>> he said nothing. he was kind of zombie like. >> the man accused of shooting and killing five people in custody. where arcan >> if you had to bury your child you would understand the pain. >> a thornton's mother desperate plea to find her daughter, 16-year-old haley vargas. >> the search for a man that left his wife in a gas station. why police believe he was in danger and how the community stepped up to help.

check out the pictures of the new snow that fell at loveland ski area. resort officials hope to make snow sometime in the next week. and check out the snow action at silverton. this week storm system dropped enough snow for ski patrollers if it stays at this pace silverton says they could open earlier than normal. meanwhile trail ridge road closed because of you can see this from rocky mountain national park. the road was closed at milner pass. it hasn't officially closed for the season yet. dave has more, good morning. >> happy sunday. i will tell you what, we got a great looking day. take a look at our temperatures. not as cold as yesterday morning. 44 in city park and this morning 48 in arvarda.

jenna see and ever green and 37 in conifer. richard has 42 degrees this morning. one of our weather watchers. we had cooler air and dryer air. partly cloudy skies across the state and that is the rule for the day. a lot of sunshine but it will be cool. 50 at 9:00 a.m. and partly cloudy conditions. not as windy. 63 in the sunshine and we have a high of 68 with mostly sunny skies. get rid of the wind. that makes people grumpy. by the way, kelly in cincinnati, the broncos are out there for the big game. it will be about 84 and mostly sunny. they will be feeling like summertime. breaking news from boulder. police are searching for a man

macke auditory. he put his arm around her and she fought him off. a black man about 6 feet tall with a beard and mustache. >> new this morning. more troubles for frontier airlines. we got these pictures from a passenger that says his flight to orlando was delayed for more than 6 hours. he says the mess started with the original flight from portland when it was delayed an entire day. that orlando flight is the only delayed departure out of dia. issues with its scheduling system forcing passengers to wait. >> to the developing story out of washington state. police have arrested the man accused of going on a shooting rampage inside a macy's killing five people. arcan cetin was unarmed and zombie like. he immigrated from turkey but a permanent resident of the u.s.

state mall. investigators say that the 20- year-old arcan cetin was apprehended 30 miles from the scene. >> i saw an individual walking northbound on the sidewalk and i instantly recognized that was the person i just viewed on my computer. i did an abrupt u-turn and hit my lights and pull my gun and myself and deputy graball the individual into custody. >> at the macy's four shots fired. >> four women shot dead in the makeup area at macy's and a man died. shoppers fled and hid in changing rooms. >> it wasn't all at once it was like a shot and two seconds later another shot. >> police say surveillance video shows the alleged shooter

ranges from a teenager to citizens. >> we suffered a devastating loss of five treasured members of our community. who had done nothing more than what we all have done on any given day. >> the f.b.i. helped in the search for the suspect. the suspect is expected in court tomorrow morning. the identities of the victims have not been released. >> the latest on the murder of a 16-year-old girl in thornton. her mother is pleading with the community daughter's killer. haley vargas was killed more than a week ago at a party. >> somebody is out there and knowing something and saw something. whoever's mother that is, they know. if you had to bury your child, you know you would understand the pain i'm going through.

homecoming festivities as long as she came home by curfew. 16 ideal haley did not come home, instead it was police her mother was greeted by. >> they told me your daughter was shot in the stomach and she died. that was the hardest thing to ever hear. >> police believe that haley was an unintended target. her mother describes her as a bright girl and above all, strong. haley had to be strong because at a young age she was diagnosed wieu hard. this was not how it was supposed to end. >> to take her this way, it hurts. it hurts so bad. because we battled for her to stay alive. >> thornton pd says many witnesses fled the scene before police arrived. they are working to identify them. all haley's family wants is for one of those people to speak up. >> i want justice and a little peace in my heart when i bury her. i want to fill like at least i

no matter should have to bury their kid. >> jamie leary, cbs4 news. the suspect is described as hispanic man in his late teens or early 20s and dark hair and nose ring and glasses. police are searching for an older model black suv and a red four-door sedan from the 90s. haley's family has a go fund me page to help with funeral costs. colorado's law enforcement says this man has been found and they say he is safe and his family has been notified. he left his wife at a gas station yesterday. the man does suffer from dementia. >> still no sign of a missing hiker near the maroon bells. 49-year-old david cook of new mexico never returned from his hike. he is a former marine and expert mountaineer.

