an attorney says a colorado department of correctoins officer fired his gun during yesterday's fight in denver. while police investigate, the two rival motorcycle clubs are blaming each other. police still have not made any arrests. the fight broke out yesterday during a motorcycle expo. one person died. six people were also injured in tonight two virginia tech students are under behind bars.. accused of killing a 13 year old girl. police say 18 year old david eisenhauer is facing kidnapping and murder charges. he is an engineering major and track star you are

the colorado health department says there's no known safe amount of marijuana use. during pregnancy. but in a state where it's legal, there are a number of moms who better just a judgment investigating moms who do use. >> . i have my arsenal of medication. >> she has two herniated tkeufpbgs disks and suffers from chronic pain. >> she's 7 months pregts. marijuana. the fourth month of my pregnancy. >> she stopped. only because she snows hospitals are mandatory reporters. if a baby tests positive at birth. in colorado. automatically defines abuse as an infant testing positive for a schedule one substance. >> . do you think marijuana can cause any sort of brain damage to a baby. >> no. i don't. >> >> she admits the research is limited. moderate risk. when it comes to marijuana. and babies. >> the strongest evidence. is risk for colorado senator wants signs in all shops. warning expecting moms. >> . his bill died. but begins october 1. colorado will require warning labels for pregnant women. on all marijuana products. >> . they are punishing us. for them not giving us fa

. >> reporter: the colorado department of corrections confirmed that tonight. but they're not saying much more. we did hear from attorneys from and both have very conflicting stories about what happened %- >> reporter: exactly what led to this? a shooting and stabbing at the denver motorcycle expo saturday that left one person side r dead and seven hurt. members of either club. >> reporter: it depends on who you ask. an attorney for the club says members of the iron order are to blame. >> they said that the iron order were the first to throw a punch and pulled a gun and killed an among you will -- mong mongul. >> reporter: they say the monguls first approached them. one person involved is a member 3 of the colorado department of corrections. >> i understand that some of the them definited themselves after that -- defended themselves after that. but from the people i spoke torque the iron order started the initial altercation. >> reporter: two members of the iron order are in the hospital. another from the monguls is in crit r critical condition. we -- critical

when the colorado department of health and environment released the study. results were mixed. >> that oh mom plans to appeal her finding of neglect. she has to spend money she doesn't have on an attorney. positive, no matter the amount. it's defined as abuse. station two people were sent to the hospital. when the roof buckled and came crashing down. >> now investigators try to happened. take a look. you can see the oning at this green clean ebg press car wash. drop and give way. they told witnesses they noticed some cracks. and while they were checking things out the entire roof collapsed with them. on it. >> . >> safety inspectors and engineers shut down the station as they investigate the incident. thankfully the two people were injured but are expected to make a full recovery. >> a missouri state trooper being hailed a hero tonight after saving a woman from a burning vehicle. video shows the trooper showing up to the scene. when he sees the car on fire. he immediately runs to the vehicle. and pulls the woman to safety. with the help of another person. th

meteorologist stephen bowers is this morning an attorney says a colorado department corrections officer red his gun in self defense-- during a big fight at the motorcycle po at the denver colliseum. one person was shot to death, and seven others suffere injuries frogunshots stabbings,r hand-to-hand fiting in awl between rival motorcycle clubs saay. so far, no arrests hen made. yesterday'events for the annual expo were canceled in the afh of the melee. on this first alert 5 weatr day-- here a live look from our pueblo studio.... we'll continue to upte you throghout the morning on covera and weaer and traffic on the 5 d ene return.. it'she day prential ndidates have been preparing for for weeks.. the iowa ccuse their last muteffortto sway voters in the hk-eye state.. plus... the final countdown to the superbowl.. how the broncos le denver with ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, welcome back.... here's live ok at 25 in colorado springs... art roatoelu at can e thisorning.. we he anothelive u comingp in just a few mite in our election watch verage: thbiday is finally here... in jushours... the first cauc in

susan medina, public information for the colorado department of investigation, is talking. >> he's had a lot on his plate today. he's spent the majority of it at the hospital with the family of one of the members of his agency that was in surgery for most of the afternoon and with the family of the other deputy who was transported to st. anthony's for treatment. he wanted to stay with that family, both families by their side throughout the entire afternoon. that was his priority and as we move forward through the day

