and a push to give everyone in colorado a vote and a voice. today in aurora a voter registration drive for the homeless. >> this has nothing to do with any particular party or candidate. we just want people to know they have a voice here are a part of our community. they have an equal opportunity to sound off with their vote. registered. >>> homeowners are not sure about a golf entertainment center. to let the kids to argue their case. top golf was to open off of i-25 and 136. the fortune city council will hold a public hearing in two because of neighbors concerns. >> denver's oldest italian restaurant is now just a memory. patsy and shut its doors today. it opened back in 1921. >> that is sad. >>> if your kids are in a band, there is a deadly lung condition you can hear from playing wind instruments. after a note sent home allows students to opt out of saying the pledge of allegiance. >>> this colorado cabbage would have been on your plate this week. it is sliced and diced right here in the field by mother nature. >>> and mother nature is sen

colorado springs saw hail and rain. flash flood warnings were in effect until 7:30 in el paso county and northeastern pueblo county. his vehicle there. the storms have fizzled out and are expected to pick up again tomorrow the same time in the afternoon. we won't see severe storms here, mostly just rain. >>> a southwest flight headed to denver from albuquerque was delayed before takeoff tonight after someone noticed a suspicious item in the cabin. passengers were evacuated and the plane moved to a remote area at the edge of airport property. an airport spokesman didn't know what the item was but said before 5:00 and departed over three hours late. >>> denver police say a man arrested for assault on the high line canal this weekend could be connected to another attack the 25-year-old demarcus burkehart is accused of sawing a woman on friday. the woman took a -- of assaulting a woman on friday. the woman took a picture of him as he left. burkehart said he got into a dog tried to bite him. police say another assault happen

northeastern colorado the mountains points west here is the heavier storms here in southeast colorado there they are at midnight but you in by two in the morning time cloud cover in the wake of the storms will burn off and another around here over southern colorado mother was looking like a beautiful saturday for you. highs tomorrow will into the 70s over the eastern playing in the wake of the cold front the warmest will be the 80s all around. i told you i adjusted my forecast down from 46 ?- 45 pounds for and the record is 46 from 1939. i think we will break it. only 5 degrees away from hitting the 4577 tomorrow pleasant day and the only shower south of town. tuesday and wednesday especially a couple of showers on wednesday. you guys were both out this evening. i think the rain was nice to see. a little bout of severe weather in some spots but everyone will be dropping the temperature. you know, i don't wear bright orange like this just because because we are less than 24 season. a miniature replica of old mile high stadium. welcome to mile high monument high it will spark up will sp

a er colorado may have a chance to upset the women's basketball team. >> the marathon in colorado might throw a little snow at runners this weekend. >> reporter: make some room in the front row! the broncos are >>> team usa closes in on 100 medals in rio. nearly a 40-medal lead over china. 81 countries far81 countries have won at least one medal so far.1 >>> bolt slowed up a bit at the end, and traded smiles. putting the other runners behind him. he looks like he said just catching up with a friend! he'll try to women's basketball tournament. serbia knocked out australia, a 3-time silver medallist. and they did it with help from a colorado player! danielle pain went on to play for nebraska, one season in the wnba, and has played overseas since then. we invited people to choose their favorite underdog country on news.com. those who went with sweden are at the top. thailand and poland not far behind. >>> images of team usa winning medals in the olympics are inspiring many young athletes in the denver area. >> feet together! nice and tight. >> reporter: somewhere between all those flips, t

also western colorado, matt. soapra. little snow on the peaks up there near the snow mass wilderness area. that's certainly a sign that things are changing. here's the cloud deck that's plains here. we're also seeing light rain also moving up the pike here along the front range to denver metro area. we could have a sprinkle of rain here. what's producing that is a low in arizona. you can see it on satellite. otherlow spinning to colorado. starting cloudy this morning. this is going to take its time moving across the state. that could maybe cool temperatures tomorrow once the low settles in over colorado. 's future cast. briefly midday, showers and thunderstorms fire up 234 the mountains this afternoon -- fire up in the mountain this is afternoon. those move out later today and evening tonight. could have rain going on tonight. in fact, later this evening, monument hill from the north side of pueblo, could have good rainers going on with 80s and 90s across eastern colorado here with a heat bubble in the nation's mid secti

of a lesser charge. >> we now have a strangulation bill passed in colorado. the law became effective july 1. we're prosecuting people for the crime of strangulation, which is kneading the breathing of -- impeding the breathing of another person or restricting their airways by grabbing their prosecutors to have another tool in order to make sure that in particular domestic violence perpetrators are most aggressively prosecuted >> reporter: the new law, pretty important, the district attorney attorney says, because a lot of times with domestic violence cases when there's strangulation involved, it's hard to prove that because as for the suspect, he remains hocked up in summit county. >>> westbound everett closed between santa fe and southbound platte river drive because of this. crews spent the day repairing a water main break. the cause of it still isn't clear. officials say the pipe is 67 years old. they e restore water to businesses later on tonight. drivers need to take a detour around that area until tomorrow afternoon. >>> the goal is met to raise funds f

