. >>> fort collins city leaders are working through legal options trying to decide if they have to give back money raised for a sales tax it may take a measure on the november ballot to resolve the issue. if the new tax brings in more money the first year than projected, the money must be refunded. >>> a pilot's actions are to blame for the deadly crash near the erie airport from back in 2014. five people and a dog were the probable cause report was released recently by the national transportation safety board, and the ntsb says the pilot caused the plane to stall and also said the pilot tried to land on the same runway as the plane that was taking off, and that contributed to the fatal accident. >>> here's a look from sky 9 as the sunrises this morning, just beautiful out there. nice way to start your week. not bad for monday, right? >> we will check in with amelia few minutes, but that angle going all day, i'm fine with that. >> that's nice out there. hazy, maybe, but that means good sunrise. >> get on up, get out of bed, brush your teeth, and get the week started. >> please brush you

trump would plan to deport the city of fort collins. >> well, he doesn't have a plan to deport the city of fort collins. >> the population of that s asking people to come here legally, and to become citizens legally. those people are the people who live in the shadows here in colorado. mr. trump would like to have the people who are here illegally participate fully in our economy, participate fully as citizens, but do it the right way. >> he wants them to leave and to get in the back of the line, not do a touch back. remove a portion of the population larger than the city of fort collins, practically speaking? a military operation? police operation? >> i don't think it is military operation t is following the laws we have on the books now. >> is he okay with them staying in colorado the whole time they go through the process? >> i don't think that is determined. >> mr. trump made illusions recently to claims about hillary clinton's health. this is stuff floating around on had internet, conspiracy websites and intermet memes and news. trump has been warned about picking bogus theories of

collins. that's for sitting over the city right now. have showers in castle rock. they are now pushing toward toward-colorado springs, southern colorado and down into the south and east. temperatures today we got into the 90s. we. was cooler than yesterday's 95 and looking across the mile high city. from time to time were seen a little flicker of lightning over the city. seventy and 64 are the current temperatures. the wins are out of northeast at 80 miles per hour. at last 60's on the eastern plains for 7in one to run this forward for an hour i will have up and down the front range the loop just east of i25 and between ten and about midnight of storms are still on the eastern playing that they are weakening considerably. after midnight until about 2:00 a.m. eastern plains will be done tomorrow morning we wake up yes we looking to get even more rain. at this point with that deficit any pointer is helpful. again watch the storms pushed from the front range late tonight. early in the morning southeast colorado is still dealing with them by 7:00 a.m. for quiet and noo

now, neither fort collins police nor the city attorney's office is commenting. they say they can't comment because this is an ongoing case. >>> dozens of denver youth are evacuated after a serious fire code violation was found at the international youth hostell. it is on 16th avenue near the fillmore auditorium in denver's north capital hill neighborhood. is unsafe. and uninhabitable. the red cross and salvation army opened a shelter on high street for the people who whether staying at the hostel. >>> 8 minutes after 6:00. water is such a precious resource in colorado. as we all know. and during the summer months, the demand for fresh clean water is at its highest levels. here in denver, three plants are in charge of treating the city's daily water supply. and 9 news reporter colleen ferreira live at one of those plants this morning, where they treat some 250 million gallons of >> water quality is very important to you. we know that. but it is also very important to denver water. here at the treatment plant, they tell me last year, they conducted more than 68,00

city. julie collins joins us live at 41st and burleigh-- where a fire has broken out near the area where people were protesting. and derica williams joins us live at the police administration building. we start with julie on the city's the violence continued into the early morning hours here at sherman and in the violence - you may remember the coalition of justice was here around 9am cleaning up the neighborhood and holding prayer circles. later in the evening -- 150 milwaukee police officers and 100 milwaukee county sheriffs deputies were in this are last night as a large crowd gathered here. the crowd swelled as officers lined the street with fired and an 18-year old was hit. it became a traffic nightmare as police used an armored vehical to rescue the shooting victim. a police officer was also taken to the hospital after a rock was thrown and broke a squad cars windshield. around 2:30 officers used megaphones to tell the crowd they needed to leave or arrets wil be made. the wisconsin national guard was activated on sunday but they have not tell the crowd they needed to leave or arrets wil b

the city of fort collins urge people to stay inside and keep windows closed. for up to an hour. after spraying. >> . a traffic alert that could impact your morning drive. denver public works says tomorrow morning crews will shut down mississippi. at broad way. >> two lanes will stay open on broad way. project expected september 12. with running from 7 a.m. to five p.m. we may also get the word on a starting quarter back. although look at this point really it's a foregone conclusion. it will be the second year pro. trevor siemian. the numbers don't exactly jump out at you. over the course of 3 games this preseason. 27 of 43. just over 3 hundred yards passing. with a touch down. and two sper sepgss. swer inter-seplgss after making mistakes. and hasn't been sacked at all. gets rid of the ball quickly. his calm has been the biggest streth add to that just enough performance and yes you probably do have yourself the opening day starter. for the broncos. >> . one mark sanchez. who didn't play at all last night. is he still the second guy in line. or will that go to lynch. who did take