colorado department of transportation is expected to reopen another lane of i-70 through glenwood canyon at any moment! >> there we go. with one eastbound lane. traffic will be moving 24 hours a day, seven days a week from now on. delays area. however there will be pace cars that will lead groups of cars and trucks in both directions to make sure they will be going slowly through the canyon. it's been ten days since the 24-mile stretch of the highway was shut down completely after a big rock slide there. it will be about another month before the cleanup is complete. >>> it is tax season. you may have noticed scammers claiming to be from the irs trying to take your money. >> the phone scam is not new, but it is circulating in the denver area once again. and here at 9news, we have received dozens of e-mails from folks on the receiving end of one of these pesky calls. most recently a woman named patricia in the denver area. she contacted us after she received three calls saying they work for the irs. just yesterday morning, she received a third call. the scammer left a message on her answer

and it's going to be sent to the colorado department of public health. and they'll forward it to the cdc. the test itself is free. and there's a $45 handling fee to get it there. and that's where the money comes in. this is a very, very simple blood test. and the test right now has a two week turnaround time period. it takes two weeks from the time you submit the test. and it's coming back down the same way. that could be longer. and be careful this summer. if the new tests don't come out, it could take longer because more people will want the test. if you fall in the criteria, talk to your doctor and your leg work to find out how to get the blood to the cdc. they are the only ones at this time who can test for zika. >> and i imagine people have been asking for weeks. >> and one of the problems is the zika virus sprung on us and picked up momentum. the tests are out there and i guarantee you they're working overtime to produce more tests. once colorado gets them, we should find out and be able to let people know. eventually, the commercial test will get

colorado department of human services bought kits for county jails. once someone is released, they get a one-time use kit that could save their life. >> when they leave jail, they're extraordinarily high risk of overdose death. so we're specifically trying to target those people. this drug is an antidote where if they are with someone who overdoses or their buddy sees them overdose, they can give them this medicine which will reverse the effects of the opioid and allow them to breathe again and not die. >> the colorado department of human services is using marijuana tax revenue to pay for the kit kitts. if the program is successful, it is possible more funding will become available. >>> in the presidential race, democrats debated in new hampshire last night. the narrowing field of tomorrow w. that state's primary on tuesday, trends on both sides. >> joined by the 9news political experts. thanks for your time. let's start with the democrats. getting a little bit feisty between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. >> a little feisty but very importantly

. >>> and when you do file your taxes, just be prepared to wait, the colorado department of revenue said it's taking extra time to review returns after seeing an increase in fraud. your returns could be delayed if you follow early.. >> this is something that we deal with, whether you're shopping or trying to get home. parking is a ig hassle and one front range community is revisiting their parking permit program in boulder. it could make it harder for `heir own homes. >> removing these signs, whichh allow for permit parking on residdntial streets like this -`one, all of this as boulder grapples with parking programs. >> one block off the iconic pearl st. that the system isn't working -`for them. >> sometimes there's plenty of parking. >> right noo, is not one of them. >> why boulder city council is revisiting the residential permit parking program. >> lisa smith with the city said all options are on the table including considering raising permit prices,,reducing the number of permits available to residents and even eliminating the parking altogether. time for public parking from 3 to 2 h

. >>> the colorado department of corrections is searching for three men under patrol supervision and they disappeared. they are associated with the prison gang. the 211 crew. the man who killed a colorado prison chief was a member of the same gang. they cut off their ankle monitors. they don't know if they are if you see them call 911. >>> the battle against the zika virus is centered in colorado. the search and training is happening at the cdc facility in fort collins. 9news reporter jonathan gonzalez joins us. this is a global response. >> reporter: it is and it is spear headed by the cdc in colorado. they are working with international governments to figure out how it is spreading and what could be down to stop it or slow it down. we were there today as senators met with researchers. >>> the fight against zika collins. the senators toured the facility together today to efforts. >> they are working hard now we know it train people all over central america, latin america and throughout the united states to -- to handle the . >> around the clock every day of the year. virus to underst

an attorney says the colorado department of corrections officer fired his gun during a weekend brawl that left one person dead and seven others injured. they would not say whether the the motorcycle club is made up mostly of police and military members. police say they have made no arrests. >>> as the ongoing water crisis continues in flint, another celebrity will be in town to help today. russell simmons is heading there to pass out bottled water. he plans to attend a town hall meeting as well. simmons described the situation in flint as, quote, environmental racism. >>> people are upset over their water quality in c. joseph louisiana. they are demanding change. this is what homeowners say is coming out of their tap. they are asking president obama to declare a federal emergency. >>> cuba announced they're this is all part of a pilot project. no word on prices or when the service would expand. right now, broadband home service is only legal for diplomates and employees of the government. >>> the president is giving every student a chance to learn computer science in school. right no

