in boulder, colorado, alicia acuna, fox news. the presidential campaign is making it's mark in wisconsin. between hillary clinton and donald trump is having a big impact on the race for wisconsin's u-s senate seat. plus - thousands of bikers are calling milwaukee home this weekend. the unique things they're finding at the milwaukee rally. donald trump and hillary clinton aren't on the ballot in wisconsin's u-s senate race. yet republicans and democrats are bringing up their names as much as possible. political reporter theo keith explains why. this week came the latest example of democrats tying u-s senator ron johnson with donald trump. we will build a great wall along the southern border johnson says he's distancing himself from trump's best known plan -- the wall. you are going to need better fencing in certain areas. i dont think we need a 1,700 mile wall. but we can utilize technology. were probably going to need more boots on the ground. johnson's democratic opponent, russ feingold, says johnson is 'trying to have it both w

. >>> the university of colorado boulder campus buzzing after a small black bear was spotted. he was first spotted this morning walking over a bridge. he was tranquilized and holdaway. >>> i am live at mile high. it's almost kickoff time for the broncos and the panthers tonight. >>> we are back live at mile high is the brrncos and panthers get set to open the season for 2016. is truly renken. just months ago these two teams met in the super bowl. there was a lombardi trophy and championship celebrations. nothing like that after this one but still what an incredible way to open the season. >> it's a playoff atmosphere. one me game it doesn't matter that much but it feels like a playoff game. we saw terrel davis bringing out those three lombardi trophies and the big 50. this crowd is worked into a frenzy. >> peyton manning is in the field is going to take the field for the celebration. troy simeon is taking his place. he has never maa desnap in the program. it's great teamwork. >> you can't just him the ball often think they are going to be fine. >> he will have to go back after

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. >>> the university of colorado boulder police department needs your help to solve a sex crime that happened over the weekend. they're trying to identify this man. he's wanted for unlawful sexual contact, this happened sunday in the pedestrian underpass at broadway and college avenue. take a good look at this guy. the victim told the police that the police say the same man is wanted for a similar crime in january. really good pictures of him here. so the police say he's got a reddish beard, three triangles on the outside of his forearm, too. call crime stopper, 800-222-tips, you might get $1,000 reward, but even more importantly, they just want to get this guy off the streets. >> another major recall, all ford owners need to hear, trust us, this i and the new iphone is unveiled but not everyone is happy about one of the newest features. first, though, a little cool off on the way tomorrow? it will feel a little bit more like fall, but you know that won't last long, we live in colorado, things change minute >>> before we get into weather, doi want to pass along an update for you, at

the state in time for a nice week. 75 in denver and 76 in fort 80s in the front east part of colorado. boulder at 76 and ever green at 67 and up at keystone only 59 degrees. 54 at estes park and tomorrow temperatures in the mid-70s. aurora and centennial and highlands ranch and under partly cloudy skies and a few showers in the afternoon and better chance west. tonight partly cloudy and mild for a low temperature. a nice night and tomorrow the highs good, close to the normal that is 73 and we will be 75 with some scattered showers developing in the afternoon. it gets out in time for a nice weekend. saturday and sunday lows to upper 40s and low 50s. mix of sun and clouds. monday windy and warm and by wednesday, first alert weather and rains on the plains and in the 50s for highs next wednesday. >>> and you will serenade us, perfect. >>> thank you, mike. >>> the denver zoo showing off its newest edition. irenena an 8-year-old orangutan and likes to cover herself with blankets we are told. >> not today. >> we don't know why we were told that. >> zoo keepers hope she will be a mo you can see r at

