garcia. >> reporter: that girl is being treated here at swedish hospital for smoke inhalation. and the hospital staff were not able to tell us how she is doing tonight for privacy reasons. but she almost did not make it out of the fire had it not been for a dangerous and remarkable rescue. her family escaped while she was trapped inside. >> this one hit home. choked up talking about their latest rescue. >> i have a little girl at home too. >> so do i. >> reporter: they rushed to a lakewood home where a 5-year-old girl was trapped inside. >> we knew that we had to get in there and find that girl and get her out as fast as we could. >> reporter: they put their life on the line. >> i was screaming, yelling,

answering. >> reporter: he found her hiding in her bedroom closet. >> she was terrified, a little difficult to coax out of the closet >> reporter: seconds that can make the difference between life and death. he got her outside before the worst could have happened. >> the ceiling collapsed, floor collapsed. there was fire to end to end. >> reporter: investigators are working to figure out what caused the fire. the house. the valuable takeaway message from this, they say sfor parents to worry not just to have their kids do fire drills at school but also at home! you need to do them at home so kids know what to do if a fire were to happen. feech your kids at least -- teach your kids at least two we ways to get out of the house and have a safe

police are now blaming sun glare for a deadly crash that killed a man in a wheelchair this morning in lakewood. the electric chair was going westbound in an eastbound traffic lane. the man died at the scene. the action of a few aurora police officers is under fire after they tazed an innocent man. >> jeff has been lookingnt >> this happened in february but the charge of failing to obey lawful orders was dropped last week. this camera is on an officer who arrived seconds before the tazing occurred. >> put your hands on your head! now! >> yes.

[ all talking ] >> you can see that contact , that interaction with the officers. you can see how the officer would ask for them to comply with his orders, and there was mr. pality who had some questions and he was ultimately tazed by one of the officers. >> stay there. >> reporter: the man tazed in this case dar sean kelly was injured. police were in the at a child. neither kelly or the man in this video were involved in that original call. an internal aurora police use of force board found the tazing to be within policy. the aclu says that policy needs to be changed. >> because this video shows what police should not be doing what they need to calm a situation, when they need to deescalate. >> the city of aurora said they will convene an independent review board that does include community members to look at

suggestion sugzs to the chief -- suggestions to the chief. we will have much more on this coming up at 10:00. a grand jury clears a mother and father in their 3-year-old son's death near steamboat springs. he died last july when he was holding his father's police-why should handgun. it went off and killed the boy. the grand jury says it was not appropriate to negligence. there has been a mistrial in the case of a man accused of killing a mother who was leading a double life as a paid escort. prosecutors say lester jones was a client and one of the last people to call paige birgfeld before she van i should nearly ten years ago. matt kroschel the only denver reporter in that courtroom today. i know you talked with birgfeld's father. he has been tormented by this

>> reporter: and this trial just cooperate going. five weeks worth of testimony here inside this courtroom. the family says they are going to continue to push for justice for page. >> is there likelihood of progress toward a unanimous verdict? >> no. >> reporter: a jury deadlocked . for paige's father, it continues. closure business is. people sling that around but i'm not convinced what it is. it's not like i get my daughter. because i have closure. >> reporter: hours spent inside this courtroom listening to the gruesome details of his daughter's kathy. >> at end they put up a picture of paige, and you're kind of just drain have had it all >> reporter: he would still like a guilty verdict, and he's prepare forward another trial. >> it's like reading a big

two or three chapters out. >> reporter: missing evidence and mistakes by police were key for the defense in this case. despite this, he thinks the investigators did a good job. >> there's a lot of people that say look at the resource, look at the time, look at the money we're gonna spend. and they might have passed. and they give this a shot. >> reporter: so the waiting continues. >> we >> reporter: right after the mistrial, a few jurors who were in there talked to the media. we asked them how close it was. they said that three of the jurors had doubt. the others all found guilty. the d.a. telling

a standoff in boulder this morning, police accused kelly engel of attacking his roommate. they say he left, came back and threatened the roommate. police managed to get roommate out safely. >> >> a developing story many of you wanted us to follow. recovery of dan bright who survived a shootout with a man described as troubled and recluse near a soo we parker police officer fired the shots that killed that suspect. doctors say that detective bright is in critical condition. but he is responsive. >> officers arrived and upon arriving at the house, he immediately started taking gunfire from a large caliber rifle. >> reporter: detective bright was shot in his chest. fellow law enforcement rendered life-saving aid on-scene.

spoke on behalf of the family and says dan is strong and fighting to survive. >> we tell him what his next mission is. move your toes. doing this. you're winning. >> reporter: while it's too early to tell which what impact the injuries will have on his brain function, she responding to treatment. >> recovering like this takes months. we're not even a week out. so he's made dramatic progress. >> the bonflis mobile van will be at parker police department from 9:00 am to 2:30 pm monday.

