everybody loves him. >> i hate phil collins. >> i thought you were bipartisan. >> i hate phil collins. i get so angry when i am in a public place and i have to be there and they play a phil collins song and i can't leave. it is upsetting. >> you shouldn't even be allowed to hate phil collins. >> why? >> you weren't even old enough to hear him on the radio 24 and 7. >> thank god or i won't be hoor. >> you missed the flood of phil collins. you couldn't get away from him. i think everybody loves adele and the numbers bear that out. >> she is okay. i don't know why people listen to it when they are sad because they are sad. if i am going through something i listen to mike jones or something. i don't care. i just think i am the best. >> mike jones, if you are sad does mike jones bring you up? >> yeah. >> but will -- but the people who listen to adele want to go deeper into the hole. >> why? and whose favorite saw herb -- celebrity is regina specter? >> democrats love her. kyle, did anything surprise you on this list? >> it surprised me that we had the same taste in athletes and football is

they look a lot like senator susan collins.ho are telling us that they really are uncomfortable with donald trump's temperament. in fact, in susan collins op-ed, she said that he does not have the temperament to be president, right? that's exactly what these voters are telling us. we saw the number of voters who say donald trump has the temperament to be president went down fr down. >> more than doubling him when it comes to the number of -- >> her unfavorability rating didn't move all that much. it was the idea that i might not still like hillary clinton, but when i see the two of them side by side with these two conventions there's no contest in who i feel comfortable with their hand on the tiller. >> i think it is an interesting story that's developing here to understand the election because we have spent a lot of time talking about donald trump's support about blue collar workers and the possibility he could grow that support beyond what mitt romney had four years ago. but we're seeing the flip side of that. >> we're not se

fort collins 83 today. pueblo a high of 86. the cold front even hitting some of our southeastern towns, cooler there. in denver and most surrounding neighborhoods we'll be about 5 to 7 degrees below normal, both today and tomorrow. few more storms expected late saturday especially east of i- 25. mostly sunny. pretty quiet. mid-80s. 85 here in denver. and then low 90s both monday and tuesday. i got to shift that bright spot, i'm putting it back on sunday. we'll get that fixed coming up in a few minutes. >>> thanks, lisa. we have good news right now. the amber alert we've been telling you about all morning long through last night is nnw over. >> fort collins police tweeted out they found annalee keller, the 5-year-old girl, safe and the woman accused of taking her is now in custody. we'll keep following this for you and bring new any new details. >>> a disney favorite will soon be no more. why it's pulling the plug on the electrical parade. >>i'm sorry, you know, i messed up, do you know what i % mean? i can't blame nobody by mys

we start with a breaking news out of fort collins. an amber alert for this little girl, 5-year-old annalee keller. she has brown eyes and long blond hair. she was last seen wearing a gray glittery shirt and black pants. this is a look at the woman accused of taking her, lauren perotti-montgomery. right no anything about their relationship. fort collins police issued this amber alert about 10:15 last night when they say lauren perotti-montgomery drove away erratically from police. the truck looks like this, with tempooary tag 546984p. it was last spotted at the intersection of prospect and 10:00 last night. new see them, call 911 immediately. >>> it's definitely been a busy morning. this man is now under arrest after holing himself up inside a hotel in loveland. he was wanted on three outstanding warrants. deputies say they responded to the budget host motel last night after someone called about a restraining order violation. when they arrived, the victim was gone but the man was still out. eventually the swat team used a pepper ball t

susan collins is a rather moderate republican. the fact she is not jumping up to endorse donald trump is not a huge surprise. the concern is the language in her op ed and questioning her judgment and the way he deals with issues and the way he deals with people in terms of pay back. and we're seeing similar language with the 50 gop foreign policy leaders, and that's the concern. a lot of folks can disagree on his policies and agree with a majority of his policies. the continued drum beat, questioning his reckless behavior, that's going to cause a con serb for people. and it flies in the face of the trump campaign saying that the party is united. that's something they really need to work on the they want to get back on track and get these poll numbers to tighten up quite a bit. >> i'm curious to kate's question, alice, is there a risk politically speak? a lot of politicians aren't risk takers. you get the sense they won't flee from donald trump if they thought it would hurt them politically. >> clearly susan collins doesn't appear

scattered showers and storms continue up in the north around fort collins. this one has diminished as it was closer to loveland. over the metro area we have had some showers move through, this is a nice break now. also speaking of breaks, look at the break in the temperatures, instead of 80s and 90s, to 60s at lower mountains. a few showers are lingering for tonight. a dry, cool start to the day tomorrow but that he will make a quick comeback. >>> the winter park skiitrain is making a comeback. it has been absent for the last seven years. the train grant for two weekends last march. though successful weekends prompted amtrak and winter park to provide regular weekend service. details about schedules and ticket prices, we will let you know tomorrow when they are released. >> camera manhunt near baseline road. this happened after 7 am. daniels was on the run since last night. he is being evaluated and has not been charged. >>> fort collins police are caught up in a nasty lawsuit. denver seven russell hate toward is outside the police just one incident ? >> rep

