. good morning. it's sunday, september 11th.

tribute in light shines over lower manhattan in new york city where the twin towers once stood. how one father is using his grieve to create a personal contribute to thousands of families. >> plus a man is in the hospital after shooting at a deputy in boulder county. the latest on the investigation. >> and a body is found in a car in thornton. the discovery now connected to the a search for i'm kelly worthman. we'll have more on those stories in just a moment, but first let's get a check of the forecast in colorado's weather center. >> check this out. this is our lookout mountain camera. the sun is up and already shining. it's going to be a very hot day for us. maybe one of the last big hot days of the season. the way things look, because in the week ahead, we're going to have a good cooldown that lasts

boulder, 60 in greenwood village. on the satellite we've got a couple clouds shooting from park county to jefferson county, so we may have passing clouds this morning mixed in the with the sunshine, but we'll have enough sunshine to warm up. fire danger is high in the foothills, just west of town. there's a red flag warning starting at noon until 8:00 today all the way up to estes park and some of those areas, so be careful if you're up there. at 9:00 a.m. we by noon, 90 degrees this afternoon. the record high is 92. so we're going to get close to the record, and then a big cooldown tomorrow that will last all week long. we'll talk about that coming up in a little bit. >> thank you. >> okay. new this morning, state patrol is investigating a two- vehicle crash that left a passenger with serious injuries. a driver was also hurt but their injuries are not known right now. csp says the crash happened last night around 10:00 in jefferson county.

in that crash. developing now, a man is in critical condition after opening fire on a deputy. the boulder county sheriff's office shared this picture of a patrol car. you can see the driver's side window was shot out. it happened along highway 287 in boulder county. jeff todd tells us about the investigation. >>reporter: it was around 5:15 saturday evening when the man was walking north and shouting at southbound traffic on highway 287. he's described as a 40s. >> he seemed very agitated as he was trying to pick fights with traffic passing by. multiple reports that he had a handgun. >>reporter: he is not believed to have any association with the only house in the area. it took several minutes for a veteran deputy to arrive. >> as she was arriving on scene, the man pulled the weapon and began to engage her with gunfire. there was an exchange of

consequently transported to a hospital where he's still undergoing treatment. >>reporter: the man is listed in critical condition. cdot kept highway 287 closed as a team came in to investigate. >> the man's motive or where he targeted the deputy is still unknown. we're expecting to find out more information on this case today. right now police are looking for answers after a woman is found shot to death inside an aurora apartment. this was the apartments near almeda and chambers yesterday morning. a resident called police after the finding the neighbor's front door open, and inside the officers found the body of a 29- year-old woman. no arrests have been made. a search is on for a man accused of attacking a bus driver. this is a picture of the suspect. the attack happened early thursday morning. lakewood police say when the driver asked the passenger to

attacked him. the suspect is described as black, 20 to 25 years old. new information on why jurors failed to reach a verdict in the western slope trial. berg feld was a single mother of three who led a secret life as an escort. lester jones was charged with murder. after weeks of testimony and four jurors were deadlocked. >> nobody in their mind thought there was -- that he didn't do something wrong, that he committed this crime. it's the fact that there was not enough evidence to get past reasonable doubt. >> the district attorney's office will refile the charges and go to trial again. today marks 15 years since

2900 people. most of the victims were at new york's world trade center where hundreds of first responders rushed into the towers and never came out. we talk with a father who used his grief to create a powerful tribute. >> this is the uniform a firefighter was wearing when he was killed in the collapse. a 29-year-old father of two, his memory lives here at the tribute center, along with other attack. >> this is a difficult space. >> this is a very difficult space. >>reporter: this is jonathan's father and a retired firefighter. he spent three months searching ground zero before he found his son's remains, and then continued combing the debris for victims for another six months. >> the best that humanity could give us was here searching every day, 24 hours a day, hands and knees.