the national education policy center based at the yurt of colorado boulder sponsors the project, which identifies excellent public schools that close the differences in opportunities and resources that drive the well known achievement gaps. boston arts academy is both's only public high school for the arts. serving 440 students from predominantly low-income families. over the last two years nor than 97 percent of their graduates have been accepted to college. to tell us more about the award headmaster anne clark . >>> before we talk about the award let's talk about bogs tan art academy. i hear that each year 700 students apply for just 125 openings. i guess how do you admit student sentence . >>> we like to say that we're looking for the student passenger's seat who can't not do art. the student who just loves to daps, loves to sing, loves to draov these aren't necessarily students opportunities but before passion. so they come through the school and go through an audition process. we put them in an interactive class and we see how they engage. >> and how the school for the arts, i gue

actor in yuma nights activist george decay will speak at the university of colorado in boulder. he will be there october 26 that 7:30. tickets are two dollars per student and for us they cost $25. on 9news.com i have a feeling he will have a big crowd. he has so many fans. scenic this is one of those events where people will be lining up the night before. >> some of them may be in their star trek uniforms. >> most likely yes. to if you are smart, you will where it. you could take a picture with him in the background and the stage. >>> highway 290 -- highway 285 renamed today to be named after an officer that die driving to >>> we are waiting for showers to begin in the fort collins area. we already have them in the mountains. the clouds are building across the foothills. this is not translating into 71 right now, cooler in fort collins at 57, greeley 66. we have a mixture of 50s, 60s and 70s for the eastern plains, the same in the mountains at the moment. this is with the radar looks like prick you can see showers pretty scoured -- scattered. we have severe thunderstorm warnings

. >>> a woman fights off an attacker at the university of campus -- colorado compass in boulder . it happened early saturday morning . we're live on the campus to tell you about the disturbing story . >> reporter: cu police say there have been several incidents at the campus and has few weeks . this latest attack avenue near 17th st. had a walking along university avenue near 17th st . she noticed a man walking behind her . demand then put an arm around her and she rejected the advances . he grabbed her shirt and pulled her to the ground . luckily, she was able to fight him off . command ran toward mackey hall . the suspect is still on the loose . police and students tell us they are very concerned after this brazen attack . >> it is disturbing that this attack happened . we do not accept this . we want pe students and faculty and staff to know something like this does happen to them am a reach out to us so that we can investigate >> it is scary . i feel safe, but also a freak me out . i don't want to be alone a lot . >> reporter: the suspect is described as college aged and a bla

boulder. it is named after legendary university of colorado coach frederick folsom. it opened for the 19-24 season and has been the football team's home field ever since. the stadium was dedicated on october 11, 19-24, as colorado defeated regis college, 39-0. and now there are ones at colorado state are just some of what we'll talking about this afternoon on 9news at four p-m. there are still tickets available for tonight. you can get them from cu or csu. there are also tickets available on stub hub. they start around $55-dollars. last year, tickets sales were at a four-year high. football isn't the only thing going on downtown this labor day weekend. the taste of colorado starts today at civic it lasts all weekend- and includes musical performances from acts like boyz two men and blues traveler. organizers say getting all the vendors and denver police will handle security- while extra crews will be ready to help with cleanup. it's free to get into the park- but things like food and activities require paid tickets. expect to see a lot of people around there- includi

it is the area directly west of the university of colorado in boulder. short for university hill. it has a mix of residents and businesses. 75 businesses in all call the small stretch of the city their home. there are tons of restaurants, bars, cafes, bookstores, tattoo parlors, smoke shops, fitness studios, bicycle shops, art supply store. and it goes on and on. students. >> this is just where everybody is. it's always fun. >> food, that's all centrally located. all your friends live within five square blocks of each other. >> it is home, the history on the corner. >> yeah. the hill might be undergoing some new developments soon. that's causing a lot of controversy. not everybody likes it. there are plans to develop a hotel in that area and people think that in the scheme of things. we'll see where that goes. anyway, some of these local places have been there for 40 plus years. they would be torn down and replaced by the hotel and conference center. >> the hotel would revitalize the area and bring new business to the shops nearby. there's so much history, so we can understand why