that's right because corners pulling storms into colorado from the east. for us, we're going to clear from southeast through the north through the day, small chance of storms here or there, very limited north of county line road, south of county line road you have a way better chance for showers today so see how limit we're anticipating the rain to be, a few hundredths of an inch, light sprinkles for most of us, so it shouldn't really affect your afterschool or after work plans douglas county, mid-80s up north so gets progressively sunnier and warmer as you go north but look at all the storms we're anticipating along and south of i-70 through colorado springs, woodland park, chaffee county, high terrain either side of the is an lewis valley, heavy rain, several areas with an inch of more or rain be shut out of the rain. 60s in the mountains with 84- degree high, partly sunny skies, small storm chances today, clouds overnight, fairly comfortable night with 56 overnight. tomorrow and wednesday, very light showers, not a lot of total moisture anticipated ther

colorado, up to the east. heavier showers and more on the way out there in arvada as well as evergreen. snowfall, yep. upen the high country across rocky mountain national park. the showers and thunderstorms with us for the next several hours. could be heavy at times around dinner time in weld county and throughout this evening, 8:00, thunderstorms. the showers beginning to break apart. still with us in some areas overnight. temperatures keeping it cool today. hit the low 70s. now with these thunderstorms pushing in, cooling us off to the 60s and 70s in denver. ray 81. in the 50s in leadville. and gunnison. so the rest of the evening anticipate the showers and thunderstorms for the several hours and through dinner time and start to wind down just a little bit. if you're a fan of the summer sunshine i have drier days ahead and when in the world will we hit 90 degrees? are we done with the 90s? or will we have a few more days? i'll let cow know in a few. >> reporter: that's effective. people want to know. weeken

colorado boulevard. more attempted murder and menacing charges there. we are talking 24 total charges from the d.a.'s office. those 20 felonies. he'll be in denver county court at 8:30 a.m. we'll be there and bring you the latest from court. reporting live downtown, jason gruenauer, denver 7. >>> now to a denver 7 exclusive, a store clerk tied up and robbed at gunpoint relieves those terrifying dull store in commerce city this week. the suspect is still out there. he told the victim he'd be back and that's why she quit her job. >> i shouldn't have to feel like that where i work. i'm here to provide for my family, and i'm scared. that's not right. >> we reached out to the company's corporate office, but no one wanted to talk to us. the suspect got away with money from the cash register, $20 from that woman's male enhancement pills. >>> this man will spend time in prison after 500 pounds off marijuana was found in his car in nebraska, that's worthh2- point$5 million. >>> west nile has killed one person her

his long career and what he loves about colorado. >> reporter: graham nash, welcome back to colorado. first of all, you've been here a few days. what have you been doing in your time off? >> a couple of times i went to actually experience something i've never experienced before. i've been smoking dope for 50 years, but i've never bought any legally and colorado being the smart state that it is various places where you can just walk in and buy marijuana and i've never experienced that before. at 74 i thought hey, go in there and buy some legally. i mean and it was a very interesting experience. so i've done that twice now. i just wanted to experience it once in my life. >> reporter: do you remember your first time in colorado and, if, so what was that like? >> the first time i came to colorado it was about under 8 steven stills lived in golden in colorado. >> reporter: you've been back several time since then? >> yeah, many times. >> reporter: what's your favorite venue to perform at? >> red rocks. how could you not love red rocks. i don't know whether you've ever stood on the stage, b

colorado. we're going to talk ab he is starting to spend in hopes of winning back support. >> i'll continue to sit. i will continue to stand with the people being oppressed. to me, this is something that has do change. >>> sit or stand? do you think the decision to sit out the national anthem waa go to 9nvotenow. you can vote in five minute. >>> first, breaking news. overnight. a man was in a car, refusing to get out, and police believe he was armed. jessica oh has an update. good morning, jessica. >> reporter: good morning, corey. such a stark difference from -- at this scene from what we saw 15, 20 minutes ago. we saw police cars surrounding not just king soopers but surround areas as well. as i walked closer to the scene, we saw police officers with rifles drawn, running across closer to the scene here. it was very tense. they were yell into mega phones, asking for whoever was inside this car to come out. we saw somebody walk out of the car with his hands in the air. that person has been tak

also south near colorado springs. they continue to see some very heavy rain there. these clouds really cooling us down in comparison to 24 hours ago. the temperature difference from colorado springs, about 20 degrees cooler, about 12 degrees cooler here in the metro area. that's the effect of the clouds for you. the temperatures now in greeley in the mountains are in the 40s and 50s. through this evening i think we could still see the potential for some light showers, not expecting for those storms at least in the metro area to turn severe. we'll lange onto those clouds and a better opportunity to -- hang onto those clouds and a better opportunity to see those storms south of the city and near monument hill and castle rock. tonight mostly cloudy with areas of fog, could see dense fog in the eastern plains develop overnight through tomorrow. tomorrow 82 is the high, similar to today, but maybe less blue in the sky, less sunshine, more clouds and we'll continue to see that chance for showers. here's a futurecast taking

