. >>> even though you shouldn't do it, colorado state university is willing to pay people $1200 to inhale smoke, part of a ground breaking research project never done before. 9 news reporter dan grossman explains. >> reporter: new school years friends, new buildings. >> definitely a ground breaking study. >> in the case of phd student, kristen... >> we know we can do something. >>... solutions to an all too familiar problem. >> a problem that is unfair. >> 40% of world relies on a wood burning flame as its only energy source. >> people are breathing in ungodly levels of air pollution, really high levels. >> 40%, it led to the 5th highest cause of in air pollution because i have asthma. >> it led professor john bullkens to do something about it. >> we need to help stove designers and engineers understand what level of emissions should you go after so you know your product will be healthy for people? >> for 12 weeks, he has given you the chance to sit in here and inhale smoke, they will measure heart rhythm and blood reacts. >> the lebls will be sim-- levels will be similar to colorado wild

. >> at colorado state university, best school around, i got to say -- getting some represent tension. getting some representation. >> it is what you do. what sets the olympics apart from other meets -- everyone wants to be a part of the olympics. you have kids o to be an athlete. it's everyone's dream. everyone has the swish to be an olympian and medal and that sets it apart because everyone wants to be a part of it. >> reporter: she is a long- jumper and just fantastic, wink bronze in london. we'll see what she does in rio. >> csu and cu. >> represented well. >> i love that. >> running through the seams. just need to see when they come. since opening ceremony, no place has been more popular -- we don't think -- than where the caldron is. >> we had to show you what this looks like. it's in a unique place. after it was lit, it was moved downtown where it, weighing 4,000-pound, set in motion with spirals meant to represent life and energy. >> anyone who sees it finds it so mesmerizing. >> i think it's so different and unique and so pretty. it's just beautiful to watch and you can watch

. >>> a man in illinois is accused of sending threatening tweets to colorado state university of pueblo. he said he was upset brian maass wrote that story. that lawsuit was filed on behalf of former football player grant kneel. kneel is suing after being kicked out of the school after being accused of, but not convicted of sexual assault. he said he had to express himself after hearing about the case, but he's facing felony charges about what he tweeted out. >>> there's a warning for those to watch all state insurance installed that for their once is never enough -- it's one of the most dangerous intersections. >> there's three motorcyclist a day killed nationwide. we're trying to take that down to zero. >> the last few motorcycle deaths hit a high in colorado. 104 motorcycle died on our roads. >>> we learned today if we could rates. jill wagner joins us live on the floor of the new york stock exchange. >>reporter: good morning, alan. the market in a loading pattern ahead of the big speech. the dow fell 33 points and nasdaq 5. investors are going to look for a clue for the time table ra

. >>> just opening up, the colorado state university housing is full. these apartments are for sophomores, juniors and seniors. and they have a full kitchen as well as washers and dryers. very nice. >>> free healthcare is a pipe dream for many. but for tens of thousands of health 17-based clinics offer healthcare to 292,000 students. a parent must sign a consent form for their kids to be seen in the clinic during school hours. >>> this big bear tried to make his home in breckenridge on a man's porch. he did not get to stay there. officials went in and remove the 300 pound bear. he had been there couple of days. >>> we have some sad news from the denver soon. dolly, and asian element is not doing well. she is believed to be 52 years old. >>> be and should ccreful about any peanut butter that yoget to your dog. it could contain a ingredient than chocolate. xylitol is extremely dangerous for dogs. it can be found in chewing gum, pregnant, mouthwash and vitamins. >>> just in time to check out colorado's fall colors. a new section of thh south platte river o

should have a comment about >>> a man in illinois is accused of sending threatening tweets to colorado state university of pueblo. he said he was upset after hearing about a lawsuit involving a former student. the suit was filed on behalf of former football player grant neal, kicked out of the school after being accused but not convicted of sexual assault. dalton hallsworth told investigators he felt express himself after hearing about the case. now he's facing felony charges. >>> the colorado avalanche have a new head coach. >> patrick roy resigned earlier this month. just a few weeks before training camp. what do we know about the new guy? >> if you're not a hardcore hockey fan your reaction was, who? [ laughter ] >> three years ago, patrick roy was as big a name as the avs this time they hope they have found a rising star in jared bednar. last year, he led the blue jackets affiliate to a championship. he coached in the minors for 14 years, six razz a head coach -- as a head coach, winning titles at two different levels. this will be his first stop of any sort in the nhl. sack coaches that didn't hav