fort collins made it to 90 degrees paired we did hit the mid to upper 80s and the planes and really nice in the higher terrain. a couple of clouds is about it across the city. although fort collins one or two showers surviving the tripped on the foothills per they exploded in the high country. enough energy to push through fort collins and up and down i 25. they are starting to weaken as they move off to the east. a few shots of lightning to expect but assuming a pest 85 they will fizzle out. a few widely scattered showers in the south eastern plains. all is quiet and there is not much happening out there other than fairweather passing clouds into the mounds. notice after the sunsets speak till in the far eastern plane there may be a cluster dives out of wyoming and southern nebraska and clips the northeast part of the state. there could be some strong storms. far eastern parts of colorado. it is all gone by tomorrow morning. it looks beautiful to kick off the day statewide. a couple of showers bubble up as we head into the afternoon. very widely scattered and only a 10 percent chance up and down i 25. i think downtown we will get through our sunday dry. t

city. julie collins joins us live from the sherman park lutheran church good morning derica -- just 7 days ago and this neighborhood was a completely difference scene -- local businesses burned, the sounds of gunfire peppered the air and throngs of people took to the streets. many looting while others began rallies chanting in the streets -- some through glass bottles and other objects at the police. authorities were able to stem unrest over the next few days....and the community started to show signs of picking itself back up, with a goal of never letting similar scenes onto the city's streets again. yesterday mayor barrett met with the owners of the businesses that were affected by last weekend's unrest. and says the city plans to work with them in hopes of keeping their business in the community and employing workers from that area. despite the violence this neighborhood has seen -- mayor barrett and other city and community leaders "i drove over there sunday morning and was moved by the hundreds of people that were there saying we don't want this neighborhood ruined and you've seen tha

collins. 89. boulder at 87. and the city. a touch cooler on the palmer ridge. 84 castle pines. and castle rock. repeat forecast on thursday. before the front blows through. 77 friday. we'll call for 75 saturday. we'll keep an eye on the models. as we go through the next few afternoons. a good steady rain event could be in the works there. to wrap up the week. >> . we need it. >> . we sure do. >> . thanks. a motive in a gruesome double murder. >> . officers found the suspect mid attack. savagely biting one victims face. >> 19 year-old florida state university student is accuse of killing a couple in their 50s. who live not far from his parents home. they found the wife dead in the garage. and attacking the husband on the driveway. at first multiple officers, dogs tazers were not enough to stop him. >> they plan to test him for bath salts. >> . rescuers are not giving up hope. >> . saving life is the most important priority that we have. we're going to dedicate every available resource to that effort. until it's no longer required. >> . governor also announced a state volunteers who can help laun

we're lucky enough that the city of court collins has a lot of preventative larva sighting, and usually that covers our season. some years are worse than others. >> this is one of those years. and you can track the trucks as they go through your neighborhood. visit cbsdenver.com. >>> drivers could have to pay a toll in order to drive a busy mountain pass. the pass is just south of georgetown and provides a link between i-70 and highway 285 to the south. matt kroschel is live in georgetown for us tonight. and that's a reall >> reporter: and only getting more pop urm as more people start showing up ever since those construction projects completed on the pass. county leaders are trying to figure out how they're gonna pay for all the increased usage. and they're trying to improve campgrounds and trailheads. >> very busy. in the middle of the night. there's quite a few. >> reporter: joed and he is her perfect camping spot. >> i'm a native. so colorado is beautiful. everyone is moving here. and the more traffic, it does a lot of damage. >> reporter: she is not alone by any means. visitors are

we're lucky enough that the city of fort collins does preventive -- usually that covers our season. some years are worse than others. >> it will be done by midnight. you can track the trucks as they go through your neighborhood and you can do that by going to kns and clicking kbs and clicking on the links. >>> there's a home eastbound to city field to tie the game at 2 in the bottom of the third. after the rain delay, dalse smacks a -- dj score, but carlos gonzalez is thrown out at the plate. the rockies end up winning by the final of 6-2. rockies in the past 10 games and the teams play again at 1:10 this afternoon and of course we want that winning streak to carryon. a little play at the play. >> 61 degrees in denver. >>> his wife struck by lightning right outside their home. we're going to look at the video. coming up, why the dad says it could have been worse for his protecting your dreams goes beyond the house itself. for just the right insurance for you, find an agent at amfam.com. american family insurance. light & fit greek crunch yogurt is topped with crunchy deliciousness t

