welcome to the cbs4 news at 4:30. it's friday september 16th. i'm britt moreno. thanks for joining happening sunday. we have dave aguilera with the weather. oh my gosh, it's 4:30? it's early. 44 in lakewood and stapleton. from our weather watchers in arvada, 47. we dried out the atmosphere and

56 degrees by 9:00 a.m. with bright sunshine and mostly sunny skies, cooler today 67 by noon and the high is 70. slight chance we could see a late day thunderstorms and 10% chance or less for most folks. not a bad looking friday. joel has a look at your early morning traffic. happy friday, joel. i wish the traffic looked as good as the but already flashing lights this morning. federal and jewell is shut down. slowing of c-470 south of 285 due to ongoing road work. they finished the bridge work yesterday in the early afternoon so didn't affect the evening

there today. this morning the bodies of levi shirley and jordan mactaggart are aarriving at union station from chicago this morning. shirley is from arvada and died in july. he grew up here in colorado and we first introduced you to his parents back in july. >> there's no flag at half staff for my son and there should be. he's a hero. he's my hero. >> he had such a strong conviction about injustice in the world that somebody has to stand up and say no. >> he said his real goal was to be a u.s. marine but his eyesight prevented that. his family knew it would be

him. a financial advisor is fighting to win back his life. he says he was wrongly accused of robbing two banks. he has proof he was at work at time of the crimes. karen morfitt has the story. >> reporter: stef's life is far different today than it was two years ago before he was accused of committing two armed bank robberies. >> i had airtight alibis but they focused on me because my face was similar. >> reporter: in september that the man in these surveillance photos was tally. a full swat team showed up at his home. >> they body slammed me down. i had 5-6 people on me. one guy was on my face. they were taking my arms and wrenching them behind me. >> the results, broken ribs,

teeth and now has severe blood clotting in his legs. also he spent months behind bars. >> my job was being on the phone all day. >> he was working for trance america capital and closely monitored. >> i knew they would have a recorded conversation because i was on the phone all day. >> reporter: the case was dismissed but months later police arrested him a second time claiming new evidence and that too was dropped. but the damage to his life was done. >> they destroyed my life. i am actually homeless now. >> tally spent 94 days in jail and never received medical attention for his injuries and investigators are still looking for the bank robber. a man convicted of impersonating a police officer and assaulting a woman is heading to prison. we have been following this

fall. he approached a woman in denver touching her claiming to be a cop and showed a badge. she screamed and scared him off. yesterday he was sentenced to a year and a half in prison and another year in county jail. police on the western slope want to find an armed and dangerous drug dealer. the search for the man led to police raiding the wrong house. they busted into a home with a family and five kids where the dealer onc deputies are extremely committed to accuracy and filing good cases and nobody wants to make a mistake like that. >> the police department will pay for the damages to the home. jill wagner is live this morning on the east coast with our money watch report, hi jill. >> reporter: good morning,

nasdaq was up 75 getting a big boost from apple shares soaring. futures are pointing to a bit of a lower open. the new iphones go on sale officially. before you get in line, be warned the expensive 7 plus models are already sold out. the 7 is also sold out in jet black. you can order the models online but you have to wait. other retailers and carriers could have them in 100-0000 samsung note galaxy phones. dozens of the batteries caught fire while charged and exploded. owners can get a refund or replace their existing phone. kids in kindergarten through 12th grade can apply for the google doodle competition. the winner gets a 30 thousand

to meet the team. the contest runs through december. donald trump's campaign put out a statement last night saying he does believe president obama was in fact born in the united states. hena daniels has more. >> reporter: trump's apparent flip flop on the birth issue came after the refusal to renounce the idea. >> "where was president obama born? "and he still wouldn't say hawaii. he still wouldn't say america. this man wants to be our next president? >>reporter: hours later trump's campaign released this statement pointing the finger at clinton

obama. the campaign credited trump for solving the matter. having successfully obtained his birth certificate when others could not, donald trump beliefs he was born in the united states. hillary clinton returned to the campaign trail yesterday. >> he called her a nervous it's dead wrong. >> jobs, jobs, jobs. >> reporter: after delivering remarks on his economic plan in new york the republican nominee travelled to new hampshire and called clinton to task calling his supporters deplorable last week. >> hillary clinton slams you as deplorable and i redeemable. >> a cbs news new york times

locked in a virtual tie. following a news conference in dc this morning trump heads to florida for a town hall with hags voters and hillary clinton is addressing the black women's symposium in washington. i play hard. any good defense or offense or football team is going to want to tow the line certainly they're tough and physical. >> colts quarterback andrew luck respects the broncos defense and knows how hard they can hit. he suffered a lacerated kidney last year when the colts faced if broncos. they ended their season two years ago and beat them again last year handing them their first loss of the season. so as the colts visit town this

mile high. >> they beat us two years in a row so we want to win big. andrew luck is the driving force of the team so we have to corral him and get him to the ground. >> we want to be a consistent team. and not have one team constantly beating us. >> sunday afternoon the colts and broncos playwright here on cbs4. kickoff at 2:25. check out cbsdenver.com. we talk to von miller who has never been able to sack andrew luck. maybe that will change this weekend. a texas girl gets an implant to hear better. her reaction to hearing her mom's voice for the first time. this is the news on cbs4