. >> swedish is working with the colorado department of health for more information about test go to our website 9news.com. >>> two people are being questioned after a deadly shooting in north boulder this morning. it happened at the ponderosa mobile home park along broadway near u.s. 36. police say they found one person with gunshot wounds who later died at a hospital. the two people questioned were in the area when the shooting happened. shining mountain waldorf school went on lockout after the shooting. it has been lifted. >>> college students in colorado are not as interested in education degrees as they once were, fresh numbers from the state department of ed. the number of students completing an education degree has dreamed by about a 1/4 in the last five years and enrollment has declined about 6% just from last school year. the department of ed is filling the void for teachers with people who have gone through an alternative teaching license program, usually with a one or two year stint. those particular programs year over year. the state is looking to promote teaching careers

expect all is an active criminal investigation with all englewood police department and the colorado department of health is working with swedish on how to move forward with all of this. adele? >> so, i have to ask you, chris, are former patients then supposed to call swedish or wait for them to call? >> as you might imagine when the news broke of this 1:00 this afternoon, a lot of those patients simply didn't wait for swedish to call. so they called swedish. they took a ton of phone calls and are now saying if you can, wait to contact us but, again, it only impacts patients who had surgeries during those particular dates and it is about 2900 in total. >> got it. thanks a lot. >>> this week's snow storm has colorado back on track for mountain snow pack, that is crucial in so many ways. here is 9 news reporter, maya rodriguez. >> all of that snow measured in inches in the metro area but in feet in the mountains means colorado's snow pack rebounded after a slow january. factor. without the storm snow totals and precip totals for january were going to be about the 70% of normal range. >> but now,

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injured.authorities say a colorado department of corrections officer fired in self-defense at saturday's biker event.they also say he's a member of the iron order motorcycle club... made up mostly of police and military. the man who was killed belonged to the mongols motorcycle club. the c-d-c could declare the e-coli outbreak over as soon as today... at chipotle stores in nine different states... including ohio. more than 50 people were outbreak.there's still no official word on what caused it... but the chain is retraining employees at all of its restaurants on proper food handling procedures.a criminal investigation of chipotle is now underway. a major drug store chain is helping fight ohio's growing heroin epidemic.c-v-s is expected to announce today that it's making the antidote for heroin overdoses available at stores in the buckeye state. that drug... known as narcan... can reverse the effects of the drug.it was administered nearly 13- thousand times across the state last year. hateful message.someone isn't too pleased with the donald... donald...the graffiti left behind on his st

slowdowns here. 17 miles per hour right around 58th avenue. 29 toward i-70. every year the colorado department of human services provides services for children. there are challenges for older children in the system. one woman says she's among the lucky. >> she saved me from a really bad situation, and she's still there today. it's amazing. >> grandma phyllis has been teacher, encourager, and parent. >> i can put my chin on your head. i used to be right here. >> yesterday. >> haley was 12 when her mom placed her in foster care. >> this is my favorite one. >> after a difficult three years at many different foster homes, grandma phyllis set in >> she was always there. she's at. >> haley knows she's one of the lucky ones. the foster system is set up to support until a child is 18. alone. >> everybody deserves the chance to live their life happily and not have to struggle with those issues of homelessness and financial difficulties and i canning out of the system -- aging out of resources. >> coming up on channel 20 at 7:00 a.m., we're going to look further into this story and talk about a program