a few clouds in western colorado. storm system out of colorado headed up to the four corners, will kick off very heavy thunderstorms in that part of the state by lunchtime and then those will move all the way through park county and up along the in so it is a dry start here, with light showers to the south. and we begin to cloud up here, as thunderstorms develop in the foothills. by early this afternoon. they will stay in the foothills for the most part during the afternoon. and then this evening especially after dinnertime, a few light thundershowers for those living below 7,000 feet on the front range. rain is unimpressive down here. the lucky few get a tenth of an inch. slightly higher than that, and a brief downpour, but most of right up along the continental divide, and west. especially from summit county west and kenosha pass to the west. 80s for our highs today. and clouds in the afternoon are going to put a lid on those temperatures. and the thunderstorms, down south, moderate to heavy in southwestern colorado

kyle. >>> we would hate to think that colorado has become accustom to mass violence. but i have always been bothered by how quickly we, in the media and in the community, seal to move on from the colorado-- seem to move on from the kurld springs planned-- colorado springs planned parenthood shooting. if the complex conversation around abortion prevented us proposed that question. >> we have spent about 2 decades thinking of the conversation, anything having to do with abortion, as something we don't have in public. so you combine that cultural dynamic, which we are trying to shift, combine that cultural dynamic with normalization and frequency of nonviolence that several years, and i think you just get an enormous amount of fatigue, combined with a topic that people aren't used to discussing. >> donald trump used to be pro-choice. he now says he is stridently pro-life. this might be an unusual question to ask you, do you believe donald trump is genuine? >> i believe it is materially irrelevant in the political discourse. >> doesn't matter whether i heart? >> it doesn'

senator from colorado. the transition team will oversee planning for a potential clinton elected. >>> 17 people under arrest after a major heroin operation is puffed in the metro area. rick salinger, this took a lot of time and effort from law enforcement. it certainly paid off. >> reporter: it did, according to them, look like the type of place where you'd expect to find a nerve center for a major mexican heroin ring. authorities said it was. it had all the ingredients, gun, hidden drugs, ammunition, and cash. this investigators say a paca is a large rodent in central and south america. it was also the code name of the alleged king pin living in douglas county. at a news conference, authorities revealed he and more than a dozen others have been arrested. >> we are getting crushed in our region with heroina -- abuse and use. >> reporter: large quantities were discovered hidden in tires. >> the group was hooirn vigilant about a -- hypervigilant about a potential law enforcement investigation. they had learne

colorado as well. our future forecast bringing storms around midnight tonight and around the eastern plains. swath of storms from sterling to colorado springs. that moves out pretty quickly. in the afternoon, more scattered showers in the heat of the day. our temperatures in the 70s tomorrow afternoon but we will still see rain and snow showers friday night in the higher elev with scattered showers moving through. tomorrow, highs in the upper 70s with mostly cloudy skies and rain, mostly in the afternoon. you see these temperatures across the front range in the 70s. cooler toward winter park and frisco. 80s for the western slope. 70s up around eagle and steamboat. low 80s here for southeastern colorado. the seven-day forecast keeps us in the 70s for one more day. then, the rain moves out anddwe low to mid-80s and the sunshine gets going into next week. we have high's getting around 90 degrees at the beginning of % the weekend into wednesday and thursday with lots of sunshine. >>> just short of their 10

colorado of course is home to a number of national parks. most popular rocky mountain national park. tweeted out this photograph today. >> . there are a number of other parks that call colorado home. check out this view of dinosaur >> . outer space. >> . here's what the colorado national monument looks like from high above the earth. >> . beautiful country out there. >> . you can get in on the centennial celebration. just like we did. if you can't visit a park today. these are birthday self-es we all took. to celebrate. >> . find your park .com. propb koes head coach taeupbging for members of the military after practice. they were also there for boot camp whereon broncos style. the story from broncos head headquarters. >> . 50 members of the u.s. army. air force. and colorado national guard. prepared for a different type of engagement. today. >> . their battlefield. a gridiron. >> . training on the same tur turf as the best warriors in the nfl. >> the only one i really knew was peyton manning. >> the broncos. >> . it's all part camp. >> . mi

clinton has big leads in colorado, iowa, and virginia. she leads trump 49-39 here in our state. 47-44 in iowa, and 50 to 38 in virginia. >>> two colorado athletes both earned a medal in their respective track and field events. 9news takes us to boulder. >> couldn't quite catch up to jenny simpson. >> reporter: call it the science behind winning. >> i thought, just get yourself there. whatever it takes, get yourself there. >> reporter: getting through there, came through here. >> everything is very well measured. >> reporter: the director of the sports performance department at the cu sports medicine department. bronze medalist, emma coburn knows well. >> coach whitmore and heather boris. we just contribute to the scientific aspect to it. >> reporter: that involves making sure athletes are at their best before they head to the olympics. from breathing to how they metabolize food. >> how a body works through an exercise, we see points and the weak points. >> reporter: in the months leading up to rio, coburn and simpson came to the center we

