we see her take a laptop from the faith baptist church in broomfield on saturday. if you think you might recognize this woman, call police in britain -- broomfield.>>> a bank robber in thornton. this was last tuesday. his shirt has a school a the thief got away with cash. >>> an effort to increase police accountability. the denver police department will begin collecting racial data during traffic stops. still a lot of questions about how this would work. >> reporter: right now, there is not a system in place for how they would collect that information but the chief says the end of the year. he tends climate between police and minorities across the country is prompting the denver police department to try something new tech >> this has certainly gotten our attention. >> reporter: denver police chief robert white says he would like officers to start collecting racial data. how it will work is still unclear. he says the information would likely come from suspicious traffic and de technology. the officer can simply get back into his car and hopefully through his compute

. >> problem solvers on patrol with broomfield cop. he spots a crime eating to happen. >> about 70 percent are more burglaries this year have been because of open garage doors. >> and open garage door literally opens the door to a crime that is low risk and high reward criminals an opportunity to come in and get away with a fairly easy crime. >> is a crime that has doubled in broomfield this summer over last he wants residents to know. >> we been here for about a minute but if we were a burglar we could have had a lot of things. the homeowner holly comes out and please give him personal planners. >> we're not try to shame these people. these are normal people just like you and i expect the opposite finds find another open invitation to a criminal my concern here is i can see three motorcycle. the homeowner appreciates the heads up on a crime he did not think much about. >> not so much in the daytime. >> it can happen to any of us to it as happened to me. >> it happened him more than 15 years ago. >> i thought my wife had moved into our

you can see a woman walking intoothis church in broomfield. it's the broomfield baptist church. clutching hand. after looking around she took a laptop. police did arrest her, thanks to your tips. >>> denver health is issuing a tuberculosis warning. now it seems only employees at the hospital are at risk. they came in contact with a patient between may and late last month. the hospital says no one else should be at risk. >>> a salmonella outbreak, the center of the outbreak. five people were sick, 30 had to go to the hospital. >>> telluride ski area is taking a stand against the epic pass. it's going with a mount collective pass, two days at 12 independently owned resorts for just over $400. each year vail sells half a million epic passes. >>> now to the north pole, the one in our state, where mountain lion is causing quite a scare. santa is okay, apparently. it's happening at that amusement park the north pole at pike's peek. the big cat showed up last ?onth and has come back several times. the park has installed barriers. >> no doubt he's focused on the deer. all three sighting

that's when thornton police, broomfield state patrol, and weld county got into a pursuit with this vehicle and ended up here at mile marker 236. they used spike strips to stop the vehicle. you can take a look at the front tire, back tires on this vehicle, and the front, and they weren't the only ones who hit the strips. we a fed ex truck that also got hit with the strips and another one behind it. here's what we know so far. they did have two suspects in the vehicle. they both are in custody at this time. so no longer a threat. here's the bad part about this, this was not a real firearm, this was a bb gun. because now they are facing felony charges. back to you. >>> another day, another big delay for the university of colorado a line and there were issues with other rtd trains as well. denver7's jason gruenauer joins us now. jason, rtd officials are telling people to be patient? >> reporter: yeah, but that's tough when you're trying to make it to work or the airport onim a line is running on time. we already saw a train that departed here a few minutes ago heading to the airport. the next

showing their respects signing a guestbook here at the broomfield commons we're told by family it was her friends were organized this. a pastor telling those gathered to keep having a health and keep having faith as they lay candles in their memory. meaning so much. the community has rallied around them. a formal funeral service will be taking place memorial service on friday at 10:00 a.m. more information will be on our website. fox 31. of the few goats and a tragedy struck when a car accident claimed the life of a 48 -year-old man, john jefferson. to make friends and family gathered at a visual at aurora to honor him. originally street racing was expected to be the cause of the action. authorities say an ongoing investigation will determine the cause and if charges are filed. married by common law for seven years he told his bow shortly before his tragic death that he was going to p rain this weekend. i just sobbed and sobbed. the ring is in its rightful place the jj is not. >> people need to be aware of what they're they are doing on the road. play investigates they believe it's a

. >>> a new ikea expected to open in broomfield in two years. fans north of denver like the idea of not having to drive south of town. and the mayor of broomfield says he's been keeping the news a secret four months. he calls the new store a that area. >>> with housing costs soaring, many low income families are struggling. one high school student decided she could help. this 90 scare foot tiny home built by hannah golden gives new meaning to the word cozy. while she knows a family could never live in there, she's donating it to habitat for nity. >> up there is the main fit a full sized bad. >> this small abode should bring in big money. >>> the broncos are set to take over thnang rights to high. y field at mile what could that mean for the future of the stadium? i talked to team management about the possibilities. >> reporter: as the broncos left the practice field wednesday afternoon, fans were talking about the future names of sports authority field. >> i wouldn't mind back to the naming rights from sports authority, assuming court approval.

