it's unclear if she was riding inside the cones. >> that was andrea flores reporting. walter's was going to school to be a nurse. she leaves behind a son. speed and alcohol is not a factor in the crash. it happened in the cone area of the race and the cause is still under investigation. >>> changing to police department. officers are collecting racial data regarding traffic stops. this comes after complaints about lack accountability in the department and a bias against minorities. police chief robert wag told the denver post the information will keep the public informed. it's the first time the department has collected racial information regarding traffic stops in 14 years. >>> it's supposed to be the first sunday of nfl football for the 2016 season yesterday, but in ohio got cancelled. >> [boo] >> folks weren't happy about that. in the middle of the field in the end zone said went rock hard. so hard, some players said it would have been like playing on concrete. they tried to make it safe for the game, but it didn't work. the nfl cancelled the game because they thoug

our andrea flores tells us how it works. >> it's still summer. a new train from union station to winter park has skiers already thinking about the slope. >> it will be you ski and are tired. it takes the brain work out of it. the beginning of january until the end of march, future passer why is say they're excited to skip stop and go traffic. >> we're taking cars off of i-70. we estimate 500 cars would come every time the train comes and train getting up and running. >> now construction on a 850-foot heated platform to help passengers get on and off the train. >> it really brings together the feeling of colorado and skiing in. the comradery you get with all people together all going to that destination to go ski >> one way tickets start at $39, kids can ride the rail half off. tickets go on sales tuesday at 8:00. for more information, head to our website, cbs denver,.com. >>> coming up, you may want to there's something out there. that can be serious, even fatal to infants. it's whooping cough, and people can spread it without knowing it. underst

andrea flores takes a look at the investigation. >>reporter: family members of a club early sunday morning are looking for answers. their emotions ran high as denver police worked through the morning to piece together -- >> officers responded to the scene near hamilton and galena just after 3:00. >> somebody shot behind the building. >> there they found a man left for dead on the sidewalk. kimy gin was surprised to come across the investigation on class. >> it's an eye opener. it keeps us on alert. >> it's unclear if the club is connected to the shooting. >> andrea flores reporting for us. police have not released the name of the victim, but we're awaiting word on a specific -- >>> a crash happened. a man and his sister and a 10-year old who police say their car though may have been speeding. they crossed a median and smashed into a honda and a bmw. former comow aide scott what with his finance'. he died and she survived. >>> a crash killed one at federal and i-76. it happened a driver of a silver sedan died. the driver driving -- t

my mom loved her a lot already. >> and that was andrea flores reporting. taylor says her mother and daughter will share the same middle name. >> absolutely. >>> we are turning now weather. one gorgeous night for a sporting event. >> several sporting events if you are partaking tonight. we have clear skies over denver. and most of northern colorado. then you get down to monument hill. and you get in the clouds and the thunderstorms all the way down to northern new mexico there. and we have a few problems down there with some of those storms getting kind of big out here from salida all the way to just outside of walsonburg. this big thunderstorm near silver cliff has the potential of 60 miles an hour winds and quarter sized hail out of it. warning until 6:45. silver cliff, west cliff. and then we have a flash flood warning here near coledale. could have some mud slides there. custer, fremont. then we take you further down, there is a flood advisory near the city of weston until 8:15 for the heavy storms that have blown through there. and that's not all. anot

that was andrea flores reporting. the mother and daughter will share the same middle name. she is hoping the tribute will help her mother's legacy live on. there you go. >>> turning to weather, is it football, baseball, or soccer weather? or all of the above dave? we have a nice night for any event. >> i would say all of the above. we are working it out today. wow, what a temperature we had. 76 for the high at the airport. same thing downtown. normal high, 87. almost a fall like feel out there. but,t temperature. 47 and 49. morning lows so we started pretty chilly. the record, 46. we were one degree away from tying the record low. 75 is where we are sitting now. winds calm. humidity 28%. falling pressure. it is high pressure. and, from our weather watchers, gary is coming in with 77 in lakewood. and 71 in superior. thank you guys for sending waterton canyon. a few mountain goats enjoying the day. some thunderstorms are building way down south in colorado springs. some lightning strikes down here right along the southern san juans down there. but, everything should stay sout

