause of the fire is still under investigation. no word yet on when it may be contained. again those hot and dry temperatures could effect their

flames under control. reporting live in larimer county, cbs 4 news. >> thank you. another brush fire broke out on dear trail. it burned 200 acres and it is now fully contained. no structures were lost. corals were damaged. no word on what sparks that fire. our meteorologist is standing by in colorado's weather center, dave we heard there was lightning where the fires broke out today? >> yes. a lot of lightning. now, if they say lightning caused the fire i ul a lot of lightning and wind. things are calm now. breezy out there. nothing showing up on the radar. if we take you back to this afternoon you can see dear trail over here, watch as we get to about 3:00 or so, lightning starts to fire up around here. they were fast-moving storms so they did not last long. we had lightning and winds up

along with that, storms over eastern colorado. we had up to softball-sized to baseball sized hail from fort morgan all of the way out to sections of jewelsberg, all of the way down to alvin. and in jewelsberg with the golf- ball sized hail they had windows broken there. there is fort morgan, half an inch to 1 inch hail up golf ball-sized hail falling. now, we had power poles coming down. some of the winds were going 61- 95 miles an hour in some locations. here is a twitter picture from chris. a power pole leaning over the roadway. kind of crazy as you look at that. then, there were several reports of those power poles that were blown down with all of the wind down there. tomorrow, it will will be a calmer day and it will be another warm day.

>> a busy night. >> certainly, dave. new tonight at 10:00. now, closed east of silverthorne. now, the truck caught fire. images are caught from a fire department. they say the vehicle had a mechanical problem and burst into flames while moving. >> now a story on 4. the search continues for 31-year-oldger ad. he is -- 31-year-old gerad. the police say that he should be considered dangerous, right? >> reporter: exactly, kathy, they say before this there were several warrants out. including domestic violence. >> reporter: investigators spebt hours combing for evidence at this complex where

one of the apartments. >> we were inside and she said that she thought she heard a gunshot. >> micky and his wife live across the street. they say, shortly after hearing the shot they saw the police swarm the building. >> first it was like 2, 3, then the next one, all kinds of fire trucks and ambulances. >> that was at 11:00 on saturday night. once on scene westminster police found the woman in her 30s shot to death inside. no one else was around but neighbors say they heard earlier. >> they usually argue like often but ... i don't know. i guess it got crazy last night. >> the investigators are now searching for this man, 31-year- old jerade strang. adding to a criminal history of domestic violence, theft and drugs. if you see him, the police say

anyone with information on where he might be is asked to call westminster police or crimestoppers. you can earn a reward. right now the search is on for a man accused of trying to sexually assault a woman while she was sleeping. this is the sketch of the suspect that assault happened early saturday morning at a home on colorado and 8. she was sleeping on a couch and woke up to a man trying to have sex he is described as black between 25 and 35 years old with a stalky build. >> new information on a sheriff deputy critically -- new information on a sheriff deputy critically wounded in a shootout. dan bright, doctors are seeing promising results in his treatment. cbs 4 found out the community is coming together to help detective and his family. >> the greatest people in the world here. we just want to show support. >> reporter: support from the

in parker. >> if you ask, people will give. >> reporter: the customers who are lending a hand. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: leslie heard the devastating news of a douglas county deputy critically injured in friday's shootout and knew he had to help. >> it is heartbreaking. it is any community. any community in the world. >> reporter: every dime of every punch at the coffee cabin next sunday, september 11th will go to the family of detective dan bright. the violent rampage elementary school was the topic of sermons across parker on sunday and the sacrifice of the officers that put their lives on the line to intervene. >> makes you also feel proud there are people out there that are willing to step in harm's way and do that for us. >> reporter: he says the gift back is but a small token for the first responders that save, serve and protect day in and day out. >> what i am doing is just a little thing compared to what