the colorado department of public health and environment says our state's numbers remain relatively low but are going up as well. colorado counties roared 51 people hospitalized -- reported 51 people hospitalized with the flu last week alone. 9health reporter dr. john torres says it's still not too late to get a flu shot. >>> staying healthy is something one 98-year-old has down pat. years of volunteering as a fitness instructor. nadine ledham has kept seniors in shape for 21 years as a volunteer fitness instructor for seniors with the volunteers of america. she says she does it to help keep seniors healthy so they can enjoy life. >> they tell me that they wouldn't even be around if it wasn't for my exercise class and i just love doing it and i feel, of course, i'm upright which is an accomplishment when you're this age and so i'm thrilled to death about that. [ applause ] >> in a dean says she's also -- nadine says she's also thrilled with the award and plans to keep unstructuring at least a few more years. -- instructing at least a few more years. >>> space invaders, donkey kong and p

the colorado department of revenue says it's going to take after seeing an increase in front. that means your returns could be delayed, even if you file early. >>> ports authority could soon be filing for bankruptcy. >> we will take a closer look at why that is happening -- sports authority could soon be filing for bankruptcy. >>> youuknow sports authority and now the company that's name is on broncos state in may file for bankruptcy.. its negotiating and needs to it is negotiating and needs to come up with an agreement by sunday. this should not impact stadium's name according to sources. sports authority pay $6 million they should be keeping name tied to the staaium. >> i would say, if you can afford to keep the name, keep the name. cut in other areas. i don't know their financial situation. if there is a name to hang onto that name, do it. >> naming rights for the stadium will help ring in business. -- >>> do you realize we may have already see -- seen peyton manning throw his last pass. bennie fowler posted this foott tall -- this picture to twitter. foollr had caught this

swedish alerted the colorado department of health and englewood police on january 23 in both departments are their investigation. swedish released a statement saying, "our first concern is the healthcare, safety and privacy of our patients. we are working diligentty to look out for the well-being of the patients who may have been affected by the wrongful actions of this individual." at this time they are not employee. i want to stress, only people who had surgery at the hospital here between those dates could have been exposed. they are getting inundated with calls. there is a patient line that you can call. we have put that number onnour website. it is 303-778-7140. if you have concerns, you can call that number. only people who had surgery during those dates it can potentially be exposed. where live tonight, molly henderson. -- molly hendrickson. >>> fans are getting the nfl experience in san francisco % shortly. new developments about ryan murphy, the broncos player sting. we are live and san francisco. you heard from head coach gary kubiak today.>> reporter: yes, we did. you have to

. >> because of our story the colorado department of regulatory agencies has launched an investigation into heritage cremation and their other company legacy funeral services for just a few minutes ago, we heard from state senator nasty nasty -- nancy todd, who now wants to help solve this problem. >> as long as there is no regulation, it is like we are open for business. come to colorado and you can do whatever you want. i do believe in a legitimate amount of regulation, not overregulation. we have seen several different things that happen to families. we need to tighten it up. >> senator todd assayed by the she is going to put about out there to get some support and see if we it is illegal to hold someone's remains for money. >> he could not do that in all 50 states. that is what they actually end up getting this company some punishment that they're not here anyway predict is an online business. if you are googling them, they look legitimate. they wanted. heidi, thank you. testimony one of the most highly publicized local trials in history switch to emotional counts to the forensic e

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preparation and a lot of thought in order to get that done. >> reporter: we took the findings to the colorado department of education and asked. >> reporter: monday and tuesday, while everybody agrees school safety is a priority, nobody is checking what each individual school district is doing to train staff and students. and what about the legislature? how serious are they when it comes to school safety in colorado? >>> bill clinton was in colorado springs today to campaign for his wife hillary. more than 1000 people attended the events at colorado college. clinton spoke of hillary's desire to main community college free, and implement more business insensitive to get jobs. last night, hillary clinton slowed bernie sanders momentum with her win in nevada. she won the state with 53%, sanders not too far behind at 47%. clinton and sanders will square off next saturday in south >>> the gop presidential hopefuls are focused on nevada. last night, trump got a big show of support in south carolina, winning that primary with 33% of the vote. marco rubio took a distant second with 23%, even after he scored a m

that ended with one dead, and seven others hurt.and now, we're learning that shot came from a colorado department of corrections officer.attorneys for two biker groups are blaming each other for starting the fight during a motorcycle show saturday afternoon.the officer was a member of one of the clubs, which is made up mostly of police and military, and fired in self defense,no word if the fatal shot came from the officer.the man killed was a member of the other club.so far there have been no arrests. 3 we expect to hear new information today about last year's deadly amtrak crash in philadelphia. the n-t-s-b will its report on the accident last may.. but already said last summer that excessive speed was a key factor. eight people died when the train derailed.. and hundreds more were injured. the train was speeding at more than 100 miles per hour in a curve .. with a speed limit of 50 miles per hour. 3 a winter storm turned deadly in california over the weekend ...police say a man was killed yesterday when a tree fell in pacific beach.traffic was also backed up on an interstate along the californi

