>> did not pay mortgage to a bunch of crooks -- >> mark refused to pay his mortgage. >> or even give them munchoney -- them money is wrong. >> that would get anyone evicted. >> neighbors, a dental assistance and deputies themselves told the colorado bureau of investigation that he had been difficult. >> he did make threats it would be a shoot out. >> his anger caugh attention of both jefferson and park county sheriff's deputies when he was denied insurance. i should get my gun and shoot the first cop i see. >> park county sheriff rag wagner said -- >> i did not know anything about the threats about the police until hearing that on the news. >> one of the neighbors said they called and talked to you

>> okay. >> yeah, never called me. >> the possibility worth werth may be physically combative came up during the briefs. >> they didn't feel it warranted a swat call. >> it warranted an ambulance waiting outside. >> corporal nate carrigan was sent in first. >> i figured nate is real kind and can diffuse and i figured he would recognize him and not have anything bad. >> officer down. officer dunn. >> w erth was found on the ground gun in hand waiting for his next victim. >> the victim is down. i killed him. >> he was shot 11 times. sheriff wagner defended his decision not to use a swat team.

seem like this over powering force was going up there on an eviction. >> the carrigan family and colby martin filed an intent to sue the sheriff's department, sheriff wagner and the staff. they are going a facebook live if you have questions or would like to know more about the report that's right now on the 9news facebook page. cooler temperatures and we got some nice dark cloudy skies to go with it across the the backyard. kathy, so are we going to see any better weather ai head or is this it for a bit? >> reporter: of course we are. sunshine and showers are my metaphor for life. that's what we have in the backyard. the sun is coming out. you can hear the rain on my umbrella out here. take a look outside. we have temperatures quite dool cool for this time of year. 56 degrees at dia, 60 downtown. we did touch 70 today. the average is 86. now, the heavy showers have

the areas in yellow, orange and red is where we're seeing heavy downpours, thunder and lightning. no reports of hail yet thankfully. this line is going to march off to the east and we might see a second line in the foothills tonight in denver. hopefully we'll get the evening drive under control with the heaviest showers east of i-25. up high that rain is mixing with snow around 12,000 feet. you might see that around i-70. diving i the city, mostly cloudy, thunder, lightning and rain. feels like spring or fall, not summer. summer weather will return, brandon. i'll tell you when and we've got temperatures back in the 90s in the extended forecast. we'll talk about that plus our broncos take the field on saturday. who wants to know about that game time forecast? >> i bet some folks do want to know. >> that's right. >> see you then . it's been 24 hours since a

250 people are confirmed dead. several buildings in the small town are flattened. there are temporary shelters and tents for people who lost their homes. the search for survivors has been non-stop. a 5.9 magnitude quake hit the same region in 2009. rescuers found survivors 72 hours after that earthquake. two men used a crosswalk in aurora on sunday night when an suv came barrelling towards them and one of them was hit and killed. the driver believed the pedestrian who survived said his friend saved him. >> i think that it was really him guiding me to cross , you know, even after the car had hit him. i think that he was still there with me pushing me across the road and making sure that i was still safe. >> coming up at 6:00 on next with kyle clark, a man called denin dalton is remembered by the friend whose life he saved.

downtown denver just sued the city according to a case filed in u.s. district court. the plaintiff's said the city forced them out to clear the why for new economic and downtown development in the downtown denver area. the plaintiffs are represented by jason flores williams. they said city policy led to open season to anyone on downtown denver who were poor or protected themselves from the weather. we reached out to the mayor's office and they went response. quote, the city has not been served with a lawsuit and once we receive the complaint we will respond to them. brazilian police charged american swimmer ryan lochte with filing a false robbery report during the olympics. lochte first claimed that he and three teammates were robbed at gunpoint. he since changed his

was drunk at the time and it was his actions. lochte can decide whether to introduce a defense in brazil. the indictment will be sent to the international olympic committee's ethics commission. arapaho county deputies are looking for two people who took a denver broncos team helmet during an autograph signing. they gave us these shots of them. it happened july 31st. a broncos player sat his helmet on the ground. the man with it off to another man. he's the one on the right. the stolen helmet is valued at more than $400. if you recognize either of the men call crime stoppers at 720-913- stop. so we're talking about a spacecraft that reached a huge milestone last summer. nasa's new horizons flew into history becoming the first man-made object to make it to pluto.