. >> we did have the cold front yesterday we are a start the day. 16 degrees cooler in boulder. 18 for colorado springs. 48 in boulder. 43 in avon and 61 in grand junction. nancy rockwell, 48 degrees this morning, she said they had some rain moving through. taking a look at the satellite and the radar, there's some rain out there. foothills. and a few showers around the state. we will have a little bit of rain downtown this morning. we do have a little bit of midday clearing and the chance of more rain coming in later this afternoon temperatures only in the 60s today. >>> looking to the west, the camera in the high country, lower visibility and there's some wet along that lens as well as you make your way along i- 70. in town, a different situation. looking from the tech cam. keeping you company. nothing to slow you down. looking to the west, orange is the road weather index showing us the visibility along highway 72, portions of i-70. a couple incidents to the side street. nothing to get in your way traveling along i-70 or i-76. we have speeds into the 60s southbound along i-25 to as a peeping

this - despite the entire ramsey family publically exonerated by the boulder, colorado district attorney.it has turned into a theory that the ramsey's family attorney says will have a lifetime effect on his client. cbs says it "stands by the broadcast and will do so in court." can't decide whether you want the burger or hot dog? a newd into one. it's called the hamdog. it recently launched in australia and launched in australia and is available at market stalls at sporting events. its inventor applied for and was granted patents for it in both australia and the u-s. he hopes to launch it in the u-s time for your juicy question of the juicy question of the morning.surveys show this is the most inappropriate place to flirt with someone.most people say you should be focused on other issues at this place... rather than scoring a date ???adlib traffic strong storms have dumped heavy rains across minnesota, leaving businesses swamped and drivers stranded.in maple grove, so much water covered the roads - that people had to "push" their cars through with flash flooding - consuming entire intersecti

=for u it is the biggest rivalry in boulder that doesn't actually involve the buffs. >> plus we have your list of nine things to do in colorado this weekend and it, of course, >>> it is standing room only tonight in boulder and no, we're not talking buffs. >> 9news prep reporter taylor temby is here with a preview of tonight's game. what's up? what are your predictions? >> reporter: hey, guys. we've got a lot going on tonight. these teams have seen each other multiple times since 1960. fairview has won the past eight actually. so knowing that we're hoping that boulder will come out with some surprises. it is a rivalry game. so whatever can happen tonight. some 5,000 plus fans to fill these stands. overall, guys, just a beautiful atmosphere for tonight's game. both teams say it's always the biggest crowd of the entire season. the biggest obstacle this time for boulder will be numbers. the team has shrunk meaning a lot of the team will play both offense and defense. even when they do get tired, the panthers say they'll have to stay sharp and committed. this rivalry game really sets the tempo for boul smith is making sure he's g

denver at colorado up in boulder today. we have a hero, danica evans. she pops the net. cu seals the colorado cup and win this battle. and the du men's soccer team they won their seventh straight tonight. >>> you know what else is beautiful ? >> the weather. the forecast for the game. it will be 10 degrees warmer than today. will have highs in the 80s and lots of sunshine. do not forret the sunscreen temperatures will drop from the 80s into the 70s. it will be warm on the front range. 60s and 70s in the mountains. if you want to check out changing leaves as we go into fall. the first official day being on thursday. it looks like the weather will cooperate in feel like fall by the end of the week. this is our last summer weekend. temperatures in the upper 80s. >> he will be at the game tomorrow ? >> i will be nice and cozy in out another - a high-paid lobbyist. 131 former members of congress are now lobbyists in washington, dc. it's just considered business as usual. i consider it wrong. that's why i'm fighting for a new law to permanently ban former members of congress fr

in the city of boulder. >> . >> colorado measures of success. superintendent says denver is seeing more progress on the state assessments than just about any other district statewide. this spring dps graduated more than 5 hundred more seniors than last year. biggest graduating class ever. >> all starts in the classroom. the key here is making sure that we are recruiting and retaining the best teachers that we're supporting them. and their complex and classes are fun. rigorous and personalized. to meet the needs of students. >> now to the presidential election. one day after immigration speech trump promised millions of undocumented americans would be deported. now focusing on the economy. >> trump campaigning in ohio. talking about trade and jobs. >> . the billionaire promising a new legacy for america. while blasting the controversial trans-pacific partnership trade deal. >> it's going to be a horrible deal. it will be perhaps as bad as. i don't >> trump has a campaign stop scheduled for florida tomorrow. >> clinton cam campaign announcing it r