was collins handcuffed at this point? yes. but once we got inside, i took 'em off so he could relieve himself. everything was fine till i tried to put the cuffs back on. erin: what happened? cutter: i got one of the cuffs on, and he complains it's too tight. he starts resisting. the guy's strong as an ox. next thing i know, we're going at it. did you call for help? i tried. he had his hands in my face, on my throat. did you have your hands on his throat at any point? choke holds are against department policy. was that a no? yeah. uh, when i finally got control of him, i called for my partner. that's when i... noticed collins was unconscious. you know? and... then i realized he wasn't breathing. look, i'm... sick about what happened, ms. reagan. but if i didn't defend myself, it would have been me dead in that bathroom. and where were you when the incident occurred? i went down the hall to run the prisoner for warrants and when were you aware that there was something wrong? uh, a couple minutes after we split, i heard randy...

we've got parker collins on the ground... you can see lanes are being blocked off. yasmeen hassan has how you can high pressure from the pacific makes its way onto shore and with dry air to support it; we stay rather cooler; ranging between 98 and 103 degrees valley wide. winds will be mild between 5 and 15 mph put of the south/southeast so any major kick up in dust, sand, and pollen will not be a concern today. uv rays between 11am and 4pm will be on the very high side allowing a burn time of only 15 by friday and the rest of the forecast, sunny skies take over and the heat returns to the valley. friday yields normal values for this time of years between 102 and 106 degrees but by saturday and clear into next tuesday, high temperatures will range between 106 to 111 degrees with central las vegas hovering between 108 and 109 degrees. or at extreme levels to taking breaks in the shade or a/c would be wise along with drinking plenty of water and wearing sunscreen. a mild breeze picks up monday and tuesday but with gusts feature

and debbie in fort collins is at 88 this afternoon. here's the satellite, now look up towards fort collins and outside of craig here, you can see a little bit of moisture coming in. so we're starting to see some isolated storms trying to get going in the mountains and the foothills. as we go through the afternoon they get bigger and bigger and one or two will pull out over the eastern plains the focus of the moisture now is coming in around a high pressure area over arizona. you can see that trickle coming in from utah. at the same time, around that smoke from those california wildfires. so it's a little hazy out there as well across the area. you can see it in motion as that moisture just kind of pulls in. so we're getting moisture, we're getting heat, and we're getting a little smoke. take a look at the look out mountain area. there's the downtown buildings. you can see we're a little hazy. it's a little moisture mixed in with those. mixed in with a little smoke drifting into the area. the future cast forecast now for thunderstorms t

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a man shot and killed by police in fort collins last night. we'll tell you why police said they had to shoot him. >>> aurora police hope an image of a suspect helps them crack i'm alan gionet. a live picture from copter 4. it's beautiful, but we have clouds. let's find out about the cooler weather and what's happening there. dave aguilera standing by. >> happy friday. we have a lot of clouds. take a look at the shots behind me. the mile high camera scanning the skies. we have a few sprinkles overnight last night, but most have moved out. mostly cloudy. 57 at 9:00 a.m. and sun breaking at noon. and thunderstorms this afternoon. a little better channel thanes yesterday believe it or not. 76 for the high. another comfortable day. we'll warmup over the weekend. right now it's traffic time with joel hillan. 6:00 in the morning. hopefully you'll get everybody to work on time. >> that's the hope everyday, isn't it. take a look at the drive. it is loaded up across the denver-metro area. there's a couple of trouble spots. a lot of a-line running on 10

keep that in mind if you're in fort collins today. scam artists. one woman never got the rings she ordered. >> and top golf is the topic of 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. "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." then why would anyone in america think he would respect them. >>> 6:41. the aurora police says this 11-year-old boy is missing and could be in danger. they are just tweeting this out. take a ook at this picture. he was last seen last night at his home near 2nd and sable. crews are looking for him now. if you know anything, call aurora police. >>> here is your first alert that we have a lot of sunshine speeds at the airport about 10 to 15 miles an hour. it will get bumpier later in the week. today we're near 90 with a chance of storms but by friday some of the coolest air we have seen

