welcome to cbs4 morning news. we're putting the day. it's september 5th. i'm joel hilan. >> and i'm kelly werthmann. >> lauren is in the weather cent. 55 in denver and boulder and five # to start the day in greeley. 78 in burlington. 46 in avon and 63 in grand junction. we are looking at mostly sunny

low 90s and it's dry. we'll talk about fire danger in a moment. back to you two for now. this is our cbs4 library cam. the taste of colorado going on and road closures remain in place this morning. that includes lincoln and broadway and a portion of colfax. elsewhere across the denver metro area i think you will like the drive. kelly, on these weekends they pick up the cones in the nonlong termon you have a nice drive. evacuation notices are in place ahead of a quickly growing wildfire in larimer county. nearly 30 structures are being threatened. shawn chitnis is live outside the larimer county sheriff's office this morning. what's the latest? >>reporter: this is a quickly growing fire. when we first learned about this around noon on sunday we were told the fire was just a few

larger to 300 acres innize and 10% contained. let's take a look at video of what the scenes were like as smoke was coming out. folks were concerned about this fire and the structures that were threatened because of this fire. some of the information we're getting here from the sheriff's office says the amount of people working to fight this fire is also going to grow. we're told there were between that's estimated to grow to 100 by this morning as we work to contain the fire. several different agencies in the area are going to be teaming up to take care of that. 10% contain soment so they have work out cut for them. we were told yesterday 43 people were notified in the mill creek subdivision about the need to evacuate. we were able to catch up with some folks who lived in a

two away from the fire. here's what they had to say as they were watching it. >> scary. it's people's property and you hate to see a fire on somebody's place. >> reporter: we're waiting for more information from the larimer county sheriff's office as well as other agents involved. we're expecting a briefing later today at 9:00 a.m.. another b in deer trail yesterday afternoon. that fire burned 200 acres and it's now fully contained. no structures were lost but crews tell us some corrals were damaged. no word yet on what sparked the fire. westbound i-70 was closed late into the night thanks to this. crews had to clean up a mess after a semi caught fire. these images are from the lake dylan fire department and they

problem and bursted into flames while moving. one woman is dead after a hit-and-run in aurora in the intersection of mont view and dayton. she was taken to the hospital where she died. officers found a truck nearby and the driver was arrested and facing several charges. now so a story you first saw on four. the search continues for 31-year old jared strange wanted for murder after a woman was found shot to death in an westminster. he should be considered dangerous and a background check more than a dozen pages long shows a history of criminal activity including domestic violence. >> reporter: investigators spent hours combing for evidence at this complex where a woman was found dead inside of the one of the apartments. >> she said she thought she heard a gunshot. >> nikki and his wife live across the street.

building after hearing the shot. >> the next one, we saw fire trucks and ambulance. >> reporter: that was 11:00 on saturday night. westminster police found the woman in her 30s shot to death inside. neighbors say they heard fighting coming from the home earlier. >> they usually argue. i don't know. i guess it got crazy last night. >> reporter: investigators are now searching 31-year old jared streng wanted for second degree murder adding to already a lengthy criminal history involving theft, domestic violence, and drugs. police say he should be considered dangerous. >> karen morfitt reporting. if you have any information call westminster police or crime stoppers. you could earn up to a 2,$000 reward. the latest on a douglas county deputy shot in the line

condition. doctors are seeing promising results in treem and he's responding to stimulus. the department released this picture of detective bright who was shot when officers responded to reports of a suicidal man near parker middle school. that man continued to fire prompting officers to shoot and kill him. as melissa garcia reports the community is rallying behind detective bright and his family. >> we have the greatest people in the world here and show support. >> reporter: support of the owner of a coffee shop. the customers have been lending a hand. wesley heard the devastating news of a douglas county deputy critically injured and knew he had to help. >> it's heartbreaking. it's any community in the world. >> reporter: every dime of every purchase at the coffee cabin next sunday, september 11th will

the violent rampage was the topic of sermons across parker and the sacrifice of the law enforcement officers who put their lives on the line to intervene. >> it makes you feel proud out there that there are people out there to step in harm's way and do that for us. >> reporter: he says the give back is a small token for the first responders who serve and protect day in and day out. >> what i'm doing is a little thing compared to what we could beng we need to give back to these people and show support and let them know we're behind them 100%. >> the fundraiser starts this sunday at 7:30 a.m. at the coffee cabin at parker and pond rosa. you can also donate online. breaking overnight the south korean military reports north

over the ocean. an update from the denver zoo, dali as been euthanized. she was recently in hospice care and had declining health. they believe she was 50 years old. the zoo still has three other asian elephants. a chance for those who can't afford a trip to get free dental care. reece dental and braces is offering free dental care today. there are four locations offering help. check out the links in the info section at cbsdenver.com. today the labor day

you have live music and arts and crafts for the kids and carnival rides and games. the fun starts at 10:30 and continues until 10:00 at night. road closures in place until tomorrow morning. it's 56 degrees right now. it will surely warm up and be a beautiful day to spend out there. did you hear this story about mother teresa, forever immortalized. we're taking you to the vatican for her cannonization ceremony. future as a comedian? hear him get in on a roast of rob loe, coming up.

