september storm watch! you can see the clouds building over the foothills from copter 4. and much of the metro area has already been rained on late this afternoon. >> there is a threat of storms tonight. >> and it feels like fall out there. chris spears is live in the mobile weather lab, and i see some clouds around you! >> reporter: we finally caught up with that rain sr 5:00. forecasting is like a recipe. you gotta have several ingredients. we've got moisture, we were lacking daytime heating. something you don't see, there's a big area of low pressure spinning out over nevada and utah. and that is just big enough it's keeping colorado in its unsettled flow of wind. and you can see here on doppler 4,000, there are pockets of

this forecast can bring some rain showers to most of us. we need it! unfortunately this is probably more of the scattered nature. but it does stay unsettled into the week ahead. we're in castle rock. chris spears, cbs4 news. >> thank you. new developments on a broncos protest. denver's top cop today to talk about the relationship between police and minorities. the meeting was called after linebacker xeeled during the national anthem at a broncos season opener on thursday. shaun boyd is live at mile high for us live, and you were hoping to catch up with marshall and talk to him >> reporter: he just arrived here to help out with a safety event for moms whose kids play football. so far brandon marshall has not talked publicly about his meeting today with the

and lasted about 45 minutes. >> i will tell you he's a have been respectful young man. i don't think he has any great ill will against law enforcement or the military. >> reporter: chief robert white says while he doesn't enforce marshall's decision to kneel during the national anthem, he isn't condemning it either. >> whether i agree or disagree is totally irrelevant. i think as a chief and a law enforcement to protect the rights of everyone as relates to the constitution >> reporter: the chief says regardless of marshall's agenda, he viewed the meeting as an opportunity. >> to listen to somebody else who has a voice, and they can perhaps impact other individuals as it relates to their concerns >> reporter: marshall's concerns aren't new. >> he's curious about officers getting involved in incidents that are controversial.

>> reporter: the chief challenged marshall to see firsthand what policing is like and improving community relations. >> it's the acknowledgement that there's a problem. now what you are gonna do to address it? it's always good to give money, but to spend some of his time talking to young people about making good decisions, not putting themselves in harm's way. this was an opportunity to move the ball forward. we can never address the issues that we're faced with if no. 1 we don't have respect for the other side. the table. and no. 2 if we can't find some common ground. >> reporter: chief white says he is putting together a list of ways that marshall can work with police starting with a ride along with officers. he has agreed to try out a training simulator. it it we can catch up with marshall tonight, we'll

an elementary school custodian behind bars accused of sending nude pictures to young students. jacob deal worked at sduch creek elementary and ken caryl middle schools in jefferson county. he sent sexually explicit images to a 13-year-old after finding her phone number on social media. het student reported that to school officials and they notified polic august 27th that she exchanged text messages with someone, and it turned out to be sexting, where the male was sending nude photographs of himself to this girl. >> investigators are investigating whether he might have had other contact with other opportunities. he is facing felony charges of internet sexual exploitation of a child. the latest on the legacy high school football team after several players and coaches were

friday's homecoming game will go on as scheduled. the school district made the decision with the help of parent, student, and football staff. the burdriver was killed in the crash, three coaches were seriously hurt. scammers taking advantage of the community's support for a badly injured douglas county deputy. detective bright was shot in the chest during a shootout with a suspect in parker earlier learned that scammers are using the detective's name to steal money. >> reporter: ever since detective bright was wounded, there's been a tremendous outpouring of support. scammers are using the detective's name to take your money. residents are not holding back their

>> reporter: douglas county detective dan bright was taken to the hospital in critical condition after being shot by a suicidal man in parker. as he struggles to recover, the community has wanted to honor the officer. scammers are trying to specialist money for a bogus fund in the detective's name. >> they scammed this wonderful man who tried to protect and serve. >> reporter: sergeant engel says at least six people have days. the sheriff's office will never come from over the phone. the calls are usually coming from overseas. >> there will be aggressive techniques utilized. >> reporter: danita sanchez has her hair and nails painted blue in honor of the detective. she has a real fund set up in his name.