will collin even make the team? we'll talk to some sports experts coming up after the break >>> and we are looking at a commute that is still looking pretty good in some areas but filling in. this is a live look at 280 in san jose. you can see right out of downtown heading up north. it is slow. >>> mostly sunny forecast. high clouds, most of those are clearing out. some patchy fog. what about the temps? the breeze is picking up for some. some. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com the oil companies pollute our air. putting their... ...profits ahead of our kids' health. now they're trying to weaken california's clean air laws. i'm tom steyer. we've had a million kids get asthma. we need to send the oil companies a message. tell your legislator to stand up to the oil companies and protect our clean air laws. don't let the oil companies put their profits... ...ahead of our kids. >>> welcome

we have fog as we head towards our north eastern corner from fort collins towards greeley and fort collin and akron and ray. in some areas, the advise abilities low near fort morgan and ray. our weather watcher wendy lives in the pete's area and 62 degrees and say the fog is a quarter mile to a mile and a half visibility: let's check with joel hillan >>n to denver, a 9 minute drive. we're seeing speeds into the 60s as you travel along the boulder turnpike. eastbound along 270 slowing down into the 40s. westbound will follow suit. westbound along i-76 ads well. for now, speeds into the 50s. denver. as you come from the west, eastbound along i-70 from c-470 to i-25, it's a 13 minute drive to get eastbound along 6th avenue from golden to denver. it's slowing eastbound along 285 passed santa fe into downtown englewood, but still an 8 minute drive to i-25. alan. >> thanks a lot. >>> collin kaepernick's choice to sit during the national anthem brought support and some are burning his jersey. laker star kareem is the latest to take on the issue. he wrote an opinion piece for the washington piece

two in fort collins. that's where a man is dead, shot by police. >> we're also looking into a hit-and-run that left a bicyclist injjred. let's begin with what we know about that officer-involved shooting. >> this is on north highway 287.. police say they were investigating a domestic disturbance call there last night when the shooting happened. as officers were intervi went into the victim's home without permission and when he came out, they say he came towards the officers with a weapon and refused to drop it. >> officers say they tased him, but he kept coming at them, so that's when they say they opened fire shooting the man. police haven't said what type of weapon. and they have not released his name. >>> the hit-and-run happened overnight at le may and mulberry in fort collins.

fort collins police say this happened around 8:00 tonight. as of right now,s there is a multiagency response team that has come to this area and investigating this incident. so far we don't know if the officer that was involved is injured or what kind of shape the suspect is in. we'll bring you more information hopefully in this newscast. >>> new developments in a case we've been following for many years. this is a new picture of 7-year-old daughter in aurora in 1984. another daughter survived. karen morfitt is at aurora police headquarters. >> reporter: far beyond a sketch, this image is generated using the suspect's actual dna. it's fairly now technology. and the aurora police department is the first in colorado to use it. detectives are hoping these leads in a case that has been cold for years. investigators believe this is the face of a murderer. the suspect in a nearly 33-year-old cold case. >> this case has never been put on the shelf completely. probably because it was such a horrific case >> reporter: detective connor was securing the

susan collins is one with a college degree. susan collins said there's no new donald trump coming. what she's saying is i've waited. i've waited. the pivot was coming. there's no pivot. >> this is it. >> and these women, i agree. they tend to be better educated. they are reading the newspapers. they're reading people like andrea paizer, who is a new york post conservative columnist and very tough who said i'm out as far as donald trump is concerned and she cited donald trump's comments about his own wife's appearance, things like that that strike people as crude, as reflecting bad character, as somebody who doesn't have a moral compass, as somebody who could be dangerous. women are looking for safety and sanity, so it's somebody they're worried about. >> do you sense a fading of -- i know it's a narrow group -- of suburb women, republicans? >> i do. he has 35% support in our latest polls. there are a number of women who don't necessarily agree with the way that he speaks about women, don't like it. they find him entertaining as a man, as a politician, but at what point does the ent

julie collins joins us live from the courthouse with more -- julie? those three men are accused of breaking into clark's beer and liquor near 47th and burleigh. 45-year-old durrell jones is charged with b 20-year- old devon love are each charged with entry into a locked building. around midnight sunday, august 14th... surveillance video shows several men inside the dark liquor store with flashlights. soon, many more begin to crowd into the store, smashing glass cases and pulling liquor off of shelves. some covering their faces with their shirts. the owner estimates the total amount stolen plus the damage could reach 125-thousand-dollars. his staff spent all week clearning aisles so they could re-open thursday. as this community heals, we are learning new information about the damaged caused. according to our partners at the business journal, the assesed damage of the buildings lit on fire--- is over three million dollars. the city has ordered three buildings be razed including the b-p gas station, the o-reilly auto parts store, and the pj's supermarkt

again, we are here in fort collins. i can tell you by looking around the parking lot here, that it is mostly empty. we have seen a police car just arrive a few minutes ago and enter the building. we are following developments on denver 7. reporting live in fort collins this morning, i am amanda del castillo you. >>> shifting gears, take a look at picture is from yesterday's hailstorm. colorado springs saw an intro two of hail. several of you sent in picttres of the aftermath. if you would like to see the full photo gallery, do it for free on our denver 7 up. the hell was so bad, the plows had to be called in. it is not common -- uncommon to we talked to a few people who say it is no fun getting stuck outside when that hail is >> it is kind of like teen girls, getting hit by paintballs. that is how it sounds and feels. >> ouch. i am glad the plow drivers have a job in summer. >> getting some practice in for the next few months before we get real snow in. >>> it is going to be nice are possible this afternoon. we didn't s

