near thorton. a man was struck and killed as he was trying to run across the interstate. the northbound lanes have been closed since 3:30 from working parkway up to 104 avenue. making for a slow right home. no word when the highway will be open. >> another truck spreading shingles all over the accident. the driver reportedly suffered a head injury. we doonot know when the lanes will open. a third issue on the road raking rrght now take a look at this just in of a semi truck that went up in flames on i 70 on the eastbound lanes near sheridan. the good news is the driver managed to pull over and got out safely. it may be time to start dusting off the skis and

first full day of fall and it is snowwng in the mountains. here is video from loveland pass. that is snow coming down. likening tte road so be prepared if you are heading to the high country. here is mike nelson to show us what is in store. this our camera at thh loveland ski area at the top of the list to. ttmber -- lift two. look at the temperature contrast. still in 80s out towards the iea but in the 60s as the begins to drop off into the sea. strong thunderstorms in nebraska were a thunderstorm is in effect. as the front moves through the aaea we will feet rain and snow develop across the mountains . you can see it's pretty heavy throughout georgetown and fair play.

the ront edge of the cold front sliding ssuth into the denver area. it will arrive here in the next 35 minutes. wind and showers on the planes. much cooler weather coming your way for the first week in of fall. a shocking ssatistic -- one third of undergraduate women have reported being sexually assaulted according to a recent survey. scu student who has had enough has decided to do something about it. number seven -- >> denver7 is reporting. >> reporter: they are hoping a sex assault state gets national attention when a former student gets sentenced to work lisa no prison time. the incident showcased just like anywhere else in the country see you boulder was not immune. in our sexual misconduct survey 28% of undergraduate women exported having experienced some sort of sexual assault. stroke for the first time

>> the conversation was not satisfying enough to be on facebook. you need to put that into action. the issue needed to be talked about on-campus with a sexual -- were the sexual assault happened. today doesn't sat in silence while holding signs addressing the issue. >> wednesday marks the 50 year since i was sexually assaulted. track felt that we took -- need to be here -- >> karen williams said she never thought she would learn about the problem in college. >> i did not realize what a big deal it was until i came to college and it has affected ot of close people. >> this is why sophia wants to keep the conversation going. >> we really need to push the message because this involves you and her and me.

meant to denver7 how does this happen? many are asking this after five inmates oversed on suspected crack cocaine at the denver jail. molly hendrickson is live. how did these guys even get the drugs in the first place? >> that is what investigators are trying to figure out. typically when inmates are brought here to the jail they are need to go through a metal detector. they are then given a shower they are put in a pod. we know they are not strip- searched. these five inmates were all in pod for which houses longer term inmates. we all were taken to the hospital and survived. a 2015 review shows excessive amounts of contraband in the two jails. consultants made several recommendations including searching staff and regular documented cell searches.

additional guard dogs. those dogs will do sweeps of the facilities continency -- constantly. >> we are old because investigators could not find any druus on the inmates are in their cells they likely will not face charges. molly hendrickson denver7 the driver of a truck still on the run after a wild chase. deputies are trying to stop this stolee white when the driver took off and let cops on a short chase around 75 avenue in new york when they drove into thorton officers back off because the suspect was driving so erratically. later the pickup was found. nobody was inside. when police were called to that seen because of shots fired. another update on breaking news report you yesterday. three people are in custody in

a bb gun shooting spree. the trio stole a car and shot out car windows. officers caught them after someone called 911 think they saw the van the men were accused of stealing. lafayette police put out stop sticks on highway 287 and they arrested the suspect. surveillance video from the greeley store, a suspect robbing the cashier's arm and demanding money. the man had a gun in his jacket pocket. he then took off in this thread dodge pickup parked outside. and it has chrome had bills and a chrome grille. no we will patient nobody was hurt. another breakdown in the system to protect domestic violence victims. brian luby joins us in our studio. this time it goes beyond law enforcement. >> reporter: yes it does. we showed you those problems in a 30 minute special. tonight we are exposing a trail of trouble that shut down one of the metro's biggest safe spaces. -?now victims are llft scrambli in moments of crisis.>>

come from the pain one must endure. tracy window and daniel evans no pain. both are victims of domestic violence but both are now advocate for other victims who need help. >> there is nothing worse than telling someone we don't have anywhere to tell you. >> reporter: tracy is a registered nurse. you have what did they tell you? >> their response is i am supposed to go ack to this abuser? he is going to kill me. when someone tells you that is what they are going to know that is exactly what wwll happen. >> reporter: that is why tracy and danielle are troubled they what the number seven team investigated. >> this adams county shelter has been around but it has close. the crisis hotline is dead.>> its longtime safe house in commerce ccty covered in both in cobwebs. >> reporter: where do i go?