. >> reporter: dave is leading this 350-mile trip from boulder, colorado, to the pine ridge indian reservation in south dakota. >> a whole lot closer than we were three weeks ago. >> reporter: this ride is for people like waylon. >> whoever clicks their tongue, i'm going to be dancing. >> it's the beginning of a new relationship. >> reporter: lilly sets up shop a couple times a week. >> i'm just out here trying to provide. >> reporter: more than 40,000 tribal members live and struggle here on a reservation where a tattered american flag flies over people who need help. >> so we're out here suffering and just tieing to do whatever we can to help ourselves. >> reporter: two miles down the road, it has a face. white clay, nebraska, a town of 12 people and four liquor stores. >> alcoholism has taken so much out of my life, out of my childhood and my grown hood. it's taken everything. >> reporter: there are no easy solution to problems that have festered this long. some are still wary of outsiders offering help. >> we tried to wipe the native americans out. that's left deep wounds. each other, for

the death of jonbenet ramsey inside her parents' home in boulder, colorado, the day after christmas 1996. now 20 years later we're hearing from the 911 operator who answered the call about what she says she heard when patsy ramsey thought she hung up the phone. here is nbc's josh mankiewicz. >> reporter: just hours after the 911 call, jonbenet was found beaten and strangled to death in the basement of her family's home. kimberly was the 911 operator who answered december 26th, 1996. this is the first time she's speaking on camera about the end of the call. >> you could hear the phone go to the cradle. you could hear it didn't hang up. >> patsy? >> reporter: she could still hear patsy ramsey talking but not to her. >> there's three different voices. >> reporter: the ramcies with their son burke. boulder pd detectives suspected the ramseys were lying about jonbenet's death. when questioned by investigators, burke admitted to being awake but said he never went downstairs. >> i was afraid. >> reporter: a grand jury heard all of this and in 1999 recommended indictments for child abuse resulti

boulder, colorado, finishing second on the list and we're included, scottsdale came in third. >> nice. >> reporter: what about tempe? i like tempe? tough day in tempe and around the nfl and that includes the cardinals. coaches have to cut down their th ier from 79 players to 53- for 53. bruce arians having to make the tough call. kerwynn williams is gone. he is a good running back but he doesn't play special teams. if you're on the bubble, you have to play special teams like stepfan taylor. williams is gone. brooks had a rough night last night. he got beat for two touchdowns and missed a tackle that led to jackson shipley, the wide receiver out of texas had a good camp and good preseason game. maybe he will end up on the practice squad. b.a. talked about how this could be a tough day and talked about having to let guys go. chris clemens safety is gone, rob chris, and marquess bundy had a great game last night b you that wide receiver core just stacked and that is how it goes with cardinals. good problem to have that you have to let good guys go. >> some teams are happy to cut guys and

. >>> the aclu wants colorado ccties to lift their ban on panhandling. denver, boulder, and colorado springs have altered panhandling law and they're not in the aclu cross hairs. >>> no surprise here. another problem with the train to the plane. thankfully it's been fixed but we're looking into the 20-minute delay. three crossing arms at threee3 intersections stayed down too long. if rtd can get the crossing arms to work properly they could get rid of the flaggers. >> since this line has been opened in april, there's never been seven consecutive days where they work properly. >> the main issue is the amount of time the gates come down prior to the train coming through and staying down through the intersection and when the train goes through. so it continues to be safe but the problem is they are going too long. >> rtd says the unexpected extra time is safe for the train and convenient for drivers. >>> the next time you're at dia you may notice a smell. the bathroom air freshener is the talk of the town. >> many of you have asked us to figu it's called black bamboo. >> i