interview 70 will be open in both directions through gle >> reporter: andrea flores. a topgolf locationing be coming to i-25 and 136th avenue. not everyone is on board. residents in this thornton neighborhood say traffic and noise concerns are at the top of their list. but the city says it would only add to residents' quality of life. they have the studies meeting zoning requirements to foot three-story driving range would include restaurants, lounges, and outdoor entertainment. >> reporter: residents have filed a lawsuit to block a major highway expansion project. cdot broke ground on the c-470 express lane project in douglas county. a stretch of road that sees more than each day. wednesday the highlands ranch neighborhood coalition filed an injunction to block the project. they say the noise and construction will exact their lives. the original plan included noise barriers. cdot dropped the barriers after tests found they would not be effective. >>> a few people seer something raindrops -- people are seeing some raindrops. >> they're pretty much hit and we'll try an

. >>> this story involves a police officer seriously hurt in the line of duty.s he returned >> andrea flores shows us after 20 excruciating months, the officer is thrilled to be back at work. >> reporter: it's a day denver police officer john adsit never thought would come going back to work after an accident at this intersection. two years ago. >> a little nervous, a little >> reporter: it's a case of jitters. >> reminds me of the first day of academy years ago, starting out. >> reporter: he's back to work for first time in two years. in december he was escourting high school students during a protest when he was almost killed by a >> physically there are certain things that i don't have any control over. >> reporter: now he r he says the hardest part of coming back is realizing how much has changed. >> from the day might have incident to now, things nationally have changed in the police world and the loefrment world -- law enforcement world. >> reporter: while he still has four more surgeries, the road to recovery i >> if i could click high heels and be back doing that, i'd do it in a hear

. >> reporter: andrea flores in boulder where cu classes begin monday. many students say they should be getting ready for the first day of school but most are looking to get out of the leases they say were too good to be true. hundreds were allowed back into their apartments thursday despite being forced out after the city of boulder deemed them unlivable wednesday afternoon. a call from a concerned parent revealed most of units were four bedrooms by installing bookcases designed to split the room in half against city code. it's not clear if the owners will face any violations. expenses will be reimbursed for the inconvenience, along with two days rent. >> it's stop here, but there's vail that'll make it through here later this evening. we'll keep showers, a chance of it, through about midnight, 1:00 in the morning looks like. and tomorrow, 73, much cooler, better chance of showers and thunderstorms. some of those could be severe. oh, here's a fun postal fact. the inside of our mailbox is under federal jurisdiction, so if you broke my right thumb, that's

an -- andrea flores is live for us tonight >> reporter: that man remains in critical condition. deputies say she was shot multipill times while driving here on i-70. the men responsible are on the loose. a scary morning for a kansas man driving eastbound on pulled up and opened fire. it all started just before one critic friday -- 1:00 friday morning, when deputies responded to mile marker 352 on a reported shooting. >> the man is deep in a dich on the westbound side -- ditch on the westbound side. >> reporter: deputies found the victim shot multiple times. local hospital by flight for life in critical condition. the motive for the shooting is still unknown. the driver of the blue honda is described as a white male with curly hair, wearing black hoodie and khaki shorts. the passenger of the vehicle also described as a white male wearing white shirt and black pants. if you have any information that could help the depose, give them a call. >>> an injured man in lakewood found laying in the street. he died. he was in the car with his sister-in-law. when the two got into an argument

andrea flores is live for >> that's right, a lot of folks are excited about this service. the new winter park express will leave from union station bright and early, 7:00 am, drop you off on the doorstep of winter park resort by 9:00, have you back in denver for dinner by 7:00. >> reporter: it's still summer. but a new train from union station to winter park has some skiers already thinking about the slopes. >> it'd be so much easier. you ski, you're tired, and it'd take all the brain work out of it. >> reporter: it will run saturday and sunday through the beginning of march. passengers are excited to skip stop and go traffic. >> we're take cars off of i-70. and we estimate there's about 500 cars that would come off every time the train comes and goes. >> reporter: the president says a lot of work goes into getting the 500 passenger train and 88 complaint platform up and running. >> what you see going to behind a 950 foot heated cement platform to make it easier for people to get on and off the train. >> reporter: nostalgia brings us back to the days before they stopped se

