at 6:00. a motorcyclist was killed. state troopers are gathering evidence. one vehicle hit another and vehicle hit the motorcyclist. with several crashes slowing down your commute this evening -- northbound i 25 is just calling north of denver. we are up to three lanes open. c.says the backup goes for miles. a wildfire has caused the 3 closure on i 70. they managed to keep the fire burning close to home from getting bigger today. this is new video inside the fire lines from today. the starwood fire is holding steady at about 300 acres tonight. and an entire subdivision is

burning tonight. 3 it's the beaver creek fire northwest of walden. it has grown to 37,000 acres. firefighters have this one 60% contained. this graphic shows how the fire has grown since starting 11 weeks ago. they do not expect to have this out until october 21. we have high fire danger across much of colorado. a red flag warning is in effect toward lyman and west collins. this will expire at 7:00 tonight but also the teen shaded area are fire weather watches that will turn to a red flag warning tomorrow afternoon. we will see that redeveloped into tomorrow as well. it is so dry it has been gusty and hot here lately that we do have the high fire danger continuing. we also have thunderstorm activity into the southeastern part of the state. a severe thunderstorm warning in effect until six active team. keep a close eye but that's

thunderstorms tonight. as for temperatures they are in the 80s and 90s but there is a cold front approaching. i will have details on when we will finally get the cooler air moving in in a few minutes. i want to show you some good news on the roads. driving back from the mountains this is by 70. it is fantastic. capping off a lovely labor day weekend in the mountains with a nice ride home. very tense moments this afternoon just south downtown denver police opened fire on a wanted man. someone else nearly got caught up in all of us. >> reporter: exactly. not just police this is an industrial area. this whole thing went down in police spent a good portion of the afternoon going through the grass looking for evidence. the just pulled up stakes about 45 minutes ago. it is labor day but we found there was at leaat one company that was working here at the time and encountered a situation that likely explains

business sometimes. >> reporter: there are hazards in any job. built first thought someone had it out of -- for one of his drivers. >> he was waving a gun. >> reporter: he said his company contracts with some of the other companies near third and osage looking for people parking illegally. it's not clear if the person with a gun was the one with the outstanding warrant. denver police drew their weapons and fired at least once. >> the suspect was not injured but he has been transported to a the hospital on a medical condition. >> reporter: whatever the case it was the end of the holiday for the folks at starlight towing who are thankful nobody got hurt after what seemed like a rough ncounter with an angry driver. we are still waiting for denver police to confirm who that wanted man is. more details as we get them. for now i am writing maybe denver7.

to help a deputy injured in the line of duty. it has raised more than $26,000. that is more than five times the goal. the sheriff's department tells us he is still in the hospital better he is making progress. he was shot friday afternoon while trying to stop a suicidal man with a gun near several schools. the suspect was eventually shot and killed. his family released this statement today extending their sympathies to the detective and his fa love and will miss randy and ask for privacy. jerred strange is wanted off the street. is accused of shooting and killing a woman on friday. he is armed and dangerous you are asked to call 911 immediately if you see him. in 19-year-old man is dead outside the colorado state fair. daniel gonzalez was shot and

for a vehicle of interest that might have some information about the shooting. it is a two-tone chrysler 300 and investigators are looking into whether this was gang- students at cu boulder understandably nervous. police are looking into two sex assaults. the man broke into the viccim's home just off campus early saturday morning and try to assault her while she was asleep on the couch. >> it's definitely scary. i think that it is such a real thing and it opens the possibilities of what can happen. >> it feels like anyone can get at it can happen randomly like that. >> the second case was yesterday morning. a man grabbed a woman near and underpass on broadway in college and she fought back. is perhaps the most infamous murder case in boulder history. jonbenet ramsey was murdered

morning. now john ramsey will open up about the death of his little girls -- little girl. >> we keep our windowssclosed and the curtains shut. we get people coming to the door claiming to have information that can be helpful in the case. it did not matter we have lost our child. that's what matters. >> experts and investigators are poring over all the evidence again for a series of new documentaries. that an intruder committed %- just last week the boulder police chief put out a video saying that poli are still committed to justice for jonbenet. this man's body was found. 20-year-old rene dreiling went missing last wednesday. crews found his body off a cliff today. i thhnk it is safe to say most of us look forward to the weekend but for people living near federal in south denver dreaded. they say they're streets are

molly hendrickson shows us why neighbors want police to step in. >> reporter: the problem starts here in the general x parking lot. can literally see hundreds of marks from people burning out their tires. neighbors say it's only a matter of time before this turns tragic. >> for eileen there is nothing cool about the weekends because around here they are loud, fast, and often dangerous. >> we don't have any peace. we smell burnt rubber all night long. from friday, saturday, and sunday weekly. >> reporter: lasttnight was no exception. >> we ran out and saw that the vehicle was taking off and and had already mowed down and messed up the grass. reporter >> this crash is just the latest in a string of ongoing problems near decatur and arkansas. she says up to 150 cars gather on federal to show off like

cars out there. if you continue to let it go and not address the issue it's going to et worse. >> reporter: denver police say it's a problem they have seen citywide and while they are court -- cracking down on it neighbors do not by a. >> they have never met with any of these neighbors are address the issues. >> reporter: that's why darting feels the next casualty could be much worse than a fence. >> they could have taken out the neighb they could've taken out the ccildren. >> reporter: in denver molly hendrrckson denver7. the red light cameras are not going anywhere in denver. you may start seeing more than. sign a new five-year contract for red light cameras and speed cameras. right now they have four red light cameras and put out for speed bans at a time. if you blow through a red light you will get a $75 ticket in the mail and if you even just go over the white line you will

if you ever going to douglas county you need to listen to this carefully. vehicle break-ins are up especially at castle rock. frederick knows this been all too well. this weekend while away camping he got this guy on surveillance camera stealing $20,000 in total from his truck. >> i guess it's the price you pay with a big population growth. i will probably be putting up floodlights and stuff li >> reporter: law enforcement is asking anyone who might know who this guy is to call the sheriff's office. of course do what you can to protect your own stuff. lock up3 your car. you have less than two hours to check out the feast of colorado. it's the food festival at civic center park that wraps up at 8:00 tonight. >> this is the 33rd year for this labor day tradition. this year organizers expect more than 1 1/2 million people