. >>> two teenagers force a broomfield high school to go on lockdown after making threats. broomfield police say the teens were cursing at each other and acted like they were carrying weapons. neither had weapons but they are both in police custody. >>> el paso county deputies are investigating a suspicious death at a home near falcon. afternoon. deputies have not said how the person dead. the coroner is working to identify that person. so far no one has been arrested. >>> the family of the teenager behind jack's law is asking for your help to lay him to rest. jack splitt helped pave the way for colorado schools to let ds like him use medical marijuana. >> jack for that. his light we will hold in each and every one of us in our hearts, and you know, people that think that one person can't make a difference, that's just not true. jack made a differenne. >> memorial fund is set up for funeral expenses for jack. you can find a link on our denver 7 app. >>> the family of a man killed saving his friend's life is remember him. dalton mccreary died after pushing his friend out of

you can see that stronger cell east of broomfield. here in denver a couple light rain showers, nothing too crazy, haven't seen a lot of lightning either. we're still doing good in that regard. tomorrow once again it's similar to this, a thunderstorm here, one over there and then we're done after about 7:00, sunday just for you, jonathan. we'll have another chance of seeing a couple more storms tuesday and thursday next week, but we're cranking up the heat. >> that's it for us on 9news at 4:00. 9news at 5:00 is next. >>> next at 5:00 a spike in overdose deaths linked to the type of drug inst amount. >> a man in his underwear delays a flight headed to denver, but that's not the most bizarre part of the story. >> he drove under the jet bridge of jet bridge 16 and ran head on into the nose gear of a southwest flight. >> and the inspiration behind a playground built in a day next on 9news. >> this is 9news. >>> the sunshine is back and it feels a little warmer outside, throughout the night. kathy is in the weather center. storms shouldn't

. >>> also how people in broomfield are accidentally inviting burglars into their home and why the dea won't recognize possible of marijuana. >>> and why where two african lions are making a home for themselves in colorado. >>> britt, look here. we had a cool front slip in today. this is a weak front but it has shifted winds out of the north and we get a slightly cooler batch of air compared to yesterday and this afternoon we'll crop up showers and thunderstorms. the big deal tonight after midnight the showers peak and tomorrow is just 81 degrees. >> really nice. thank you so much. >> thanks for being with us here on cbs4. have a great afternoon. >> are you back tomorrow morning? >> yes. >> we'll be here 4:30 to 7:00. y22xqy yi0y ? >> liam: katie wants your 12.5% of forrester? >> bill: and she was standing right beside brooke when she said it. >> liam: what does that mean? >> bill: i don't know what it means. i tried to get brooke to weigh in on the settlement. then katie turned it down. and it was a hell of an offer -- lot of perks and 50 million bucks. she wants the stock instead. >>

and clouds will thin out and broomfield, 77. centennial, 75. afternoon highs will be in the 80s from fort collins to denver and eastern plain and mountains, 60s western slope, 86 degrees, threat of severe weather will be pretty low, stronger storm will be in the northern tier of the u.s. over minnesota. right now, doppler 9 is showing storms over northern new mexico so the me the movement of this storm so that is how we will see storms develop this afternoon from the south to the north around 3:30. most of the action is happening in the mountains. to the south of the city around 7:00 p.m., look off towards the distance to the south where you can see some lightning. then overnight, our skies are mostly cloudy and areas of fog could develop on the eastern plains. around 56 degrees, areases of fog, as i mentioned, and chance of some showers. we will warm up on thursday and friday and the start of your weekend will be warm, high of 88. >>> the drug company will make a generic version of the epipen, half the price of the weeks. the generic will cost

she stumbles in a baptist church near 1st and emerald in broomfield. she sets the glass down, grabs a laptop, grabs a hat, and takes off. releasing this video, hoping that someone will recognize her and call police. >>> armed robber is on the run after holding up an adult store in commerce city. police tell us he pointed a gun attthe clerk, tied her up and took off with cash. happened yesterday morning. detectives say they aren't ready to release the surveillance video at this point. if you know anything, you are asked to call crimestoppers. you could be eligible for a cash reward. street mall. a man comes forward o tell us he was ambushed and robbed and lost parr of his ear in the process. what is the city of denver doing? denver7's jason gruenauer working to get answers for us this morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, mitch. injury involving a skate board you would assume someone fell, that they didn't get hit on the side of the skull with it. that's whaa one man says happened to him. denver7 spoke sterns, who is homeless himself, but happened

reporting live outside the health center on south colorado boulevard, i'm amanda del >>> broomfield police say the church thief in this video is now in custody. we showed you this video yesterday. you see the woman right there walking into a baptist church, wine in hand, stealing a laptop. >> broomfield police say she is 34-year-old cheryl merrill. they released her mug shot last night. they say they caught her with help from tips from the community. >>> we know a lot of you saw liihtning in the sky last night. started a fire at a house in castle pines. >> first alert meteorologist lisa hidalgo joins us now. will things be calmer this afternoon? >> we'll see fewer storms likely today, but more tomorrow. this morning we're starting off with a beautiful start. sunshine, live near sterling from our viera wireless camera. had a nice shot of the back side of eddie there. that's eddie our awesome roving cameraman. temperatures in the upper 80s by noon. by 3:00, 93. it's going to be another hot day today. but there storms, like yesterday could cool things off. by 6:00, we're at 88 with a few stor

that woman a 21-year-old from broomfield and the driver of the truck, a 44-year-old man from greeley, both died at the scene. speed as well as alcohol and/or creek fire. the state forest service says it was human caused. the fire started june 19th. it's burned 37,000 acres so far. crews have it 53% contained and full containment is still not expected until late october. >>> let's check in now with meteorologist chris spears. we see a big change coming. >> definitely a big change in the works. the moisture radar. the skies look threatening, but is this a case of looks consider deceiving? >>> trevor siemian is getting the start for the broncos, when the coach will make a decision about the regular season starter at qb. >>> well, we want to update you on the vandalism on lookout mountain. the jefferson county sheriff's office says the man in the video is stanley stetler. he faces a charge of defacing property. the second on the recording is >>> mosquito concerns. in larimer county, they'll spray for mosquitoes tomorrow and sunday. that's because of the number of trapped mosquitoes infect

