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difference? >> pro pot groups move ahead. >> we will have marijuana on roof tops and on patios. searching a landfill for evidence months after a young woman in littleton went missing. now, it could take weeks or longer. the investigators are trying to solve the disappearance of charlotte. cbs 4 is live in commerce tonight. it is a grim operation. >> reporter: grim and daunting. they are looking for anything that could be connected to this case without being specific. they did say that it could include her remains. >> reporter: after months of searching for any sign of 36- year-old shar lean voyit littleton police say their investigation has led them

and began sifting,an ice lated area of the commerce city landfill. >> we are looking for anything related to this case if it is evidence in the case, evidence in her disappearance or it could possibly be her remains. >> reporter: she had just recently moved to colorado to be closer to her boyfriend, jeff byer. in july her family would report her missing. her car was then found in a dirt lot owned by byer and used to store roll off containers. not far from the couple's apartment where saw the detectives collecting evidence. >> headboard, nightstand, pieces of furniture. >> reporter: a number of court documents obtained by cbs 4 at the time revealed a rocky relationship between the two. in 2012, he filed for a restraining order claiming she was scared for her life and slapped, choked, dragged. >> we feel like we owe it to

investigation into her disappearance her boyfriend was arrested on a separate un- related sexual assault case. that case has been dismissed. right now no suspects have been identified. we are live in commerce city. back to you. >> karen, thank you. a man who spent 28 years in prison for rape is found not guilty of the same crime finally set free today. developing story that we have been following for years now. when he was ridge na her in a dream. last year another man admitted to the crime and moises el. >> i could not think negative i had to think positive. this moment here is a moment that i fought for, it was a long time. >> reporter: there was dna evidence in the case and was

in the second trial e. developing tonight, planning for another major cleanup effort. city crews will be clearing out illegal homeless camps lining the sidewalks again tomorrow. bush live at 22nd tonight. so, stan, here we go again, huh? >> reporter: and, jim, the city did not return phone calls on this today. earlier in the year they said they were planning on a sweep when they deemed it necessary. clearly that time is now. this homeless camp had growing for months. it has been making people nearby angry. tomorrow, all swept up. >> reporter: the city says the massive homeless camp hit with the homeless camps downtown is a public health hazard. >> people lost their job, their home, no place to go. that is why these people are sleeping like this. >> tuesday, the same operation

bedroom for months. they cleared this block but over time, people returned. >> he is coming back here because the reality -- the ones that do not fit in and not fit in with the others to avoid violence and fights just rather be out here. >> reporter: earlier this year the city officials said they knew the homeless camp downtown was a problem but little they could do about it. now, they say the sweep will just push the homeless to another part of downtown. >> i think after but then again, when they push them that way that is where i park for work any ways. it is kind of weird to walk home. >> enough beds to house the homeless here. according to the road home most of the people camping in the streets are actively refusing services. >> i think as a city we hopefully are acting in a responsible manner. >> now, the city does hope that

actually want help. as far as all of the stuff that is across the street is not going to be thrown away. the city is taking it in store skpapblg it will be there for 30 days for anyone who owns the stuff to come back and claim it. -- storage and it will be there for 30 days for anyone who owns the stuff to come back and claim it. >> all right, thank you. a homeowner says the house was priceless. that man is now on jail. the artist sifting through the rubble, a story all new tonight at 10:00. >> dave said 3-story handmade house now charred wood. he says he is opening this is a place where he can begin to rebuild. >> i had to come and look just to look and say good-bye.

inventory of what is left from his house with a million dollar view. >> it is weird. that is our home. all gone, buddy. i know. >> reporter: the house was worth even more. >> it was an art and music studio/home. >> reporter: shelton manor was known around the world for nearly 25 years shelton had worked on his three-story home carving the wood himself. his last project was building a music studio. >> drums, grand piano. several guitars, thousands in believe 36-year-old robert lee bolt set the fire intentionally. he was living at the house and suffers from bipolar and had recent issues with his car registration. >> i am going to assume it is not that he is trying to mess with me and take my whole livelihood away he was thinking more on probably the lines -- i need to do something so intense they have to throw me away and