like this is happening today something to be aware of especially with rain on the way the city of fort collins and lerma county health departments are going to try to decrease the risk of west nile virus by spring for mosquitoes the spring will happen on the northeastern part of fort collins tonight between 8:00 p.m. and two in the morning th rescue to stay cap health. >> they're also reminding you to get rid of standing water in your yard after it rains and alert for parents in jefferson county police are looking for an attempted child abductor they say a nine -year-old reported that was in her driveway of the 10,000 block of grand avenue near littleton when a man approached her her mother had just walked in the front door the girl says the man reached for her the glare world inside according to the jefferson county sheriff's office the man is a white speed tall with a navy and build he's described as having tattoos on both arms and one on his left elbow of a red skull so pretty the young girl and a race for the white house hillary clinton is releasing a new act the man goes on to say that co

julie collins joins us with how the city is working to stop those numbers from risg the health department says its really a silent epidemic when it comes to public perception because we tend to focus on acute issues like ebola or zika but overdoses are sweeping the country and theyre happening right here in milwaukee. 'we have too many people who are losing their lives senselessly.' alderman michael murphy met with the public health department monday morning amid the news of more overdose deaths across milwaukee county. 'that loss of human community and unfortunately its not getting any better and fearful its only going to get worse.' just this weekend 4 deaths reported - a 39 year old male...a 43 year old male....a 39 year old female...and a 26 year old male. the medical examiners office says they are probable heroin overdoses -- what's more, the heroin was likely laced with something else. "but what you see now is fentanyl" fentanyl - its a pain medication 50-100 times more powerful than heroin. 'this is the real mccoy, this really is daily.' according to the mes office, milwaukee count

to bite them during the >>> the battle over exposed nipples and free speech in fort collins is taking a turn. the city is fighting back against the women who sued them. city leaders seem to be kicking their heels in. >> reporter: this is the first time the city has responded. the court says the free the nipple effort doesn't have a leg to stand on. >> reporter: we live in the country we do for its freems they say there's a freedom in what you wear or don't wear. >> culture has had to change as time has changee. a law that allows men to walk around topless buttdoesn't allow women to walk around topless, it may be that that law has outlived its full-time. >> reporter: david lane is the attorney representing br tirks hoglan and samantha six. just the other day, the city's case dismissed, saying in part the ban on toplessness does not violate free speech a rights. >> they draw a distinction between pure speech and conduct as speech. the u.s. supreme court says conduct as speech is in fact protected by the constitution. >> reporter: in many ways with, he come paris this case to those who burn or stomp on a

fox6's julie collins is live at sherman park with how city leaders are calling for unity. there is a strong police presence throughout the city and its outlying neighborhoods this morning after the city saw unrest and riots on alderman hamilton ended with a call to action -- asking parents and guardians and others in the neighborhoods to participate in restoring the order to the community in unrest. thanks julie we've seen buildings burning... businesses looted. and innocent people, who've now lost their livelihood. fox6's brad hicks... with the straight talk on the street. bh which building are we talking about building to the west, with the garage door. i'm a wholesaler of soda and juice. i deal with a lot of these gas stations. the one they burned down on sherman and burleigh- that's one of my best customers. bh how did you first hear that this was going on here? i was sleeping my wife told me my nephew called and said the building was on fire. bh did the fire start on the first floor? i don't know, i can't say for sure but they busted all the front windows out. the off

collins. here in the city, we have a line of sunshine out there this morning. joel, we'll keep that sunshine into the afternoon. but about 4:00, 5:00 is when we have the threat for a stray storm to pop through the city. other than that, i think you have a good day ahead. temperatures getting into the 80s. >> that should be nice. thank you. >>> new this morning, police arrested the suspect wanted for the murder of two state investigators charged rodney sanders with the murder in connection with the women. both women were found stabbed to death in their home on thursday in the town of durant. for 30 years, they worked at nurse practitioners and helped kids and adults who couldn't afford medical care. >> her patients loved her. she was so good to them. went so far above and beyond anything that could be expected. >> police believe the nuns were victims of a robbery. their car was stolen and found less than a mile away. >>> happening now, denver police are asking for help in finding this man they say assaulted a woman yesterday afternoon. the victim took a picture

city. >> chance for pop up shower. during the afternoon. we'll say one degree cooler than today. still hot. 89. before it's all wrapped up. mid and upper 80 -ts north of town. fort collins 86. pwoultder back to 84. up. 86 north glen. interior sections of the city tack on about one or two degrees. 90 in the city itself. >> restaurant business. david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." if donald trump cannot respect a gold star family, then why would anyone in america think he would respect them. restaurants are most popular. with poke mon go players. money. >> . things aren't on target. target the story is cutting its sales out look on stiff competition. and other stumbles. like the grocery business. target and other retailers facing challenges stemming from amazon. wels shoppers who remain cautious about spending. it's focusing on key merchandise categories like fashion. home furnishing and wellness products. >> .