ever green fire crews say a fire burned four acres. crews got a got a hold of it yesterday morning. we are one day away from the first presidential between donald trump and hillary clinton. we do have a live look from the debate stage at hofstra university. we hope to bring that to you later. but jill wagner has more on at ahead of the faceoff. hillary clinton picked up a major endorsement from the new york times saturday. the newspaper's editorial board says hillary clinton is one of the most tenacious candidates and donald trump promises the moon. ted cruz is endorsing the

decision was agonizing. trump stepped away from debate prep for a campaign rally in virginia. a recent poll shows him trailing clinton by six points. >> on november 8th we are going win this state and we are going to win the white house. we are going to take it back. >> clinton is in new york preparing. her long time aid phillip rhymes is playing the role of the opposition >> it is a real contrast. >> the first presidential debate is monday night at hofstra university. jill wagner. new york. in the battleground state of ohio the cincinnati enquirer endorsed republicans after the paper threw its weight behind clinton. we have the news from tomorrow night's debate.

online. part of a repair shop goes up in flames and leaving two cars totaled and one is a deputy's car. severe weather slams the midwest. thousands are preparing for flooding or cleaning up the mess. we'll take you there. first dave has a check of the forecast. kelly, no severe weather here. we are in recovery mode from that cool-down we had. the sun is popping up over the city. there are a few ds made for an interesting sun wind. jim is our weather watcher and sent in this beautiful sunrise picture. picture. the five-day washington is broken. a blatant case of special interests buying influence in washington. a draft bill by scott tipton was largely written by tipton's biggest campaign contributor.

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>> this is the news from the midwest. several buildings from cedar rapids show here where the river will crest at 24 feet within the next few days. the flooding forced road closures and evacuations in several community. officials want people to stay out of the downtown area and fire officials are implementing a curfew from 8:00 this morning

after river flooding forced ground water to seen through the tiles. people don't realize how fast it comes up. >> this is all the owner can do here. >> the rain started down south and everything south of us comes north on the cannons so we watch the rain. >> she has before. in 2010 when the river reached historic high levels. >> this is my life. >> she had five feet of water. >> they call that the 100 year flood. they are 93 years off. 7 years later, here we are. reporter: but better armed. this. >> this time, we call this the battle ship. the battle ship. this -- each panel weighs 150 pounds and there is a railing on the other side.

good at something like this. >> curt larsen's printing shop has minimal damage thanks to sand bags and years of trial and error. still his business also remains closed until the river crests losing time and money. >> i tell them if i cry i am adding water so we won't do that. >> business owners prepare to fight for what they have worked so hard for. including their positive attitude. >> stuff like this the the best in the community and it is overwhelming. >> the mayor says the city has been thinking of ways to raise walls along the river and they don't want to see water like that for decades. we don't have severe weather, do we? >> no. we all have survived the first storm that blew through yesterday. here is a live look and you can

little cloud cover. we will be partly cloudy to start it off. yesterday morning it was cool out in parker. we had temperatures in the upper 30s to kick things up. i want to thank everybody that came out for the tour. i made new friends including a gorilla and antenna. i don't know if it was her or him. i don't know. but we had a great time. current temperatures now, 34 in meeker and 30 in gunnison and leadville at 27 and we have 50 in greeley and warmer up there. on the satellite we had a few clouds drifting by and the snow has come to an end. some areas of haze out across the eastern plains and fog and not thick but a few areas there.

in the big picture. the big storm that blew through. the main energy is up to north dakota now and look at this cold front leading down to texas. it will have flooding problems. we may see more problems like the big bend and the dallas area. we have a dip in the jet stream that will keep colder air in place. it will slide warmer temperatures. today though a clean slate for you across the state. mostly clear skies with a few passing clouds. highs in the high country, we will be in the 60s and 50s there with 60s and 70s down low both east and west. the temperature today should make it to about 68 in denver and mostly sunny skies and 42 and the warmer trend with 75 to start and low 80s on tuesday and wednesday with sunshine again and then by the time we get to 30 we have a slight

with another little cool down coming in with about 79 degrees. all in all i think we have got a nice little stretch through the end of next week. >> i like the forecast. >> it looks good. thank you. it was a historic day in washington dc with a grand opening of the smithsonian national museum of african- american culture. it sits near the washington monument. marlie hall was there. reporter: with the the 1 30-year-old freedom bell president obama officially dedicated the museum of culture. >> it is an act of patriotism to understand where we have been. >> dignitaries were there.