. >>> broomfield's legacy hh school was on lockdown for a couple of hours yesterday. broomfield police say two teenagers were cursing at each other in front of the school. a resource officer tried to step in and the teens acted like they had a gun. police never found any weapons. however, both teens were three hours late to his private fundraiser in aspen last night. that event was closed to the press, sooyou are looking at some file video here. it cost at least $2,700 to get into the fundraiser. the trump campaign blamed travel problems for the delay. >>> trump continues to trail hillary clinton in the polls. the most recent numbers show clinton with a 3-point lead at 39%, trump at 36%. gary johnson and jill stein there both polling right single digits. >>> the broncos are back in action tomorrow night. they'll host the los angeles rams at mile high. a lot of question marks still at quarterback. >> trevor siemian will get the start tomorrow at quarterback. it does look like he's the favorite to win the starting job for the regular season. denver7 spoke with head coac

you can see the others, the lower rates broomfield, littleton and brighton park >>> the annual college -- breaking. >>> the annuaa college rankings. college library, the school will get high marks for being close to downtown denver. and the university of colorrdo ranked, number 10, in part because of thh gatherings but they have been improving the reputations. they were ranked 17th for the most beautiful campus. >>> be careful what you say around your dogs. are saying. the research center say that dogs can process language similar to the way we do it. researchers in hungry scanned the brains of dogs. researchers say nonsense words with a positive tone did not played up any activity in the brains of the dogs. >>> we have images from space. hurricane lester, and hurricane hurricane madeline is a big concern. it is a category for. it is not expected to make landfall but there will be heavy winds and rain. >>> looking at clouds from both sides, here is what they look at denver -- in denver today. looking off to the west, these storms buildinup mountains and showing you the other side, from

the phone of pleasure taking pictures of your all-time favorite boy band dutra was wrong forecast broomfield at first along with old town and more doors will open at 630 this will be a throwback concert that i know you will love you can have the first thing ?-middle-dot combos actually a lot of music to keep you busy this weekend this guy my mom her all-time favorite she loves him tonight is the night my friends at josh broke grow been over at pepsi center he'll play in actually sarah mclaughlin will play them another one of my favorites for something to do today had the pepsi center.com and get those josh grow been okay you are not josh grow been great dutra. >> you know what they're maybe you could sing with this band because they do like to rock out that's right germany is going to be at pepsi center along with the doobie brothers is this saturday night that at $40 and they begin your good to pepsi center.com and finally i want to be up early tomorrow morning and i hope you will be too great dutra tonight had some fun with these folks and the other day a whole hold a walk around the festi

. >>> a man and woman accused of stealing from a center in broomfield. they store wallets and is car keys. the pair was last seen in a silver chrysler sebring. >>> parents are calling it a crisis. the price of the epipen has gone up 5% years. jeff todd has been looking into the tough decision parents have to make. >> reporter: experts say the actual medicine inside an epipen isn't that much. and you just insert it into your leg for 10 seconds. without insurance, these cost $600! even the and the pharmacist was almost apologetic. this is my bill. $273.67. >> reporter: one month ago, kristen kid had to inject her son with an epipen during an emergency. >> it's nonnegoeshlable -- nonnegotiable. >> it's basically adrenalin, increases your blood pressure, makes the swelling go down. >> reporter: after the incident, she went and bought another 2-pack. >> i was thinking maybe $50. when it was $273 after insurance, i was stunned. i cannot imagine why it's so expensive. >> reporter: another parent sent us these two receipts showing the price increase year-over-ye

. >> reporter: it was an emotional evening here in broomfield. loved ones and friends gathered to remember briand up. she was just 21 years old. >> the family is devastated. we cannot believe it happened. >> reporter: she was killed when a driver went the wrong way >> she was a gentle soul, she loved children. >> reporter: they gathered for a candlelight vigil. >> if you have a word or a phrase that remind you of breanna, please do me a favor and do it -- say it out loud where you are. >> beautiful, kind and loving. those were all words mentioned at the >> she was kind and loving. we will miss her so much. >> reporter: lidia is brianna smith boyfriends mother. i asked her about briand is hope and dreams. >> she was going to be a teacher. and she wanted to have kids of her own someday. >> reporter: alive cut too short. a memorial service will be held at 10 am this friday at romero funeral home. >>> officials like yellowstone national park are issuing a big reminder tonight. be careful . worker fell off of the class. she was talking to coworkers ne