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 violence stop? >> the answer is clear to me. crystal clear. the gun offenders th

into that dp how trump would go about deporting all the people in colorado legally, a po than fort collins. >>> the state supreme court has a big window that looks on to the state capitol, there for a reason, to keep an eye on the other 2 branches of government. who is keeping an eye on the judges? in colorado it is supposed to you, the voters. the state sends you the judge's job reviews and recommends some should be voted out. but you don't do it. our brandon rittiman took an in-depth look at the system and found it doesn't seem to be years, the independent panels that review the job performance of judges named 10 that weren't good enough to stay on the bench. want to guess how many voters fired? only 3. on average, if your performance review says you shouldn't be a judge anymore, you win reelection with 54% of the vote. voters keep sending judges with failing reviews back to their 6-figure jobs paid with our tax dollars, jobs that decide who gets custody of kids, what works. if this surprises you, you are not alone. >> will it surprise you? >> yes, it does. i don't think that that is the

fort collins police say this happened around 8:00 tonight. as of right now, that's all they're telling us. there is a multiagency response team that has come to this area and investigating this incident. that was involved is injured or what kind of shape the suspect is in. we'll bring you more information hopefully in this newscast. >>> new developments in a case we've been following for many years. this is a new picture of a man police believe killed a husband and wife and their 7-year-old daughter in aurora karen morfitt is at aurora police headquarters. >> reporter: far beyond a sketch, this image is generated using the suspect's actual dna. it's fairly now technology. and the aurora police department is the first in colorado to use it. detectives are hoping these images will help prompt new leads in a case that has been cold for years. the suspect in a nearly 33-year-old cold case. >> this case has never been put on the shelf completely. probably because it was such a horrific case >> reporter: detective connor was securing the scene the

jeff, what can you tell us about susan collins and what she wrote?porter: john, an interesting op-ed in tomorrow's "the washington post," no question. susan collins is becoming the first republican senator to say explicitly she will not vote for donald trump. this is one explanation why. she says mr. trump lacks the temperament, self-discipline and judgment required to be president. now, of course, susan collins is a republican from maine. she is a more moderate republican. she is quite close to hillary clinton as well. when they served together in the senate, they had a good working relationship here. so certainly she does not speak for all republicans, but you get the sense that this is just the beginning and the continuation of what could be more of a republican groundswell the closer we get to election day. at least among establishment republicans. >> again, i haven't had time to read this but senator collins doesn't say she's supporting hillary clinton, just not voting for donald trump? >> reporter: that's right. >> interesting. >> reporter: tha

jeff, what can you tell us about susan collins and what she wrote?r: john, an interesting op-ed in tomorrow's "the washington post," no question. susan collins is becoming the first republican senator to say explicitly she will not vote for donald trump. this is one explanation why. she says mr. trump lacks the temperament, self-discipline and judgment required to be president. now, of course, susan collins is a republican from maine. she is a more moderate republican. she is quite close to hillary clinton as well. when they served together in the senate, they had a good working relationship here. so certainly she does not speak for all republicans, but you get the sense that this is just the beginning and the continuation of what could be more of a republican groundswell the closer we get to election day. at least among establishment republicans. >> again, i haven't had time to read this but senator collins doesn't say she's supporting hillary clinton, just not voting for donald trump? >> reporter: that's right. >> interesting. >> reporter: that's r

friday night collin remained freedom to express how he feels. it did start a worth-while and important conversation. early sunday morning, well while we were sleeping, my son and his unit moved deep into iraq. i found myself thinking about how i feel when i hear the national anthem and how much it means to me to see everyone standing with their hands over their hearts when it plays. i think about our military men and women every day, who are all over the world right now defending our country and that ver y freedom that collin was able to express. i pray for their safety and thank everyone for supporting our troops. >> we will regularly make room for opinions and perspectives like that here on next. more than a sound bite, a chance to express yourself about something that matters in your life. get in touch with us any time, e hash. >> i don't agree with everything hillary clinton proposes, i agree with lots of things she proposes. >> a well-known republican is hitting the campaign trail for hillary clinton, first stop: denver. and a conversation