>> reporter: he does not have homeowners insurance but hopes a rebuild can happen soon. >> my doctor wants tree houses. we have these casings that i can build off of. >> reporter: one thing that survived the fire is this concert stage that he tells me he is planning to hold his 4th annual festival next summer. we have much more on cbsdenver.com including some of his artwork and ways to help. in clear creek county. back to you. >> thank you, jeff. if you thought the is over, not so fast. a week later there is a close watch on a ballot supporters to allow marijuana use in some public places are claiming victory. now, initiative 300 is up by 18,000 votes but more are still being counted. we are live to explain what it all might mean, lauren? >> reporter: well, here is one

fundraisers, events, and he hopes to be able to allow people who want to, to use marijuana here in this space during private events. initiative 300 creates a pilot program to let denver bars and restaurants and other businesses apply for permits a lowing bring your own marijuana use at their establishments. >> we do be what we needed to. >> reporter: many do not want it. >> it is private, permitted. the staff is trained to be in charge of these environments. >> reporter: people are not buying it. >> going to have marijuana on roof tops and patios, that is open and in public. there is no two ways about it. >> reporter: under the initiative establishments win

designate areas to vap and consume marijuana as long taz is not visible from the public. >> we need the city to be careful and seek guideness from the colorado attorney general's office. -- guidance from the colorado attorney general's office. >> reporter: you will not see permits approved any time soon. they expect the process could take six months we are live tonight in denver, back to you. >> thank you. president barack obama is urging people to give donald trump a chance. he delivered his most extensive remarks on trump since the election. those remarks come after days of growing protests. >> the people have spoken. donald trump will be the next president. >> reporter: president barack obama says it is time to see

>> let him make his decisions and i think the american people will judge over the course of the next couple of years if they like what they see. do i have concerns? absolutely. of course i do. he and i differ on a bunch of issues. >> reporter: the president all shared his impressions following his meeting with trump last week. >> i think he is ultimately he is pragmatic in that way. and that can serve him well as long as he has good people around him and he has a clear sense of direction. >> reporter: complemented trump's ability to rally his supporters. >> that connection with his supporters that was events that might of sunk another candidate. that is powerful stuff.

comment on steve bannon. the white house chief strategist. critics believe he has ties to white supremacists. the latest scam to hit your front porch. how people are ripping people off by making them think they missed a delivery. he left his child in a hot car to die. coming up, what finally convinced the jury to convict him? serial killer >> it is morphine on steroids. >> not just dangerous to users. why cops are worried that it can kill just by being around it. >> i felt like my body was shutting down. dry and warm in colorado today. a chance for snow in our near future with colder temperatures, your forecast is coming up. what do you have to do to get love? bronco fans still hating on

happening now, a new scam for homeowners. this one starts with a post-it note. a message from a company called metro delivery saying you missed a delivery and need to call. now, people who do are then asked for their personal information which, of course, the scammers use to steal their identity. >> if you were to give your identifying information they can use it, punch stuff de >> the sergeant says companies have the information they need to get you your package. >> the latest on the plane that landed on i-70 this evening. single engine cessna went down along the western slope. the pilot apparently ran out of fuel. no one was hurt. crews have moved the plane on to the exit ramp. all lanes of i-70 are back open. the georgia father that left his son in a hot car in

the little boy's murder. the jury deliberated over 24- hours and decided that harris intentionally locked his 22- year-old son in a car as he sexted several women and a minor. he will be sentenced next month. it seems beyond over due but a chance of snow in the forecast. >> let's talk more about it, this is fabulous. >> still a couple days away. let me show you. this is from yesterday, 24 ur boulder. 14 at dia. 10 degrees so, it is warmer now and tomorrow it will be another warm day as will the following day. not much going on doppler 4,000. you see the clouds, clearing the state. clear skies right now. look at the big picture. the fronts that go by every three days, moisture hoar from washington to miami showers south of september lewis. more moisture. you see most of this is going to the north. high pressure at the surface.