collins. but here in the city, what you see is what you get. and that's nice bright blue skies. our temperatures have been sitting in the mid to upper 80s around here. some cooler numbers in burlington where those thunderstorms should push through. and up in the mountains, 60s and 70s. for us here in denver, only 3/100. typically, we should have a little shy of an in rainfall. we're begging for water. and these folks across the gulf are saying enough is enough. between the passed 48 hours, some locations have seen 1 to 2 feet of water come down. this is a look at the current radar image. you can see we have flash flood watch and warnings in place through tomorrow morning. we're watching for heavy rain over night. 1 to 3 inches by tomorrow morning. and unfortunately i wish we had better news but it looks like through next tuesday. >> so much in a short period of time. >> it's just awful. most of the state is under water. >> thank you danielle. speaking of, historic flooding continues in southeastern louisiana. so far thousands of people have been evacuated. flood waters have reac

some cities, like fort collins do ban that practice. >>> the next time you fly out of denver international airport, you could face even longer delays. the nation's mar facing a pilot shortage. up next, what's being done to prevent the severe shortage, and we're getting our first look at the man who crashed a truck into a southwest plane headed to denver. >> and it looks like temperatures onight will be in the 50s throughout the metro area overnight. but we do have a lot of rain >>> new at 5:00, a traffic stop seized 100 pounds of marijuana, from that motor home. look at all of that pot right there. troopers say the driver bought the marijuana here in colorado, and was trying to take it back to his home in florida. as you see, he did not make it. >>> at least two people are dead after a charter bus crash and dozes of others are hurt. this happened on a highway in indiana. state police say a pickup was speeding, and hit a guardrail, and a charter bus slammed into the scene. >> send us we have firefighters struck. >> we have another fireman that needs to be pulled up. >> two people were kille

cloud cover over the city. 51 degrees out of fort collins. most of metro denver waking up in the 50s. joel as we go through the day today, expect more clouds than sunshine. more surge of air from the north which will kick up showers and thunderstorms as we go through the afternoon. >> we need those. >>> there's one trouble spot along iliff. that's our one along colorado, you get along 225, nice and wide open. >> joel, thank you so much. >>> it's back to school time and families have an opportunity to brush up on safety lessons. colorado mills has -- you can meet with local officers and the k9-unit and try out the distracted driver simulator or hangout in the kid zone. it's saturday from 10:00 in the morning until 2:00 at the 400-meter hurdles and the -- karen said he wrote his gold -- his gold medal was in 2016. he won a close race. finishing with a time of 47.73 seconds. he won byt 500 of a second. u.s. won 7 of the past 9 titles in hurdles. congratulations to wrestler helen for pulling off an upset. she beat three time defending champ yoshe

while female toplessness is legal if denver, other cities in colorado like fort collins still ban the practice. fort collins is currently being sued to overturn the ban. >>> >. hey, take a look at this, it's a lot of pot. 100 pounds to be exact. tennessee highway patrol found it during a traffic stop near chattanooga. the driver bought the weed here in colorado and tried to take it back home to florida. >>> and we have video to show you tonight. a new jersey transit officer saves a man life in the nick of time. you can see him try to pull the man off the tracks, and manages to get him just seconds before the train passes by. apparently the man got into a confrontation on the train and walked off and ran along the tracks before laying down. >>> tonight an arrest is made in the shooting death of nba her baby down the streets of chicago, and wasn't the intended target. the suspects are brothers. they were repeat offenders do. it's darwin and darryl soles. darren was released days ago, even wearing an ankle monitor at the time of the shooting. >> what has to be done the make the gun viole

collins. it is banned up there. >>> up north, the city of longmont wants to put your dog to work. they want your pooch to chase geese away from the city's golf courses. the dogs have their own vests. the owners get an i.d. card. good day to get them ouid >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, chaos erupts at los angeles airport. >> a number of shots. people running all directions. >> of reports of an active shooter. the reports false but it sent passengers running scrambling for shelter even starting onto the tarmac. terminals at a standstill. >>> right now two tropical storm systems barre u.s., carolinas and the gulf in the path of two big storms this morning. >>> superstar quarterback colin kaepernick sparks outrage refusing to stand during the national anthem to protest racism in america. now fans are burning his jersey, fellow athletes split with the star speaking out overnight. >> here we go. 'cause i say. >> and beyonce getting in "formation" slaying at the vmas setting the stage and social