more than 1,000 people from several government agencies work at the near colorado state university. >>> lafayette police are looking for a man and a woman right now after they say the couple held two kids at gunpoint to get money from their mom. this is surveillance video from monday showing a man and woman who police think are the robbers be the fair forced the mother to drive to a bank and her own home to get money while pointing a gun at her 8-year- old daughter and 4-year-old son. police said then they led her and her children to. old. if you recognize either, call police. >>> five westminster police officers fired their guns 46 times, and prosecutors said they were justified in doing that. the officers shot and killed a car thief back in april. police were trying to arrest 21- year-old damon blair when he pulled out a gun and fired at them. officers fired back, hitting him 13 times. the toxicology report shows blair had multiple drugs in his system at the time. of badly jefferson county dog attack, two dog who killed their owner will now be euthanized. investigators said the two

colorado state university and cu boulder will both only allow certain clear bags into their stadiums. our suzanne mccarroll talked to fans about the changes. >>reporter: how are students reacting to the clear bag policy. >> plastic bag, it's okay if it's pretty >> and they're -- >> people are less concerned. >> it makes everything safer. >> those in charge of keeping students safe say this is a logical requirement at sporting events. >> so we can see what you have to make sure everybody is safe. it's for our athletes and visitors. but it's about speed. the fact we can see through the bag from the outside, it makes you get through >> you won't be able to take your back pack in. have you to put everything in a plastic bag. >> it's not the best idea. >> check my pockets and check my bag and have everything to be transparent. i want my son to be safe. >> the rule is similar to the one in effect at home broncos games. the new ban applies -- sports a 27-year old clear clutch cu purse is available. all this talk about what you can and can't bring to football games hasn't dampened anyone's sc

research center more than 1,000 people from several government agencies work at the campus near colorado state university. the threats are considered serious. offices have been closed in connecticut, maryland, north carolina and west virginia. the offices will be closed until further notice. >>> a small town just outside denver known for its aggressive traffic ticketing exposed by 9wants to know is under scrutiny again. state investigators have been asked to see how mountain view may have mrs. used state grant money. investigative reporter jeremy we've confirmed there is an investigation into mountain view's police department which was apparently requested by the chief himself. it involves money that is supposed to go to dui enforcement, but something weird has been happening with that money prompting the state of colorado to freeze funds for that town. if you've never heard of mountain view, it's really easy to miss. he is only 12 blocks small -- it's only 12 blocks small with a population of 500 people just cdot tells me they have frozen thousands of dollars of grant money for mountain view because of

recent colorado state university recommends beetle traps and says in areas already infected using traps will only attract more beatles to the area. drew fox 31. back to school tens of thousands of sees some of them will return to class still without a place to lay their heads. they told you about problems and off-campus apartment complex on thursday the city declared stirling university pics uninhabitable forced 400 the complex reported the problem as soft on friday with 30 students and parents that is not the case some students are supposed to move and last monday still have no place to say one student resorted to sleeping on a a bench and in alley friday night. i've almost broken bones i've had to reds when i was younger this is the hardest one. soul crushing to me. to see no child should question their safety no child should question if they have a roof over their head. the pays for select bar tells. firestone in arvada could prevent other problems for students who don't have cars university of the meeting for students at 6:00 o'clock this week to address their rights and responsibil

and a recent colorado state university study men's and not using jack cueto track using transit areas that are ready impacted only attracts more game two of the preseason's and the books by the team doesn't appear any closer to be named the starting quarterback with more after last night's loss to san francisco. so much for trevor are mark sanchez separating themselves for the starting gate both guys played very similar the stats similar as well. seventeen. both with some good place. the second-year pro got the start he must first drive big thrill right here on that bootleg simeon athletic in 18-yard pass. later in the second quarter simeon throwing this one right to the other team pick six by the 90s. then came mark sanchez he too made big throws this one going for 24 used to be merging curry latimer the bats at mark sanchez's turnover prone history coming back as he fumbled not once but twice as he put it chance to win no excuse for that. did some good things that's a good things. two more preseason games to go the next game here at home versus la rams on saturday coach guy said he