detective bright using 7311. new warning for those of you with a samsung gallate note 7 phone -- >> a cold front this morning, 14 degrees off yesterday's high. now another surge of cool air coming in. and that is increase the clouds and the winds. >> reporter: our concealed carry permits in colorado going up? what gun clubs like this one were saying about why more people are walking through their

samsung galaxy note 7 cellphone to keep them off airplanes. the battery could burst into flames. this man's jeep burned because of the phone monday. there is a global recall of the phone. an update on a story we brought you earlier this week. officials have determined botulism has in aurora. they're concerned about the level of pollution in the ponds and how it affects people's health. the city does test the water periodically and has not seen an increase in any toxins. >> 72 cancer remains one of the biggest concerns for first responders, survivors and residents from 911. new research shows those exposed from dust

have an increased risk of cancer. 5,000 people have been diagnosed with cancer related to 911. and doctors outside mt. sinai are diagnosing ten to 15 new cancer cases a week. millions of americans honor the victims of the attacks 15 years ago this sunday. coloradans are invited to the colorado remembers 911 event. it will be a free tribute concert featuring john fogerty. go importance. >> this country owes it to all those people, not just those who perished, but all first responders to make sure we never forget. >> cbs4 is a proud sponsor of the event, 1:00 pm sunday. surfers love the thrill of the waves and the sand, but here in the rocky mountains there's a

not off the coast of any beach. here in the mile high city. >> straight up, straight down >> reporter: at city surf fitness in lohi. >> pull! >> reporter: people are riding a new fitness wave, a total body workout performed on a wobbly surf board. >> this is your ocean. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> reporter: coach rachel is a fitness guru who has tried workouts. >> heel to toe. >> reporter: she says surfing inging is the most oxygen. >> surfy stance here. >> it tests all those little muscles. >> it's challenging, really fun, and it's different. >> reporter: a series. poses support the board making it unstable. it's harnessed by a ruper band that test your core, balance, and confidence. >> surfing, >> surfing! [ laughter ] >> reporter: any movement on

>> no. >> reporter: for gym member krista, hopping on the board lets her imagination run wild. >> do you think after being in here you could have this in an ocean? >> i pretend for sure remember i think i could take the north shore any day. >> reporter: surfing to sea is not a requirement are in class. should that be your goal, training can start right here. >> i feel you break out in a sweat, and your muscles are worked. zoo i'm exhausted just watching that. [ laughter ] >> surfs up! >> i like that! we have mostly clear skies around here, that second surge of cooler sayre coming through and kicking off a few clouds, and the winds are getting a little gusty out there. hour by hour motion, cloudiness here, surge comes

sunshine all day. sprinkles over the southern mountains. sunday more of the same. nnd a different story, another front comes through. and more in the way of showers and thunderstorms! only at noon on monday. these will spill across the front range, more cloud, cooler weather, and a better chance for showers. 89 yesterday, just in the mid-70s for today. we also have a freeze wag northwest. the yampa valley. below freezing up here. just 75 and 74, actually pretty nice. 50 and 55 morning lows. 81 and 51 would be normal. 94 and 31 other records. the high temperatures, look how they're dropping as the next surge comes through. skienl

brush, 73. 82 degrees in alamosa. only in the 60s with a north wind at 25, gusting to 36. they'll die down as the evening goes on. corvallis, instead the a little smoke nethe air right now with the forest fires. and this is what charles calls a temperatures tonight, 30s, 40s, 50s in the eastern plains. 20s, 30s out west. grand junction in the 50s. tomorrow we warm twup 70s and 80s for the eastern plains. 70s for the mountains. your denver forecast for tonight, skies

tomorrow, pleasant day with fair, breezy conditions. for the next several days, 90 on sunday, and there's that next front, 72 on monday. 70 on tuesday. warm it up again by wednesday. >> a lot of young people interested in that. >> need any help with the forecast? >> all the time. [ laughter ] >> our cbs4 morning news team had a very special guest helping with the weather forecast. that's hunt frer arvada. one of our jewish weather watchers. he's a 6 hill. he loves the hot weather we have had this summer. look for our junior weather watcher reports friday mornings on cbs4 morning news. and if you're between the ages of 6 and 12, you too can be a junior weather watcher. sign up and get to be on tv with lauren whitney! >> i hear she's very nice. [ laughter ] broncos spending some time

game. >> what kept emanuel

chris harris says he is excited about this broncos team because they played terrible last night and still won. don't want to make a habit of that,

trevor siemian, 1 and 0 as a starter. his passer rating similar to what payton put up a lot of last year. broncos able to rally from down at halftime and escape with the win. >> we knew we'd have our hands full and it was gonna come down to the wire team win. >> at the end of the day, we won the football game. our goal is to be 1 and 0. and in this league, things happen. we had 3 turnovers today. that's something we gotta clean up and correct.

passing and rushing. not quite the offense a few years ago. >> yeah, i could have is left left and made more money. but to be able to play alongside hakeyboard and chris harris, wee two, maybe three or four, that's what it's about. >> three years $33 million not a huge discounting. darian stewart expects to get fined for his hit on cam newton last night. one of several big hits that he took. broncos brushing off any claims that he played dirty. >> i wasn't sure fef running it

aggressive. it's not gonna stop me from being aggressive. >> it's been a big national

>> warming up for the weekend. summertime back on sunday! another front comes through in the 70s. a little moisture in the forecast.

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