julie collins shows you how the city is working to stop those numbers from rising even more. alderman michael murphy met with the public health department monday morning amid the news of more overdose deaths across milwaukee county. 'that loss of human potential is been drastic and terrible for our community and unfortunately its not getting any better and fearful its only going to get worse.' just this weekend 4 deaths reported - a 39 year old male...a 43 year old male....a 39 year old female...and a 26 year old male. the medical examiners office says they are probable heroin overdoses -- what's mo something else. "but what you see now is fentanyl" fentanyl - its a pain medication 50-100 times more powerful than heroin. 'this is the real mccoy, this really is killing people in our community daily.' according to the mes office, milwaukee county to on track to see 200% more fentanyl related deaths this year than last - as the numbers show -- in 2014 the medical examiners office investigated 28 deaths - that number hit 30 last 'addiction is a chronic brain disordered or disease

collins. boulder 87. upper 80s low 90s. interior sections of the city. around the palmer ranch. >> . all right 7-day forecast. again. very similar. on thursday. from what we'll see tomorrow. and cool things down. 77 on friday. 75 saturday. both days good tupt for rain. some models suggest 60s on saturday. i think we'll have a really good steady rain for that to happen. we'll see what happens. >> . turn the air off for a while. put your finger to good use. put your finger to good use. person to person transfers on the firstbank mobile app. david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. then why would anyone in america think he would respect them. >> just 23 day that's how long until the broncos first regular season game. >> . before that still 3 more preseason games. not to mention a pair of joint practices with the 49ers. for more on that here's the cam

city as long as it needs it. reporting near sherman and burleigh, julie collins. fox 6 news.' the streets last night city officials called for calm and asked pastors to step up and get more involved. fox 6s derica williams shows you how the church community answered the call to action. nats coming together in christ's name... nats in the area where an unruly crowd congregated near sherman and burleigh saturday night. milwaukee streets after an officer- involved shooting. most of them were acting out of anger and anguish and anxiety from their community life and experiences outreach pastor darnell robinson went to the chaotic scene saturday night. seen a lot of the kids i knew at 4, 5, and 6 years old involved in a good way in a bad way. he along with members from several c returned to the area sunday. there is a high call on us, there is a high responsibility and we need to respond and we need to be there the group gathered at washington park high school to trek to the troubled area. even the walk toward sherman and burleigh had its own unifying purpose. church members were ask

collins lance hernandez denver7. >>> the sex offender suing the city of englewood will have to try harder if they want to win their case. >> ryan maybe is here now. they suffered a setback today. >> reporter: they wanted a temporary restraining order that would have stopped the city from enforcing its ordinance. the judge denied it. we were there in court this afternoon. the sex offenders and their attorney were not able to meet various legal test to prove that a temporary restraining order was necessary before the case goes to trial. that leaves one of the offenders who spoke with us two weeks ago feering he may get a letter from the city telling him to get out. that -- the root -- the attorney says stronger case to try to prove the city wrong. >> i have to show there is no conceivable rational relationship between the goal of protecting children and this ordinance. >> reporter: they ould not comment because this case is far from over. even though the sex offenders to not get the temporary restraining order they could get a temporary injunction. there is a hearing set for that >>> just days into the new school ye

city community. that's what collin should have been talking about instead of parroting these talking points that i don't know who he got them from. >> let's bring in the viewers. in now is your chance to vote at home on twitter. should the nfl punish collin kaepernick for sitting during the national anthem tweet yenders using #greta. show you live votes throhout the show. is there any way he can get i has created a lot of noise is there any way to bkac out of that and express his deep seeded feeling about what's going on in the nation? >> yea i think so. that was one of the things that i recommeed in the piece that i wrote. first and foremost he should give a humble alogy is country and t theen dho sve a you know, stand to mak tt lastull measure devotion. i think he should take a hiatus ay fm the nfl football season. can he go over to helmand province in afghanistan and be there wh those men and men that are protecting his rights and his freedoms and affording him the privilege to be able to be a multimillionaire 1 percenter and throw the football with them out in one of those combat zones and tell them

city. greeley, and fort collins, we're at 86. same in sterling, 50s and 60s. mainly up in the mountains. the rest of this evening, one or two storms within the next hour or two. and then things start to wind down. we're going to be watching a beautiful, beautiful looking evening. tarhonda, hopefully we're going to be watching the broncos, we're decked out in our orange, we're ready. >> we're wearing orange, hunting for a w. we know we're going to get this one. >> you ladies are confident. i like that. speaking of the broncos they will face the rams tonight in denver in their third preseason game. kickoff is set for 7:00 at sports authority field. that's where rod mackey and mike klis join us tonight. >> reporter: i think it's going to be the final time where we for week number four if we actually know who the quarterback will be after this one? >> you're going to have to figure out who's going to pad that fourth game? you know, will it be mark sanchez actually playing in the fourth preseason game. right now it looks like trevor simeon is one solid half away from being the quarterback aga

collins. they saw an up tick of the west nile in boulder county. city says people just keep your windows and doors closed for about an hour after they spray. >>> part of an apartment building collapses in colorado people out of their homes. we will let you know who is in to step up to help there. >>> and live from the view house centennial. guest, play by play, dave logan. >>> live from view house centennial, this is xfinity monday live. brought to you by xfinity on the x 1 entertainment operating system, tv and internet together like never before. now, your host michael spencer. >>> hello, everyone and welcome to the infinity view house.