early on you knew that collin was a beast. >> had to be a fun guy to play with as well. another guy i imagine was fun to play with was brandon marshall i know you two get along pretty well brando training camp. let's take a look. >> obviously i mean, he can throw that rocky can launch it. >> oh, my goodness you scared me. >> virgil green. >> he can take it over. >> he got me a little bitty snuck up on me man that doesn't count. >> that's got to be nice though right. >> he likes to have fun. b. marshall has come a long ways worked his way to be one of the top lineback necessary was a lot of guys we had that are very good and b. marsh at the linebacker position was one of the guys who did a lot for our defense. >> let's talk about you and your receiving career. let's go back to 2014. your first touchdown catch against the oakland raiders. take me through this play what happened. what do you remember about it? >> you know i remember running that route get from the end zone and i was so excited to finally get in that was after four years. >> everybody else was excited for yo

so collin kaepernick has done a good point of saying we ought to get in the way. stop take a look at these issues and not make it that it's not to be considered. the message is what's important, not the messenger. >> what he told us, his next step is tomorrow night in san diego where he doesn't plan to stand during the anthem. should there be more substance now that the national attention is on him. what should be his next step in the message. >> the messenger doesn't have to necessarily have a broad outline of a process. that is for other people to pick up that particular message and go forward. he's not a lawyer, he not a doctor, he's not a political activist. it's important to stay focussed on the issue. if he sticks to it the rest of the year. that's terrific. other people have to take that message and use it. there's so much criticism to it, that means we ought to listen and hear what that message is and the people who have the ability to change that process should listen and talk about it. >> he's a guy who can change it, he's makes millions of dollars. >> b

corner thank you collin. please continue. >> imagine you have been out on a cool motorcycle ride on a nice summer afternoon time to go home and get some lunch. >> he's going to be a big sister? >> no. >> i'm confused. >> his daughter is going to be a having a baby. >> they're having a baby and he just found out. >> no kidding. >> that's a nice way to end your ride knowing you'll probably have less space in the garage for your bike. >> now the next video where message. >> is is it a poppy seed. >> she figured out it's a poppy seed. >> in momma's belly. >> are you pregnant? you are? you're having a baby? now the video was just now posted but this actually happened a year ago on grandma's to be 49th birthday. the baby has been born and his name i >> a nearby sushi restaurant walked out into the road and was nearly hit by the car to the right and then it just goes south. >> plus sleeping on a plane is nearly impossible but might be the solution you've been looking for. >> it might be ridiculous but looks like it

the offices are closed including fort collins. the department is working with law enforcement agencies in various areas to determine whether threats are credible. officers in connecticut and maryland, north carolina and west virginia received the text. >>> it's coolish with low 70s. here's a look at e state. we have denver with blue sky and reservoir with traffic colorado springs, the same areas may see more of this today. yes, they received a sun of hail and flooding been we saw winter-like scenes like this. belen de leon has been looking at the computer models coming in. it's nice and calm, but what do we expect? >> hi, kyle, good afternoon. a chance of a few storms, chance of becoming severe are loa south could see heavy rain. let's see what is going on right now because doppler 9 is quiet around the state compared to yesterday afternoon. the view is bright and sunny and temperatures are so nice, mid-70s for denver, fort collins, boulder, and greeley, so you know it's really pleasant. our highs will be a bit cooler than where w

thank collins police have an arrest in a hit and run that left a bicyclist hurt. a car hit 26-year-old emily clark in a lane of eastbound mulberry. sended up in the hospital. deputies found a damaged kia rio. they arrested kenneth june. larimer county sheriff is investigating a deadly shooting involving a fort collins police college avenue. a woman reported an armed man was threatening her and several others and when officers arrived, they saw the man enter the home. he didn't come out when officers told him to, but they said he had a weapon, so he used a tazer. they said he kept approaching them so they shot him. he died at a hospital. >>> aftershocks continue to cause damage in central italy making recovery efforts more difficult. those earthquakes are damaging histic leave towns isolated. cbs news' jonathan vigliotti has the latest from hard hit amatrice. >> reporter: rescue dogs are searching the piles of brick and stone that were once buildings. the race is onto find survivors. this trainer says the dogs are brought to areas where they believe there are missi

but let's start with parker collins who saw the implosion first hand. loud wild rowdy even though there weren't fireworks there was a party. chopper thirteen fast and first tower plus that front part i saw huge crowds of people police were herding us off the streets 0:00 - 0:03 nats of explosion regina johnson, implosion observer 13:24:09-13:24:15 "it really brought here the day they closed the doors so it's kind of bittersweet." it was kind of jolting they didn't give us a countdown or anything for this implosion reporting live parker collins 13 action news. fences like this one were put debris falling-- but from the majority of that dust. one of the main concerns before this came down-- was any health hazard. officials with the visitors authority say the dust itself isnt a hazard-- but they were worried it might contain a certain level of asbestos. the riviera was built in the 50s-- so in the months before this building was brought down-- crews worked to remove the hazardous materials-- and chiseled away at the exterior finish-- the part that did have