>> you can see our town is hurting from this. >> reporter: she is asking all metro residents to hang up on the comofters. >> these people are giving from their hearts, and in turn they're just giving to some jerk who's trying to take their money. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says some residents have also received calls from a man claiming to be detective bright himself. bottom line, be careful, wary, and skeptical about giving any money detective bright is still in critical condition but is improving. a man in fort collins is facing first degree murder charges in the death of an 11-year-old girl. investigators say juan hernandez hit the baby with a chair last week. the child was the girlfriend's daughter. hernandez recently served three years in prison for

burk raemz answered questions to dr. phil. the tapes have never been seen before and show police and a child psychologist interviewing him 13 days after his sister's murder. >> burke did address some of case. >> one of the reasons that he believes that you are the culprit here is on the day of your sister's murder, you never ask about her welfare. >> well, it was pretty much just hey, we can't find your sister, what do you think happened? and i was, like, well, she's probably just hiding somewhere. the next time i talked to somebody, she's dead. >> burke ramsey said the attention made for a crazy childhood.

exclusive interview next monday. to an update on the search for the man accused of attacking an rtd bus driver. detectives have arrested a suspect, 27-year-old anthony mata. he tried to ride the bus with an expired ticket. when the driver told him he valid to buy a new one, he hit the driver breaking his nose. annist to close the so called digitaliv will make more people eligible for low-cost internet by including any coloradan receiving federal housing assistance. this is all about creating opportunities. >> reporter: most of us couldn't image life without internet and a computer in our homes. but it's way too expensive for many families. comcast is make it affordable and improving access in low-income communities in other ways. >> it's a big deal. >> reporter: better computer,

delighted. he's lived in the low-income westridge apartments for 18 years. he can't afford a computer. so this technology hub connects his neighborhood to the world. >> when you go to get a job, it's all on the computers now. so it makes it easier for people to do that. >> reporter: this hub is one of five in denver housing authority communities being upgraded, thanks to a $100,000 grant from comcast. and that's not all. >> the expanded essentials brings affordable high-speed internet to low-income families. the program was recently expanded to include anyone received assisting assistance from had you had -- from hud. >> we increased the pool from 200 families nationally and 50,000 in the state of colorado, 17,000 in the city of denver >> reporter: sick-time olympic

>> what it means to me is giving our people access to have the opportunity, so you can be in the race. >> reporter: kersey is ted indicated to bridging the -- dedicated to bridging the digital divide. without access we could leave a generation behind. with internet essentials, high-speed internet from comcast is $9.95 a month. not bad.>> candidates say america's memory jobs are being shipped overseas. but is that true? >> what we found out when we dropped by a local factory. >> and coming up at 6:30, a state official accuses the ncaa of extortion after the association pulled the championship game from north carolina. >> we've seen rain in the city and those showers are just dying down right now. but that moisture flow is still strong. that low pressure system keeps

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telling us all the good manufacturing jobs are being shipped overseas. they're wrong. manufacturing is thriving in colorado. the boss at one local successful company says some things have to change if the factory floors are going to keep humming. >> reporter: it's early afternoon on a weekday. the factory floor is humming like this 24/7 at primus aerospace in lakewood. the products made here in commercial and military aircraft are f world. from landing gear to cargo bays to the seats, even improved tray tables like the one employee alex melnar is designing here. >> this is the start of what will be a hydraulic reservoir. >> reporter: randy brother-in-lawsky has owned primus for 18 years. he and his employees will produce revenues of $50 million. >> i do think colorado

hard ethic. and that real helps us stay competitive when we're doing what we need to do every day. >> reporter: only 10% of the workers on the manufacturing floor have 4-year college degrees. but with community college and on the job training, many are making upward of $80,000 a year. >> i took some community college classes to learn the software that we use to program the parts. i was fortunate to work with people that were very helpful. >> reporter: the number of manufacturing grew by 12%, between 2010 and 2015. with the average pay last year of nearly $67,000. brodsky says the jobs being lost overseas are the low-tech and low paying ones. he says we can help jobs here by helping small businesses invest in animation

to get these kids into college looking at manufacturing as a career, and studying manufacturing as a degree. something that we lost a long time and we've got to start getting that back. >> especially exciting time for the company. primus is on the verge of a game-changer for the company and airline passengers. it's gonna be introducing a new airplane seat that can move aside and create aisles that are thee times wider than what we're used to. really a breakthrough. and the company says it could be worth $50 million a year to primus. and imagine how many jobs that will create. >> incredible. can't wait to try that. [ laughter ] let's find out more about our rain showers. >> we have had some scattered showers, over douglas county, pretty heavy, and now they're just dying down. more showers to the west. a big flow of moisture. all over utah, a few spread over to the east.