the crime was last week near sixth and >>> a man and woman accused of stealing from a center in broomfield. they store wallets and is car keys. the pair was last seen in a silver chrysler sebring. >>> parents are calling it a crisis. the price of the epipen has gone up 5% in the last few years. jeff todd has been parents have to make. >> reporter: experts say the actual medicine inside an epipen isn't that much. and you just insert it into your leg for 10 seconds. without insurance, these cost $600! even the generic kind is $400. >> it shocked me. and the pharmacist was almost apologetic. this is my $273.67. >> reporter: one month ago, kristen kid had to inject her son with an epipen during an emergency. >> it's nonnegoeshlable -- nonnegotiable. >> it's basically adrenalin, increases your blood pressure, makes the swelling go down. >> reporter: after the incident, she went and bought another 2-pack. >> i was thinking maybe $50. when it was $273 after i cannot imagine why it's so expensive. >> reporter: another parent sent us these two receipts showing the price increase year-over-year up a

a pickup was headed the wrong way, and collided with a car, killing the 21-year-old victim from broomfield. the driver of the pickup is from greeley. investigators believe speed and alcohol or drugs played a role. >>> a teeshlg riding his -- teenager riding his bike to the school was rushed to the hospital after colliding with a semi. he was riding his bike on the wrong side of hit that truck. his bike wound up underneath that rig. the victim has serious but not life-threatening injuries. >>> this is the news in campaign 2016. hillary clinton is on the trail amid new questions about her e-mails from her time as secretary of state. in ohio donald trump said a special prosecutor should lead an expedited investigation into clinton's use of her private e-mail server, and also to see treatment while she was secretary of state. last night on the kimmel show, clinton said her e-mails are boring. the state department is revealing nearly 15,000 previously undisclosed messages that were uncovered during an fbi investigation. >>> meanwhile clinton's running mate tim kaine was in lakewood today. shaun

the broomfield women also do not make it. police think speed an played a factor. we could be into the deadliest labor day weekend on the road since 2008. they predict 500 people will be killed on the roads during the holiday. new numbbrs show the traffic deaths having surged in the first part of the year. there for 254 fatalities from january through june and that is 8% higher than last year. arrested a man whose record includes seven arrests for drunk driving. denver7's adam hammond has more. >> reporter: this is michael wiley one of 18 arrested but he has the biggest record. police say wiley has been arrested five times in colorado for drunk driving and he was arrested for the same thing twice in wyoming. wiley's dui record could result in pron a colorado law makes the fourth charge in a lifetime if only punishable by 6 years in prison. a recent colorado man convicted offdrunk driving six times only got probation. this is the body cam radio of the 54--ear-old. george brauchler tells us this is proof the colorado laws need to >>> a follow-up now to a story we tol

. >> reporter: it was an emotional evening here in broomfield. loved ones and friends gathered to remember briand up. shwas just 21 years >> the family is devastated. we cannot believe it happened. >> reporter: she was killed when a driver went the wrong way on highway 34 in loveland. >> she was a gentle soul, she loved children. >> reporter: they gathered for a candlelight vigil. phrase that remind you of breanna, please do me a favor and do it -- say it out loud where you are. >> beautiful, kind and loving. those were all words mentioned at the vigil toniggt. >> she was kind and loving. we will miss her so much. >> reporter: smith boyfriends mother. i asked her about briand is hope and dreams. >> she was going to be a teacher. and she wanted to have kids of her own someday. >> reporter: alive cut too short. her memory will last forever. a memorial service will be held at 10 am this friday at romero funeral home. national park are issuing a big reminder tonight. be careful . a 21-year-old worker fell off of the class. she was talking to coworker

you can see eastbound just after broomfield that's where you're going to see some slow downs westbound just after i-25. britt, otherwise as the metro area picture, no accidents or stalls to report. >>> the veil town council has scrapped a plan that could have raised the lift ticket tax. . they were considering a november ballot question. the city wanted to use the money to create more parking but after a public hearing on the town idea the council votes 6-1 on the measure. problems. >>> we love to be a part of special projects and this is a spreshl project. >> reporter: denver national airport is adding more shops and changing a baggage claim. perhaps all it needs is the magic touch. >> what we want to do is firms. >> reporter: magic johnson enterprises has been doing business in denver for a long time. now the basketball star is among the equity partners looking to improve dia. >> you have already changed downtown and now that movement is going towards the airport and i want to be part of that change. >> reporter: in a business committee meeting wednesday, preagreement plans for overh

. >> yesterday we showed you surveillance eddie was this woman walked into a broomfield baptist church, she has wine in hand and walks around and steals a laptop. >> she is 34-year-old sarah merrill and they arrested her thanks to your tips. >>> boulders intimate dies before completing one last stop, he performed illegal studs for decades and was finally moved to a nursing home a few years ago with dementia. our partners with the daily cameea said he tried to escape several times from the nursing home so he could perform one last start that he was not able to. he was 61 years old. evil cheesy got permission to name as evil knievel after breaking into evil knievel's home to ask his permission. >>> there is a mountain lion looking at the north pole. we are talking about the north pole amusement park at the base of pikes peak. the cat showed up last month and is come back several times. the park has installed barriers to protect visitors but he is really after his reindeer. >> there's no doubt that the lien is focused on the deer, all 3 around the deer pen. we consider the lion a threat t

we see her take a laptop from the faith baptist church in broomfield on saturday. if you think you might recognize this woman, call police in britain -- thornton. this was last tuesday. his shirt has a school and the words tap out. the thief got away with cash. >>> an effort to increase police accountability. the denver police department will begin collecting racial data during traffic stops. still a lot of questions about how this would work. >> reporter: right now, there is not a system in information but the chief says he hopes to collect the data by the end of the year. he tends climate between police and minorities across the country is prompting the denver police department to try something new tech >> this has certainly gotten our attention. >> reporter: denver police chief robert white says he would like officers to start how it will work is still unclear. he says the information would likely come from suspicious traffic and pedestrian stops. >> it has to be done through technology. the officer can simply get back into his car and hopefully through his comp

