ming lobbyists. i'm michael bennet and i approve this message because congress should only work for you. inebacker this is the news breaking at noon. a suspect wanted in connection with x pleases in new york city and new jersey is in custody following a shootout with police. two officers and ahmad khan rahami on the stretcher were shot in this morning's confrontation in linden, new jersey. this is ahmad khan rahami being taken away to the hospital.

the officers and suspect are expected to survive and be okay. >> reporter: bombing suspect ahmad khan rahami is in custody after shooting a police officer in linden, new jersey. >> sources tell cbs news, the natural leased citizen from afghanistan was seen from saturday's bombing in the chelsea section of manhattan. >> we're great full no one was after a robot detonated a bomb in a trash can, one of five devices found near a train station. >> the speculation from the police department is that they were not timed to go off so therefore whether they were being investigated or followed, they were disposed of in a garbage can in a history manner.

neighborhood checking evidence monday. surveillance video shows people running after the pressure cooker exploded saturday night. a second was found four blocks away but did not explode. earlier on saturday, a pipe bomb detonated before a charity run to benefit marines and sailors. no one was hurt in that a take. ahmad khan rahami is a suspect in both. new details are emerging nine shoppers at a minnesota mall on saturday investigators say the man they have been motivated by isis. >> we're currently investigating this as a potential act of terrorism. >> the attacker, college student, was shot and killed by an off duty police officer. he reportedly asked victims if they were muslim. he stabbed those who said they were not.

the attack. all of them survived. with 50 days left in the election, hillary clinton says she understands how to fight terrorism and isn't only candidate who "has been part of the hardee cysts to take care or rests off the battlefield." she took questions this morning about the weekend bombings in manhattan and new jersey which officials say increasingly look like acts of terrorism. clinton called them a serious challenge that the coun meet "in concert with our values." this was a slight dig at the proposals of donald trump who said he would bar immigration from nations with any ties to terrorism. happening now, a slowdown with frontier airlines. frontier flights are running 20 minutes all the way to 8 hours

delayed at dia. they said they were delayed for various reasons. they said weather is to blame. we have more at 5:00. crews in larimer county are working on a slow-moving grass fire. the dakota ridge fire is 15 akers. the sheriff's office said an initial report shows the flames started because of a blown transformer. some have been alerted to ready to leave in case of an evacuation. two federal hearings happening this morning after 1200 horses removed. jamie leary has been in the courtroom since it started at 9:00 this morning. what to, you know? >> reporter: this first case involved the decision to remove horses from a specific area in

which alternate between private and public. the campaign argued today that this is a deliberate effort by the blm and private landowners to eliminate wild horses. they said the numbers have fallen below the required amount because of blm's actions. it also is against blm's decision for land owners to call the agency and have horses removed if ey private land. the grazing association says this is a good way to manage the population. the american wild horse preservation campaign has a different opinion. >> we're in court today to defend the wild horses of wyoming from a concerted assault on their freedom by the rock springs grazing association and other public land ranchers who essentially

themselves for taxpayer livestock grazing and they want to wipe out the wild horses. >> what should happen, blm will continue to gather on the checkerboard and they will have to keep coming back because the horses travel everywhere throughout this 40-mile by 80- mile strip of land. there is public land to the south. public land to the north. most is not fenced so the horses will keep coming on to private land, moving back to public to manage. the second case a little different. the state of wyoming is suing the blm to remove thousands of horses from the range where there is horse populations that are above the designated level. both the american wild horse association campaign and the blm agree in this case, but the blm -- that the blm should have the authority over those numbers or the range and not

as the population exceeds this number, the blm is mandated to remove them. the federal government and we are on the same side in the second case and we're saying that is not true. the agency has broad discretion to determine whether horses need to be removed based on whether they are impacting the eek logical balance. a decision in this case is expected within weeks. jamie leary, cbs4news. thank you for breaking that down for us. opening arguments are expected to start this afternoon for a man in jefferson county facing child prostitution charges. the 20-year-old malloy forced a homeless teen girl to have sex with men in his apartment in exchange for a place to live. the trial for a driver hitting and killing a state cadet started this morning.