moisture up to the north and these high pressure systems acting like pumps, pumping the warm dry air right on into colorado. let's go to lauren in the colorado weather center. we talked about the cool fronts. >> reporter: this one can bring you moisture. this one can bring us real colorado weather. let's take a look at the future cast. an area of low pressure hanging out near alaska. cruising on states heading towards wednesday. then by thursday it starts to impact us here in colorado. we may get a little bit of rain in some areas and snow. the area of low pressure, again, heading our way. cold front with it. this cold front has power to it. it will knockdown the temperatures in some areas, 20- 30 maybe even more than that heading out of this. we could see snow in the mountain areas and we may get more in denver if it gets cold enough for us here in the city. so, mountain chances. really, the best bet off to the west here in denver. south, to the divide area.

snow. we will talk more about it getting closer. but, until then, dry. >> yes. driveway and talking warm weather. look at the 70s. 72 and 71. 20 degrees warmer than normal. the record, 79. 35 and 38 the lows, 25. that is normal from the weather watchers, 57. now, in greeley. 74 in ray. 55 and 50 right now. this is about 2 degrees below what is normal for this time of the year for the southwest. 9 for the winds, humidity. now, the super moon is rising from westminster, this is saunders, the super moon is setting over denver. take a look at this shot from lawrence, the super moon here. this one from mike, rising super moon from bailey. look at this shot.

super moon. you can see we start to see the moisture coming in from the west. now, snow and pretty good snow in some locations coming right through the front range. as it does maybe scattered rain showers. that is about it. does not hold together for us. now, we will fight with it and that dries. we see good snow for the mountains and showers out in the northeast. also, fire weather watch there is not until wednesday. 10:00 being until 7:00 on wednesday for south central and southeastern sections state. that is how try and breezy. 30s and 40s. teens, 20s for the high countriry. 20s and 30s out west. then, take a look at this, 70s, 80 degrees over the plains, -- country. 20s and 30s out west. then, take a look at this. 70s, 80 degrees over the plains. now, 43 the overnight lows, tomorrow, looking at most she sunny skies, warm, 78 and 79. now, if we hit that 79 degrees well, then we tie the record or

we tie it on wednesday if we hit 77. look at the drop off. 51. rain. if the rain comes during the day, 51 degrees, it will be rain. look at the lows at night. dropping below -- it could be wet snow. 47 on friday for a chilly day. back to 53 on saturday. here is your sunday, 63 degrees. 64 on monday. and then tuesday and wednesday, back in the firsts and try again. >> all right, ed, thank you. calling it the serial killer of drugs. colorado alarming number of overdose deaths. so far this year adams county reports 18 deaths reporting fentanyl. >> reporter: now, fentanyl is

preups. - - killed prince. someone stole tell from hospitals. police are saying this mom is overdosing on it inside of a store. now, it sent 11 connecticut cops to the hospital. airborne particles made officers sick during a bust. the police across the country are warned about the dangerous drug. >> they know what they have is potential deadly ... >> reporter: east coast narcotics detective is traveling he says our job just got worse. >> the guys selling the drugs laced with fentanyl is using our people addicted to drugs as human guinea pigs. it is a opioid. now, street drugmakers are making it. >> you have morphine and then this is 10,000 times stronger than that. >> if t is airborned it can be

the skin. through touch. >> are we going to contaminate ourselves and they transport the person to the hospital. >> danger to nurses, doctors, medical responder. it could be dangerous to you, a good samaritan who might help a person they see overdosing. >> it is such a small chemical that it is really scary to me because it is so powerful. you can not see it most of the time. >> reporter: the head of the dea release thursday fentanyl not to field test it. >> transport it to a lab where it will be safely handed and testing. >> these two cops almost died in new jersey. small grains can be deadly. sealing an evidence bag the investigators were exposed. >> i felt like my body was shutting down. >> felt like you were dying. could not breathe. very disoriented. >> reporter: the colorado drug association says we are leaning

epidemic. loading to heroin, heroin is leading to fentanyl. >> that is a more high than

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