. >>> the colorado department of corrections is searching for three men under patrol supervision and they disappeared. they are associated with the prison gang. the 211 crew. the man who killed a colorado prison chief was a member of the same gang. they cut off their ankle monitors. they don't know if they are armed or traveling together. if you see them call 911. >>> the battle against the zika virus is centered in colorado. the search and training is happening at the cdc facility in fort collins. 9news reporter jonathan gonzalez joins us. this is a global response. >> reporter: it is and it is spear headed by the cdc in colorado. they are working with international governments to and what could be down to stop it or slow it down. we were there today as senators met with researchers. >>> the fight against zika begins here at the cdc in fort collins. the senators toured the facility together today to learn about the research efforts. >> they are working hard now we know it train people all over central america, latin america and throughout the united states to -- to handle the samples

an attorney now says a colorado department of corrections officer fired his gun in self-defense during the ordeal. it's unclear whether or not the geoff: donations could help a retired police officer in ohio keep his k partner. according to the law in ohio if an officer retires before the k-9, he or she forfeits their right to purchase the dog. since the officer retired and the considered a healthy police dog the k-nine must be put up for auction because he is considered , "valuable city property." the retired officer's friend started a go-fund-me-page to help him buy the dog at auction. ajax was a dollars but officer matt hickey has already gotten more than $51,000 in donations. cares about this. the outpouring. the calls that i've been getting from everybody the support it's just amazing. geoff: i think the dog agreed with all of thatall extra proceeds raised on the go-fund-me page will be donated to an organization that provides bullet proof vests for k-9 officers. allyson: turning to money matters now. malls are looking less crowded these days. according to research firm green stre

an attorney now says a colorado department of corrections officer fired his gun in self-defen it's unclear whether or not the officer's gunfire hit anyone. allyson: no word on may hate -- what may have caused the crash. the airpa fisherman in maine is being credited with saving the lives ofoa fire while they were trying to catch lobsters. the men on the bur just enough time to send out a dire engulfed their boat. the fisherman was 3 miles away when he heard that call but he managed to get there just in the men on the burning boat, got onto the fisherman's boat just before theirs went down. geoff: donations could help a retired police officer in ohio keep his k-nine partner. according to the law in ohio if an officer retires before the k-9, he or she forfeits their right to purchase the dog. since the dog named ajax is still considered a healthy police dog the k-nine must be put up for auct valuable city property. the retired officer's friend started a go-fund-me-page to help h ajax was appraised at 3500 dollars but officer matt hickey has already gotten more than $51,000 in donations. >> i

the colorado department of public health says it will not make public the test results until its investigation is complete. and that could take months. in the meantime, it reminds people, there are ways to get cbs 4 news. >>> new video tonight shows the damage to the school bus that caught fire. douglas county school bus had finished dropping off studentss to tour a museum. no was one was hurt. the engine caught fire. >>> developing tonight, homeowners considering legal action after the city of boulder refuses to take the blame after a big water main broke that break last monday flooded more than a dozen homes, real mess. now, home owners are being told it's up to them to pay for it. cbs 4's mark taylor in boulder tonight, what about homeowners insurance, most people have it? >>reporter: flood insurance is the big question, here, this area is not a floodplain, so most of these home owners didn't have flood insurance. the city says it's up to them to pay for it. it's been up over a week since this incident happened, but you can see families here still cleaning up. and tonight, they're meeting t

>> we took our findings to the colorado department of education, where they oversee testing. and other than asking the district to check a box on a questionnaire, no one is actually checking if the schools are doing even the small things they are required to do by law. tonight, on 9 news at 9:00 and 10:00, find out why some cools are not training -- schools are not training and see what drills really look like for the kids. we worked with experts to make sure what we tell and show you tonight and throughout the day will not compromise any techniques they are using to keep kids and teachers safe. >> i will be watching. anastasia, thanks for looking into this. >>> a dedicated teacher, a gardener, and a high school senior are among the victims of police say the man who did it is an uber driver. a prosecutor is charging him with six counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder in this series of random shootings. six people died. two are in the hospital in critical condition. last night there was a vigil for the victims. >> you see this stuff on the news all the time. and y