sunshine out there, pretty dry. here we have showers over denver. they die down. but they hang around during the nighttime hours. here it is, 4:00 am, might get a rain shower on your rush hour. then they die deny, here it is 3:00 on wednesday. wednesday afternoon they are back again, scattered showers and thunderstorms. then they cry out, as does thursday. more thundershowers to start the day, roll it into friday, a couple ever scattered showers in the foothills and mountains. dry for area. we could stay on the dry side. here's the cool weather, brings it all down into colorado. low pressure pumping that moisture into the area. and we do have some heavier showers and thunderstorms over the southeast. and then ridingly along this front -- riding along this front into the great lakes region and new england. and cool air diving into colorado. 80 to the south of us, 81, as the

southwesterly flow, and we'll begin to warm up. 68 and 60. we were 59. sun broke out, 60 degrees so far downtown. 49 and 50 were the starts. 80 and 49 are the normals. east at 23, 56% humidity, a falling barometer. nice shot here. fall color there. and look at this shot. new snow in estes park.an temperatures for tonight, mostly in the 40s and 50s over the eastern plains. 30s and 40s in the mountains, 40s and 50s out west. tomorrow milder around here, 60s, 70s, an 80-degree reading for the east. out west, temperatures in the 60s and 70s. forecast for tone, mostly cloudy skies, maybe a few scattered showers or a storm. fraelt and 47 the overnight lows. tomorrow mostly cloudy, showers and storms, 74 and 75. and for the 6

70s into the weekend. more sunshine for sunday. i'll give you a warmup to near 80 degrees, jim. >> sounds very good! michael is here talking college football. buffers going to the big house! >> it's the big one. this is the one that everybody has been talking about. it is a day cu fans won't ever forget. and a day some players aren't even old enough to remember. we go back in time and relive one of the

when the hard time, it's enough to spark a fire. the broncos are quick enough to remember that the colts end there'd season two years ago, and beat them last year handing them their first loss of the season. the broncos are hoping that revenge is a dish best served a mile high. >> they beat us two years in a row. so we definitely want this one big. but andrew luck, he is the driving force of that team.

>> we consistently want to get with the team, and not just one team constantly beaten. the rockies were up to their old tricks again last night. they blew it. jordan lyles gave up a grand slam in the bottom of the inning and arizona held on for an 11-9 win. the rockies have dropped three straight to the diamondbacks who have the division. it is impossible to think about saturday's match-up been cu and michigan without thinking of september of 1994. everyone at cu knows about the miracle at michigan, even if they weren't alive when it happened. [ crowd noise ] [ cheering and applause ] >> let's it go. >> reporter: mention the miracle at michigan to cordell stewart, and he still lights up like a christmas tree. >> incredible! [ cheering and applause ] >> incredible!

that's it. shoot, man it was -- it was a thing to remember. >> reporter: it's the most memorable play in cu history. everyone knows about it. even the current buffers who weren't even born -- buffs who weren't even born yet. >> i'm used to seeing it just because we're playing michigan. we've all seen the play before. and it's a great play. >> where were you when you saw it? >> i think i was just born, honestly. [ laughter ] >> i don't know if i other than seeing it. >> reporter: you were actually seven months old when so you weren't watching it? >> no. [ laughter ] >> i mean maybe! [ laughter ] >> reporter: if any of the buffers need a refresher course about the miracle at michigan, they can get it here in the new champion center. there's a brick xhem rating the -- xhem rating the win, and at this console, they can watch highlights. >> it comes down to a hail mary, how far could you throw it? >> you know i -- i know it's in

hopefully it doesn't come down to a hail mary, if it does, i'll get the ball in the end zone. >> it's kind of like wow! it really does work. >> up in the air, caught! colorado scores! [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: in boulder, eric christianson, cbs sports. >> what's the greatest win in colorado crossed! maybe another miracle in michigan this week. >> great game. >> they'll play well. >> look good. no doubt about it. coming up, ncaa canceling championship games in north carolina. why one state official calls that extortion. >> heavy-hitters campaign for

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>> a handful of people around the grain river ranch are being told to evacuate. strong winds are fanning this one. along the front range, clouds bring someplace showers for us. video shows the clouds moving through the front range this afternoon. the threat of showers not over yet. >> chris spears with the mobile weather lab. cooler, spotty showers. did it all come up from coming from the west and the south today. we have had surface winds at the south and southeast, and is the upper winds out of the west and southwest. a combination of the two. the earlier showers have dissipated in the castle rock area. take a look at this video. rob and i in the mobile weather