president george w. bush authorized the construction in 2003. museum visitors are encouraged to start with the slavery exhibit and move through the displays on freedom and segregation and civil rights and the achievement of black icons. every story is told through african-american perspective. >> the african-american history is not somehow separate from our larger american story. it is not the underside of the american story. it is central to the american story. >> a story with a chapter that was never fully told. until now. marlie hall cbs news. still ahead. two cars destroyed by a fire at a car repair shop. while law enforcement believes

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the first the first time in 6 years. >> broncos fans, are you ready? the broncos take on the bengals in cincinnati today. they kick off at 11. and that's right here on cbs and we want you to join us for arby's fan talk. you can tweet with cbs4 sports team and vote in our poll on wftv.com a fire broke out in wilmington yesterday. the building was engulfed causing the floor to collapse. four firefighters fell through and two killed. they had been with the department for more than ten years. please keep us in your prayer. this is a very tragic day for the wilmington fire department to lose two individuals. two of our brothers.

two of them are said to be in critical condition but are stable. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. deputies in florida say someone set one of their cars on fire. the sheriff's car was getting its transmission fixed at a shop when the fire was started. they say a gas can was found nearby prompting them to believe they were targeted. some information that we can share at says that it was ... >> another car was burned. the shop does not have any surveillance cameras but business owners are working with authorities. let's get a check of the forecast. david. >> good morning. it is 45 degrees and partly cloudy and there is broncos stadium out there although the broncos are in cincinnati where it will be in the 80s. a little cooler here and we will have the forecast for you. in the meantime check out this

she did the weather last friday. not the past one but the week before right here on cbs4. thanks for taking the shot out there in morrison. beautiful sunrise. the forecast, the full forecast through thursday is coming up. >> a controversial deadly shooting and protestors filled the streets here. we have more of the unrest. demonstratioar

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news. welcome back. this is 7:30 on sunday september 25th. taking a live look at the empty seats over at mile high but certainly a lot of full hearts ready for the broncos game today. and as they face off in cincinnati. that game is happening right here on cbs in three-and-a-half hours. dave is in colorado's weather center and it will be hot. >> yes, 84 degrees and mostly sunny. they that blew through. tomorrow their temperature will drop down in the 70s. perfect timing. if they like it hot. i don't know. temperatures this morning kind of cool but thought as cold as yesterday. 47 in arvarda and 45 in green wood village and 39 in ever green and jim winedorf our weather watcher as 48.

in breckenridge and this morning it is partly cloudy and mostly clear. that's the reason that the temperature is dropping like a rock. all right. across the area we are looking at 50s and not as windy by noon and mostly sunny and sunshine and a high around 68 degrees. a little cooler than yesterday. yesterday we made it 71. we will get back to the 70s and 80s in the week ahead and also kelly there is one day in the week ahead that chance of rain. we'll iron that out for you coming up. a developing story out of charlotte, north carolina, the city saw another night of protests but they were far most peaceful than previously. hundreds filled the streets and held signs of solidarity for keith scott's family. there was video of the

the family is relieved but not satisfied. >> it does not make sense how this incident resulted in the loss of life. >> the police also released pictures of a gun found at the scene. they say scott's fingerprints and dna were on the gun. his wife who was at the shooting and shot the cell phone video denies he was armed. hundreds came together for the funeral of the unarmed man shot by a tulsa police officer. terence crutcher was killed by officer betty shelby. she has been charged with manslaughter. tulsa's mayor was at yesterday's service. he told the congregation, we must stand up and say no more. >> groups of people marched down the streets of tulsa during the funeral for crutcher. it was peaceful and more than 100 people listened to speakers from the aclu that call justice. >> human being and everybody matters. even though officer shelby is charged with manslaughter, that

of it. >> black lives matter and we the people were also part of yesterday's march. >> new this morning state public health officials issued warnings about an outbreak of infections linked to raw milk. they say as many as 20 people have reported getting sick pueblo county. another group is showing killed in the line of duty. there was thousands raised yesterday. melissa garcia has the story. reporter: if you have tried cross fit you know that this type of work out is not for the faint of heart. but the fitness fanatics in castle rock are not only getting into the best shape of their lives but giving back to a public servant that put his life on the line to protect his

chest and criticalry injured in parker and these citizens are sweating it out to help bright in his time of need. >> we wept through a little bit of suffering to honor him and it was great to see how many people turned out. reporter: 300 people packed the box bringing in nearly $2300 in donations for bright and his family. road to recovery. badge number 1409 will stay on the scoreboard until he is released. until then many here are finding strength and motivation and persevere rence in the sacrifice they are here to honor. >> you may want to think it is too hard but remember officer bright and he is going through something more difficult than we are. >> melissa garcia. cbs4 news.