a gathering spot for rescue and recovery workers. he eventually turned the space into the 9/11 tribute center until the official one opened in 2014. not only did it stay open, it will move to a bigger space next spring where it will continue to tell the story of 9/11 in the most personal terms. >> when i get to talk about my son, i cry. i can't say how many times i've cried this week. >>reporter: pouring himself into his work has helped him move forward, but it hasn't relieved the pain. >> the thing 9/11 means to me is i have not seen my buddy in 15 years, and i miss him. i have not seen my buddy in 15 years and i miss him. >>reporter: the tribute center

and enlighten and understand how 9/11 changed the world. colorado will come together to honor 9/11 victims today in denver. a ceremony will include a free tribute concert. the mayor says this day should also be about giving thanks. >> we will also honor our first responders during that ceremony. once it's over, we're going to have a wonderful celebration about american our resiliency as a nation, and we're excited about what's going to happen. >> cbs-4 is a proud sponsor. let's get a quick check of the forecast. good morning. looking good. sun is out. there's a look at our library

mile-high camera. look at this beautiful shot from mount warner. larry pierce captured the fall colors starting to change. fall is right around the corner. >> and also right around the corner, flu season, and there are new prevention guidelines to come along with it much it's all about the flu shot and when

. right now we have a live look into the 9/11 memorial ceremony happening in new york city. it was on this day 15 years ago when the twin towers fell and nearly 3,000 people lost their lives. right now we want to take a memorial ceremony and some of the names of the victims will be ready by their family and friends. >> christopher burford. matthew burke. thomas daniel burke. william frances burke.

and we continue to remember 9/11 this morning on this 15th anniversary of the attacks on september 11th, 2001. we will continue to check in on this ceremony and bring you more coverage of the tributes happening across the nation. this is the news in your health watch report. aerial sprang from mosquitos is again underway in miami beach despite continuing protests. while officials main continue the chemic was delayed. mosquitos in miami have tested positive for the zika virus. heart patients who meet weekly exercise guidelines spend an average of $2500 less than health care costs. people without cardiovascular disease who exercise regularly also saw health care cost savings. >> and another reason to limit your children's tv time,

more kids see specific brands of alcohol, the more likely they are to drink underage and drink those brands in particular. >> flu season is almost here, but preventive measures are going to be more restriction this year than usual. >> the american association of pediatrics has updated its annual flu season guidelines. u the nasal spray vaccine was deemed sub par. everyone six months or older should be inoculated by october. according to the cdc, the flu kills up to 49,000 people per year. the recommendation against using flu mist was made over the summer. an advisory committee compared data against the standard flu

seasons. for now, the recommendation is an interim decision. it could be reversed next year when the panel reconsiders it with additional data. we have your forecast, a toasty day on tap. >> for sure. you know, i showed you the pictures of some of the aspens changing. the other sign that fall is around the corner is that we start doing those flu shot stories as well. beautiful shot. you can tell it's going to be hot day today. 53 is our current temperature out there now, and other readings across the state are cool depending upon where you are. in greeley, you have 39 degrees, so chilly. it's 57 at dia, 42 in aspen. we have a red flag warning for western colorado from south of grand junction all the way into craig, and also for some of the higher areas in the northern mountains of colorado.

low relative humidity, and the temperatures are going to be warm. so all of those mixed together are boosting that fire danger. noon until 8:00 today. there's a little bit of moisture coming in but not a whole lot. a few clouds drifting in from down south and there's a bit of moisture this morning coming in from utah, so western colorado might see a couple sprinkles during the early part of the day, but not enough to get rid of the fire danger. there's a cold front. you se monday and washington and oregon and that -- montana and washington and oregon. dropping our temperatures tomorrow and all the way through the end of the week. for today, by noon we'll have a few clouds, clouds forming along the front range, not much in the way of rain at all. high temperatures today, 80s and 90s out west, 70s in the

across the eastern plains. temperatures up in the 90s for us. in denver, 90 degrees should be the forecast high today. the record is 92, so a couple degrees away from a record today. 75 tomorrow, so dramatically cooler, it's going to feel like a slap in the face tomorrow at 75. slight chance of thunderstorms late, and then 67 on tuesday with a little better chance of picking up showers and storms. and then we keep the 70s rolling until wednesday and thursd cooling period. so this 90 we have today, there's a good chance that that might be the last one we have this year. we'll have to wait and see. >> i liked what you called it in our last hour. you said summer is giving us another punch in the face. >> oh yeah. that 90 degrees is going to be okay, you want me to go here. >> mother nature just cools us right off again. >> tomorrow is going to be a very good day.