colorado could provide. and these extreme athletes already coming up with their next big stunt. >> that's how you get to work every day! >> every day! [ laughter ] >> showers and thunderstorms across the state. still some lightning, it is beginning to die down a little bit. still a lot of moisture to work with, especially over southwestern sections of the state. as a continues until 10:00 tonight. in denver, moisture gets up here and just dries out. there's enough moisture gaining some speed that could get up here and give us a couple of showers before the evenings over -- evening is over. snow in the higher elevations. in the southwest, telluride, silverton, higher elevations, some snow or rain mixed with snow. they sent us this. you can see the snow on the peaks. you can see the moisture we had already here. vail will see some snow as well. and that continues right into tomorrow morning. some early morning showers hang around, get a little heavy, scatter themselves and off we go. thursday again, showers an

welcome to crystal creek, colorado. looking down this quiet street in the town, it is hard to believe 50,000 people once called this home. the beginning of the 20th century was a critical time for cripple creek.

over a million ears of corn are picked a day here in olathe, colorado. and i'm glad we have a senator who uses his ears to listen to what's most important to colorado farmers. michael bennet asked what he could do to help, and then worked with republicans to make a farm bill that's making a difference to all farmers in colorado. the thing that impresses me most about michael bennet: we don't always agree, but he values our input. and i do trust michael bennet to look out for us. >>> great to have you with us. live picture this morning from our new roof cam. there's your skies ahead of sunrise today and the heat could be back. thanks for joining us this half hour. i'm alan gionet. >> i'm britt moreno and alan is right. it's a warm start to the week but we're cooling down. let's get to dave and figure out the time line for all of this. good morning. >>> friday is the day that's going to make you happy i think. we're looking at 64 today at city park. 65 downtown and most of our areas are pretty collins shep by major is at 64 degrees with a couple clouds bui

in colorado springs if it's for joining us another while they colorado to pinpoint whether we go to ritual rain in the springs at leading to heroic water rescues like this one right here caitlin durbin with the colorado springs gazette taking this photo but it wasn't just a heavy rain by hail to and a lot of it to engelbert live in a neighborhood that sticking out of tens of hill tonight. >> jimmy we are in a neighborhood just east of downtown colorado springs and this appears to be the area resident told us he feared he was going to drown in his own home another resident said she thought her group was going to collapse this was a devastating storm it didn't last for very long but it left quite a bit of damage. >> sleep hail and flash flooding. >> within a matter of minutes it started coming down the right ingredients for a devastating storm water starts to come in my car and i had to events forced to abandon cars and flooded streets. >> it was scary when the waves were hitting the car to car would move subtle like i was on a boat or something even parked cars and became boats with

>>> a colorado father accused of trying to kill his young son in a high speed confesses, tonight witnesses helped the boy until paramedics got there. >> at that point it was we got to get the kid out of the car. >> hail and heavy rain trap people in colorado spring, danielle's forecast calls for a gradual drying out. >> with the new rules coming into place we've had a lot of customers waiting. >> businesses can now get a license to legally fly a drone. the rush is on. >> he took us to a world of rocky mountain showdown is anything but bad blood between cu and csu. the reason will make you smile. 9news starts now. >>> it is heart breaking to hear what happened to 2-year- old isaiah. even before you hear that police think his father injured him on purpose, intentionally left his son unbuckled in a car, then crashed it more than a week ago. isaiah survived. police say that year-old nathan weitzel tried to kill his son in centennial. he admitted to police he did it because he wasn't man enough to raise a child. he also said he used cocaine that day. neighbors who heard the crash ran into the s

the colorado ccngressman coffman is one of the cosponsors. we contacted his office but he was not able to comment. right now you can read about all the ada lawsuits in colorado filed by the man from florida on petitions to change castrol operations in the state. they rejected both measures after finding questionable signatures meaning you will not get a say come november. struck this year for pot clubs in denver, supporters of a ballot initiative to not get enough signatures and the measure would have let pot clubs and special event permits first pot use. >>> trump is not giving of colorado without a fight. >> it's more of the same but worse. >> trump campaign is spending $10 million on ads including our states that the gop nominee is behind hillary cllnton in the polls and clinton pulled her -- pulled her out bbcause she is so confident. >>> it's been a dark and stormy eastern colorado. colorado springs had their share and this is the next line of storms and this is moving from the northeast toward the southwest. the pain of thunderstorms is

colorado 11%. the states have been locked in a legal battle for that water in the last 15 years. >>> kaepernick is at the center of a debate this evening. it's all because he was refusing to stand during sheriff's deputy shoots a suspect during a traffic stop. the suspect tries to get away, driving forward, and backward, even ramming the deputy's patrol car device. all the hile, the deputy hangs and the door there. the deputy opens fire, other deputies arrive, and eventually that suspect was arrested. the suspect is in the hospital right now in stable condition. >>> against nfl quarterback colin kaepernick, the san francisco 49ers quarterback, is igniting a firestorm for refusing to standuring the national anthem. kaepernick says it's a protest over police brutality against african americans. he's refused to stand for three preseason games. both fans, and current and former nfl players are divided way to protest. >> you have to understand what's going on in this game, and around the country is bigg