we have information on cbsdenver.com. this man is credited for saving at least one person's life during the columbine shootings. dave sanders was one of the 13 people killed in 1999. the man sanders saved is kyle nicholson that is a teacher at rifle high school. he came back to jefferson high school with his students so they could see the memorial for the victims. stan bush reports. rifle's high school don normally travel here for the race but for them this race is anything but normal. >> to my kid i remind them, dave sanders is not a race, he was a person. >> kyle nicholson is their coach and if it was not for dave sanders he would not be here. in the cafeteria at columbine when two gunman attacked. sanders was protecting him and dozens of others.

forget. seeing this was like lessons from dave sanders. >> coming here and seeing it in person just makes everything like that much better. >> this high school went through something tough and got through it and when they face challenges in their lives to get through those as well. >> the names and quotations carved in stone are men to remind generations of the tragedy and how the community rebuilt from the horror. nicholson says his reminder is constant. high schoolers have a race kyle nicholson dedicates every day to him. >> i hope he is proud of me. that is my goal. every day i go to school and every night i think did you do a good job and make him proud. i would hope he is proud of me. >> in littleton stan bush. there's an annual race that honors dave sanders. >> a trafficup -- update for

in arapahoe. a massive project that will add a lane going west on arapahoe from yosemite to green wood plaza. the project should be finished by summer of 2018. new video shows a new guinness book of world records. the longest picnic table. the table was 810 feet long! that won earlier. it raised money for multiple charities. one of the busiest emergency rooms returns to cbs, code black has a cast of new and experienced actors and a dramatic pace that can take your breath away. greg moody has a preview. reporter: the madness that is a nice at angel's memorial

quiet. >> code red getting dicey. >> and that code says code black. >> we don't have the resources to treat them. reporter: but there are changes through the trauma center. >> we get a pretrained doctor. >> a few have left, dr. hudson while probable the biggest casing news rob lowe joins as a surgeon with fresh ideas that rub many the wrong way. >> marsha gayharden is the center and i can hand that title to lewis goodman and the action continues at incredibly fast pace. too many patients and not enough resources, code black.

>> producers are promising more focused stories and medical drama. slated for a full season and that season starts wednesday, september 28th at nine right here on cbs4. i'm critic at large greg moody for cbs4 news. the new season of the fast paced medical drama code black premiers wednesday at canada. prince william and princess kate arrived and part of their first official trip as a family. they will be in country for 8

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have some great pictures coming in from all of the colors in the mountains. this one from larry pierce and the flat tops near yampa. beautiful shot of the colorado gold. keep the pictures coming. if you get up there today, send them in and we will get them on tv. here is a look at the weather watcher map. we get them everywhe 40s, 50s wherever you look. high stratus clouds on this beautiful morning and then there is one little temperature that has warmed up to 50. let's look there. that is doug goodman in north lafayette. the future cast shows partly cloudy skies to mostly clear skies. we should have a high temperature of 66 in fort morgan and 59 in breckenridge and denver at 68.

think you can shed it in the week ahead. we love sweater weather. officially fall and colorado apple farmers getting ready. sarah from the orchards is here to tell us more. thank you for being here. i love these apple businesses what about wacky and. >> my dad has been an organic farmer. i was that girl that grew up on an apple farm. 9 years ago we have been farming and producing apple products for years about nine years ago we had a family member that came home from school with her after school snack that was given to her all sugar and food coloring and says you can make something better and that was a light bulb moment that we could and we teamed up with the farm for

provide them with applesauces and our juices and our fresh apples and it became such a big hit that we finally launched retail and just last year we finally had enough fresh pack apples to go and make it available to consumers. >> that's great. i don't know too much about farming fresh fruits and i know you were saying that it is something that maybe not a lot of people know about so what if maybe some of the challenges that you guys face when farming fresh fruit? >> it for sure. we are up against a lot of things. frost and snow as we all know. the weather can be irregular and when it freezes we lose the flowers and we have years where we are up against drought or the fact that the honey bees are becoming more scarce that pollinate the apples to make apples so the fruit flowers turn into fruit. a number of challenges but i will go ahead and take a bite into one of these. >> please do.