parker collins and megan telles are at the scene following the latest. parker adlibs tornadoes ripped through yesterday. many homes and businesses were destroyed... power was knocked out to thousands of people too right now... special forces are doing a sweep of the american university of afganistan... after a deadly attack tht left 12 pepole dead. among the dead are, seven students, three policemen and two security guards. special forces killed the two terrorists... 10 hours after the attack began yesterday. around 7-hundred and 50 time. at this time we don't know if there were any americans on campus at the time of the attack. no one has claimed responsiblity. new this morning..... we're learning that the survivors of the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando will not have to pay for out- of-pocket medical expenses. the orlando health and florida hospital say they won't be billing the patients and will instead write off an estimated 5 point 5 million or more in care. the hospital says they will bill health insurers for insured patients but will cover the

corner thank you collin. please continue. >> imagine you have been out on a cool motorcycle ride on a nice summer afternoon time to go home and get some lunch. >> he's going to be a big sister? >> no. >> i'm confused. >> his daughter is going to be a big sister which means they're having a baby. >> they're having a baby a just found out. >> no kidding. >> that's a nice way to end your ride knowing you'll probably have less space in the garage for your bike. >> now the next video where grandma has to decipher a message. >> she figured out it's a poppy seed. >> in momma's belly. >> are you pregnant? you are? you're having a baby? now the video was just now posted but this actually happened a year ago on grandma's to be 49th birthday. the baby has been born and his name is asher. >> a nearby walked out into the road and was nearly hit by the car to the right and then it just goes south. >> plus sleeping on a plane is nearly impossible but might be the solution you've been looking for. >> it might be ridiculous b

this is the news breaking out of fort collins this morning. an amber alert for a 5-year-old girl is now over. police found her safe in fort collins. officers do have her mother lauren montgomery in custody. fort collins police tried to confront montgomery last night and they say she drove away recklessly with the little girl in the vehicle. >>> we have more breaking news out of weld county. jaime leary moved onto a possible auto-pedestrian accident. there's a big seen out there. can you tell us what's going on. >>reporter: huge scene and this is just a stones throw from where you saw us earlier after the high speed chase. quite a

. >> collin firth invented everything but then he had a crazy idea. how his 360 degree swing is getting all amped up. >> and dude's got it going on. >> >> you can find me in the club. >> the show stopper that's also social media savvy. >> he is so cool. >> the people in these videos are out of control. >> oh. >> have we reached the wig snatching part? i've heard about this right? >> no wigs were snatched but they're throwing things at each other and lifting up their skirts and making on scene sques tours. >> i love this. >> what's going on? >> this is a result of some children and it escalates. >> this is a teachable moment here. this is where you talk about it now. >> even worse, some of these women are related. >> oh, wow. >> that's so good. >> it is hail lairs you. at one point you do see them come and get involved. >> you have to go to our website to watch the full video. >> only if you're not easily offended. >> there's no stopping this guy either. here you see him in his car backing up and slamming into that wall. >> >> i don't think he's trying

we've got subject shots fired his badge - and his vest...the 13 action news reporter parker collins... shows us how close a call this was. (intro) parker collins :00-:05 all morning not a single car could pass along boulder highway because before that, a trooper tried to pull over a car right about here. one guy inside took off in this direction and the trooper followed him (vo) eventually both of these guys shot at each other. killed. witnessed told me they heard (sot) marda pearson :24-:30 "that's not the first something that's happened here. and it's very scary, especially when you hear that type of gun play. (ll tag) parker collins :31-end troopers say there were three people in total in that car, the two others have been detained. near boulder highway and lamb parker collins, 13 action news the man accused of luring girls into sex trafficking...appeare d in court this morning. the judge set bail for 63-year-old david coil at if he makes bail.... he will be under house arrest and must surrender his passport. investigators say coil posted ads on "craigslist"-- seeking young girls t

the name of a man shot and killed by police his name is jerry jackson 63 years old his from fort collins police they were called to a domestic disturbance on what highway 287 when officers arrived to talk to the victim is ongoing into a home visit the ask them to come out and he did was started walking toward police are showing a weapon he died from multiple gunshot wounds to little kids lucky to be alive after police say the mom was driving drunk with them and the car she ended up crashing over night at i 25 and i left her vehicle went off the road and moved over the kids were not badly hurt but they were taken to children's hospital to be checked out the woman was taken to the hospital with serious injuries in omaha nebraska very strange a situation at the airport when a man steals a southwest airlines truck and crashes it right into a plane that was supposed to come to denver investigators say the man started screaming and acting strange that airport parking garage officer is attractive, and doubly ran off and climbed truck and drove it had on into the jet. >> he was going to what wou