what boulder colorado police had to say about the death of jon benet ramsey. >>> well, good afternoon. thank you for joining us. a woman who mowed down her boyfriend after getting some disappointing news is sentenced for her crime. >> today, misty lee wilke boyfriend with her car. the video is caught on camera. andrew hasbun in the court today. tough to forget this video. andrew, what's happening there? >> the video a big part of the case, she pled guilty and was sentenced to six and a half years in prison. the video, we want to warn you is graphic. it shows the victim riding her biological, and then wilke driving straight toward him and speeding up as she hit him. this happened back in april. the victim flew over the car and land he ended up seriously injured but alive. she told the victim was her boyfriend, and just before she attacked him with her car they had been in an argument that started because the victim told her he had hiv and was laughing at her. in court, the judge said there was no excuse for the crime. the victim was not in court, but wilke was able to speak to the judg

full-scale replica of the ramsey e.hous >> we took a 70,000-square-foot warehouse in boulder, coloradoot the original plans to the house, crime scene photos, vidography of the house, and we built it from scratch. >> because we built the place, we could test theories. >> also of interest, the alleged y entrpoint into the house, a small window barely visiblem fro the outside. z >> it's restrid.cte it won't open all they, wa which gives you very little bit of room to get in through here. this is the location where the letter was found, the ransom letter. it's at the bottom of the stairs that lead right unto the outside of jon benet's room. it's six to ten times as long as the average ransom note. >> that ransom note is another focus of the investigation. the team actually timmd out how long it would take just to physically write the letter. >> 21 minutes. >> just mechanically, it took 21 just to write this thing. if it were original text it would have taken so much longer. >> i think we can all agree this letter is clearly staged. >> all that analysis is part of the investigation with new

. >>> new at noon in boulder, colorado, a mentally challenged teen starved by his parents, arrested, accused of starving their blind and autistic 17-year-old son. would only eat chips and drink sugary drinks. the parents now facing charges of child abuse and neglect. >>> ryan lochte the olympic swimmer now banned from swimming through next june, and will forfeit a hundred thousand dollars in bonus money that went with his gold medal at the olympics. the penalties announced this morning over his encounter at a gas station during the games, involving vandalism and then he'll have to perform 20 hours of community service and will miss team u.s.a.'s post olympic trip to the white house. >>> in wayne, michigan, you can see the mangled mess left behind. police believe the driver of the truck tried to go around the crossing gates. about 90 people were on the train, none of them >>> more kids in michigan turning to marijuana, away from opioids, the percentage of kids using pot rose 8%, the percent of them using opioids and narcotic drugs dropped 6% in the past several years. >>> still to com

first, to have a live northern colorado bureau, first with a live boulder bureau, first again in southern colorado. 9 news, live needed. 9 news, nimber 1 in colorado. >> that is too cool. this is too ugly, i had no idea how ugly this would be. throw back thursday, in the city of littleton, taking it back to the old school because they are old fools who are so cool and whoop, there it was when president howard tap visited littleton in 1909, first of 2 visits to see his friend, the senator. it reminds of us the days when candidate's health. taft was an undeniably big dude. >>> a great interview is a dance between the interviewer and the interviewee and we found the perfect pair for the next story, america's most famous ballerina, and tarhonda thomas's daughter, ruby d. >> my name is ruby d., i am about to interview misty copeland and i like her because she is a good ballerina, we have to go to a press >> hi. what is your name? >> ruby. how is it being a brown ballerina? >> it is amazing. it is amazing to sit across from another brown ballerina because there aren't very many of us and there