we need to let them know we are behind them 100%. >> reporter: back to you. >> the fundraiser will take place next sunday, september 11th from 7:30-3:00 p.m. at the coffee cabin. you can make a donation to his family on-line. we have a link on our web site, cbsdenver.com. an update now on the effort for denver police use on city parks. pardon they enforced a measure to clean up drug traffic and use. those caught using drugs will be banned from parks for 90 days. the ban order comes from 3500 needles were collected in denver parks this year. they are seeing a difference. >> i have been running up here for three years. it seems different. that is for sure. >> this time of day there would have been a lot of dealers and things. i think that is better but it

debris ... >> reporter: the aclu questioned that program. dpd says those caught using drugs will be offered treatment. now video shows denver police officers going undercover to stop reckless driving in northeast denver. >> he. the execution tonight -- going to the parking lot. going to set up, watch, blend into the crowd and start calling out vehicles, plates, and what the doing do nuts right now. the truck with no bed is driving irrattic. >> give me your name. >> serious ticket. reckless -- erratic. 72 give me your name. >> serious ticket here. >> they shared the video on social media. it took place on august 19th. the police tell us they issued

citations and arrested a few people. campaign 20 had16 a new cbs news poll shows donald trump trails clinton among voters in key battleground states. the poll shows clinton leads trump 45-37% in pennsylvania. in north carolina, clinton is ahead by 4 points. the democratic presidential nominee also leads trump by 2 points in the 13 most competitive states including colorado. trump's campaign says he can still win had in november. >> we are taking everything seriously. we are making investments just this week with absentee ballot outreach and ads and pennsylvania is one of them. >> the news poll shows voters are still concerned about hillary's explanation about why she used a private server while

less basketballable. >> said look by using one device i made a mistake. i apologized for it. i learned something and i would not do it again. >> voters head to the polls in 65 days. new developments in a case that shocked the nation 30 years stphaoeg life changed after that. very much. -- 30 years ago. >> life changed after that. >> very much. fracking is being blamed for an earthquake that rattled oklahoma. why experts say it will not be the last. >> it is not like the earthquakes will stop tomorrow. mother teracy becomes saint teresa. calm -- mother teresa becomes saint teresa, that is next. i will let you know if storms are back in your picture for your labor day holiday coming up tonight on autonation all access.

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y23emy yvpy new developments tonight in a cold case that shocked the nation. jackob weathering disappeared 30 years ago.

finally found. >> my favorite food is steak, favorite color is blue. >> reporter: his face has been burned into the minds of many. he and a friend biked to a movie store to rent a movie. 11-year-old jacob never came home. for 26 years his mother pleaded for his abductor to and forward. >> we will hope and pray one day we will have the answers to the one question we aske where is jacob? >> reporter: saturday, sheriff deputies confirm his remains were locate if a farm in central minnesota. not far from where he was abducted. long time suspect, danny heinrick led him to the site in part of an ongoing plea deal. he was questioned but never charged. neighbors said he always knew he was a suspect. >> everyone just got to talking

mug shot and hair samples. >> reporter: the case changed the lives of parents and children in minnesota. >> we went everywhere. we knew he had to be home for dinner and had to be home at bedtime and you can roam anywhere. >> life changed after that, very much. >> reporter: his mother sent a tweet yesterday thanking everyone for their support. the latest now on a powerful earthquake that rattled central oklahoma on saturday. states. there has been an increase of earthquakes in oklahoma. nine00 in 2014 magnitude 3.0 or higher were recorded. that is compared to just 2 in 2008. the increase has been -- 900 in 2014 magnitude 3.0 or higher were recorded. that is compared to just 2 in 2008. the increase has been lead to

overall, rates are going to go down and the hazard will go down. we don't have a crystal ball. there is the potential, certainly for more earthquakes and bigger earthquakes than what we have seen. >> the 37 wells set to be a closed are a fraction of the 4200 that are active in oklahoma. most of the east coast is under a storm watch. the storm that was once hu the beaches. it could bring tropical storm- forced winds and flooding in new jersey by tomorrow. new york city said the beaches will be off limits for surfing and swimming. it is blamed for two deaths. we saw severe weather in colorado this evening. >> we did, indeed.