. >>> police in broomfield caught the woman they think stole a laptop from recover the laptop. >>> the ballot in november might not be as crowdeds we thought. two antifracking initiate inches might not have enough signatures to make it on. jeff todd has been looking into it. the story involves several empty boxes. >> petitions are trop offend in box, sometimes they're full, you sometimes they aren't. as the scan them in and make compete sets that they send tuf get verified. sometimes there are empty boxes history over, sometimes there aren't. there were so many today, the state didn't know what to do with all of them. at the secretary of state's conference room, an entire corn serfilled with empty boxes. >> some of the boxes that the proonts of these antioil and gas measures brought in only had a few petitions in the box. >> reporter: this is video from frack-free colorado on their facebook pe shows the group dropping off petitions monday morning. the group marked 98592 signatures for each initiative to get on the ballot. 75 would have given cities and counties more control on oil and

nearly 60 sheds and barns broken into in broomfield. and police do have two suspects here. twoen men were surveillance camera driving a ford work van. our partnerships with the akron beacon journal said they're going after a specific brand. more than a hundred stih lawn tools have been stolen [ indiscernible ] >>> and parents outraged in cuyahoga heights. the distribute's superintendent is put on leave weeks before classes begin. and parents and students tell nowhere. >> why would you wait two weeks before the school to begin to do this. this is ridiculous to me. i don't know why and nobody knows why. >> the school board is not answering questions. in fact, they went into a closed-door session three minutes into last night's meeting. we spoke with mr. evans but he doesn't want to comment until he speaks with the lawyer. there is another board meeting on wednesday and that is exing theed to be packed with parents looking for answers. >>> this morning, a florida woman is suing over the deadly plane gary shapiro's widow is claiming negligence caused the corporate jet to crash

as matter-of-fact i just watched skyfox land in broomfield to make that may assuming toward u.s. 36. quiet in the city, but expecting the rain as we go through the night in just a few pockets of rain on the south side of town. there's your bigger storms in your acre hail signature. it's been on a not that they seem in for several days. seven is to the north and we got into the 80s and the south. just about everybody could. outside right now, dark skies off to the west. again, humidity values over the metro are low. a lot of the moisture coming into the clouds having a tough time reaching the ground. i think that changes as we go into the night. it is a mix of 60s and 70s. a push of 70s on the eastern plains and much cooler 50s back in georgetown at 53. humidity, higher in the not bad out here on the eastern plains and then you get this wedge of dry air over the top of us. future cash of the that is a little storm for denver and the south side of down. you get some showers. overall this pattern is what i like from 10:00 o'clock overnight just on and off showers coming in waves, not ev

around broomfield and is 20 the south and southwest. it starts to group toward interior sections of the city within the next 45 minutes to an hour if, in fact, it does hold together. and strengthening acus the rockies have a home game tonight against the nationals i believe for the dodgers have there. to play that will clear out in time for first pitch. it's been stuck basically in still a few isolated stones around, a few of us started to drive up by about midnight leaving is partly cloudy by the time we wake up tomorrow morning with lows in the upper 50s. late morning at 7:00 a.m., a dry drive into work as we may start to see some of these light rain showers across the front range, the foothills, and may be down into the palmer raids and then as the advanced toward the late day, disagree senior today a few passing choppers. maybe at dumbledore or two. what's going to happen tomorrow afternoon, once again, if they get pockets of heavy rain, temperatures are now in the '50s, 60s and 70s in part to the high country. members at 69 and the

. >>> as we look towards 36, your transition between boulder, broomfield and denver is fantastic, great, easy speeds. if you'll get to the airport, enjoy the ride because of the clear start on pena boulevard, plenty of great conditions once you get to the airport. your estimated security wait types stand around 20 minutes at the very most. if you'll get out and about, >>> the search continue in italy for those killed by last week's destructive 6.2 earthquake. at least 290 people are confirmed dead but that number could go up. hopes of finding any more survivors are dropping as the hour and days pass. teams are now tearing down beyond repair but partially standing. italian authorities promise to investigate whether ignoring building codes played role in the high death toll. >>> sometimes the only way to survey damage is with drones. now, new drone rules in the u.s. will take effect to let thousand of pilots fly remote- controlled gadgets legally. the federal aviation administration will let people fly drones if they first take a test. so far, nearly 4,000 people certified drone pilot. th

if that holds together it will broomfield over the next 45 minutes. further up the road we've got a storm in larimer county. this thing is putting down pretty heavy rain and it seems to be slowing down just a little bit. national weather service has just put out an aerial flood advisory around liver moore, ted's place. pockets of storms, one on the eastern plains, a few more still to go on the northwestern side of the state and down in the san juan mountains. we'll take a deeper look at that radar, the futurecast, see if we can get a few more bands coming through before the night is over. >> chris, thanks. >>> now to the olympic games, security in rio de janeiro is even tighter around the sporting venues. but as jamie yuccas found out, there are still flaws in the system. >> u.s.a. >> reporter: from the famed co- general us, more than 80,000 officers and police officers are on the ground protecting the tourists visiting, like emory waters from wisconsin. >> there's a cop car on every single corner. lights on and everything like that. >> reporter: does