> normally we don't get involved with personnel matters in transportation. >> reporter: the colorado department of transportation writes the rules governing school bus safety but it has never suggested a bus driver be fired. question is the colorado school bus system as safe as it can be? >> i think our goal needs to be no accidents. obviously that is everybody's ideal goal that is there would be no accidents and we continue to tee vault our procedures -- to evaluate our procedures and our policies and our rules and our regulations to make sure that they are the most safe, they provide for the safest transportation. >> when you think about traffic conditions, congestion, road conditions, weather conditions, it's not surprising that there are going to be accidents. >> reporter: while road conditions played a part in some accidents, we found the weather could not be blamed in a majority of crashes. >> our buses are operated by our bus drivers and there's always human error that's going to come into play. >> it's scary. it's never productive to think about what could have happened, but that's my s

susan medina, public information for the colorado department of investigation, is talking. >> he's had a lot on his plate today. he's spent the majority of it at the hospital with the family of one of the members of his agency that was in surgery for most of the afternoon and with the family of the other deputy who was transported to st. anthony's for treatment. he wanted to stay with that family, both families by their side throughout the entire afternoon. that was his priority and as we move forward through the day going to come back up the mountain. he's going to meet with his team here and do some other things to really take care of each other. so while he wanted to be here, he wanted me to express that, why he isn't, and also share his thoughts of thanks and great pride for this community. it's been a tremendous outpouring of support and truly love and we greatly appreciate, that especially the sheriff. so that's why fred isn't here. we're hoping the sheriff will make comments at some point. it won't be today won't be tonight, but we'll really stay with that piece. a news release

an attorney says a colorado department of correctoins officer fired his gun during yesterday's fight in denver. while police investigate, the two rival motorcycle clubs are blaming each other. police still have not made any arrests. the fight broke out yesterday during a motorcycle expo. one person died. six people were also injured in tonight two virginia tech students are under behind bars.. accused of killing a 13 year old girl. police say 18 year old david eisenhauer is facing kidnapping and murder charges. he is an engineering major and track star you are taking a look at a profile by our abc affiliate in baltimore. investigators say eisenhauer knew the girl.. and used their relationship to lure her out of her bedroom wednesday night. more a thousand volunteers searched for the teenager for days on end. sarah bradbury friend i didn't think that would happen to her because she was always the cutest little thing a second student - sophomore natalie keeper - has been charged as an accessory. she is accused of helping dispose of the body. tonight both students are being held without

seisenhauand "lovell" knew each other before her disappearanc thisorning an attorney says a colorado department corrections officer red his n in self defens- during a bifight at the motorcycle expo at the denvecoiseu e pers was shoand killed and ven others suffere injuries from gunsho, stabbings, or hand-to-hand fighng in a brawl between rival morcle clubs saturday. so far, arrests have been ma. yesterday's events for the turning back to our coverage of this weather alert day... we want to get another live look out on the roads for you.. five's jona wise joins us from thanks joanna... time for weather afficn the 5s. chief morning meorologist stephen bowerss here now with rst alert 5. a winter storm warning is in fe until 11 uesday for nearly all of southern colorado, inuding corado sprgs, pueblo, on city, trinad, laune wet motains, the sangre de cristo mountains, and the wet mountain valley. this morning will bearke periodnow. it can fall heavily at mes brging reduced visibility the morning drive can be slow. slower as snowncreeshis afternoon anthning. the iest snow locally ll fall in the he w

that susan medina with the colorado department -- bureau of investigation. >> we knew that corporal nate carrigan was such an important role. she said that he served in a superior way. palooza football and baseball coach. we also have an update on the other two deputies. nate carrigan is one that passed away today. of the other deputy, master patrol deputy colby martin is out of surgery right now he was cleared to rick -- critically injured. we know that he's in the hospital right now and we know that captain mark hancock is out of the hospital right now. this is a very small community. everyone knows one another, department. a tremendous outreach of support, a lot of law enforcement involved in a lot of community members coming together. as you said this is a tight knit community in this is hurting everyone there as well. we are gathering more information and we have several close out in the field right now as we saad, the entire state of colorado is pulling for the other two deputies who were shot. they are being treated at st. anthony hospital in laaewood right now. one of them was ju