city. >> we were lucky to be in the house as phil collins performed for the crowd. everyone went wild.enjoyed it so much, and he wasn't the only celebrity there. you have phil collins singing. listen to this. that was him performing. you have alec baldwin in the crowd. susan sarandon in the crowd. with her sunglasses on. >> apparently we figured -- >> we noticed a pattern. >> anna winter with sunglasses. >> vera wang. also had sun glasses on. >> we decided we'd get in on the act. >> we were ready for a big jumbotron moment. didn't happen. we watched the match. we enjoyed watching phil collins. >> it was fun. >> we rocked out to "in the air tonight". this is during a jam break down. we got in the car and watched this video back. check out over my right shoulder. >> do you see who that is. >> we had so much fun rocking out we didn't realize susan sarandon was sitting right behind us the whole time. the best part is when she came on the jumbotron, we were like it's susan sarandon and had a conversation about wearing sunglasses because she did. she was probably sitting there watching us wo

we're looking at 64 today at city park. 65 downtown and most of our areas are pretty collins shep by major is at 64 degrees with a couple clouds building in, should be a nice day. we're looking for a high temperature today of 91 degrees. isolated thunderstorms this afternoon but only a 10% chance today. most of us will stay dry. let's check traffic. joel is keeping an eye on that on this early monday morning. >>> good morning, no big accidents on the highway this morning. that's the good news. seeing a few more cars out there good speeds into the 60s and 50s, 67 the average speed. >>> right now four robbers on the run after targeting a marijuana dispensary. investigators say the thieves were armed when they held up tp pot shop on yale near monaco. howard nathan tells us there's pictures from a security camera that may them. >> reporter: the arapahoe county sheriff's office says three black men wearing masks were joined by a female who didn't have a mask. details of exactly what was stolen was not released by the sheriff's office. one gun was used in the robbery sunday afternoon. a wh

they're using prayers to help the city work through the turmoil. fox 6's julie collins shows us how a local church is working with the youngest members to spread peace. sundays service began just like any other - except this week they reflect on the traumatic events that occurred just 1 week ago - 2 blocks from their 'this is our lively hood, this is where we work, this is where we play so my heart cried to see the things going on in the area.' many wondered if their sanctuary would be opened on sunday in light of the unrest -- but church continued... 'well of course if anytime, this is the time we need to be here and show that our strength isnt in our forgiveness, that grace that he shows us.' the park still taped off -- a reminder of the destruction -- parishioner malcolm morgan says it's time this community rises up. 'our kids need that park, its central for this area so im looking forward to the day that comes down.'until then...their pastors message is one of hope and strength as their neighborhood begins to rebuild - a message he says will withstand any evil. 'ver

collins police. we'll post the information at kdvr.com when we learn more. and the app. >> . other top stories. city of denver now facing a class action lawsuit. after the so called homeless sweep. downtown. earlier this year. attorney filed the suit declarations from phoeplless people. who were effected by the raids. >> . many complain about losing their tents and other belongings. the city says the sweeps were well within the law. >> . homeless in denver put on notice tonight. after complaints from the neighbors over harassment. drug use. and park curfew violation. >> . today giving homeless people notice. that by eleven p.m. they need to leave. constant battle homeless people face.

several community leaders and faith based groups come together - to pray for their city ai through the turmoil. julie collins shows us how a local church is working with the youngest members to spread peace. sundays service began just like any other - except this week they reflect on the traumatic events that occurred just 1 week ago - 2 blocks from their church steps. 'this is our lively hood, this is where we work, this is where going on in the area.' many wondered if their sanctuary would be opened on sunday in light of the unrest -- but church continued... malcolm morgan is a parishioner here at sherman park lutheran church - hes also lived in their area for 30 years - he and the rest of congregation found peace inside these walls as their city burned around them. 'a reminder that among all of that god still loves us, he even loves those that did wrong in the community. god love them.' the retired police officer applauds the work of the first responders. 'my heart goes out to them, been praying a lot fo them, its a difficult job, it really is.' but says more needs everyone is taking a step back and reass

two women were hurt and collins was charged with attempted murder. death. >>> the city is trying to figure out how to make the brooklyn bridge walkway more spacious. new yorkers headed to and from work and tourists snapping pictures. the bridge caters to thousands of people traveling between brooklyn and manhattan. eyewitness news spoke to one new yorker who says it is difficult to just get to work every day. >> it is lovely in the morning because there are no tourists. but coming back in the evening, nightmare. i just realized my bell is not really working. it is going to be 10 minutes of complete pain in the head. >> fix that bell. in the meantime he could see more space in the future. the d.o.t. has a tentative plan to expand the pathway over the lane. they are studying how they can make the walkway large tore >>> meteorologist bill evans outside our studios on the upper west side. >> reporter: it feels great this morning. skies are clear, low humidity, hardly any wind at all. check out this beautiful sunrise this morning. a beautiful sunrise over the pack. 71. winds