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welcome back. flu season is around the corner and a new study says women may be able to ward o better than men. researchers from johns hopkins found that projest rin appeared to reduce inflammation and improve lung cells. it's found in most forms of hormone based birth control. the fda has sent out a warning for ta back co sellers selling to minors. it's now illegal to sell

the cdc says more than a quarter of american adults over 50 do not exercise regularly. the inactivity puts americans at risk for heart disease and cancer. the problem is greater for women than men. dave, what do we have to look forward to? >> it's a great day out there. we actually if you get up and look out west, there's a bright moon out there. today. here's how it looked last night. this was the picture of the day. mike shot this, the moon rise over lone rock. temperatures this morning were in the 50s and 40s. 52 in grand junction. it's cold in breckenridge right

weather watcher up there. big thunderstorms in burlington, they had two-inch diameter hail. a low system coming through behind it, mostly clear but there's a little fog in some locations of eastern colorado. not really thick, just hazy. here's the front as it moved through the area with the low pressure. a big high forming over north of lv out here. that's bringing in clear skies today. cool today because we're behind the weekend temperatures are warming up and drying out. the futurecast does have isolated storms popping by in the afternoon and mountains but it's a shot if any of us get rain at all. just a 10% chance of storms today. highs very comfortable. 70s and near 80s across the eastern plains. 60s and 70s in the mountains and west. our forecast high in denver, 72.

85 with mostly sunny skies on sunday and we keep it in the 80s for monday and tuesday as well. next week the equinox happens so it's time for fall noth weather i guess. sad to say goodbye to summer. this is our map showing us the purple that all along here. that section of roadway is closed metro area here. some slowing showing up in either direction on u.s. 36. back to this camera at federal and jewell. look at these flashing lights. we'll get our first update coming up here in an hour. until this, this is closed off. jamie just arrived at the scene. i would take sheridan to get

it's hard to find an alternate to the east. it's a serious auto pedestrian accident along there. the original tail of frankenstein had as much philosophy -- our critic at large greg moody explains what's new at the theater. >> reporter: he is quite easily one of t characters in history. literary, sin mattic and nightmarish. >> the play is about surprises. it takes the audience's expectations of what the story is going to be and highlights or chooses to depict elements that you wouldn't expect. >> this new exceptation of

creature. it is new and different and terrifying in its very own way. 0. >> yes, it's scary and it's the moments that will surprise and shock. it's got that in it i think. a version of frankenstein that didn't make you want to hide behind your hands a bit wouldn't be fra will alternate the roles of the creature for each performance bringing a different interpretation to each show. >> it's about a man so the play was intended that way. >> i'm looking forward to seeing this that explores the creature's angry search for humanity rather than just continuing the battle with pitch

for cbs4 news. new production of frankenstein opens september 30th in the stage theater in the denver center downtown. head to our website, cbsdenver.com for the link to the box office. a texas teenager gets a really wonderful gift. for the first time she got a chance to hear more than just muffled sounds. the 14-year old recently had surgery and this is what activated. >> can you hear my voice now? >> yeah. >> what about mom's voice. >> yes. >> can you hear my voice? >> yes. [ laughter ] . >> it brought tears to her eyes and a big smile to her face. the video has gone viral. she was born premature at 24 weeks and has lived with

but that's not the case now. she describes hearing her own voice. >> it was weird that i heard my voice. >> what does it sound like? >> it sounds like normal but sounds like a robot. >> she could soon get another implant in her right ear depending on her progress. andrew luck has proved over the years it's he's pretty good. he's one three of the four meetings against the broncos including the last two. in those two games the broncos sacked him just one time. in the game they won they sacked luck three times. coincidence? i think not. the broncos defense knows they have their hands full on sunday. >> all my years going against him, the respect he should get, i don't feel like i've given it to him. he's one of the best can be quarterbacks in the league.

i close but he has that knack for keeping his eyes down and feeling defense and making great passes. this year he looks even better. >> broncos and colts sunday afternoon at mile high. the rockies start a six game home stand later today at coors field. ,, the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old.

charles what's up man? -whoa! how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a lifetime. did you see his big old feet? look.

we look at the food, gifts, and jewelry the stars get to enjoy. >> reporter: for the next few days celebrities will be coming to this private location to check out millions of dollars worth of jewelry. we have a look at everything you can expect this sunday at the emmies.

jewels from an array of designers. >> everybody from the "the young and the restless" to "life in pieces". >> reporter: how do we ensure you get it back? >> we take their first born children. [ laughter ] >> reporter: trends we can anticipate? >> certainly color is something that's very, very big right now. so we're seeing a lot of yellows and blues. these pce sapphires so this is something i think we will see a lot of. . >> reporter: at the emmies governor's ball the theme is nature's elegance. >> i think they will do a phenomenal job this year. it's bringing an italian bees troe inside. >> reporter: stars will dine on a menu -- time roasted tender

check out this decadent dessert toasted with sterling wines and endless champagne. to keep the party going, stars are showered with gifts at the celebrity gifts and dinner for 15 at your home. >> he will make it possible for the celebrities to try and taste italy here in hollywood. >> the blow made famous on instagram, check. hand crafted artisan items, you bet. it's good to be a celebrity. >> must be nice. monday morning we'll recap the big winners from the emmy's. hang with us here on cbs4. new this morning, a kitten is safe. it fell from an sufficient and ended up ant highway here in russia and it almost gets hit

of this a driver stops and takes the kitty to safety. the kitty to safety. it only sustained bruising 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. honey, your rump roast just broke the internet!!!! as it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother

the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans?

as it should. life is family mealtime and everything you need to make it picture perfect. now be sure to tag your mother because she needs more followers. ok. good morning, the broncos can almost taste revenge as they prepare to host the colts. here's what else is happening on the cbs4 news. >> reporter: one person seriously injured this morning after being struck by a car and an intersection is completely struck down. an old issue coming back to the current presidential campaign has nothing to do with either hillary clinton or donald