weather lucious weather and others not so much. we t was mostly dry here in the front -- on it was mostly dry here in the area. later in the day we had some -- just a handful of storms that went severe for awhile near hillrose here in washington county. they had funnel clouds sighted by some of the law enforcement there. th a lot of hail out of the storms. tonight, calmed down. drier air is rotating into the area. what got the storms going today is a combination of southwesterly flow, bringing in moisture in. and a good jet stream flowing around this low pressure trough over california. zooming right into colorado. that provided lift for the storms to get going today. now, tomorrow what should happen is jet it will lift further up to the the north and takeaway some of the gusty winds that we had.

some of the lift will be gone as well along with drier air coming in. calmer conditions coming in for monday, tuesday, wednesday as well. tuesday we have a slight chance of seeing storms. you will see that in the five day forecast. today, a warm one. making it to 90 degrees out at the airport. officially, 87 downtown, 83 highs, the record, 97 set in 1995. so, 7 degrees away from the record high today. 67 out there now with the northeast wind at 10 mi hour. rising pressure as well. future cast tonight, through tomorrow morning, mostly clear skies across the state. tomorrow afternoon, look at this. thunderstorms across southeastern areas of the state. most the rest of colorado should be in the sunshine area during the morning and afternoon. and, in fact, clear skies throughout the evening tomorrow. overnight tonight, in the 40s

70s and 80s in the west. if you want on cool down go to the high country. in the 50s for the overnight low. labor day forecast, sunny, breezy at times and near 90 once again tomorrow to get the week started and looking ahead. little less hot on tuesday and wednesday at 83. bouncing back up to 87 on thursday. 81 on friday. but generally a dry trend just a slight chance of isolated storms on tuesday afternoon. that'll be it. next weekend we are after that, next chance of rain might be rain coming up on tuesday the following week moo yes. cooler, 73, we will take it. >> 70s not bad.

teresa became a saint today. >> reporter: saint teresa of calcutta. >> i think we will have difficulty calling her saint teresa we will continue to call her mother teresa. >> people that met her knew her as a saint, they knew. >> reporter: they came from alaska. >> she gave of herself. ve poor. >> reporter: the pope praised it as nuns from her order listened on. the pope noted mother teresa defended human life, the unborn, and the abandoned. she was called the saint of the gutters. before becoming pope, francis was referred to as the bishop of the slums. both with the poor at the center of their ministry. today, pope francis called poverty a crime.

in pride. calcutta where mother teresa focused her missionary work for merely half a century others watched it on a large t it v screen. back to you. >> she became a saint 19 years after her death. >> pope francis fast tracked her to sainthood after she performed healing two sick people. coming up, front and center in the super bowl rematch.

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denver broncos? the super bowl champs back on the field today. rematch with the panthers just 4 days away. and what a way for trevor to make his first nfl start. it it has been almost two years since the 7th round pick has played a full game. he did not play all of last year. playing a quarter, a quarter and a half. hard to know that will prepare him for a pull 60 minutes against the panthers defense. >> we will see when we get there. this last season, get in a flow. now, excited to get in the flow of the game and the rhythm of the game. i have great teammates to lean on in the huddle. >> everyone starts some where in this league. the key is, when you get there, can you be as good as you can be and can you get there in january. we will take it one day at a time and focused on frank income to have a chance to be

if you pay attention to that sort of thing. all of the uncertainty at quarterback. one of the reason the broncos are a 3-point underdog. now, nothing now there. >> probably be underdogs week 1 and 2 and so on. we are fine. we will be there. >> not surprising. but, we were pretty much underdogs every game last year. we walked so it makes no matter. baseball, rockiess, 6 games back. i know a lot of teams can say this. there are definitely more than 6 games the rockies should have won this year. like when you have your ace on the mound, that and a arizona team. those are games you need to win. 1-1 in the 4th. now, walters gives the rocks the lead.

now, rockies unimpressive this weekend dropping 2 out of the 3 for the diamond backs. >> that is baseball. one pitch can hurt that. it can. you know, i wish i can go back and do it over again. but unfortunately i am looking period to the next one. pitching to the side. learn from it. >> century link bowl. which rookie do best? stewart got it. noscar, the bojingles. mark truex jr, now, -- nascar, now, bojingles. mark truex jr won it.

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