susan collins.august is not the best time for a comeback during the olympics. he needs to continue to talk about the economy all august and into september and have a good first debate. he needs to bring republicans home and he needs to avoid the distraction. >> he's not going to do that. >> the defections aren't great. >> every single day. again, willie and i would hold up the papers and look at the date and say it's moving, time is moving. it's getting closer to the first republican nomination. you've got to start saying it's far off. we need to start holding up the paper and saying -- >> it's over. >> it's august 9th. he's running out of time. >> defections hurt. you'll see more endorsing clinton and defecting electric trump. may not be huge figures, susan collins is -- >> when about the 50 foreign policy leaders. that's devastating. >> what people are really bullish about, people who have sway in their states. a florida state legislator, susan collins in maine. these people will drive a lot of vo

now, collins' endorsement or collins' announcement she's not supporting trump comes in the same news cycle that 50 former republican national security and homeland security officials came out against trump. they warned that their party's nominee would be quote, the most reckless president in american history. democrats of course gleeful about all these defections. i think senator collins saying she's not voting for trump is a bigger deal than these national security officials. you think the letter is a bigger deal. make your case. >> i couldn't disagree more. the best way to see what a message means is think about a voter. if i had to convince a voter and i was going to say i don't care what your politics are, if you are left or right, or where you are on taxes, two men that ran homeland security, two former cia directors, both from an apolitical point of view said this man is unfit, makes us vulnerable, is a danger to this country, our prime instinct is survival. it trumps everything else, no pun intended. how do you beat that? >> you beat it with an elected official who while she's

we'll check back in with julie collins just ahead. plus -- more than 20-thousand people have been rescued from flood waters in louisiana. we've got the latest rain in the region next. and -- police in new york are searching for a gunman who allegedly shot and killed an imam and his assistant. more on that developing story - after switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. it's a deal you don't want to miss. sir, hi. did you just say, "switch and you get 50% off a smartphone?" uh, yes. sorry. hi. hello. i was watching tv and i saw you say 50% off smartphones. and we'll cover all switching costs. oh! wow! also, you g... uh, excuse me. switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. plus, we'll cover all switching costs. excuse me, can i just... hmm? what? i just need it back. i don't have it. i don't know what you're talking about. partly sunny with highs in the low 80s but still humid with dewpoints likely in the mid 60s. overnight - as a low moves to our southeast, and upper level divergence continues, we could see some

live in fort collins. with the story new at 9:30. >> . we're live in old town fort collins. it's crowded. you can see cars lining the streets. people walking up and down. this is a really good snapshot. to show you how much fort collins has grown over the past few years. this kind of growth is actually causing issues. >> . >> the district manager says the park now regularly hits capacity. everyone on weekdays. about 350 boats. >> . so many boats trying to get next to each other. you can't turn. you have to go straight. it's a problem. >> . creating real problems. for the park. >> take trash for example. >> that extra work takes more staff and costs more money. >> they're trying to figure out how to do more with less. while hretding everyone have fun. >> causing the road to buckle. the road gave way after a water main broke. partially filled with water. crews had to shut down part of the road. it's likely to remain closed until tomorrow afternoon. >> new tonight. tkpeting our first look at video from a fire that destroyed a home in steam boat springs. the fire started this mo

that's tonight at 10. " rockwell collins is moving out of downtown cedar rapids. coming up, find out where the hundreds of people who work there will be going. as a cold front approaches tonight storms develop. heavy rain is possible overnight with the storms winding down during the morning hours. the still be in the vicinity of southern iowa later on wednesday bringing a chance for thunderstorm redevelopment in the late afternoon and evening. two comfortable days of weather to end the work week proceed a chance for storms on night. tonight: storms likely. heavy rain possible. wind: s 5-15. low: 67 tomorrow: showers and storms likely, mainly in the morning. a few may redevelop in the south late. wind: w 5-15 high: 80 tom. night: isolated storms, nw 5-10. low: 63 thursday: partly sunny. high: 77 low: 63 friday: mostly sunny. high: 76 low: 54 saturday: chance of storms. high: 77 low: 61 sunday: chance of storms. high: 80 low: 61 monday: partly cloudy. high: 81 low: 60 tuesday: partly cloudy. partly cloudy. high: 79 low: 62 before we know it, with crisp breezes and f