. >>> police in broomfield talking about an alarming increase in robberies. the glaring mistake by homeowners that's making their homes targets. >> and while the fire ,, with prism on the go from centurylink, you can get your favorite shows right on your devices pretty much everywhere you go. um, paul, that was great. i like how you can walk around and watch your shows. and your delivery really evokes "the frozen north". meets "un giorno nella vita." or early film noir. like "whispering city." but the french version. i'm just gonna take a drumstick there. hmm, it's a bit derivative. mom: and your suggestion? "the pottery maker"? son: no. "the summer of my despondency." >>> two people dead following this massive fire at an apartment building in maryland. started with a large explosion that sent dozens of people were hurt. adam may is joining us tonight, some people are still missing we hear. >> reporter: absolutely. this blast was huge and firefighters have not been able to pinpoint the amount of people that are unaccounted for. but we have been speaking with

the broomfield city council took the first steps toward welcoming ikea. they are working to buy 123 acres near i-25 and east baseline road. the store is still several years out. >>> hillary clinton, donald trump. we could find no shortage of candidates for president. why this list will show up on your ballot. >> and hail rips apart homes and shatters windshields. catastrophic store. and third time's the charm. >> okay, so it may not be the crime of the century, but it is enough to get one woman fired up in jefferson county. egging her home ken caryl ranch. >> reporter: this home has not been targeted once, but three times. and now, the owner has leverage. she has the culprits caught on camera right in the act. she is also passing around the flyer offering a reward. >> it ii shocking. >> reporter: shocking is one word coming home to this >> reporter: these stains running down gina's roof are from eggs. >> the first time, yeah. oh my gosh. you know. this is a mess clean it up. >> reporter: it was after is second egging she decided to take action placing cam

and the temperatures out there, are around 64, and same downtown, as well as broomfield and 71 in greeley and 70s from fort morgan to sterling as well. and upper 50s in idaho springs and evergreen and now at 60 in silver thorn. and at the airport, mostly calm. in the 9 backyard, wonderful in the sunshine, and the temperatures slow to warm up and in the upper 50s. by this afternoon, i anticipate a lot of folks in the 70s. and up and down the interstate, along the eastern plains, close to 80. and 60s in grand lake, and frisco, and off to aspen as well. once the thunderstorms cruise in, then we will be watching for some cooler temperatures fairly quickly. we will be watching the nice cool-off. most of the action off to the western slopes. around san juan. telluride. lake city. into the durango area. and then furt central mountains. aspen. snow mass. carbon dale through glenwood springs. stronger pockets of thunderstorms are pushing their way. tonight here in town, we are watching for the evening showers, i think everything winds down by about 10:00, 11:00, and partly cloudy skies, overnight,

cameras caught this woman taking a laptop from the faith baptist church in broomfield. she walks in with what appears a glass of wine and makes off with a computer. this was saturday at the faith baptist church. call camera standing in lines at the wellsfargo. at the time he was wearing a shirt with a skull and the words "tap out" on it. he didn't show the teller a weapon but he did get away with cash. >>> a wild fire in san bernardino, california is now more than 10 square miles and it forced people out of more than 5200 homes. it's only 6% contained. it was first reported at noon on sunday. and it has brush and timber in that area. for some people living near the fire, evacuations is becoming yearly. >> it's eerie and emotional. we have been through this quite a few times. this my third time. >> we pack the most important items, and some clothes and we've done it three times, two times before. >> there are more than 840 firefighters working around the clock to try and contain the fire. the windy conditions are a horrible loss 2 years ago is now doing what she can to h

sudan roth in broomfield had a quarter inches of -- there's a couple of sprinkles down here in the san juans around telluride. they're sprinkles. later today, we'll get showers and storms. here's the big weather story and this us. a ridge of high pressure building up the western coast. it's going to drag cooler air into the northern and central rockies expecting a cool front probably this time friday morning. it could shift a couple of showers. we'll watch that. boy, is it going to bring changes. on the future cast, a handful of clouds and a few sprinkles here and there. they'll go away. as we go into the afternoon hours, wide spread showers and storms pop up over the higher most stay in the higher elevations, but later in the afternoon and evening, a few could rollout here in the front range. we have a very small chance of seeing a storm. maybe a 10% chance. the chances do go up as we go into the future here. so today the last of a very warm stretch of days, we've been seeing here on the front range, we'll be around the 90 degrees mark. upper 80s to lower 90s. 70s in the higher change

police agencies and up here in thornton they were able to spot the vehicle, got into a pursuit, then broomfield police joined in pursuit, along with state patrol and we vehicle stopped here at mile marker 236 with spike strips. this chase started back at 120th in thornton. fortunately, nnbody got hurt. two suspects are in custody. the wwapon is a bb gun. as you can see here, this fed ex truck, front tire is blown out. he's going to be delayed out here for a while. they're estimating about another two hours for him. we have one police officer back behind him protecting himmfrom southbound after being closed for almost 45 minutes this morning with this investigation. let's send it in to jayson luber. >> you're over here on the sides and we can see the flashing lights of that semi here off to the shoulder. so traffic is moving through here. earlier it was closed as daryl was talking about at highway 52. southbound side remained open as the police activity was wrapping up. that's where daryl is sitting drive, where you're seeing a lot of green, south side of town wrapped up that overnight construct