colorado more than 1,000 people from several government agencies work at the campus near colorado state university. >>> two dogs attacked their owner killing her will be euthanized. investigators say the two pitbulls attacked 60-year-old susan shawl in her home on black widow drive in conifer last night. her son richard tried to himself. the sheriff's office said a neighbor called in 2008 to complain about the dogs being loose and aggressive. neighbors who spoke to 9news say they rarely saw the dogs but heard them barking every day. >> they're always penned up. i've never seen them loose. i've never seen them walk the dogs like everybody else in the neigh>> richard shawl and treated and went home and gave animal control permission to beat back a primary challenge from a tea party activist in arizona looking at a tough general election in november against democratic congresswoman ann kirkpatrick. florida senator marco rubio secured the nomination for reelection. he sidled back into the senate race after saying he was done with that office. he faces democratic congressman patrick murphy in a balance

colorado more than 1,000 people from several government agencies work at the campus near colorado state university. >>> two dogs attacked their owner killing her will be euthanized. investigators say the two pitbulls attacked 60-year-old black widow drive in conifer last night. her son richard tried to get the dogs off her and was hurt himself. the sheriff's office said a neighbor called in 2008 to complain about the dogs being loose and aggressive. neighbors who spoke to 9news say they rarely saw the dogs but heard them barking every day. >> they're always penned up. i've never seen them loose. i've never seen them walk the dogs like everybody else in the neigh>> richard shawl animal control permission to youth miles the dogs. >>> senator john mccain easily beat back a primary challenge from a tea party activist in arizona looking at a tough general election in november against democratic congresswoman ann kirkpatrick. florida senator marco rubio secured the nomination for reelection. he sidled back into the senate race after saying he was done with that office. patrick murphy in a balance of pow

. >> he is an american, born in new mexico, educated at colorado state university. how influential is he? the boston marathon bomber wrote about his teachings as he lay bleeding in a back yard boat waiting to be captured. one of the san bernardino killer, the husband watched his video sermons for years. >> what we know now, the deadliest shooting ever. >> then psychiatrist nadal hasan who murdered 13 americans at ft. hood in texas. he e-mailed about his plan. the underwear bomber trieded to blow a plane out of the sky over detroit under orders from him. and finally orlando killer o ma mar mateen. he appears to have been swayed by him after watching his sermons on the internet. but here is the strangest twist in this american horror story. after the 9-11 terror attacks, he was invited to lead prayers at the u.s. capital. he was considered such a perfect role model, a moderate imam, that "the washington post" did a story about him. >> there is always an association between islam and terrorism. when that is not true at all. gradually it is possible to seat beginnings o

. >> he is an american born in new mexico, educated at colorado state university, how influential is he? doe car tsarnaev. >> one of the san bernardino killers, the husband, seyed farook watches al alaki's sermons for years. then there was psychiatrist nadal hassan who murdered 14 americans. hassan emailed alaki about his plans. and another tried to blow a plane out of the sky for al alaki. and omar mateen, the fbi says he appears to have been swayed by al alaki after watching his sermons on the internet. but here's the strange twist in this american horror story. after the american terror attacks, al alaki was invited to lead prayers at the u.s. capitol. he was considered such a perfect role model, a moderate imam in falls church, virginia, that "the washington post" did a story about him. >> there's always this association between islam and terrorism. when that is not true at all. i mean islam is a religion of peace. >> but gradually, it is possible to see the beginnings of his disenchantme disenchantment. >> there is anger and resentment. hatred seems to be something that comes ou

. >>> students of colorado state university have more to worry about than the classes starting up. several construction projects on and off campus are making it hard to get around. a full closure of prospect road exit from i-25. and a one lane closure on college avenue near the campus. the timing is rough. and the construction is not making it any easier. a list of alternate routes are available. csu recommends getting to harmony road or mulberry street and think about these delays if your heading to the peach festival. >> can't wait for the peaches. >>> good old-fashioned maps may be on their way to ex extinction. >> for the collins is saying out with the old. >> they are simple with design. >> and in with the new. >> i know what a code is here. i have never used one but have seen them. >> the younger generation would be more comfortable using them because you see them pop up. >> the city is ditching the idea of maps for these. >> we have seen these in the u.s. and all over the world. >> hoping to get people to explore the city and experience something new. >> an older gentleman c