steven pitt consulted on the case for boulder, colorado investigators. >> i heard that call when i was a consultant it -- consultant. i remember it like it was yesterday.>> reporter: the 911 call was enhanced and captured comments from inside the ramsey home.>> it's an important piece of information, but that piece of data is not what's going to solve this case and that piece of data is not what's going to find justice for the victim.>> reporter: the ransom letter is another key piece of evidence. >> it is a strong piece of evidence but no one has ever been conclusively identified as the author of that note. >> reporter: police have always believed someone inside the work of an intruder.>> i was not impressed with the theory, but have to consider it >> reporter: the producers of an event explain in great detail.>> i think that is the most be explained in a way that is user-friendly.>> will anybody ever be charged? >> i don't believe so. >> reporter: he points to the highly publicized mistakes made by investigators and the contamination of the crime scene. >> if a thorough search of bee

honolulu topped the list followed by boulder, colorado and scottsdale, arizona kailey in thind was fourth and san diego was ranked fifth. what do you think about the magazine's article? you can let your voice be heard by sounding off on our website and facebook page. >> denise: a major breakthrough in the fight against cancer. doctors have come up with a blood test that can detect the disease before symptoms start. it will be used one day for people at high risk of getting cancer. completed before doctors start using it. >> from you planning a road trip with your baby we have the things you should consider in order to keep your little one safe. >> look for items that are crash tested. you don't have anything if you work after being in a crash you want something that is shatter resistant or something that won't booy seen as a pro projectile. that's something to think about. >> keep an eye out seats that are roll over teated. over tested. fill out the registration on-line or by mail. if it is recalled you will know right away. >> sometimes using your credit card at the store or the restaura

a 6-year-old girl killed in her home in boulder, colorado. the call came in as a there was a ransom note and her body was found in a little used room in the basement of her home, bizarre and within a week all over the national news. >> it blew up when pageant people started selling their videos to the networks. boulder police did not have a homicide department. >> reporter: in the entire year of 1996 this was the only homicide in boulder and the investigation was troubled from the start. short staffed police department and a very unusual unexpected type of crime. crime scene investigation 101 requires that you seal the scene off, document it and search the property. >> reporter: the pageant story line kept churning, questions kept coming. facts were few. rumors were plenty. >> that's what all the media was reporting. >> reporter: 9news investigative reporter paula woodward was a signed to the story that eventually led leaving tv news. >> we know that patsy was in the house, that john was in the house, that burke was in the house. we don't kno

. >>> and a boulder is expanding -- a bolder in boulder, colorado is set to expand in colorado. the new expansion to northern colorado. >>> i'm stacey donaldson, overnight lows will be in the 50s tonight. 30s and 40s for the mountains. it looks like we'll have some fog and potentially light rain >>> no charges will be brought against a minnesota man who confessed to sexually assaulting and murdering an 11- year-old boy 27 years ago. danny heinrich was already arrested for child porn when he lead authorities to the remas of jacob wetterling as a part of a plea deal and he confessed to the murder. details from that event happened right in front of jacob's parents. last minutes. for us, jacob was alive. until we found him. >> even though heinrich won't be charged for the murder, he could serve up to 20 years in prison for the child porn charge. >>> the last surviving victim of the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando has been discharged from the hospital. a total of 76 surgeries were performed on 35 victims over the last several months. 49 people were killed in that shooting in june

. >>> the explosion that hit close to home in colorado, a man from boulder was in chelsea when the bomb went off. he did not see fire but a cloud of smoke.>>> donald trump appeared in colorado springs for a rally and addressed an incident in front of the i went -- i get off the airplane, a bomb went off in new york. we are living in a time. we had better get very tough. >> trump treated he was thinking about the victims and took a jab at obama's failed policies. >>> pueblo police are looking for a two-year-old boy who was police think he may be in danger. on the left was the two-year-old and on the right is his mom. they may be in a red monster with colorado plates a 109832. >>> a pretty crazy scene in commerce city. a man trapped after falling into a trench, he had to be rescued from emergency workers. it happened on iv street. pulled up in the nick of time. he just pulled up. he just jumped up. he started digging aad he could not find anything. he dug around i fingers and he dug his face that and spit out all the dirt and stuff. >> the trench was 10 feet deep. thankfully okay. >> poli