goes way beyond that small planet. >> beyond pluto it may sound like the title of a new sci-fi movie but it's real and it's happening right now well over 3 billion miles away from earth. >> we're going to be flying by one of the buildings blocks of these small planets like pluto. >> dr. allen tern is the principal investigator for nasa's new horizon mission. the spacecraft reached pluto last summer sending back stunning pictures of the dwarf planet. images no human had ever seen be research institute in bolder be -- in boulder and returned to check out the stamps replaced by this one before the pluto encounter. >> after the fly by the u.s. postal service made a new stamp for pluto that said pluto explored. >> new horizons is now more than 300 million miles past pluto on its way to a new

>> yes. so they think it will keep setting records the further and further out it goes. it's incredible. >> it's unchartered territory. there's a loot of rock lot of rocks -- there's a lot of rocks and debris and never been mapped before. how is it going the survive >> ? >> it is a big ris b and they use the -- risk and they use the stars to chart through it. something as small as a quarter could do a lot of damage. it's ve through with it. >> visions. >> star trek, i hear you. >> assuming it make s it through all that it will be really interesting to see where it goes. >> fascinating. >> thank you. the story behind a new viral video showing a worker going below and beyond when he did his job. >> and the new coach.

not a green thumb? want your green thumb to be greener? you're in luck. volunteers are gardener program and they are going to answer your questions about what to grow this time of year, what to put in the ground, whatnot to and how to protect against pests that pop up late in the summer. the number is on your screen. you have a little less than 30 minutes to get your call in. the national parks is celebrating their 100th birthday. today is the anniversary of the u.s. national parks service to celebrate you

more than 400 national parks, monuments and other sites that the service runs across the country. today through sunday is when it will take place. that's a cool shot. this includes the four national parks that are located here in colorado. after a 7-year hiatus the winter park ski train returns this season. kind of late. amtrak showed off the train today. it stopped running in '09 and cost too much for a private operator. amtrak is begins operation on january 7th through march 26th. the decision to bring it back was partly based on a test run last year. >> it was a huge success. it was minutes or hours and we felt on the basis of what we learned from that test as well as the demand, the very strong demand that we saw at the time that we could be confident coming into this that we could operate this service successfully on a seasonal

>> it will leave at 7:00 and return after the slopes close. tickets go on sale tuesday, starting at $39. good chance it's going to sell out fast. if you'd like more information visit our website at 9news.com. the executives at epi pen maker mylan heard people who were not too happy about their price increases. the drug maker said it plans to boost access to the epi pen auto injector that people with certain conditions need. the news comes after mylan came under price increase over the past decade. mylan is re deucing cost through a use of a savings card that patients can get. patients who have previously paid full rate they will have their out of pocket cut by 50% with the card. it's doubling the eligibility for the patient assistance program which eliminates out of pocket costs for uninsured and under insured

standard requirements. however a utility worker in texas took his dedication to the job to the extreme. that is jimmy cox trying to fix a water line break. andrea adams took the picture in front of her driveway southwest of fort worth. he said he was simply trying to reach the line and get a clamp on it . >> the hole was about 5.5 feet deep and there was a lady running around out there. however water would normally come into your house was just coming full throttle out. >> when i walked back outside the kid was in there. >> andrea said she took the picture because she didn't think her husband would believe her. cox said he's surprised by all the attention because in his words, in this line of work people do it a lot. he sounded horse. that was a direct result. >> i was going to say there's no scuba tank on his back or anything. >> yikes. >> amazing how the

expected through the evening. >> however, and it's a however, it should dry out and warm up by the weekend. kathy is

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fall in downtown denver. the rain and snow line around 12,000 in the high country. the snow cap peak so pretty the time of year. 70 degrees at dia today. the average is 86. we're running way cool for this time of year and nowhere near record territory. thunderstorms rolling through. a possible airport delay through the wind and rain. 56 degrees in denver at this hour. that's at the airport. downtown we've been just a bit warmer. now we're sun coming out. kind of a crazy afternoon of weather. more rain coming in . the heaviest rain will fall to the west and south of the city as another wave moves in ahead of a low that's spinning over northern nevada. heaviest showers to the east of us, racing out around kingsberg and buyers and strasburg. thunder and lightning. this storm is heading to sterling and burlington. another wave that comes off that low. right now