. -- attended colorado state university. >>> ride sharing services pulling out of austin over regulations there, a tech company in bolder is an an -- boulder is getting an opportunity. running an app called fare. uber and lyft left the market in austin when drivers were required to give fingerprints as a part of background checks. in phoenix. >>> the national parks service is celebrating 100 years today. >> and with age, well, it got a new set of concerns for next hundred years. welcome back. we are having a garden nine line today. gardeners are here from the master garden to answer call (303) 698-0999 lines are open until 5:30 this evening. >>> so here is one if you're going on vacation, might want to take note. at least going to d.c. one of the nation's most iconic tourist attractions could be shut down a while. it's going to close the washington monument to the public for in my opinion months. that's a long one. they're renovating the elevator system. it's been closed since last week after sera the elevator and its control system. >> probably the most used elevator in the entire world

colorado state university found a west nile case in a horse in well county. west nile can spread in birds and other animals. mosquitoes then bite those animals and can in turn infect humans. because of these cases, larimer county plans to start spraying for mosquitoes on monday. the health department will be spraying around fort collins, we're told that's going to happen next week. mosquitoes at home is to use insect repellent. get rid of standing water and cover exposed skin. >>> a married couple is facing charges after trying to hit and bite security guards at a campground. it happened north of fort collins. larimer county deputies say bruce attacked the guards with a bat. when the guards tried to restrain him, his wife hit a deputy with a flashlight. deputies say he then tried to bite them, even tried to kick out windows of a patrol car. but everyone is expected to be okay. >>> a man was shot several times while driving on i-70 and investigators don't know who did it or why. the man is from kansas. he was driving in elbert county yesterday. when he says a

the weather closed down roads and 2 colorado state university locations. emergency crews were busy rescuing drivers.. while also dealing with 2 feet of hail snow. authorities are still looking at the extent of the damage. now fox5 weather 24/7 with les krifaton warmer than normal temperatures will continue for the next few days thanks to high pressure. starting wednesday a trough pushes closer to the coast. that will create some breezy conditions. by thursday the low will help to push daytime temperatures down to more seasonal levels. it will cool off even more as we head into the labor is a slight chance of some drizzle being dragged into southern nevada friday and saturday. the uv index for tuesday is 9 or very high. your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps here are your photos for the day back to th desk. houston have a way of dealing with distracted drivers.. they flash them. it's not what you think though! t

a new quinnipiac university poll hillary clinton leading donald trump in several battleground states, including colorado, virginia, and ohio. meanwhile, a new poll out from monmouth university showing trump leading clinton in indiana. >> hena daniels, thank you very much. >>> the storms and flooding in louisiana are now more rain is likely today in the rage, while flood alerts continue to stretch across southern louisiana. more than 40,000 homes are damaged and thousands are waking up in shelters this morning. don champion reports from baton rouge. >> reporter: the head of homeland security will tour damage from the historic flood in south louisiana today. the fight to protect downstream communities from the water that already flooded the baton rouge helicopters have been dropping massive sandbags to control the flow. in places with new flooding, like the town of moropaw, crews used boats to check on people still in their homes. not far away in the town of sorrento, the mayor estimated about 75% of the land in his town is under water. >> some have inches, some have feet. my house probably have where the

the fda says stated that you could use interception in university of colorado hospital is the first healthcare facility in colorado to use platelets treated with the intercept system. experts believe it could eventually become standard. the intercept system was fda approved in december of pop up. >> you have to do it. >>> this elk was seen in evergreen with a toy plastic basketball hoop around its neck. good news, colorado parks and wildlife officers found the animal in the troutdale area. they tranquilized it, got hid of the hoop, and it got back up and wandered off. probably not a >> you can see nothing going on over the eastern plains. closer to the foothills, showers and thunderstorms, highlands ranch, cherry hills. and a lot of them off to the west. showers, thunderstorms, lots of lightning as well. last 15 minutes, 465 strikes. we also have a flood advisory. that's for headache county, that goes until 5:45. and over new mexico and parts of arizona, that is a flood watch until 6:00 am. they have the over the state and into colorado. hour by hour, showers and thunderstorms maybe just brush

colorado. a new quinnipiac university swing state poll this afternoon has senator michael bennett on his way to a second determine. he is leading republican challenger el paso county commissioner daryl glen. he has double digit leads among different groups including nonwhite voters and women. iowa and colorado. >>> civil lit gator kristin bronson has been introduced. she has more than 20 years of private practice experience and currently serves as chair of the downtown denver partnership's economic development council. when she sworn in on october 17, she will become the third city attorney to serve under hancock. it comes with a lot of responsibility behind the scenes of city government. >> together, we will work in the coming years highest quality of legal services as denver faces the challenges associated with a growing city. >> bronson will replace scott martinez who oversaw the negotiation of two multimillion dollars settlements to end cases linked to jail abuse allegations. he stepped down may 31. >>> the u.s. air force says it is changing the foam it uses to fight fires because of concer