colorado city's. it wants the bans on it was successful last year in grand junction. denver, boulder and colorado springs have altered their laws on -- and are not in the crosshairs. >>> the gop candidate. in the last 90 minutes, trump took the stage in arizona outlining his anticipated immigration plan. here is some of the key points. he wants to build a wall along the mexican border with a high- tech surveillance system. he also wants to hire 5000 new border agents. he is promising swift action against anyone who is in the usa legally. >> under my administration, aayone who illegally crosses our country and back to the country from which they came. >> denver 7 marc stewart found trump's plan is drawing criticism and curiosity. >> i just got my green card. >>reporter: this man is on his way to becoming a u.s. citizen. >> dual citizenship would be my ultimate goal. >>reporter: a citizen of vietnam and a high-tech entrepreneur, egretta see you and a big supporter of the businessman. >> the ability to go back and forth between vietnam and america woulgive me the ability to launch sever

we're off to a ch this tuesday morning. 20 degrees cooler in boulder and colorado springs and 11 degrees cooler in greeley thanks to the cold front yesterday. 50 at dia right now. 37 in leadville. 34 in avon. 62 in grand junction. fog this morning heading into the foothills. down to about 3-miles of visibility toward broomfield. 4-miles for boulder. we have some rain and showers making their way up from the south and for us, we're on the dry and the cloudy side. you can see the rain moving out of the plains. throughout the morning hour, we may get a sprinkle or two around denver, the better chances this afternoon, with temperatures only in the 60s today, joel. >>> you can expect a wet drive from the west this morning. portions of c 470 and be wet out there. right now in town, pretty good heading across the denver metro area. we have ongoing road work along c-470 and the lane closure in the eastbound direction where they had the piece of construction equipment that took out a piece of the bridge. >> >>> breaking news this morning. police have an area closed off the 5500 block of xanadu st

found strangled to death in the basement of her parent's upscale home in boulder, colorado. the morning after christmas, 1996. nats from documentary: "we lost our child. we were devastated." a cold case that is still officially open? sot - chief greg testa / boulder police department: "we have not, and will not give up. investigation and finding justice for jonben?t." the case file? bulging with (keyable gfx) 15-hundred pieces of evidence. including (keyable gfx) 200 dna samples. and (keyable gfx) 20- thousand tips and leads. boulder police interviewed some (keyable gfx) 1-thousand people in (keyable gfx) 18 states. and still no closer to catching the killer. nats from documentary: "this person murdered jonben?t." but this morning a&e's new documentary promises new revelations - nats from documentr little light went on and it was just like - wait a minute, it was a stun gun." (stun gun nats) - testing the theory that an (keyable gfx) intruder committed the murder. nats from documentary: "the test revealed that mixed with jonben?t's blood was the dna of an unknown male." in 20

colorado. they successfully did so in grand junction last year. denver, boulder and colorado springs have altered their laws and are now not in the crosshairs. >>> since the university of colorado opened in april, it has never run for seven straight days without a problem. yesterday there were 15 to 20 minute delay's because of crossing arms staying down for too long. to use the flaggers if each - >> since the line has been opened there has never been seven consecutive days where they work properly. >> the main issue is the amount of time the gates come down prior to the train coming through. staying down through the train going to the intersection and when the gates come back up. it continues to be safe but problem is, they are going down too early and staying down too long.>> rtd says the unexpected extra time is safer for the train but inconvenient for writers. find our reports on the issue on the free denver7 app. pretty nice day. >> we are threeeweeks away from the official start of fall. >> i don't know if i am ready. sometimes they are great and sometimes

we're off to a ch this tuesday morning. 20 degrees cooler in boulder and colorado springs and 11 degrees cooler in greeley thanks to the cold front yesterday. 50 at dia right now. 37 in leadville. 34 in avon. 62 in grand junction. fog this morning heading into the foothills. down to about 3-miles of visibility toward broomfield. 4-miles for boulder.