another colorado man killed fighting isis in syria. we talked to jordan mactaggart's parents a colorado man and mactaggart were part of the same group. >> both of these brave men joined the people's protection units in syria. jordan mactaggart's parents tell me he did this because he loves people. jordan mactaggart's story starts in colorado but his heart was in syria, where he spent a year fighting with the his parents say "our son made a clear minded well researched decision to travel to syria and join forces." levi jack shirley, an arvada man part of the same group was killed there last month. >> they are very kind, openhearted peeple and that's what my son was. very kind, very bighearted >> reporter: his mom tells us their family reached out to mctaggart's parents to offer condolences and support. pictured next this was mctaggart's second time returning to fight. his parents and castle rock say they have unconnitional love for him, writing "jordan admired the kurds from afar and grew to love them. there cause became his. without re

hillary is up 15 in colorado and darryl glenn is down 15 in colorado to michael bennet. it seems to me we are building to a way for democrats in colorado and perhaps, nationally. >> what republicans have to do? >> the reality is the poll numbers are not great for donald trump in right now, people are concerned about what is happening down ballot in have several house races to pay attention to. keeping 18 republicans in the senate will be critical and we have issues on the ballot with minimum wage. we found out that we are ironically not even paying our own people $12 an hour. in addition, we also had amendment 69, which bernie sanders endorsed this morning that will destroy the colorado economy if it passes. >> we will pick up on that in a moment. i want to dive in on fracking anca he drained -- he embraced the idea of local control and his advisors tell the wall street journal that's not what he meant. we talked with patrick davis from the colorado trump campaign. i want to listen back to what was talked about. >> some areas, they may not want fracking and of the voters

colorado as well. trump held rallies in denver and colorado springs last friday. >>> hilary clinton keeps gaining ground as we race towards november. the wall street jour nail poll shows hilary clinton with a 9 point lead over donald trump. clinton received 47% support, trump 38%. clinton increesed the lead by 4 points. >>> cloudy boulder. live view, may see one or two light showers. like our opportunities for heavy rain to be likely after 3:00 this afternoon, especially during the evening drive tonight. a couple of little showers here and there, it picks up late this afternoon. cuts across the area, a little bit of rain, more than a little bit of rain, few areas of moderate to heavy over us this range in to boulder county along the peak to peak highway, georgetown, idaho springs, bailey and kenosha pass. 1-3 inches could fall in less than an hour. >>> a clown creepy enough to scare penny wise. >> somebody is freaking people out in wisconsin. police say it is creepy yet not illegal. >>he filling up soo

the d host thunderstorms will be over southern colorado. there may be one or 2 in southern jefferson county. but that is about as close to denver as they will get. overnight lows 40s in the mountains. 40s and 50s download. 60s on the western slope. highs tomorrow a little warmer. we're looking at 80s and a few 90s in sterling and the hunter. i forecast tonight, mostly clear with 53 in the city. air-quality is good. mostly sunny and warmer tomorrow. act to near normal pictures, 87 at the airport. looking ahead, monday will be hot at 90 with isolated thunderstorms. 85 on tuesday. wednesday and thursday and other cold front comes through. the 70s will come back, a little that are chance of rain on leading into the following weekend, cool on friday and back to the 80s on saturday and sunday. a little of the roller coaster thing. nice temperatures. 70s and low 80s. >>> thank you for watching cbs4 news. over a million ears of corn are picked a day here in olathe, colorado. and i'm glad we have a senator who uses his ears to listen to what's most

what does we are talking about these i know were in southwestern colorado's in central and eastern colorado as we get what hot you talk to new mexico to portions of arizona has led to at least at the last week that's what all the areas you see in greener to buy later on but the scraps that they haven't quite made it across the continental divide in the big batches that is changing the system showers on my radar right now like i said afternoon hours within a start getting back into that rain fall on rainfall on midmorning break some light rain highlands ranch to castle rock down to south to the palmer divide and onto the onto the west african carol morrison up by 70 sales activities we will continue to the af hits from light rain another bigger one for consistent rain that will be on the wafer commit or dinner cap market to that and i second the first forecast high temperatures exactly where we are) the regarding the number 72 at the bottom of a warm-up to the west of not dealing with those early afternoon showers likely will hear in the mile high city break in the bigger batches and start l