last year in long month. he pleaded not guilty to 16 charges. right now police are looking for a mother and a son. officers say these two may be in danger. the two-year-old and 21-year- old were last seen together on thursday. police say they were in that pueblo area in a red 2013 mazda 2 with a colorado temporary plate number happening tonight, friends and family of a mother of four killed in a bus crash at dia will come together for a memorial. the 43-year-old was the driver who crashed last sunday. on board her bus, high school football players and coaches. some were injured and expected to be okay. the community has raised more than $25,000 to help with

had an enlarged heart. she had a heart attack behind the wheel that caused her to crash. there is a memorial at 6:00. it is almost fall and summer is making one last ha rah if you will. it is hot, sunny and we're hitting 90 degrees. >> yesterday it was warm. we hit 88. today we're four degrees warmer so if you think it is hot outside, it certainly is. we're 6 gr this afternoon. that puts us at 86 here in denver, 86 greeley. la hun ta close to 90 right now. 70 avon. 78degrees in grand junction. our humidity levels are really low so it is not only hot, it is dry outside. you can see 12% humidity in craig and meeker and lots of areas are below 20%. much of the denver area, 15%. you'll notice that in the air that it is very dry.

warnings in place if we had more gusty winds. not bad. expect a lot of sunshine today. temperatures in the low 90s. it would be a nice night to barbecue or spend time outside. a little hot out there, but a big cooldown coming our way to end the week. we'll talk about that in a moment. a six-year-old girl is hoping to use sails from her lemonade stand to help her friend who was seriously injured in a fire. firefighters rescued that little girl they found her hiding in a closet. here is more on the mission from a close friend. >> say can i please have a lemonade? >> reporter: you might expect most 6-year-old's to be playing outside on a sunday afternoon, but she chose to serve up apple juice and apple cider. >> this is for thatly, okay. >> reporter: to help her best "friends." >> she will be in the hospital a little longer.

>> the five-year-old was rescued from her bedroom closet during an early morning fire more than a week ago. >> everyone got out fine except for her. >> reporter: a gofundme page shows natalie still has a long way to go. >> she is your friend, isn't she? >> yes. >> reporter: her dad served as her right hand man throughout the day, but setting up the stand was her idea. >> i just helped her set it >> and you helped me power. >> and i helped her power. >> reporter: as the donations came pouring in, dad said he felt. >> proud of course. but that is her. >> reporter: west metro fire even stopped by to sip on some cider and support the six-year- old. >> thank you. >> thanks for saving my friend. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: as she continues to raise money, she knows the

>> okay. >> what a gate little girl there. she has raised almost $350 and says she will set up her lemonade stand again this afternoon in case you're thirsty on this hot day. coming up next, our tv crews make a discovery more

d new video now of an historic discovery by north metro rail line crews. crews uncovered an old railroad tressel bridge that dates back to 1911. it was buried in 1951. the bridge was built lead in the early 1900s. >> some people are ready for fall but if you like the heat, today will be your day. it isn't going to stay that way. of course we all no fall is on the way, officially the first day of fall is on thursday. right now, we're looking at mile high and it is for jus out there and even better since we won yesterday.