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the debts will have to be removed from the credit report soon after. it's 53 degrees now, but we are going to watch that mercury rise this morning. >> it's going to be a sizzler today. it's too bad a lot of the pools and that type of thing are already closed because the kids are back in school and all that type of thing because it's mostly clear. we're going to be close to the record high. the number in parker right now is 55 from herald grapier. he's our weather watcher out there this morning. still ahead on cbs-4 morning news. >> roughly 3,000 children lost their parents on 9/11, and the

. welcome back to colorado's news channel. it's 7:30 on sunday, september 11th. we've got the sun high in the sky this morning, and the temperature is center in morning. good morning. >> you almost need your sunglasses, that shot is go bright. it's going to feel like summertime today. a cooldown for tomorrow. temperatures are nice this morning. if you remember yesterday, we were 37 degrees officially for the low at dia. a different story this morning. right now we're at 57 out there at the airport, 45 in the area this morning.

in walden, it's 30 degrees. that's our weather watcher there. here's the satellite and radar. we have a couple clouds shooting up from park county across the west side of town. we might get a little mountain wave cloud forming during the course of the day, but for the most part we'll have sunshine. red flag warning for the higher foothills and to the west of boulder county and larimer county. high today ld degrees. it will be hot, breezy, mostly sunny. hazy, there's a little smoke and little bit of moisture in the atmosphere, but otherwise we're going to try to make it close to the record. the record high today is 92. and kelly, this might be the last 90-degree day for a while around here. i'll explain why coming up in a little bit. >> thank you. police say they are on the scene of a deadly shooting at 29th and wellton. homicide investigators are

just a couple minutes ago, denver police tweeted they do have a suspect at large. they do not have a suspect description. they are telling us the victim was a man. as we get details, we'll bring it to you on air and online. a death investigation is underway in adams county after a woman's body was found near 78th avenue and york street in thornton. we've learned there's a connection between that investigation and the search for a missing woman. >>i sitting here all week and hasn't moved. >>reporter: neighbors in this thornton complex say a suspicious suv has been sitting there since labor day. saturday morning, the sheriff's office found the dead body of an adult female inside. >> there was a bunch of cop cars and fire truck and ambulance and there was some crime scene tape around. >>reporter: the mother of 25- year-old hannah says the su

she's been missing since last sunday. >> i went to check the mail and i kind of saw something funny but didn't think about it. >> i didn't see anybody coming or going from it. >>reporter: her family says she was last seen one mile away. with little answers from authorities, schwartz says the incident has her neighborhood on edge. >> they have kids and they ride their bi wonder what kind of people are lurking around our neighborhood. >> the adams county sheriff's office could not elaborate on whether there's a suspect wanted in connection with the case. the circumstances of death are still under investigation as authorities wait for an autopsy. a new round of heated words between the presidential candidates after hillary clinton criticized donald

you can put half of his supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables, right? the racist, sexist, homophobic, islam phobic, you name it. that other basket of people are people who feel the government has let them down, the about them. they're just desperate for change. it doesn't really even matter where it comes from. >> it's an effort to win un decided voters. clinton's phrase was widely mocked. today, indiana governor mike pence shot back. >> let me say from the bottom of my heart, hillary, they are

they are americans and they deserve your respect. >> hillary clinton ultimately relented, releasing this statement saturday saying she quote regrets saying half, that was wrong, but goes on to say she quote won't start calling out bigotry rhetoric in his campaign. >> new poll numbers from ohio and florida will be released race is tightening. here in colorado, three candidates for the state senate race debated for the first time. libertarian candidate joined the two on stage. she blames the democrats and republicans for the high federal debt. thousands of children lost their parents on 9/11, 15 years ago today. and for many, the trauma of