take a look at the three most recent battleground state polls from quinnipiac university. first, colorado, a state that helped elect barack obama, she's up ten points. iowa, the state of the battleground states that's been the strongest for donald trump, she's up within the margin of error three points, and then, virginia, this is the real troubling one for donald trump, down 12 points in a place that had been con until obama. as a matter of fact, you cannot find a single battleground state poll, david, that shows that he's at a consistent lead. >> and jon, you heard the new campaign manager kellyanne conway telling tom there that the trump team they have to improve the ground game. in a few states this number, the last presidential election nearly a third of the ballots were cast early. is their ground game ready? >> reporter: if donald trump finds a way to win it will not because of his ground game. big early votes state as an example, florida, he's now announcing new offices. right now he only has one hillary clinton has 14 statewide offices. >> one office to 14 there in florida. jon,

university of virginia. colorado's quirky laws that knows the olympics association will not change state law, even amend the constitution. >> the obvious reaction to that is, well, next. >> reporter: colorado can take pride knowing we would take on a spectacular olympics. >> and here they come! [ dramatic, champion music ] >> so we get to afar. the theme from tonight's olympic theme ceremony is tolerance. no anthem, no flag, our cheryl preheim is in rio. >> reporter: this first refugee team hopes its experiences will speak to the world. these athletes won't win medals. they probably will never see their pictures on a cereal box. but the head of the athletes, these refugee athletes demonstrate the strength of the human spirit. [ inspirational music ] >> reporter: he's a kid really. 18 years old, a swimmer who fled the war in syria. last year, he was on a boat to turkey when the motor failed. she jumped in the water and helped drag the boat to land in greece. most on the boat could not swim and likely would've drowned. puts an olympic much to this guy. in south due dan, he was 13 when -- sudan. he was 13 when

quinnipiac university released new polls showing clinton with large leads in the battleground states of colorado and virginia. but she and trump are in a virtual tie in iowa./// ((paul joncich)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters. national election news here on channel 8... and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((paul joncich)) education as we know it in the clark county school district is about to change. ((christianne klein)) this... after a historic step forward last night in reorganizing ccsd. an advisory committee unanimously approved a plan. sharie johnson has details of the plan and reaction from parents. ((sharie johnson)) the parents i talked to have some concerns... but they like what they've heard about this plan. the tentative plan designates team in charge of the biggest decisions. << ((michael roberson, senate majority leader every school will be an empowerment school, every school will make it's own budgetary decisions )) ((sharie johnson)) under the proposed plan to reorganize ccsd, senate majority leader michael roberson says a group of parents, teachers and su

not a test in place for zika but the fda has stated you could use intercept in place of that disease testing. >> reporter: right now the university of colorado hospital is the first healthcare facility in colorado to use treated with the intercept system. experts believe the added lair of safety could eventually become standard. kathy walsh, cbs4 news. >> that system is approved by the fda in 2014. >>> dave aguilera has the weather on the 4's. a hot day? >>> yes, another hot day and then a cool down is coming. take a look at this. you can see the sun peaking up clouds in the distance out there. yesterday afternoon some folks got walloped with quite a bit in the way of rain. dawn becker shot this looking south from alameda parkway on green mountain. big rain for some folks. current temperatures 57 in greeley and 63 in boulder and 64 at the airport and for mitch and sandy green in ar va da, 62 degrees thunderstorms from last night have polled out. not real thick but burning as the morn gets going. few showers in telluride and storms to the north west so another batch of moisture rolling in this afternoon. some of the moisture we see today is r

quinnipiac university reliesed new polls showing clinton with leads in the battleground states of colorado and virginia. but in iowa, she and trump are in a tie. >>> thank you. millions of californians could get some help saving for their retirement. coming up, a first in the nation program to help employees who don't have 401(k) programs at work. >> plus, new happy meal gadgets encouraging kids to exercise. what one mother says that advice did to her son. >> a strange sight in the skies above an east bay city. the latest gadget from google and what the company hopes to prove. ,, ,,,,,, california's clean air laws are working. we've cut toxic pollution. we're seeing fewing cases of asthma in kids. and the new clean energy economy has created more than half a million jobs. i'm tom steyer. just when we're making progress, the oil companies are trying to weaken our clean air laws. but we can stop them. send them a message. we're going to protect our kids - not their profits. ♪ it opened up in time for the morning comm this thing closed >>> a big sinkhole damaging cars on highway 85 in sunnyva