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they monitored the health of the children until age 15. . let's go ahead and get a check on your labor day forecast now with lauren whitney. >> off to a fairly mild calm start and fog in our north eastern plains. other than that, it's quiet across the state. we're starting off with 55 in denver. 70 in burlington and the high country 37 this morning in leadville. 45 in avon junction. we're quiet. we have just a little fog in the north eastern corner of the state. you'll see that stick around. other than that, mostly sunny skies, people are home today. a great day to barbecue. temperatures in the low 90s and it's getting windy. may have some thunderstorms rolling in late tonight and late into the evening hours and we'll see that out of here by tomorrow

the even and a better chance for those on the eastern plains. red flag warnings in place today so it will get gusty in the mountain valley areas and then out east and also parts of the western slope. while you're enjoying the outdoors having barbecues just know fire daunger is elevated because of the windy conditions and low 92 in denver. 96 ouray. 93 in burlington. warm in the high country. 85 in grand junction. for your hour by hour forecast, low 90s throughout the afternoon. plenty of sunshine and wear your sunscreen. down to 82 tomorrow and a chance of isolated storm. joel, how is the drive? a couple trouble spots. live pictures now from photo journalist eddy castro. police investigating a hit-and-run at 19th and

condition. you can see the yellow tape up there. that's never a good sign. that's closing off a portion of 19th and chestnut this morning. eddy castro out at the scene and we'll get updates from him throughout the morning. we're also watching taste of colorado downtown. you have the tents up. you shouldn't mix tents and cars but that shows the roadway is closed and they are in place until tomorrow morning just before 6:00. it will impact the front of the morning commute. that includes colfax and broadway and key, 14th and 15th and 16th. there's the icon on chestnut. also the rockies are playing here this afternoon so there's a lot of volume downtown probably a good idea to take rtd . 19 years after her death mother teresa joined the rank of other catholic saints on monday.

the ceremony and the controversy leading up to it. >> reporter: tens and thousands of pilgrims gathered in saint peters square to witness the canonization of mother teresa. >> we enroll her among the saints. >> reporter: known as the saint of the gutters the roman catholic nun devoted her life to helping the poor. in honor of her life homeless people given seats of honor at the mass and served pizza after the ceremony. mother teresa died 19 years ago. some say the church expedited her saint hood because of her fame and reputation. critics of the nobel peace price winner say her charity isn't accountable and lacks trained medical pronegotiational.

miracles needed to fulfill the canonization. >> i saw a spark of light from her photo. >> even in india anybody believes the miracles to be begin gene win. >> the vatican says people will remember her for years to >> mother teresa died in 1997. one boy adan bonned by his parents say "it's quite a privilege to say i had a mother who was a saint." you may have the day off but there's a honey do list. if you have new ideas you can check out the show house.

modern feel. >> this room with the vaulted ceiling and brick wall is something that existed so this one really stood out to us. >> denver life magazine's designer show house is open for touring starting september 10th till 2:30. it benefits habitat of humanity in denver. for the broncos. they are back on the practice field yesterday rematched with the panthers just three days away. one way for trevor siemian to make his first nfl regular season start. it's been two years since the former 7th round pick has played a full game. he didn't play at all last year and in three preseason games this year he played a quarter, a quarter and a half. hard to know if that will

flow this last game so excited to get in the rhythm of the game and i got some great teammates to lead on in the huddle so we're looking forward to. >> everyone starts somewhere in the league. the goal is to be as good as you can possibly be and playing in january. we'll take it a day at a time. we're focused on carolina and what we have to do this week to

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welcome back. fairly quiet across the state.

to drop today down to 10-15%. the fire dangers are very elevated to be extra cautious outside. maybe your finishing up your camping trip or barbecuing. just be extra careful. 78 in la junta. 50 in aspen. mostly sunny skies today and it will get windy out there. let's check back in with joel. good morning, we have a traffic this morning. a hit-and-run at 16th and chestnut downtown. we have pictures and district attorney tails coming up in a few minutes. if you have to labor on labor day this is constellation prize. a colorado brewery tour with an unexpected ending.

social experiment. >> we're shooting a video for social media. >> reporter: unsuspecting passengers get on this bus thinking they're getting a tour of breweries. instead their being taken to school over drinking and driving. >> 70% of people believe they're safe to drive after 1-2 drinks rfrnlts the video shows passengers drinking right along with the thinks to ask him to not drink or not drive. >> the driver is a paid actor drinking nonalcoholic beer. >> how many notice our driver was drinking with us all day. >> reporter: the passengers don't know that until the actors revealed the trip is a s a hoax and if he would have been drinking what was expected he

happens to me but if i drive somewhere and i kill somebody. >> when they're having these emotional reactions those are real emotions. >> nothing in this video is staged. it's true to life. >> reporter: the video was commissioned to target a new audience. >> we want to move beyond the slogans and get really focused on the behavior that enables drinking and driving. >> reporter: c-dot hopes people will watch the video think how they would act differently in the same situation. more than 200,000 people have seen the video and cdot hopes millions more will join in and get the message. in denver, stan bush, cbs4 news. tonight comedy central is airing the roast of actor rob lowe. peyton manning is among one of the roasters. low tweeted a few years ago that

he made sure to remind him about it. >> i don't worry about rob lowe. he's a workhorse. if they stop casting you in sitcoms, look on the bright side. you tried to take the care i-air out of retirement so fast you can get a job as tom brady's ball boy. >> burn. you can't be part of a roast without getting roasted yourself. here's comedian pete davidson on peyton manni football players have evolved to no longer need helmets. [ laughter ] >> no seriously, i love your work, especially when i saw you in the gooniea yelling, "hey you guys! ". >> you can see peyton manning >> you can see peyton manning the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowing up on instagram.

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good morning i'm kelly werthmann, this is the news on cbs4 on labor day, september 5th. and i'm joel hilan. >> reporter: we have a live update after a fire this a man accused of sexual assault. a description of the suspect coming up. fresh new poll numbers out for the campaign trail. how close the race to the white house is just weeks from election day. this is the news breaking out of denver now. live pictures coming from eddy castro. police are investigating a hit-and-run at 19th and chestnut. dpd tweeted the pedestrian hit