. >>> police in broomfield caught the woman they think stole a laptop from a church. police did might not be as crowdeds we thought. two antifracking initiate inches might not have enough signatures to make it on. jeff todd has been looking into it. the story involves several empty boxes. >> petitions are trop offend in box, sometimes they're full, you sometimes they aren't. as the state takes the petitions, they scan them in and make compete sets that they send tuf get verified. sometimes there are empty boxesis sometimes there aren't. there were so many today, the state didn't know what to do with all of them. at the secretary of state's conference room, an entire corn serfilled with empty boxes. >> some of the boxes that the proonts of these antioil and gas measures brought in only had a few petitions in the box. >> reporter: this is video from frack-free colorado on their facebook page it. shows the group dropping off petitions monday morning. initiative to get on the ballot. 75 would have given cities and counties more control on oil and gas regulation. and incre

showers are tracking west toward the east thunder, lightning possible lakewood, denver up toward broomfield, potential for grapple or small hail. these storms have turned severe in weld county, but they move quickly, so the warnings don't last much longer than a half hour or so. the storm is on the move with a shift in the weather pattern, a warming and drying trend gets us into the weekend after tonight. yes, the clouds off to the west vail and granby, estes park and greeley. then skies clear in denver, mid- 70s between now and 7:00. in our main weather segment we'll break down the weekend forecast, warmer and drier the theme and we'll talk about the football forecast. the broncos take the field saturday night. a lot of people wonder how that's going to look. >> thank you. >>> there's a $10,000 reward for help finding the burglars who stole pawn shop in thornton. federal agents and police don't know how many people were involved. one was caught on surveillance video. at jumping jack cash near 88th and washington around 3:20 a.m. tuesday. they took roughly 35 handguns, long guns and other i

but that's what happened in broomfield. police tell us this woman walked into the baptist church off 1st and emerald thursday night and stole a laptop while holding what marries to be a glass of wine. >>> today is the day you could get a job that lets you catch person. a job fair from 10:00 this morning to 2:00 this afternoon. they need security screeners, and parking lot attendants. they pay between nine and 10 bucks an hour. more than 600 positions are um for grabs. >>> as work continues on the new csu stadium, we're learning more about its system. it will haae a new belgium porchh it will be a lot like the roof deck at coors field. the brewery paid $4.3 million to get its name on that porch. >>> broncos are training for their preseason game, but found time to make a boy's dream come true. >> the 14-year-old has verbal -?palsy and has undergone sever surgeries on his leg. he recently spent 17 days at children's hospital colorado. his mom asked denver 7's lionel there. >> how are you feeling now with 58 standing next to yo

to produce heavy rain and even some hail out of golden, el dorado springs, moving to the east, broomfield, arvada, north denver may see the effects of that with heavy rain. watch for that, it's heading right at rush hour which could be problematic. the last 30 minutes. that's kind of dangerous out there. take a look at the storm report, one inch diameter in wellington, jake eight, 81 mile per hour wind at the greeley airport, one inch diameter hail in kersey, and in commerce city, wins gusts up to 65 miles per hour, word now of small tree limbs up to 2 inches in diameter have been snapped out there. coming through that is really dropping the temperatures like a rock around here, that may even produce more light snow in the mountains tonight. we'll talk about that coming up. >> thank you. >>> now to some breaking news, look at the traffic mess along i-70 near the evergreen exit. we are told several cars have been involved in the accident, only one westbound lane is able to get through right now, traffic heading up to the mountains as you can see from this live traffic camera, it's going to

there's currently a dense fog morning in boulder, broomfield, douglas county. so around 10:00 is when we'll see the fog lift. when it does, we'll have blue skies, sunshine, few clouds, but it's not going to get in the way of us seeing those warm temperatures today. more clouds out there today, going to cause your temperatures to be in the low 80s. here's where we're at right now. 60s in denver, fort collins 60, greeley at 66. in high country we have a few chilly spots. leadville is at 48. around 9:00 a.m., 72 degrees, around noon, we'll have more sunshine. 83. around 3:00, a few storms in the foothills, 88. we will scattered showers will start in the their way into the foothills. but i'm going to put your future cast in motion. we'll start to dispetition around -- dissipate around 1:30. around 5:00, stormy weather, in our southern foothills into the south of the metro area. we'll just kind of skirt south to the metro area, el paso that's where we'll see the stormy weather. then the skies start to gradually clear through tomorrow morning. areas of fog are possib