what makes wacky apples so special and maybe i will say because it is so crisp. >> they are. we are picking the apples fresh and sending them to the school kids and everything is organic and family owned and operated. a true family business from the beginning to end. >> they are delicious. >> yes. >> this is delicious. where can people get them. >> the fresh apples you can get at whole foods and they just ago and they will be in king's supers. >> great. >> across the state. >> amazing. thank you for being here. an apple a day keeps the doctor away. >> on the other side.

>> on the storm watch in the midwest. incredibly drone video shows flooding in wisconsin. the damage is so severe that one high school football team can't play at their stadium for the rest of the year. a group of men saved this deer that got swept up in the river because of that same storm system in waterloo, iowa. what they could do and a group of men jumped in. >> we wanted to get the deer out of the water to safety. >> the men drove the deer out of town to set it free. good for them. we like to see that. >> how scary for the deer. nothing scary about our weather. we got a few clouds. partly cloudy skies starting

yesterday morning because of the added cloud cover keeping some of the heat in. it is 50 in fort collins and greeley. not bad at all. 43 in boulder and cold in the mountains. 35 in meeker and gunnison is at 27 and the weather watcher one of the the newer weather watchers in fort collins. welcome to tracy kelly up there. she is coming in with 44 degrees. suzanne mcgary shot the shot the pike national forest and called this one glorious gold and colors are glorious. in teller ride enough snow and looks to be one of those picnic tables out there. not a huge snowman but enough to do that. here is the satellite and radar together. we had a little bit of cloud

morning dryer air and cooler air is moving in behind that low. which is now in the north dakota area. now we turn our attention to this big high moving in on california. that ridge of high pressure will work its way in the central rockies and give us a warming trend. a few passing clouds and for the most part a lot of sunshine to get you going. looking good. temperature-wise, we are looking at 50s and 60s in the mountains. 70s and 60s out west across the eastern plains. 78 in lahunta and 68 in fort collins and 72 in grand junction. the high in denver should be at 68 with sunshine and 42 for the overnight low. clouds passing by this morning and 75 tomorrow. the start of a warming trend. they will be back for a little while tuesday and wednesday. both around 83 degrees and on

chance of an isolated thunderstorm and shower later in the day coming up on thursday. but even beyond that, next weekend looks good, probable 70s to low 80s and a nice stretch coming our way. perfect fall weather. still ahead. a look at your top stories sunday morning. including new details about the 20 ideal man accused of shooting and killing five people in a mall now in police custody. how authorities described him. for the news you need, when

>> we continue to follow breaking news from boulder. police are searching for a man that assaulted a woman at 1:00 near macke auditory. the woman says the man put his

he is about six feet tall with a beard and mustache. taking a live look. this is from copter 4. you are looking at the susan komen race for the cure under way right now. this is at the pepsi center and as you can see, hundreds of people are there. you can see all of that pink. what a great cause that they are running for. part of colfax you may run into traffic hangups. this is so neat so see. everyone waiting and everything kicks off in a few minutes. so dave that's awesome, umm? >> yes. >> dozens of passengers in the frontiers flight had to camp out, the flight from portland

with problems and this is the only flight that had delays out of dia overnight. last week the airline had issues with the scheduling system forcing passengers to wait for hours. the man accused of opening fire inside a macy's store in washington is behind bars. arcan cetin was found walking around unarmed and arrested him without issues. authorities described him as acting zombie like. five people died in the shooting. one day away from the seeing the presidentials candidates face off. the new york times and cincinnati enquirer endorsed clinton and ted cruz threw his weight behind donald trump. one type of tortoise as a pet is being disencouraged from

live more than one hundred years. rescue groups say some people buy the animals impulsively and don't know what they are getting into. >> it is like a horse. you want to keep a horse in your house? no. >> the more you know. the american tortoise rescue says groups average four calls a week from owners that want to get rid of them. i can see why to buy one. >> there is a lot of scooper. you have to get a big pooper scooper. 68 and sunny and we warm up. monday, 75, back to the 80s on tuesday and wednesday with mostly sunny conditions.

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