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for justice is they will continue the prayer circle and cleaning up our city as long as it needs to be done.i i'm julieg collins, fox 6 news. we've got more mild to warm temperatures on the way. a live look over downtown to the top of the building. for checking in at 83 grays. the dewpoint this 66. it is dropped little bit in southeasterly wind at 70 milesy are coming in off lake michigan. we're seeinge temperatures, uppr 70s to lowk 80s, 79 in waukesha and 81 of the folks in watertown.n. you folks are checking in as well. you do put forecasts generally in the mid to upper 60s for the next few days, look out starts to go up to near 70 by wednesday. people feel the smith t in the air it wilgo lii ab degree. the miw e. in tes r worrtt. a feino west. those have this is also skies will become clear areatars.s. wo throughout the night tonight and in our neck of the woods, rain continuing in louisiana where all the flooding that they've had is been very bad.y this system, however, is heading towards us. let me show you what that could mean for parts of our area in terms of rain chances for tomorrow. we show you sky v

collins and off to the northeast. the moisture flow is still there. in the city now, a is dry downtown. from duchtdin shaffer, loveland ski area with the chair lift, and here's some of the freshy? -- fresh snow on the peaks. 3:00, showers and thunderstorms come back and linger through the evening hours as we look at friday morning. could see a few morning showers. then they sort of end, and in the afternoon, 2:00, they're back. scattered showers and thunderstorms. then they die down. and saturday, 6:00 am, we're clear. watch the clouds out east, drys out. by 3:30 in the afternoon, the showers keep themselves over the southwest portion of the state or the high country, and we stay rel historical dry in the eastern plains. front went through overnight and gave us that cooler air, upslope flow. and here's the pike's peak camera right now, sunshine above the clouds. you can see how they had peak as well. 58 and 57 were the lows. 86 and 57 would be the norm. 64 both locations, up a couple degrees over the past hour. south 9 for the winds, 60% humidity, rising barometer. you can see tempest,

covering the corridor in iowa city, mellaney moore, cbs 2 news live at five. "here's a live look at collins road begin their thursday night commute.terry will another look at your weather first i pledge allegiance, to the flag [continues in background] they're bringing drugs, they're brigning crime, they're rapists... you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes... blood coming out of her...wherever [pledge continues in background] i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters... get him the hell out of here... get him out of here! get out! >>> tonight to evening news, race in the presidential campaign. thrumappeals to -- thrum appeals to minority people. the opioid epidemic crisis one more time with the latest biopic. this is focused on britney spears. the tv movie will focus on her and now a that's cbs 2 news live at 5 . thank you for being with us today.we hope you'll join us amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. the time

we're lucky the city of fort collins -- that covers our season. some years are worse than others. >> spraying starts at 8:00 and done by midnight. you can track the trucks as they go on your neighborhood by going to cbsdenver.com and links. here's joel. >> we have 15 to 30 -minute delays at the gates on the a-line. the gates are causing issues at each of those intersections. across the denver-metro area, we have an accident at i-25 at university. look at the delays. solid before santa fe where there's an earlier stall. westbound, an accident at stapleton. that has cleared out. slow around c-470 >>> mid-and upper 60s around metro denver, we should hit the 70 degrees mark here shortly. 67 in city park. on the future cast, out there. a few sprinkles in the san juan mountains. we add in daytime heating and moisture to the south. a good doze of showers and storms over the higher elevations, but one or two could come through denver. we'll watch it. near 90 in the city and get ready for a pretty . >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up this ha

city's northside. we have team coverage this julie collins joins us live at sherman and burleigh-- near the b-p gas station that was burned down saturday night. derica williams joins us live at police district 1. we start with julie... the violence continued into the early morning hours here at sherman and burliegh -- this after a break in the violence - you may remember the around 9am cleaning up the neighborhood and holding prayer circles. later in the evening -- 150 milwaukee police officers and 100 milwaukee county sheriffs deputies were in this are last night as a large crowd officers lined the street with riot gear on. just before 11 pm shots were fired and an 18-year old was hit. it became a traffic nightmare as police used an armored vehical to rescue the shooting victim. a police officer was also taken to the hospital after a rock was thrown and broke a squad cars windshield. around 2:30 officers used megaphones to tell the crowd they needed to leave or a fire reported near 41st and burleigh around 4:30 this morning. it may or may not be connected to all of the unrest in this investigators will be