if you were up early and saw the sunrise, not a lot of smoke moving into colorado due winds across colorado to the north of us, but some of us are seeing it in the atmosphere and in our eyes. the air quality is not terrific. it's just tinder dry, humidity value around 13%. storms that develop are having a hard time holding together coming off the foothills. the bases of these clouds are so far from the ground we're calling them high-based. we're seeing a lot of wind and lightning as these storms fall some cells have gotten stronger around keenesburg. we're watching those for you. you'll notice that tropical plume of monsoon moisture we talked about this time of year is southeast of us. there's a tiny bit coming underneath the ridge as high pressure is setting up camp. we'll focus on texas and louisiana where we've talked about this multi-day flood event, really something i talked about last week as well. these are flood advisories that extend across about six states the rain shield will be increasing inland and stretching northward. so areas of chicago and little rock down to the houston ar

trump brings resources into colorado. he's expanding his campaign presence with an office in jeffers c closer, not that the gap is not getting wider in colorado. and we think we're hitting it at the right time. >> patrick davis, the state director shows polls down double digits will likely trend up. trump has four campaign offices along the front range. larry campaign has 16 offices across our state. controversy -- the foundation will not accept foreign donations if his wife is elected president. >>> sanchez started in the pre-season game and the broncos will take on the 49ers at home in their second pre-season game. trevor siemian is probably feeling pressure. kubiak is giving him a shot to start saturd western has never thrown a regular season pass in the nfl. siemian will play the first quarter and a half. kubiak says he would like to name a full time starter next week. kickoff at 7:00 and we have you covered on-air and on cbsdenver.com for broncos coverage. >>> the arrival to cantaloupe season, the biggest farm produc

we have a huge area of high pressureesettling into colorado. that would normally calm down but we had disturbed weather in the higher elevations which is created high based storms. they're producing gusty winds up to 30 to 40 miles per hour so this is why they're concerned about wind. we could see the potential for that into tonight and tomorrow. as for rain fall, we're not really seeing that pop up but definitely gusty winds coming along with that disturbed area. here across the eastern plains, we have seen some scattered leaving the state. as you see here, a few thunderstorms making their way out of northeastern colorado. quiet in denver. just a few high clouds throughout our area. we'll talk about whether or not we'll see this dry air sticking around for the rest of the weekend coming up. >>> now to a news alert of a spike in burglaries in a denver neighborhood. homeowner hopes this surveillanceevideo will help catch the man who broke into his garage. reporter: molly, in the baker neighborhood just south of downtown. i checked and according

higher humidity across northeast colorado. a lot of areas could use a good soaking. 88 tomorrow in denver, deadly cooler but normal for this time of year. 89 akron. 90s over the southeast, 66 at leadville. front range numbers mostly looking at mid to upper '80s at lower elevations. a couple 90s in there . mostly 70s with a 60 or two reading in the mountains. tonight, storms in the northeast partly cloudy, mild, pleasant. 60 for low temperature. tomorrow 88, warm and dry. a few storms in the afternoon. the front early afternoon and as it stalls of a colorado, friday the best chance for storms in the seven-day. storms likely, first alert weather day a high of 80. saturday a few storms and 82. sunday looks like a great day mostly sunny start in the 50s, get to mid-eighties the bright spot. a couple hot days monday and tuesday, a bit of a return of monsoon moisture by next expected. we go from low '80s to low '90s on the seven-day. a little rain ? ? ? ? ? -? . >>> people in boulder will once again get to enjoy a virus a treat at t

colorado trailing 10-7. now, fan talk question, what will it take for the rockies to make the playoffs? start with getting a win this afternoon and tweet me the rest of your thoughts. we will have the best responses tonight on autoination all access. >> there it goes. see you. home run. >> now, after 22 years, alex rodriguez is retiring baseball. rodriguez, who is 41, announced he will play his last game on friday. that game will be at yankees stadium and he will be an advisory for the yankees. his time was riddled with controversy and rewards. he barely had played this year. >> no athlete ever ends his career or her career the way you want to. forever. but it does not work that way. accepting the end gracefully is part of being a professional athlete. >> emotional day for him. >>> today was supposed to be the first preseason game of the season. due to unsafe field conditions the nfl canceled the hall of fame game. that happening within the last couple of minutes. assuming the field conditions in chicago are

colorado coold be going up. come november you'll get a chance to vote on proposal that will triple the taxes. it would increase taxes from 84 cents to $2.59 per pack. the extra money will go towards programs to help people recalling some products because residue. 125 units are expected, including fruit chews and gum drops. the list is available on our free denver 7 app. >>> colorado's health departtent is releasing new ads called the trusted adults will speak up to talk to children about marijuana. it was one of the few churches to open its doors tt the gay community as early as in the 1950s. in the 70s and 80s it served as headquarters of the gay coalition in denver. >>> some parents say school buses are arriving two hours late. it's happening on route 32 and commerce city, part of the brighton 27j school district. one mother's son has autism and says the issues >> he's a scheduled kind of kid. he has to, otherwise he can't function. the rest of the day he's all flustered. >> now we're just asking for patience.