hail producing storms is out and east of us. in the wichita area flash flooding is a prime concern. tropical moisture feeding in but it's the low off to the west that's sending these waves of moisture up from the southwest. we're cool and stable so the threat for severe weather tonight and tonight is north of denver. for those of you traveling on a busy friday keep that in mind. keep pool of air invading the mountains the heat is on down south. a couple of degrees warmer tomorrow but still below average for this time of year. where you see the yellows where the heaviest rain is going to fall between now and 7:30, pueblo and kim, those heading up 70 may run into slush up there tonight. very little clearing tonight, another round of showers for the metro area and we do this all over again tomorrow before a warming and trying trend kicks in just in time for your weekend. keep the jackets and

mountains tonight. 50s for lower elevations or the front range and eastern plains. high temperatures tomorrow 81 grand junction, 81 pueblo. we're not going to see 80 here in denver for at least another day. you're going to love the weekend forecast. those of you in the foothills will need a jacket tomorrow. the mid 60s for grand late, netherland and cripple creek. city forecast tonight, showers and thunder. the low at 51. tomorrow a mix of clouds and sunshine, temperatures in the mid 60s by a smidge warmer but way cool for this time of year. heading into the weekend, you got to love this, sunshine and 80s. back to 90 degrees, feeling like summer again next week. that warm weather pattern will continue for the majority of next week. hey, it's football season. our broncos take the field on saturday night. we have a temperature of right around 79 degrees at game time. out -- it

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avalanche hired jared bedner. bedner has been a big winner on the minor league level. most recently leading the monsters to a championship. he placed patrick wa who quit exactly 2 weeks ago. >> i'm looking for ward to joining this group and pushing this team forward. i think that that's -- again, it wasn't maybe a normal situation because of the timing

be considered and i'm happy to have been named the head coach and look forward to getting to work. >> i look at the track record and i place a lot of value in winning championships and i know jared has won in the east coast and just won the cup and it's tough to win in any league. to be able to win you have to be doing something right. broncos play the los angeles rams saturday beginning at 6 . mike is at team headquarters. obviously wins the starting quarterback, mike, if he plays well this weekend. what if he flops and mark sanchez tears it up? >> then i think gary kubiak is going to have something else to think about. that would be fitting if this goes to the end. it depends on when sanchez lights it up. if he plays at

lights it up it won't do much for him. if he does at with the a-listers i think he's back in the race. >> what if simeon and sanchez struggle and lynch throws a few more touchdown passes? >> then i think that paxton lunch will be the quarterback. by the way, simeon is going to flop. i think that lynch is in here. he got a lot of first team reps this week, drew. >> so you'll hate this one, what if all three of them stink? >> then i think we revisit what happened to those brock osweiler contract talks back in march and also i think von miller better be working on his sack dance too

in the opener. >> thank you. the job keys had -- the rockies had the night off. tulsa drillers slugger joey caleta thought he hit one over the fence but watch zach wells. >> oh. >> oh, oh. >> wow. >> the announcer thinks it's a homerun. >> are they saying he caught it? >> yeah, that's exactly what they're wells flips over the fence and holds on to the ball. strange but drew. hey have i ever mentioned how much you love sports? >> you have, you will, you do. >> i will again because i do now more than ever. katy ledecky asked bryce harper to hold her gold medals so she could throw out the ceremonial

the national league's most valuable player. i love sports. i can't imagine why that was necessary. most major league pitchers have a necklace or two when they play in the game. i don't see why she couldn't have done the same thing. >> those aren't big at all. >> most of them theirs don't weigh 4 pounds total. >> that's true. my point exactly. nbc nightly news is next and then next on channel 20 tonight

developing news tonight. damage control over the skyrocketing cost of life-saving medicine. a big pharma ceo on the hot seat refusing to cut the price. tonight a big star is cutting ties with the company. prejudice and paranoia. hillary clinton unloads in a blistering takedown of donald trump supports racists and trump making a major shift on immigration. suddenly embracing the jeb bush plan he once denounced. taking aim. florida in the crosshairs as a gathering storm closes in. al roker is here. aftershocks and a soaring toll in the quake zone. a desperate search in the rubble to find any signs of life. and burkini ban. controversy as women are forced to take off clothes, fined for wearing too much.