colorado scores! [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: in boulder, eric christianson, cbs sports. >> what's the greatest win in colorado crossed! maybe another miracle in michigan this week. >> great game. >> they'll play well. >> look good. no doubt about it. coming up, ncaa canceling championship games in north carolina. why one state official calls that extortion. >> heavy-hitters campaign for recovers from pneumonia. and why and why trump is fac and why trump is fac with prism on the go from centurylink, you can get your favorite shows right on your devices pretty much everywhere you go. um, paul, that was great. i like how you can walk around and watch your shows. and your delivery really evokes "the frozen north". meets "un giorno nella vita." or early film noir. i'm just gonna take a drumstick there. hmm, it's a bit derivative. mom: and your suggestion? "the pottery maker"? son: no. "the summer of my despondency." >> a handful of people around the grain river ranch are being told to evacuate. strong winds are fanning this one. along the front range, clouds bring someplace showers for us. video sh

craig sent this shot in from high lands ranch this morning. 45 in akron and colorado springs at 51. 33 in aspen. boulder at watcher in littleton is coming in at 46. thunderstorms across eastern colorado in the evening. this was at 5:00. this storm in burlington dumped 1-2-inch diameter hail over the area before it moved out. behind it we're kind of calmer and cooler this morning as drier air is filtering in. you can see that here on the lingering around the rockies keeping us on the cool side. once we get in the weekend, high pressure moves in temperatures come back and the 80s will return. here's the futurecast for today. starting out sunny and one or two isolated storms get going in the mountains so a slight chance of those moving into the denver metro area later this afternoon. it's a long shot if you get much measurable rain out of that. today temperatures in the 70s and 60s. we may make it to in lamar. our highs in denver, 72 degrees and a slight chance of late day storm. tomorrow we boost it up to 77. same deal with an isolated storm possible in the afternoon and then the 80s come back. 85 on sund

good looking temperatures. 89 boulder, 86 colorado springs. breckenridge in bane bane that vista. 90 is hot by anybody's standards out there. >> summer's last stand >> thank you. >>> hundreds from across colorado came together to volunteer for the eighth annual xl day of service. people took part in nearly 70 volunteer projects. that included cbs 4 staff who rolled up their sleeves to help out their community. >> thornton century middle school gymnasium typically serves as a place for e. or sports. saturday it was a site for serving the community. i'm putting stickers on it. >> these assembly lines. cbs 4 anchor and weather team. they're all taking part in the day of service. a day dedicated to helping organizations across the state like food banks and non profits. >> we've always volunteered. we really cared about the community. >> this was the second year sal partnered with colorado feeding kids. this year more package meals. . >> this is huge. >> in denver, 250 volunteers took part in cleaning up parks and trails. among the helping hands, c

. >> new numbers from the university of colorado show its boulder campus has set a new record for freshman enrollment. there are 6 thousand 445 freshman. overall they saw a nearly 3% rise in enrollment. on all four campuses. >>> students could not stop talking about this black bear on the edge of the boulder campus. parks and wildlife decided to leave the bear alone because he wasn't bothering anyone. >> people are also going wild for this scene. a man propelling down a high-ris building yesterday toe raise awareness for the cancer league of colorado. >>> a lot of people bike around denver and it can be kind of a hassle to carry around a helmet. >> this is coo it's called the echo helmet. take a look. it's a foldable helmet made out of paper and corn based wax. vending machines nearby bike stations. it can reportedly stand impact of a ten pound weight dropped from three feet. now they're working to get approval to put them on the market. >> interesting. >> i'd be scared to try it out. >> let someone else test it first. >> i went out for a run in between shows. and was almost hit by a car t