that's in central colorado in chaffee county. justin more son was mineing for gems saturday when that 6-ton boulder fell on him. he says an incredible response by the rescue crews likely but was able to recount his ordeal from his hospital bed in colorado springs. >> i was mining hiking don't go hiking alone ever. >> if you recognize him morrison has appeared on the reality tv show prospectors. he says this accident is a reminder colorado mountains can be dangerous. >>> right now a man condition thursday video of vandals defacing rocks mountain. jefferson county sheriff's office is investigating this crime. cbs 4's tom mustin you talked to the man who caught they will in the act. >>reporter: he started video ing the two men in action. the men yelled at hit threatened him he continued to roll. he's hoping that video will help identify those suspects. >> you guys flow you you're this video of taggers dedee facing the rocks at lookout mountain park. >> get a frontal of your face real quick. >>reporter: saturday afternoon joe and his

green part candidate in colorado today. yesterday she stopped in colorado springs and justice. she told supporters that she hopes her message rez nates to the unaffiliated voter and encouraged voting for the greater good. >> . latest colorado poll show getting about 7 percent of the vote. >> . that's 3 of the main candidates. a fourth is libertarian more candidates. what it takes to get into the race. >> . over two thousand people. are running for president. tphaeugts nationwide. some from parties you never heard of. so just how hard is it to get opt colorado ballot. well. turns out it's easier than you think. >> . >> do you think you could be commander in frank of little ton does. in fact he's running for president. one of over 20 presidential candidates on the colorado november ballot. >> . i have no chance of winning. and i do not want any of the voters to vote for me. >> . he says he's doing this to raise awareness for a approval voting. a proposal to let voters vote for many more than one tkapbd candidate. >> . mark all the candidates yes or the day. >> . he's joined by ot

it just clips northeastern colorado. not expecting the storms to roll through denver to be that strong. to the north, on the leading edge of the cold front we're tracking. here within the next hour or so, more widely scattered storms in the mountains, which then roll east by midafternoon. push through town. rain, lightning, thunder, all a possibility for us here in denver this afternoon. better chance for storms today. you'll notice again just to the nebraska and wyoming, a few stronger storms. chance for wet weather today and tonight. early tomorrow morning at about 7:00 we'll see more cloud cover across the plains. it will be a mix of sun and clouds early tomorrow, as we fartheso tomorrow afternoon it's a lot cooler, it's pretty unstable. we've got between 4:00 and 5:00 quite a few scattered storms and showers covering northern colorado and risk for severe weather tomorrow. we have a better chance for the storms tomorrow here in denver. that's our severe weather outlook for friday. it covers the entire metro area, all

that colorado is not olympics. as long as voters get a say on taxes, the ioc is not going to risk coming here? >> absolutely right. i think that -- you know, my reaction was only to the 1976 olympics in 1972. i hate to think that i'm forever. but you're right, you have the taber amendment, you have fiscal problems running every which way. they're not going to seriously consider colorado. and i'm not -- i'm a little bit sad about that. >> reporter: in your long career, you have brought attention to a lot of under the radar issues. and you've been willing to say unpopular things to get people talking. what is the issue that do its own pearl these days? >> probably our -- peril these days? >> probably our public pension system. pera. it's incredibly indebted. 26 billion as earlier in unfunded liabilities. so i think there's a whole series of hissen liabilities that we're leaving our children that i feel very guilty about. >> reporter: you feel a college in 1957. the world was my oyster, you know? the economy was growi

recent polls give clinton a double digit lead in colorado. but this is still a toss-up because more than their of voters are registered independents. >>> despite report from the.low chieftan, we have learned donald trump's campaign manager trump is claiming this fall's debate schedule is rigged against him. >> director comey said that my % answers were truthful and what i've said is consistent with what i have toll the american peoppe. >> reporter: hillary clinton still taking heat for the e- mail scandal that concluded with a less than flattering but when lynnton told fox news the fbi's director said she was truthful when she told the american people she never sent classified information from her personal e-mail, politifact found... >> she put words in the mouth of the fbi director. you need to be clear about nap. >> reporter: clinton reapeddedly said she never had class if id informs in her e- mails. the fbi director said she did. findings gets clinton's -- gives clinton the worrt rating of pants op fire. donnell trump voiced his miss dis p

but a much different seen in colorado springs. they were under a flash flood warning and you can see why. rain and hail flooded this busy intersection on north academy. >>> your first alert forecast. here is chief meteorologist mike nelson. could this weather impact our weekend plans? i do one degrees in denver. 45th day of 90 or higher but that's a long way from the record of 73 in the year 2012. the storms came in late. this is what it looked like over denver after all that heat began to get the dark skies and showers and thunderstorms and lightning show. now, look at radar. most of it has diminished across northeastern colorado. a few bands of strong storms near s those are weakening. a little light rain from central denver through littleton and lakewood down to conifer along highway 285. temperatures today in the 90s and low 70s now. 71 degrees downtown, 70 degrees at the airport, winds from the south southwest. they've dropped off at nine miles per hour. 87 degrees is a normal high. 100 degrees the record in 2002. we have an