andrea flores travelled to northeastern colorado for this very important case and just left that courtroom where sheriff tom hannah was advised of the charges. >> reporter: that's right. we were there the entire time in the courtroom. he kept his head said he plans to contest every charge and says he's not a menace to society. those charges include two felony sexual assault allegations, official misconduct and soliciting charges as well. according to an arrest affidavit, he allegedly took a handcuffed developmentally disabled woman from jail to his home in his personal vehicle. there he allegedly offered her $60 for sex, forced her to strip and perform sexual acts. the victim money back. he handcuffed the woman again at his home and transmitted her to logan county jail. he later deposited $20 into her economiesary account -- commissary account. he is still the sheriff in the county, but an acting sheriff will fill in. we spoke with one ever his neighbors who said she's >>> new information about a head-on crash involving a suspected dui driver going the wrong way down a highway. the victim,

. >> reporter: andrea flores where sedgewick county's sheriff's bond was set at a quarter million dollars by a judge is. he plans to contest every charge. those charges include two felony sexual assault allegations, official misconducting and soliciting. according to an arrest affidavit he allegedly took a handcuffed developmentally disabled woman from jail to his home i personal vehicle. there he allegedly offered her $60 for sex, forced thor strip and perform sexual acts on her. the victim told investigators she later gave the money back. he handcuffed the woman at his home and transported her to the logan county jail. the affidavit states he later deposited $20 into her commissary account. the coroner will fill in as the acting sheriff. if convicted, >>> melissa garcia in denver where close to 100 people are on the streets after the city shut down this youth hostel. residents got off work yesterday to find their home surrounded with caution tape and danger signs. the city cited the building owner for a slew of fire code violations. some residents have lived here for months or years and

from that's where cbs4's andrea flores joins us live tonight. andrea, police have still not identified a suspect. >> reporter: that's right. no identification. denver police tell us they're working with businesses in the shopping center to try to get their hands on surveillance video. take a look at this evidence, remains here investigators work to figure out what led up to this deadly shooting. >> reporter: family members of a man shot and killed early sunday morning are looking for answers. their emotions ran high as denver police work throughout the day to piece together clues left behind, like beer cans and a baseball cap. >> is this your vehicle? >> reporter: officers responded somebody shot behind the building. >> reporter: there they found a man left for dead on the sidewalk. >> it's just an eye opener. you know, just kind of keeps us on alert. >> reporter: it's unclear if the club is connected to the shooting. now the victims identity has not yet been released. police have also not provided any suspect description or a motive. reporting l

andrea flores takes a look at this investigation. >>reporter: family members of a man shot and killed behind pc -- they're looking for answers. their emotions ran high as denver police worked through the day to piece together behind like beer cans and a baseball cap. >> is this your vehicle? >> yep. >> officers responded to the scene near hamilton and galena just after 3:00. >> somebody shot find the building. >> they found a man left for dead on the sidewalk. jaime was surprised to come among the accident -- >> it's an eye opener and keeps us on alert. >> it's unclear if the club is reporting. police haven't released the name of the victim. this morning, we're waiting on suspect descriptions. >>> governor andrew cuomo -- this happened yesterday at 9:30. among those killed, a man, his sister and 10-year old son on the way to the boy's birthday party at a water park. their car may have been speeding across the median, a honda and bmw. >>> state patrol wants to find a second vehicle in a racing incident that ended with a crash killing