scrambling at time. >> without that resource what are they do? >> this is in the 17th judicial district. when people find themselves needing to get away. it creates a very large hole that really needs to be filled in order to have a bit them set up response. >> reporter: now denver investigates executive director pulled with a lot of same excuses about not turning over financial documents. records show the state rated alternatives below standard and withheld $44,000 in funding in 2015. denver7 try to contact the director of alternatives over the phone to no avail. it was a large program that had quite a few beds and

that is the one thing we really need is good resources for victim. >> reporter: yes this can be sent to other safe houses but they are all clear across the metro and consider this -- >> an issue we seem to be running into a lot is that these shelters are full. >> reporter: tracy and danielle will tell you resources are too scarce in now with such a large gap in such a large area they fear women in crisis just might not be able to get a quick and easy access to safety >> just having peer support ?roup is huge. to hear someone lse that i get it. >> reporter: if you are in crisis there are organizations all across the state willing to help. we have listed many on our website thedenverchannel.com listen up -- eneath 25 will be closed in bothhdirections can to complete phase 2 of the freeway bridge demolition. lane restrictions on arapahoe

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covering the story. >> reporter: i am in the tear myself. i will donate blood here soon. hopefully i o not faint but again the community coming together for detective dan brite in such great news this morning that he is recovering. i'm here with lauren lee. you just donated how are you feeling? >> i feel good. >> once again the community feels this comes together. >> it is great to see the support of the there have been several different events with blood drive send donations in several different kinds. the community has come together and it is great to see. >> reporter: how important is this to his recovery? >> it is extremely important. he has already been given blood from volunteers. this is a replenishment drive. this tribal go towards future patients. -- this drive will go towards future patients.>> and this goes until 2 pm and walk-ins are available. how can people get here?

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directly benefit is cancer patients. if you would like more information there is a number on the screen. this is a day students will never forget. >> if your parents are divorced or currently separated please cross the line. >> the cross the line experiences one experience. talking to students about being has been found to lead to fewer disciplinary problems and higher test scores.>> as a day progresses they slowly and slowly have to dig deeper and help students take down their masks ann build down walls and barriers and connect with each other a different levels to understand the things people are going through. >> this sunday denver7 will air an encore presentation -- triumph over tragedy -- which

challenne got started. the season is about to change in 15 minutes in the denver area. we're right on the edge of a cold front pushing toward the downtown area. you will feel the wind shift and temperature dropped in a hurry. high temperatures across the state 89 degrees in denver was the high. one shy of tying the record high temperature. conditionssalong the front range a huge contract from east to west. gets even bigger when you look 36 degrees at leadville while it is still 86 that lamarck and is just to the north of us. wind at dia are still in the south but not for long. in the next 15 or 20 minutes they will shift 83 out at the airport with 10% relative humidity. here is the view from our

seconds. out at the eastern plaans >> is -- out at the eastern plains sandys really blowing. look at this front blowing right noo into the denver metro area. that front is holding a huge contrast in advance of the severe weather. panhandle nebraska the high front comes with north wind. next couple hours. there is the rain and snow in the high country. not a lot of moisture for denver. north of larimer county and north of sterling. later on tonight by midnight showers come through with cooler weather and late tonight here comes snow once again in the mountains with almost 6 inches possible. 29 degrees by morning leadville and also in alamosa and one

snow and rain showers across west of the divide in the morning and you will see that continue into the afternoon throughout northwestern colorado. central mountains, extending down to the southwest may be a better bet tomorrow because the wind in the rain and the snow may knock things down across the northern mountain areas. must moisture on the planes so a colder day with highs only in the upper 60s low 70s. a cool 45 expected at leadville. as far as conditions across the front range tomorrow night into sunday summary and snow on the mountains early sunday otherwise send it looks like a nice day. partly cloudy skies cool but very comfortable conditions. tonight calling for wwndy conditions. showers early, mountain snow wind shift that comes out of the northwest. tomorrow high temperature expected at 68, partly cloudy

ahead a cold day on sunday but nice 65. monday 70. autumn is a good season. look at that by tuesday and wednesday 75 and plenty of sunshine expected. but for this evening kind of a wildly across the state. >> next man up we have heard that before. now the broncos will put thht we have a report from doug

an update on breaking news from earlier. brenda pictures of a medical

shingles rolled over near the greenland road exit. here is map of the area giving ou better perspective. i to five n. that is closed in that area that driver was hurt. no word on when 25 northbound will be open. welcome jahmal webster back here with you. raucous at the road for the first time this season with the deck stacked against them just a bit. since the underdogs also dealing wi goes insider filling in the details. >> reporter: broncos spacer toughest test of the ssason without three starters. no damarcus were, donald stephenson said he may miss another week in virgil green well was ruled out today. that leaves john phillips in line to start at tight end. with jeff fireman. phillips said the two complement each other well.>> i

>> coach kubiak declined to comment who will start. he will not be on a plate count according to coach kubiak. >> when you are sitting seven that is kind of hard to do. we can rotate in get him a series out of the game, but it will be really hard. he has been ready to play. he was rea >> the broncos underdogs in kubiak thinks-zero against marvin lewis of the bangles. strike. cu opens a pact to conference saturday in eugene. making progress after being banged up at the big house. the coaches encouraged about his status but has bigger issue is trying to slow down the

team. it will be an extremely tough contest for us that it is always fun starting your. 12 games.>> is worth sticking around for. i am really something else. [ laughter ] >> stay ith us.

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