collins. we looked at the 80s for highs today. across the high country. 89 for high. in grand junction. what a lovely night. outside right now. over the mile high city. just a couple of thin clouds hang over head. 72 downtown. as mentioned dia in the mid 70s. a breeze rolling in. it will be breezy for the next winds should die down by tomorrow morning. as will the showers. already seeing them fizzle out. especially in the plains. where the flow is rolling in from south to north. meanwhile the mountains actually coming in the offensive direction. everything is dying off there too. a couple of clouds in play. and outside of that. big picture doesn't have much out there. so. by tomorrow morning we're waking up to sunshine. then tomorrow afternoon you get the daytime heating. with the flow coming in from west to east. we'll have a better opportunity. migration off the mountains. off the foothills. and into the metro area. >> all right let's jump ahead to friday afternoon. that's when the big change is going to happen. this cold front still scheduled to shoot sometime friday afternoon. with it. comes a 40 percent chance for scattered showers. it will bri

.>> this weekend stein has events scheduled in fort collins, boulder, colorado springs and denver. >>> severe weather in kansas city missouri with heavy rains swamping the region and storms last night dropped enough rain to cause a great to rise 10 feet and one hour. emergency crews had more than ecs and once we reassure them there was safety in the boat they were very happy to be on the way back to dry land.>> a woman and her two dogs were rescued when they were trapped in their car due to the flash flooding and the national weather service in kansas city says more than 4 1/2 inches of rain fell in just 24 hours.>>> meteorologist dave aguilera there is so much rain a missouri but not like year.>> pretty nice, the only severe storms of cheyenne wells, watch at 3 pm, storms getting really big and then moved out rapidly, a few storms lingering in the southeastern owner of the state, pueblo had a little rain shower, and we have light rain the southwestern portion of the state near telluride and up above 11,000 feet a little bit of slow - a little bit of snow and some pressure from arizona and we may wake up quite a bi

the potential is so close to the city, i will be putting in a shot for showers as a precaution. wanting justice. 13 action news reporter parker collins spoke with the relative. he joins us near washington and sloan parker adlibs parker adlibs catholic community she cooks for priests. she cooks for people. she bakes goods for people." parker adlibs a family that lives near door to their home wasn't worse.... this is cell phone video from yesterday morning, showing just how intense this fire was. all that's left behind is a charred mess. firefighters tell 13 action news the home was vacant, but the family says squatters have been living there for 2 years! 150701 maria magana, house fire "most of the time they're talking and drinking. i don't know. most of the time i just get in the house and i don't come out at all." run 7 some of the family's windows melted from the heat. there was smoke damage to other parts of the home. the investigation continues this morning. right now the search continues for a suspected armed robber. metro releasing these surveillance images of the man. they say he robbed a business at gunpoint near rainbow and

collins and greeley on a tuesday afternoon. nice drive into lakewood and grand lake with temperatures in the mid-70s. city of forecast tonight, fair skies, light winds, big beautiful moon over the fence. wind are northeast shifting southwest overnight, sunny, warm, 82 by lunchtime. wind and lightning more than rain. tower rain chance increases friday with a nice cooldown heading into the weekend. don't your weekend looking good, not too hot or stormy, just a nice summer pattern the next nine days or so. sunrise and sunset shots around the area spectacular and the sun did come out. >> the sun will come out >>> from colorado's sports leader here's rod mackey. >> it's the no. 1 goal of training camping come out of it healthy, a goal the broncos will not receive. another torn acl will cost another bronco the season. it's happened to knowshon moreno, ryan clady, jordan norwood, jeff hireman and now vance walker. he was expected to bigger wall with malik jackson. so now the pressure is on jarrett crick. said gary kubiak he was having a great camp. we'll support him through his recovery and he'll come back stron

open in new york city. >> we were lucky to be in the house as phil collins performed for the crowd. >>> everyone went wild. we enjoyed it so much, and he wasn't the only celebrity there. you have phil collins singing. listen to this. ♪ that was him performing. leslie alan jr., anna wintour, susan sarandon in the crowd. you have alec baldwin. >> apparently we figured -- >> we noticed a pattern. >> anna wintour with sunglasses on. >> vera wang. >> we decided we'd get in on the act. >> we were ready for a big jumbotron moment. >> never got on to the jumbotron. >> didn't happen. we had a good time anyway. we watched the match. we enjoyed watching phil collins. >> it was fun. >> we rocked out to "in the air tonight." >> this was during one of the jam breakdowns. had a blast. loved every second of it. we got in the car and watched this video back. check out over my right shoulder. >> do you see who that is? >> we had so much fun rocking out we didn't realize susan sarandon was sitting right behind us. >> the whole time. >> the best part being when she came on the jumbotron, we were like it'