. >>> someone watching breckinridge's annual do they do with 16,000 rubber duckies every other day of the sun, and a decent warm up now that the front pushed south of the city. i am meteorologist kathy sabine, took all day to get to 84 degrees, it was cloudy, foggy, and cool today and now there are a couple of thunderstorms that are starting to pop up on the radar, tracking from the southwest to the northeast, nonsevere storms around the city, but they are close so we will keep an eye on those through the dinner hour. down south the storms are producing hail, severe thunderstorm warnings and heavy rain around la junta and lamar, storms in flash flood zone from hurricane newton, yep, all that moisture coming in and those slow-moving thunderstorms mean the flood threat will increase over southern colorado tomorrow. around here tonight, just isolated showers expected. there will be clearing later on and then the darn fog will redevelop for those of you that head out early tomorrow morning. i think tomorrow will be a warmer, drier day. low to mid 80s up and down the front range with a mix

claimed not to know about heidi's abduction nor did potential suspect number two, his buddy roger breckinridge, another guy with a and then there was the third guy from tonya's story. his name was michael bohrer. he lived a mile from the convenience store and had heidi make him a sandwich most days she was working. what made bohrer stand out among the three was his admitted obsession with the heidi allen case. had told investigators as much months earlier. >> i knew one day i'm going to pop in the picture somewhere. >> you seemed so preoccupied with the case. >> i was obsessed with it >> reporter: turns out, he had a shoe box full of old news clippings he'd kept for two decades. in court, bohrer's testimony was was videoed, but he admitted years back he'd been a drug dealer, and he became very emotional. >> he started crying when it came to questions concerning his obsession with the case. and he kept driving by the sign that says, where's heidi. and he thought about her six times a day. >> reporter: strange. and remember that profile drawn zandt, today a contributor to msnbc? back then he'd p