so i can move back."13:45 parker collins survived the dust... created by the riviera he's live near paradise and riviera, parker... how you feeling? parker adlibs scene 13:24:34-13:24:40 "that's all i've talked about i have been up almost 24 they're keeping me awake so i can see this." it was kind of jolting they didn't give us a countdown or anything for this implosion thanks parker-- now let's get out to marrissa kynaston ar the peppermill lounge marissa how's the air out there now? take a look at this-- some of these cars have been here throughout the morning-- you can see in this one just how much dust has settled on top of it. take a look at this video fo dust almost looks like rain coming down. according to the las vegas convention and visitors authority-- there is no health risk from the dust that will fly from the implosion. but that doesnt mean it wont aggravate pre-existing conditions-- so if you have trouble breathing-- or asthma-- be aware that the dust will be in the air throughout the day-- but again-- it is settling. now that both

susan collins is one with a college degree. susan collins said there's no new donald trump coming. what she's saying is i've waited. i've waited. the pivot was coming. there's no pivot. >> this is it. >> and these women, i agree. they tend to be better educated. they are reading the newspapers. they're reading people like andrea paizer, who is a new york post conservative columnist and very tough who said i'm out as far as donald trump is concerned and she cited donald trump's comments about his own wife's appearance, things like that that strike people as crude, as reflecting bad character, as somebody who doesn't have a moral compass, as somebody who could be dangerous. women are looking for safety and sanity, so it's somebody they're worried about. >> do you sense a fading of -- i know it's a narrow group -- of suburb women, republicans? >> i do. he has 35% support in our latest polls. there are a number of women who don't necessarily agree with the way that he speaks about women, don't like it. they find him entertaining as a man, as a politician, but at what point does the ent

we've got parker collins live at boulder station where police say the attack happened. parker what's the latest on the search for that last suspect? parker adlibs police are searching for one of three people they say attacked a security guard and stole his gun. two of the suspects were arrested, within the last half the security guard was taken to the hospital, but is expected to be ok. 2:10" "i hope they do catch him... do their work like that." 2:16 parker collins 13 action news after being shot multiple times. marissa kynaston is at the scene near lake mead and hollywood. marissa what are police telling you? adlib police say-- just before midnight-- a man was shot multiple times-- and now-- theyre looking for at least one suspect. but at this point in the investigation-- police dont know who the suspects are. the victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition. working to repair a gas line henderson. road construction crews hit the line near stephanie and wigwam. northbound lanes of stephanie were closed following the incident. southwest gas hasn't said how lo

>> you like susan collins, right?ink she did the brave thing. will more republicans follow suit? >> i don't think that's necessary. >> you tell me and under what -- on what planet does paul ryan and mitch mcconnel and mccain have any hope in that donald trump will follow through on even the fact that he is republican. they are caving to pressure. the american people aren't going to buy it. in the long run it is going to hurt them. i'm sorry. you all have said it. >> i have got one right here. >> it's why people hate washington. >> i'm a little uncomfortable. is anybody uncomfortable here? >> it is very different that his old economic plan. today is economic plan. >> let's get back to do charts. >> let's not. >> so why don't we compare trump's economic plan of today which is not like his economic plan of yesterday to hillary clinton's, which has been the same. >> she is a little wired right now. steve is here with charts. we'll be right back. >> and it's pretty. ve. like broncos or colts. (cashier) cool. (peyton) ah...

the latest mega name, senator susan collins of maine. in just a couple of moments, you will see her very first television interview. she just penned a "washington post" column on why she just can't support donald trump. so in part she writes, "the unpleasant reality that i had to have accept is that there will be no new donald trump. just the same candidate who will slash and burn and trample anything and anyone he perceives as being in his way or an easy scapegoat. regrettably, his essential character appears to be fixed and he seems incapable of change or growth. we'll talk to jamie gangel. she interviewed senator collins coming up. >>> so will trump mention any of this when he speaks momentarily in wilmington, north carolina? our senior white house correspondent, jim acosta, is standing by at that event. jim, what might today bring, you think? >> reporter: it's going to bring more donald trump and it is going to bring more of that in just a few moments, brooke. we're in a very packed arena in wilmington, north carolina. we are waiting

susan collins is saying no. and the question becomes how does donald trump deal with this over these next few days? he has a whole slew of events down across the southeast, and we'll be listening to see if donald trump has anything to say about all of this. but it is becoming sort of a snowball effect for his campaign and the question is, can he hold back the snowball? >> all right. well, we shall see without it melting. thank you, jim. i appreciate that. let's bring in now, i want to bring in roger zakheim, a former deputy assistant secretary of defense who is a visiting fellow at the american enterprise institute and also his father doug zackheim is a former undersecretary of defense who is a senior adviser at the center for strategic and international studies. gentlemen, i'm glad to have you here this evening. thank you for joining us. roger, going to start with you. father and son, you both say along with 48 other gop national security experts that donald trump is not qualified to be the commander in chief.