an attorney says the colorado department of corrections worker fired a shot in self-defense during the melee. the officer is a member of the iron order motorcycle club made up mostly of police and military. >>> we are following late breaking details in a murder investigation. two virginia tech students are in custody tonight in connection with the death of a 13-year-old girl who vanished days ago. police arrested and charged an 18 man with abduction and murder and a 19-year-old female student was taken into custody hours ago. she is accused of helping to tis pose of the body. >>> now growing concerns about the zika virus. the sickness is spreading south america and it is linked to birth defects. today new york senator chuck schumer announced a plan in the u.s. he wants the federal government to deploy resources to the countries to contain "the interview." he wants the government to develop a vaccine and cure it. >> we all remember when people reacted too late to ebola, and there was a lot of fear. they caught up with it finally and it didn't spread. but we don't want it to have to go t

an attorney now says a colorado department of corrections officer fired his gun in self-defense during the ordeal. it's unclear whether or not the officer's gunfire hit anyone. today, deputies say they took two inmates back to orange county, california, days after the pair escaped. the sheriff's office released new video of the inmates, who, according to deputies, were on the run for more than a week. investigators say a woman alerted officials, after seeing the inmates in a van that was reported stolen. officials say they've already tightened security at the jail following the inmates's' escape. a fisherman in maine is being credited with saving the lives fire while they were trying to catch lobsters. the men on the burning boat had just enough time to send out a distress call before flames engulfed their boat. the fisherman was three miles away when he heard that call, but he managed to get there just in time. the men on the burning boat got onto the fisherman's boat just before theirs went down. donations could help a retired police officer in ohio keep his k-9 partner. according to

> normally we don't get involved with personnel matters in transportation. >> reporter: the colorado department of transportation writes the rules governing school bus safety but it has never suggested a bus driver be fired. if all of this begs the question is the colorado school bus system as safe as it can be? no accidents. obviously that is everybody's ideal goal that is there would be no accidents and we continue to tee vault our procedures -- to evaluate our procedures and our policies and our rules and our regulations to make sure that they are the most safe, they provide for the safest >> when you think about traffic conditions, congestion, road conditions, weather conditions, it's not surprising that there are going to be accidents. >> reporter: while road conditions played a part in some accidents, we found the weather could not be blamed in a majority of crashes. >> our buses are operated by our bus drivers and there's always human error that's going to come into play. >> it's scary. it's never productive to think about what could have happened, but that's my son. >> reporter: both dr

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. >>> officials say a colorado department of corrections officer fired his gun during a deadly brawlmotorcycle show in denver. one person died, another was stabbed and several others were hurt in the melee outside the denver coliseum. two biker groups blame each other for starting the brawl. the corrections officer who fired the gunshot belonged to one of the groups mostly made up of police and military. it's not clear if that officer fired the fatal shot. so far, there are no arrests. >>> police outside pittsburgh shot and killed a suspect after they say he stabbed a police dog. the dog named erin was rushed to the vet but died there. this started when port authority officers were chasing a suspect after a fight. he refused to put down a knife. erin's handler released him after the officers used takesers on the suspect and he didn't drop. the suspect stabbed erin and was then shot by police. >>> hundreds of plumbers are volunteering to replace faus its in homes. lead got into the city's water supply in flint and that contaminated the tap water. people are forced to drink bootled wal

. >> reporter: we took our findings to the colorado department of education and its commissioner rich crandall who knows the department has no authority to force schools like holly to do the drill. >> we don't have a budget for it. it would be poppy cock to say we don't need to do anything. >> reporter: do you think it's what to do in the case where an armed gunman walks into a school? >> we definitely have a responsibility to spread the training across the state because that has to be second nature, what you're going to do. >> this is a safety drill, lock, lights, out of sight. >> reporter: but there seems to be a disconnect between what the state and the school district say they should be doing and actually doing it. if someone with a gun were to come into school, would they know what to do? >> i don't think so. honestly i don't think that they would. i'm not sure what i would do. >> you don't train for your best day. you train for your worst day. >> reporter: the math teacher who tackled the gunman at deer creek would tell you it takes consistent repeated training to know what to d