andrea flores was there, and joins us live from the courthouse. >> reporter: hannetwork a kept his head down for most of the hearing today saying he plans to contest every charge. >> i'm really surprised. couldn't have been anymore surprised. >> reporter: elane listens across the street from tom hana and surprised to learn he's accused of sexually assaulting a mentally disabled inmate. affidavit, he allegedly took the woman from the jail to his home in his personal vehicle. he allegedly offered her $60 for sex, forced her to strip and performed sexual acts on her. the victim told investigators she gave the money back. he then handcuffed the woman at his home and transmitted her to the logan county jail. the affidavit states he later depoftded $20 into -- deposited $20 intoary commry >> there was information given to me that i had to act on quickly, and i did that. and once i deemed it necessary, i brought in the investigation and went from there and made the decision today that they needed to take over. so everything happened quickly, but i've done everything with as much transparency a

cbs 4's andrea flores joins us tonight, a really emotional story. >> that's right, there are certain milestones that moms never want to miss, or one westminster woman, learning the gender of her unborn baby days before her mother's death was at the top of her list. >> you have a daughter. >> no way. >> yes, you have a da maserati, says learning she was having a baby girl in the same hospital bed as her terminally ill mother is something she will never forget. >> i just looked at her and everything kind of flashed. it hit me more that she would not be there. >> reporter: battling stage iv brain and lung cancer, doctors at longmont united hospital knew her mom's time was coming to an end. i could not picture myself going through all of this without her. >> reporter: the hospital arranged for taylor to have an ultrasound lying next to her mom before it was too late. >> she reached over and patted my cheek which is something that she has always done. .moment is when i kind of knew she was still fighting, but kind of ready to go as well. >> reporter: taylor's mom passed away three days la

live in denver, andrea flores, cbs4 news republican presidential candidate donald trump says he will deliver a speech on illegal immigration. it will take place is wednesday in arizona. this comes a week after speculation that trump might be softening his promise to deport 11 million people living in the us illegally. today, kellyanne conway said his position. >> there is no amnesty. he is building that wall. that has been the centerpiece of his candidacy and his immigration vision from the beginning. it has not changed.>> what you heard him describe in his usual plainspoken american way was a mechanism, not a policy. you will hear more detail in the next two weeks. >> trump would only remove what he called criminal illegal >>> libertarian presidential candidate gary johnson says he hopes to be on the debate stage with clinton and trump. the former governor of new mexico needs an average of 15% in five poles to make the debates. johnson admits if he does not make it, it is game over. >>> ac dot worker directing traffic has been the victim of a deadly crash. it happened friday night o

.>> and i'm thomaston come andrea flores joins us live from scene, we understand the victim was able to take a picture of her attacker.>>reporter: that neighbors walking along the strip earlier today said they saw a man who fit that suspects description standing on this bridge you see behind me around noon and they called police, dpd says the man they saw is now considered a person of interest, denver police said 25- year-old demarcus burkhart is being held, dpd says a woman was walking on highline canal trail around noon on friday when near dartmouth in forest, the victim was able to step this picture as he was walking away and describe the suspects seen here this sketch of the man in his 20s between 5'8" tall and 5'10" tall with short dreadlocks and a beard and a neighbor who do not want to be identified said this was the second attack on the trail and so many weeks.>> it is a perfectly safe trail and no one ever had to worry about it before, but twice in 10 days, trying to figure out if the man they haven't custody is related to any other incidents that happened on this trail and

all of these things happening with the $10 million reality >> reporter: andrea froeres in denver -- flores in denver, where a new train set to run from union station to winter park has some here thinking about hitting the slopes. it will run every saturday and sunday from the beginning of january to the end of march. one-way tickets start at $39 per adult. kids ages 2-12 can ride half off. construction has already begun on a new heated platform that will make it easier for passengers to get on and off tickets go on sail next tuesday at 8:00 am on the amtrak website website. >>> teenagers and younger kidsing held against their will to take part in child prostitution. rick salinger will show us how a colorado operation is operating undercover to save the children were >> reporter: sex for sale on the streets of thailand. what goes on behind the scenes with young girls is usually hidden. >> reporter: for matt parker of the exodus road, goes undercover. >> see who's there, who's for sale >> reporter: how their academies lead -- actions lead to raids and the children they rescue. >> coming up t