. >>> well everything is okay now at legacy high school in broomfield after a lockdown a couple hours ago. police say that were yelling pro fanties in front -- profanities in front of the school. when they approached them, they motioned as if they had a gun. no guns, no weapons were found. both teenagers were arrested. now we want you to take a look at this, the denver public school van makes that mess. it slammed through two garages near 49th earlier today. no students were in the van i want to say and the driver is fine. no word with what caused that crash. >>> now, we tell you about how one manmade the ultimate sacrifice for a friend. >> lisa hidalgo spoke to that friend saying that they did more than just ave his life. >> reporter: both men were walking back after a night of walking and talking, doing everything right. they waited. they got the signal that they could cross the street, which they did. and that is when everything went wrong. investigators say a drunk driver ran the red light and then lost control of his suv on sunday night. he hit 22-year-old dalton mccreary as he w

into a pack before leaping if you knew anything about the theft of the the suspect please call broomfield police. >> a race for the white house ?-ellipsis bling as economic plan hoping it will serve to reset a campaign is falling behind recently in the polls among firms proposals lowering rates with three tax brackets instead of seven changing childcare deductions of eliminating eliminating state applying tariffs on goods from quote countries that cheat when i am president we won't start winning again big-league. >> and i wanted a democratic nominee hillary clinton delivered a sharp rebuttal he announced a few days ago that he's got a dozen economic advisers let's say he's got three wall street money managers and oil baron a former chief economist in one of the big banks the hardest financial crisis men named steve and you know they alter about the same thing he does about how to avoid paying their fair share during a rally in florida singer plan will create more jobs also speaking out against trump today 50 former national security officials have said the republican administrations for m

. >>> police in broomfield now on a mission to help keep homeowners from getting ripped off. they say in 70%, 7 out of 10 of making it way too easy for them. suzanne mccarroll cruised along with the cops to see how wide open this problem is. >> the open garage doors is a daily occurrence. >> reporter: larry is cruising neighborhoods looking for one very specific problem. >> we got some stuff in there. >> reporter: he says open garages are an invitation for thieves to your house. >> ours is open a lot. >> i was driving through the neighborhood and noticed your garage door was open. we have been experiencing a number of garage burglaries. it only takes a few seconds. >> reporter: police say 20 seconds is enough time to grab a bike or tools or. >> i went to mow my lawn and i found my wife had moved my lawn mower on me. turns out that one of us had left the garage door open and somebody helped themselves to my lawn mower. >> i know what it feels like to be a victim of these crimes. >> reporter: while it's not unlawful to leave your door open, police say it's unwise. >> police als

this happened in broomfield north colorado over the weekends, police woman walked inside, grabbed laptop, she then puts on a hat before leaving. but, surveillance camera clearly captured the whole thing. she still has not been caught. >> coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news", calling for calm. authorities in harrisburg are trying to ease tensions after a 20 year old man was shot and killed. hear from the man's mother who police say was being held at knife point. >> and nearly 11 years after hurricane katrina devastated new orleans, we'll tell you about plans for a museum. we'll be back. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!" >>> pennsylvania attorney general is on the other side of the courtroom

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she's watch -- walking into this broomfield baptist church. after looking around she takes up with a laptop. lisa rest offthis woman thanks to your tip. >>> delta hoping to resume normal operations by this afternoon. still 90 flights canceled this mooning. a massive power outage on mondayyforce the airline to cancel more than 1000 flights the last three days. delta force to give out tens of thousa hotel vouchers adding up to millions of dollars. >>> back to school for a lot of kids. state officials discussing whether or not to ease the guidelines and it comes to sugary drink. >> more on what this proposal could mean. >>> by dopting the national standard for what a healthy beverage is in a school, colorado would be removing a layer of oversight from it education symptom -- education the standards put up by the usda, reintroducing some beverages into schools or kids that some deem as unhealthy which they believe is a bad thing. this is the decision now up to the state department of education. colorado high schools had a ban on diet and reduced c

as we look at drive times 76 west between broomfield and akron, 43 and 77. a 12 minute commute is normal. john and lynna, back to you. >>> 6:33. time is sticking -- is ticking for a possible strike. negotiate a deal. >> they've been trying about a year now. they're going back to that negotiating table today. students and teach hers are walking into schools like this one. this is garfield on cleveland's west side. the big question is, will teachers continue to do so through the end of the week? we know before they gave that september 1st deadline, 6:00 p.m., cleveland teachers did of when they could possibly strike. that is when hit could go into effect. if they decided to strike on id full school day. now again, both sides sitting down with a federal mediator. the sticking point comes down to how teachers are evaluated. they're evaluated based on student test scores. teachers say they want that to be done fairly. coming up at 6:50, the last time cleveland teachers went on strike. channel 3 news. >>> all right tiffany. see you then. >>> time is 6:34. crash an

if anything, just the gusty out-flow winds with wind gusts in the 20 miles an hour range around broomfield and boulder too. tonight watching the temperatures cooling off to the upper 50s, sunrise at 6:23 tomorrow morning. 50s and 60s across the far eastern plains mountains. 50s in rifle and grand junction. the futurecast, you can see mostly cloudy skies throughout the remainder of the evening, showers still strong around 10:00, but that will be over on the eastern plains. overnight as this center of low pressure starts drifting across southeastern colorado t will be whipping up a few showers. i think cloudy skys for the bus stop. 4:00-5:00, the showerers push into the city. if anything, the palmer divide has a better shot of seeing bit drier for you folks. 10:00, the storm system starts to fizzle out and push out of the region. rainfall, i would say less than 1/10 or so. in the metro area. in the mountains or southwestern suburbs you have a better shot of decent rain. 82, it will be slightly cooler tomorrow with the chance for seeing some of the storms out there. 80s in sterling and ray to