into adulthood. we caught up with one of those children of 9/11. >>reporter: before matt moved to new jersey, he finally did what he had long wanted, visited his father's name at the world trade center memorial. >> i just stood there for a while and let it come out. and i was like now i can go, now i can leave. >>reporter: the visit that finally helped him make peace with his father's death was 12 years r we first talked to matt as the first anniversary approached. he was a rebellious 15-year-old with big plans. >> i know my dad would want to see me succeed, he would have been happy to see me grow up and go through medical school and pass my classes and make a lot of money and be happy. >>reporter: how did that dream turn out? >> it turned out. >>reporter: today he is in his

practicing medicine have changed. he decided to become a family doctor. >> the moments of healing after my father's passing were in the people who approached me and said, man, this sucks, and sat with me. >>reporter: and you want to be that for someone else? >> yeah. >>reporter: matt says he found peace through daily meditation and yoga and annual letters to his dad. >> then i'd light fire. >>reporter: last september he wrote about his marriage to jamie. this year they're expecting a baby. >> i'm going to be proud to tell them about what kind of person their grandfather was. that's the foundation for this family that jamie and i are building together now. an annual volunteer day honoring 9/11 victims brings hundreds of people together

. good morning. thank you for joining us on this sunday morning. 9/11. beautiful day out there. we've got a few high clouds way out in the distance out there and a few coming up from park

we're going to have a warm day. it's 53 downtown. weather watcher temperatures as we check in, we have a whole bunch of people up bright and early this morning. larry is coming in at 44 degrees there. and a little closer here into the foothills, cold creek canyon, 44 from john up there. then we go further south. let's check out here. 45 degrees from our weather r. you're going to need that cowboy hat to help you with the sunshine. we'll have increasing clouds as the day goes on, mixed in with sunshine, but a nice westerly wind will kick up temperatures to near 90 in fort collins. denver should be about 90 degrees today. another blast of summer to wind out the weekend. in the week ahead, we have a cold front that will change our weather that will stick around

little bit cooler. we'll talk about that in a little bit. >> thank you. hundreds of people across colorado came together to volunteer for the 8th annual excel energy day of service. people took part in nearly 70 volunteer projects, and that included some of our cbs-4 staff. they rolled up their sleeves to help out the community. >>reporter: thornton century middle school gymnasium typically serves as a e pe or sports, but saturday was a site to serve the community. these assembly lines are staffed with hundreds of volunteers, including community leaders, cbs-4 anchor, and cbs- 4s weather team. they're all taking part in the day of service, a day dedicated to helping organizations across the state, like food banks and nonprofits. >> we've always volunteered. we really care about the

colorado feeding kids, and this year, more than 700 volunteers turned out to help package meals. >> today they're going to pack 150,000 meals and they'll be distributed to local food banks as we speak today. >>reporter: volunteers took part in cleaning up parks and trails. among the helping hand >> i think it's important because denver is such a great place and we have such wonderful people in our community. when we have a chance to give back, it not only does good for the people in the community, it does good for us too. >>reporter: that encouraged people across colorado to volunteer. >> you feel good when you do this and it brings out the best in everybody. >> it makes me feel amazing. i mean i love helping other people. right now we want to bring

memorial ceremony happening right now at the pentagon. president obama is paying his tribute to the victims. let's listen in. >> we wonder how their lives might have unfolded, how their dreams might have taken shape. i'm mindful that no words we offer or deeds we do can ever truly erase the pain of absence. and yet, the survivors and families of 9/11, your steadfast love and faithfulness has been an inspiration to me and to our entire country. even as you've mourned, you've gathered the strength to carry on. in the names of those you've lost, you've started scholarships and volunteered in your communities and done your best to be a good neighbor and

citizen, and in your grief and grace, you've reminded us that together, there's nothing that we americans cannot overcome. the question before us is always how do we preserve the legacy of those we lost, how do we live up to their example, and how do we keep their spirit alive in our own hearts. well, we have seen the answer in our men and women in uniform, diplomats, intelligence, homeland security and law enforcement professionals, all who have stepped forward to serve and who have risked and given their lives to keep us safe. thanks to their extraordinary service, we've dealt devastating blows to al-qaeda.

saying his comments at the 9/11 ceremony happening at the pentagon. coming up, we have details on a boat racing crash. one of those driv,,