universal healthcare in colorado. headed to the ballot in november. and now have some surprising opponents. red cross is sending a thousand in the state have already signed up for assistance. >> . a florida man is shocked police arrested him for shooting and killing a 4 hundred pound gator. on his own property. he says the gator was threatening his horses and livestock. when his son tried to scare it away the gator attacked him and nearly killed him. under florida law you must have a permit to kill a gator. the man says his lawyer will argue that protecting his animals should trump the state poach -lg law. >> . a trip to the dentist for is easier with sedation. no tkeufpbt for a bear. vets in rhode island needed to pull a bears tooth. after zoo keepers noticed she wasn't eating. a team of vets sp specialists were on hand to make sure she didn't wake up and was doing okay. >> . 16 year-old black bear. zoo officials say the surgery to raouf the tooth was successful. >> . thanks for staying with us. >> . this is called the blue cut fire. burning red hot tonight. brings us the new developments. >> . good evening. the good news o fire. is

colorado and virginia. they are statistically tied in iowa. >> monmouth poll in indiana and quinnipiac university polls in though these states of colorado, iowa and virginia. indiana is good news for donald trump that what is a reliably red state. yes, barack obama eked it out in 2008. but mitt romney brought it back in 2012 to the republicans. it is still very much in his corner. evan bayh, candidate for senate is up. trump well ahead there. what is interesting to note in the other battleground states there, we confirmed now, colorado and virginia, which before barack obama was in office had been falling into the republican column, are now very much in hillary clinton's favor. that's a big deal. those are some prizes that she's being able to sort of develop big leads in and make it real tough for donald trump. iowa, a state that barack obama won twice, there is really close. we've seen that again and again. that remains one of the real fierce battlegrounds of this election so far. donald trump has remained very competitive. it is also a whiter electorate in iowa which would make sense and sort of the demographic strength we see on the trump

taking a look at your money amendment 69 colorado care will be on the ballot this november could create a universal healthcare coverage and system right in the state when the main arguments against the proposal is that the state can't afford it to new report from the health institute says it can't the report says in the first year colorado a deficit of $253 million thanks to bake but is actually less than one person person and the plans projected revenue the plan report says that the deficit would grow every year as a revenue would not keep up with the rising healthcare costs unless taxes were raised the report wasn't all bad news it also says it would cut billions of dollars in administrative costs and insurance company profits from the healthcare system parkways has to pay $100 million in manipulating the london interbank offered rate is a benchmark interest rate that affects trillions of dollars around the world he says barclays colluded ?ith other banks making the rates are different than from mother to borrowing rates defeating its entire purpose that colorado is expected to get around the $4 million martha stewart's are stocking up to stocki

. >> romona: a university clinton with large leads in the battle ground states of colorado and virginia. but she and trump are in a virtual tie in iowa. >>> the rnc has launched a campaign focused on engaging hispanic voters. >> reporter: donald trump wants the u.s. to lead and be respected. peace through strength. yes, i am for trump. >> mark: the rnc release says the campaign will feature republicans leader that discuss campaign issues, the economy, nati support, education, taxes and immigration in both english and spanish. >>> always watching, always tracking. now your first alert forecast. >> jeff: a lot of cloud cover out there right now. it remains humid and we've seen these spotty showers and storms around. right now we have three small showers. if you're underneath them, they're containing a downpour. this one just passed through orwell and then we have this guy here. a downpour that's moving into middlefield. and right here if you're traveling 90 west, bay village, westlake, down to north olmsted. this is moving east. so heads up. lakewood, cams corner, there is the update. and

state of emergency calling the floods unprecedented. >> supreme court justice is coming to colorado and coming to come to boulder next month. she will deliver the lecturer at the university of colorado law program to break the justices, past and present to campus on friday, september 2 with a limited number of seats open to the general public and are free and just have to rsvp by monday the 22nd. >>> gearing up for the new year in desperate need of new bus drivers and rapidly growing enrollment trying to keep up with the appropriate number of bus drivers with most districts paying their drivers 15-$16 per hour in denver public schools raise their pay to try to >>> we have the ability to inform kids on their way to school and on their way home. a lot of them live in the same communities as our drivers picot it is not just a job. >> most school districts require a high school diploma and clean driving record and a first aid screening program. >> after years in an unmarked grave, finding his final resting buried with full mary terry honors at the evergreen cemetery and colorado springs with an emotional goodbye. >> over the rockies and the air and space museum paying tribut