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. >> reporter: we took our findings to the colorado department of education and its commissioner rich crandall who knows the department has no authority to force schools like holly to do the drill. >> we don't have a budget for it. it would be poppy cock to say we don't need to do anything. >> reporter: do you think it's important to train the kids what to do in the case where an armed gunman walks into a school? >> we definitely have a responsibility to spread the training across the state because that has to be second do. >> this is a safety drill, lock, lights, out of sight. >> reporter: but there seems to be a disconnect between what the state and the school district say they should be if someone with a gun were to come into school, would they know what to do? >> i don't think so. honestly i don't think that they would. i'm not sure what i would do. >> you don't train for your best day. you train for your worst day. >> reporter: the math teacher who tackled the gunman at deer creek would tell you it takes consistent repeated training to know what to do. >> aren't we supposed to be

. >>> in other news, the colorado department of corrections put out a warning to be on the look considered armed and dangerous. authorities say that 36-year- old dennis simonton, 31-year- old wesley jones and 46-year- old william wasilkowski fled parole supervision early they are week and there is a nationwide warrant out for their arrest. simonton and jones are associated with the 211 crew, the same that was involved in the murder of tom clements and a pizza delivery driver. if you see these men, call 911 right away. >>> a 6-year-old boy is dead, his father accused of killing him and the child's biological mother said she knows what happened. brandson johnson is accused of sexually assaulting his girlfriend and turned his knife on his young son. rachel johnson said that happened to her when she was in suspect. she said that little riley spoke up when rachel was has beened and it made him angry. she was heartbroken by the loss >> i just want to hold my son, and i think that's why they wouldn't let me see him. i would probably end up like trying to hold him close to me. that's all i want to

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an attorney says a colorado department of correctoins officer fired his gun during yesterday's fight in denver. while police investigate, the two rival motorcycle clubs are blaming each other. police still have not made any arrests. the fight broke out yesterday during a motorcycle expo. one person died. six people were also injured in the fight. we're also getting new has millions of people talking. we're talking about steven avery. he is main character in the netflix documentary series, "making a murderer". abc's eva pilgram reports his new attorney is now saying she's optimistic... .....even talking about new evidence and technology that could clear his name. script: (nats//netflix intro of making a murderer) steven avery - the man at the center of the true-crime sensation 'making a murderer' (nats) (sot steven avery) i want people to know i didn't do it. reaching out from jail - his new attorney kathleen zellner - tweeting this handwritten note after meeting with avery. (gfx) "to my supporters: i want every forensic test possible done? because i am innocent" zellner - a high powe

the executivdirector of e colorado department of human services will be in colora springs today along with two particpants from the "hire prram". th'll be speakg out the success the program and how it will help our lal econo. it stas at 11-30 at th avenue. wer and traffion the 5s. chief morninmeteorogist stephen bowers is here now wit first alert 5. red flag warning is in effect for weather favorable fofires to start and behave erratically. today is not the day to do a outdoor burning, and remember to t thw out your cigarette tts. high pssure that has been to r west is filly shifting towa the east. this pattern shift also allows for a storolli i off ofhe pacic tmove oudirection. with t approh of that stor moisture o the pacific will bring rain and snow to the western slope and the high couny. clouds will flow into southeastern colorado. high wind will also beme an issue. hi wd warnings are ieffect for high elevations along and west of i-25. the wi will steadincrease th morning. by noon, wind will be the -30 mph nge and will be stronger than 30 mph with gus to over 60 mph after noon to

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the colorado department of public health says those patients might have been >> i want to check in with shay with a look at the forecast today >> of course, tomorrow is the student's day for hillsboro county. we are looking like a decent day today as we start off. temperatures ton mild side and we are mostly dry for the morning. through the afternoon as you are picking upthe kids from school, the rain is going to start settling in with high in the mid-70s. i will show you more of the timing of the rain and what's ahead for the fair coming up in flsa's accurate seven-day forecast. >> still top security for the biggest football game of the year. >> extreme measures going into >>> right now an intense line of storms making into the bay area. >> check out some of the surveillance video of a tornado ripping through a high school classrooms there in jackson tennessee. all class are cancelled because because of damages and power outages. >> those intensive storms dropped several inches of rain. >> take an a look, you barely see this on top of the car. >> that same system ton course as i mentio