game. now we're four degrees warmer than where we were yesterday. so as we look at the temperatures, 86 degrees in denver right now. 8 greeley. 87 burlington. still cool in some parts of the high country. 76 aspen and 78 in grand junction. satellite and radar is quiet. we had a few clouds earlier and those have eased on up. high pressure is dominating. much of us are this tropical storm making its way up, so we're looking at the chance of rain and it will pump in our direction a little later on. we may not get anything in denver except a few clouds out there, but we'll see a chance of rain down to the southwest tomorrow. timing it out today, mostly sunny skies. we'll have a little cloudcover in the foothills this evening and overnight tonight, clear

there. tomorrow morning, nice out there. tomorrow morning clouds increasing. these become more widespread into the afternoon and evening hours and then a chance for rain and even snow into our southwestern corner so that is the only spot that gets any moisture tomorrow. some creeps into the central mountains. temperatures for today, it is going to be hot. 90 here in denver, greeley and ft. collins. hot 95 lamar. 80 in aspen so still warm in the high country. if you're planning out your day, mid-90s by the afternoon. stay there through 5:00. low 80s by 7:00. take the kids to the park, foe for a run. shouldn't be bad. changes for the end of the week, a cold front and area of low pressure by the end of the week. that will cool us off and we'll have much cooler air in our direction as well.

upper 80s. mid-80s on wednesday. friday, 77. we get a chance of rain in denver and saturday as well. it will be much, much cooler out there so again only in the 60s this weekend. >> everybody should like this week's forecast. >> you get a little bit of everything. thank you so much. this year will mark two decades since jonbenit ramsey was murdered. . official investigation and where it since the terrifying call for help. >> we were kidnapped. >> reporter: a grand jury wanted to charge the girls' parents but the family has been cleared. what does it all mean? >> we would love to solve the case and pursue it, but haven't brought them closer to the killer of jonbenit. >> we have not and will not give up. >> reporter: the latest on the

college students are going to businesses which promise lower monthly payments on loans. what the students are learning

welcome back. student loan debt is a growing problem across the nation. students are turning to companies lowering monthly payments for them, but authorities say that some companies don't deliver on the promise. ryan explains. >> reporter: like thousands of other college graduates, amelia began her career digging out of debt. >> just over $100,000. >> but then a company called united advisers group said they would lower payments by hundreds of dollars. >> this is like the whole agreement. >> she signed the contract but $1,500 later she got shocking news.

through and my loans are are in de furment. >> after calls and e-mails went unanswered we found people at the company that took her money inside this office building. >> the guy in charge couldn't get rid of us fast enough. >> how big of a problem is this? >> this is a huge problem not just for families in massachusetts but across the country grow. >> she says borrowers can negotiate lower monthly payments on their own. the government provides free options to consolidate or lower payments on federal student loans. >> this is something they can get for free instead of paying some shady operator who isn't going to deliver and is only going to put them in a worse place. >> the ag's office helped her get a full refund. >> i would not go through any

nta. dr. phil closes out his interview with jonbenit's brother burke. the latest, newest episode takes a look at the murden invest guess and evidence that exonerated burke and hit family. alan gionet talked to dr. phil this morning. >> the boulder police department admitted that early on they put out miss information to the media in hopes of putting presh shower on the was they put out information there was no footprints in the snow which excluded the possibility that an intruder had done this, because had an intruder done it, there would be footprints to and from the house but when you look at the photos, there was no snow. the third and final part of dr. phil's interview with burke

lauren you can close out the show. >> 86 in denver. 70s off to the west. satellite and radar quiet today. we're going to stay that way today. it is going to be a hot, dry day and a little more cloudcover tomorrow. upper 80s. >> 90 degrees in september.

in one door - a member of congress. out another - a high-paid lobbyist. 131 former members of congress are now lobbyists in washington, dc. it's just considered business as usual. that's why i'm fighting for a new law to permanently ban former members of congress from ever becoming lobbyists. i'm michael bennet

? >> bill: we really don't have time for a big debate, r.j. >> brooke: i can't just walk away from my son. >> bill: you're back, right? i mean, you're gonna be here for a while. isn't that the case, sport? >> r.j.: that's the plan. >> bill: then you can talk about this till the cows come home. you can work through it. you can help him to understand how much we love each other after we're back. >> r.j.: mom. i'm asking you not to go. >> bill: brooke, we need to leave. everything is set for our wedding. >> r.j.: if you marry spencer,