we have heavier showers toward colorado spring. and to t west of denver and so far cloud cer if you were up ear in the morning. a lot of fog if you were out and about. stronger thunderstorms here divide. keep in mind that we will still have thunderstorms activity we will have a ssing showers here in denver but with the rest of the night and at the workweek holds. >>> fothr first time in 14 ye denver police will begin collecting racial information about the people they come in contact with. the move comes after a number of complaints about a lack of accountability. that's ccording to our partners at the denver post. chief robert white says recent informed the depprtment will start colle of the year. >>> developing on denver 7, two men have been arsted accused of shooting and killing two people in adams un brandon karr and rogio heredia are both charged with murder. they shot four people at the berkeley village mobile home park. this is off nevada. >>> people in douglas county went out to the county fair to leave messages for jamie j

presidentialcabusiness in colorado. he is planning a stop in lakewood today, it is a private meeting. 9 news reporter jessica oh is live at aerospace this morning with a look at who he is planning to meet. jessica recall. >> reporter: tarhonda, he plans on meeting with local and small business owners, and a round table discussion not open to the public. of course this is part of a big bush for the democratic ticket as hillary clinton is expected to make her announcement on how she plans to jump start small businesses later here outside primus aerospace, tim kaine will take a quick tour of the facility 9:00 to 9:30 before sitting down with the business owners and we mentioned that he is talking about clinton's plan for the economy. obviously, that is a broad subject but we know in part they will talk about the entrepreneurs and how to help them out of college debt and also to talk about how to make it easier for small businesses to obtain things like loans and licenses. we did mention that local business leaders of cours

the one in colorado, the ultimate adventure in westminster. mouth. >>> dark skies to the south of us, this view from our camera by dia looking toward the colorado springs area where they had really severe storms the last couple hours. this is the current view looking to the south. we do have dark ssies in the area. let me show you radar where all the activity is. on theeline from limon to colorado springs, and these storms are just kind of wandering around ddwn there, maybe a slow drift to the southeast but they have just pommeling parts of tellier county. denver has been on the edge, not that much activity. there is out flow of moist air coming back toward us from the sttrms and that is increasing our humidity and could bring us a few storms yet this evening. this is the view from our building, 83 downtown, 84 at the airport. the winds are gusty from the east-southeast at equestrian. humidity up a-- at 18. humidity up a little. we might see clouds build into a 88 the high, 52, very comfortable low this morbing. normal-- morning. normal is 87.

>>> live from colorado's news channel this is cbs4 news at 6 outside the 7-eleven in lakewood and a swat team was called in when police say the man appeared to have a weapon. police also say the suspect had seven warrants for his arrest, it evening i'm kathy walsh thank you for joining us, cbs4's melissa garcia has the latest.>>reporter: the suspect was rushed to the hospital by ambulance but it is unknown how serious his injuries are or what conditions he is in and is convenience store is back open for business after it was shut down for hours during the day. the speed i heard the cop's sake put your gun down, put your gun down bang. >> a bang made her worried for her former coworkers at the 7- eleven across the street. i was praying they were okay because we were really close. >> a man sitting in the old red pickup parked outside was shot after a three-hour confrontation with police. officers had approached him on seven outstanding warrants. >> he did not seem like that kind of person could >> neighbor conrad gonzales said he had seen the man working outside the late would snow and pic

colorado has seen 13 cases in humans so far this year and colorado's first death from west nile was announced last week, cbs4's melissa garcia is live in denver with more and melissa health officials are encouraging residents to help cut down on the risk.>>reporter: they are and one of the things that people really should focus on doing is draining any standing water from their property. even as little as a tablespoon of water which could come rainwater barrel can become a breeding ground for mosquitoes. officials say they are seeing fewer mosquitoes this year but do not let that fool you, they are saying a whole lot more west nile virus and they are taking action. fort collins residents to cover inside their homes as trucks sprayed pesticides to kill mosquitoes on contact.>> the sooner the better, the neighborhood needs to be sprayed if we have this is one of three high-risk zones sprayed and larimer county and researchers a colorado mosquito control is seeing a surge in the number of mosquitoes infected with west nile virus. up to 90% of the species trapped now are the type that can carry a

clouds are going to be fairly thick over eastern colorado. and in central colorado. with a few clouds around the area. friday morning, if you really want to see the perseid burst, head west, into western colorado, and that's where we will have the clear skies. >> i want to see the perseid burst. >> that's cool. >> and sky 9 is over 225, and southbound, at yosemite, where a three-car crash blocks the right shoulder. and no lanes are blocked. four lanes of traffic are now squeezing by. but it is already starting to impact the drive southbound, coming from the south side parker road. and excellent alternate route, is the cherry creek dam road and running smoothly for now, deatmissouri man credits it for saving his life. josh was in the middle and sta feel an intense pain. he was suffering a pulmonary embolism and itpu much in, he wasn't able to concentrate on driving and trusted the car's auto pilot to get him to the hospital. >> if something like i become unconscious, or incapacitated while driving, i am not going to cross over the and am into somebody or slam >> the c