. tino stories, which include breaking news as police say they are on scene of a deadly shooting. denver police do tell us that a suspect is at large but they don't have a description available right now. police say that a victim -- the victim was a man. we have a crew on the way and we'll bring you more information as this story develops. we'll bring it to you online. authorities in massachusetts say one person is dead and two others hurt after three racing speed boats

says it happened yesterday afternoon on watson pond. officials say one boat spun out causing a pile up. all three drivers were ejected. tomorrow's cease fire is being ushered in by violence. intense air strikes yesterday killed at least 45 people. let's good ahead and take a turn to the weather and dave has your sunny forecast. >> we're going to have a mix of clouds and sunshine this morning. you can see it here on our rooftop camera as we look out to the west/southwest this morning. all things considered, it's going to be a hot, hot day for us today. we're at 53 downtown. some of the other temperatures we have going for you this morning, at fort collins it's 50. in telluride it's 51 degrees.

springs. he has 53 degrees. mary robbins is southwest of alamosa. it's cold down there. 36 degrees to start you off. we do have red flag warnings to let you know about noon to 8:00 today. western colorado, grand junction into craig, and from frasier. gusty west winds, warm temperatures combined with very dry fuels, the plants are dry because we haven't had much rain, so fire danger could be high. satellite and radar overnight we're mostly clear, we have a few clouds drifting down into the four corners area. there's a light sprinkle action showing up out there, so you might get a sprinkle in telluride. a cold front will slide in

pressure over colorado and that front is going to create the westerly wind, so it will be breezy this afternoon, so that's going to kick the temperatures up. you can see we might get a mountain wave cloud forming along the foothills. we get that with a westerly wind with any moisture at all. if there's any rain, it will be most likely in the southwestern part of the state, and that won't be much as all. so a dry day for most of us. 90s across the easter and 90s out west. are you ready for the denver forecast high today? 90 degrees, it looks like, and the record high is 92, so we're going to be close to the record. mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies. tomorrow, dramatically cooler. 75 tomorrow. isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon. a better chance of storms on tuesday, and we drop down to 67 for the high, and wednesday and thursday we keep the 70s rolling on. so a prolonged cooldown here.

be good. good morning ladies. thank you for joining us. denver life's magazine designer showhouse is open for tours. the house is renovated. >> joining us this morning is the designer of the project, and we also have heather, the ceo of habitat for humanity of e teasing ahead to this project all week, and the video is just amazing. so great job, this house looks gorgeous. >> thanks. >> have there been any challenges for you with this project? >> i think the biggest challenge was starting with a 1930s home and modernizing it. >> i mean we have so many beautiful classic homes here in denver, and kind of adding that

video. >> we tried to keep a lot of the classic tutor style, to elevated back yard, we added more space everywhere, made existing windows bigger. >> you can see what you mean it's contemporary and classic all meshed together. >> exactly. >> very clean looking too, which is different from older price to go see this gorgeous home is $20 apiece, however, all that money benefits habitat for humanity of denver. tell us where this money goes or how does it help. >> we're in the business of building, renovating and repairing homes in partnership with low-income families. we believe that affordable home ownership builds strength,

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. time now it 7:56. this is the view from our library cam. later this afternoon, colorado will come together to honor the 9/11 victims. there will be a remembrance ceremony and a free concert. the mayor is saying it should be a day of thanks and remembrance, so please head to the park this afternoon if you can. some cold water canines showed off their surfing skills

it was the first ever world dog surfing championships. >> she has a good fat layer as well. >> a good fat layer. >> i have one of those. >> you can go surfing then. all the proceeds from the events go to the local humane societies and dog rescues. >> if you've got a good fat layer it might be tough for hot. 90 degrees for the high temperature. the record is 92. if you're going to that celebration downtown, the remembrance, i guess i should say, take your biggest hat. cool tomorrow, 70s and 60s

captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> osgood: good morning. i'm charles osgood and this is "sunday morning." a sunday morning in which we examine two very different chapters open our history. today marks the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on this country of which more happy moment. and we are just days aways from the dedication of a new museum