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shoemakers given overly broad estimate 3 to 500 miles. many only replace her shoes when something starts to hurt. >> there has got to be a better way of knowing when your shoes are worn-out than having something that tells you. >> reporter:, developed the shoe cents pod with other runners and to see you physiologist. the device clips onto your shoes. you link it to an app and put in the shoe brand your way and other details. the shoe cents starts tracking. break down of the phone. the phone gives you support. it absorbs all the impact that your body is feeling. for >> after enough miles the center tells you it's time to get a pair. it's probably sooner than you think. for anyone who wants to keep running connor hopes they will agree avoiding injury is pricelees. michael brady denver7.

county and the presence is threatening several buildings there. all those holes -- 10 holes that every corner of the sports complex. the scariest ones are the ones found right next to one of the buildings. >> we are connerned about infiltration of water or other things into that that may compromise the foundations of the building. >> the executive director plan to the animals soon after 15 of them are relocated. others believe that poisoning them is not the answer and could affect the ecosystem something extra to celebrate. loved ones are coming home. >> carson hosting a homecoming ceremony for soldiers to me. this is video from precinct -- previous homecomings. they are full of tears and hugs and smiles. >> it makes us feel good. the soldiers coming home tonight deployed to afghanistan

hundreds of rubber ducky a ride down boulder creek. the city delayed the truck race because the water was too dangerous and me. at the lower levels now it was safer. this is how you and summer. dogs got in the pool and they were supposed to pick up the city of lafayette welcome to dogs to splash around before the drain it out the last day that the public will was open. in my opinion they should >> it must be doggie day. they all look so happy just like we do when we are in a swimming pool especially on a day like today when highs were in the 90s. we have had gorgeous weather statewide. we are in the 70s this afternoon and here across denver 90s for our labor day holiday. cooler tuesday weather is going to be moving in.

cold front and we will start to warm things up after that. we get a little bit of a break from the seats. highs in the 90s and his frontal boundary. the satellite picture is looking very quiet across the state. we have some storming is to the extreme southeastern portion of the state. severe thunderstorm warning for buckeye county. we are seeing some hail and lightning for this storm as it's been skirting the southeast portion of our state. severe weather for today. it's not along the front range but we have a chance for thunderstorm activity into tomorrow. this is our risk. from denver to eastern plains and we are also under red flag warnings. thanks to fire danger. everything shaded to pink and that -- expires at 7 pm tonight. underneath is this team shaded

we continue to have the high fire danger ven into tomorrow. temperatures in the 80s and still into the 90s. here comes the cold front that will be passing through by tomorrow morning. we will have fog from sterling to akron to fort collins. i think you can notice some low visibility especially through the northeastern part of our state. sprinkles could fall toward fort collins as well. by 3:30 in more storming us toward eastern colorado and overnight it looks like we will have shhwers from denver toward fort collins. we will keep an eye on this as we continue to roll on through. we will have 50s and 60s in the overnight hours. if you're headed to the bus stop to go back to school tomorrow 66 degrres with a nice start and a few scattered thunderstorms in the afternoon with highs in the low 80s to go

a little cooler tomorrow 82 degrees. you will feel the difference. it will be about a 10 degrees drop. 60s and 70s in the foothills and 80s toward grand junction. a very interesting seven-day forecast are. we will start to warm things up after the cooldown tomorrow. 85 on wednesday, 87 on thursday, another for cancer and we drop through the upper 70s on friday and that puts us right into the mid 80s this weekend with sunny skies on the way. another cooldown on monday with highs dropping into the mid-70s and partly cloudy skies. as we get into this time of year we see more of those transitions coming through. a little bit of 70s here and a

welcome everyone to 7 sports extra. we are counting down to the nfl kickoff. broncos and panthers thursday night both teams playing down the super bowl re/max. we been busy building it up. joining us valley. i don't care what the players say this is a marquee matchup. >> i can see the lombardi trophies from here. right in the lobby. super bowl rematch here the first time that has happened on openiig day since 1970. remember one time in the super bowl cam newton with his superman shirt on. like. the league mvp came in six sacks

the super bowl mvp dominated the link -- league mvp. everyone is talking about these four words. new team new game. bond was asked today about his relationship with cam. >> i know him but it's not like i get on my phone and text him and ssy you want to get lunch or something. it's not like that but i have a mutual respect for him. like a running back/quarterback. he can be in so many waas. is one of the top quarterbacks that i have been against but by the end of the day i look at it like is a quarterback with the jersey on. >> wade phillips said bond -- von miller looks better than he did last year. cody latimer will return kickoffs. you can check the latest on the

that's it from here on labor 3 daa let's get back to you. >> i guess they will not be having lunch anytime soon. >> remind me not to wear jersey. he sacks everything in sight.

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