investigators a 57-year-old deborah daniels side swiped four vehicles and rear-ended an escalade and stole that escalade when the driver got out to look at the damage. daniels eventually crashed that car and was arrested and taken to the hospital. she faces a slew of charges, including drunk driving. and a sentence. >>> the boulder daily camera published the arrest records after a delay from the judge. in the documents, investigators say that 16-year-old jeffrey collins admitted to using a stick to assault the woman. the teenager had offered collins and another teen a place to say. collins attacked the woman and later. the 16-year-old was charged as an adult. at last check, the woman was in icu with serious head injuries. >>> a mama cued of killing her husband with the four children inside the home is heading to court. she is accused of shooting her husband in denver on september 25th. she is facing first degree murder charges plus four counts of child abuse. >>> an entire community is evacuated. a wildfire it's the fire burning in southern colorado. we have been tracking this fire o

investigators say 57-year-old deborah daniels side swiped four vehicles in thornton in july, eventually rear ending another one. they say that she stole that car that she rear-ended while the driver was looking at the and was arrested and taken to the hospital. daniels is charged with car theft, drunk driving, reckless endangerment and careless driving. today a judge will decide what sentence she could face if convicted. >>> the census bureau puts denver in the top fastest growing areas in the country. starting today you can have a say how it grows and will look like in the future. city leaders will host workshops today and tomorrow asking people what t terms of transportation, parks and other city amenities. you can also give your input online. the first denver workshop will be 7:30 to 9:00 a.m. at the mcnichols building downtown this morning. you still have time to get there. again from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. at newhope baptist church off of colorado boulevard. we have more information on 9news.com. >>> chipotle has been trying to win back customers and now the loyalists. 85,000 people pur

castmate deborah kennedy: >> i remember getting goosebumps and going, "yeah, daniel, nail it." >> reporter: it was that good? >> yeah. >> ( singing ) ( applause ) >> reporter: after the performance-- by then, about 10:30 p.m. on friday night-- daniel and rachel returned to their apartment. then, he turned to covering up his crime, texting julie on sam's phone, pretending to be sam. >> that just kind of killed me when i found out that, you know, that she thought it was sam that was texting her. and, of course, she was the one, the first one to go and help him. >> reporter: julie, wearing the tiara she was to wear in her brother's wedding, went to sam's she followed him in. >> reporter: he led her into the bedroom. >> reporter: he then wrote "all yours, 'eff' you," and cut her pants off. >> he wanted to set up sam. he wanted to make sam look like a rapist and a killer so the police would be looking for him. >> reporter: why? because the man has no heart and he has no soul, and he loved the idea of how clever he was. >> reporter: his murderous plot didn't end there. the next morning, saturday

castmate deborah kennedy: >> i remember getting goosebumps and going, "yeah, daniel, nail it." >> reporter: it was that good? >> yeah. >> ( singing ) ( applause ) >> reporter: after the performance-- by then, about 10:30 p.m. on friday night-- daniel and rachel returned to their apartment. then, he turned to covering up his crime, texting julie on sam's phone, pretending to be sam. >> that just kind of killed me when i found out that, you know, that she thought it was sam that was texting her. and, of course, she was the one, the first one to go and help him. >> reporter: julie, wearing the tiara she was to wear in her brother's wedding, went to sam's door. she followed him in. >> reporter: he led her into the bedroom. >> reporter: he then wrote "all yours, 'eff' you," and cut her pants off. >> he wanted to set up sam. he wanted to make sam look like a rapist and a killer so the police would be looking for him. >> reporter: why? >> because the man has no heart and he has no soul, and he loved the idea of how clever he was. >> reporter: his murderous plot didn't end there. the next morning,

castmate deborah kennedy: >> i remember getting goosebumps and going, "yeah, daniel, nail it." >> reporter: it was that good? >> yeah. >> ( singing ) ( applause ) >> reporter: after the performance-- by then, about 10:30 p.m. on friday night-- daniel and rachel returned to their apartment. then, he turned to covering up sam's phone, pretending to be sam. >> that just kind of killed me when i found out that, you know, that she thought it was sam that was texting her. and, of course, she was the one, the first one to go and help him. >> reporter: julie, wearing the tiara she was to wear in her brother's wedding, went to sam's around midnight. she followed him in. >> reporter: he led her into the bedroom. >> reporter: he then wrote "all yours, 'eff' you," and cut her pants off. >> he wanted to set up sam. he wanted to make sam look like ra police would be looking for him. >> reporter: why? >> because the man has no heart and he has no soul, and he loved the idea of how clever he was. >> reporter: his murderous plot didn't end there. the next morning, saturday, he returned to the theatre where

castmate deborah kennedy: >> i remember getting goosebumps and going, "yeah, daniel, nail it." >> reporter: it was that good? >> yeah. >> ( singing ) ( applause ) >> reporter: after the performance-- by then, about 10:30 p.m. on friday night-- daniel and rachel returned to their apartment. then, he turned to covering uphi sam's phone, pretending to be sam. >> that just kind of killed me when i found out that, you know, that she thought it was sam that was texting her. and, of course, she was the one, the first one to go and help him. >> reporter: julie, wearing the tiara she was to wear in her brother's wedding, went to sam's around midnight. daniel appeared, unlocked the she followed him in. >> reporter: he led her into the bedroom. >> reporter: he then wrote "all yours, 'eff' you," and cut her pants off. >> he wanted to set up sam. he wanted to make sam look like a rapist and a killer he police would be looking for him. >> reporter: why? >> because the man has no heart and he has no soul, and he loved the idea of how clever he was. >> reporter: his murderous plot didn't end there. the ne

castmate deborah kennedy: >> i remember getting goosebumps and going, "yeah, daniel, nail it." >> reporterwas that good? >> yeah. >> ( singing ) ( applause ) >> reporter: after the performance-- by then, about 10:30 p.m. on friday night-- daniel and rachel returned to their apartment. then, he turned to covering up his crime, texting julie on sam's phone, pretending to be sam. >> that just kind of killed me when i found out that, you know, that she thought it was sam that was texting her. and, of course, she was the one, the first one to go and help him. >> reporter: julie, wearing the tiara she was to wear in her brother's wedding, went to sam's around midnight. daniel appeared, unlocked the door. she followed him in. >> reporter: he led her into the bedroom. >> reporter: he then wrote "all yours, 'eff' you," and cut her pants off. >> he wanted to set up sam. he wanted to make sam look like a rapist and a killer so the police would be looking for him. >> reporter: why? >> because the man has no heart and he has no soul, and he loved the idea of how clever he was. >> reporter: his murderou

castmate deborah kennedy: >> i remember getting goosebumps and going, "yeah, daniel, nail it." >> reporter: it was that good? >> yeah. >> ( singing ) ( applause ) >> reporter: after the performance-- by then, about 10:30 p.m. on friday night-- daniel and rachel returned to their apartment. then, he turned to covering up sam's phone, pretending to be sam. >> that just kind of killed me when i found out that, you know, that she thought it was sam that was texting her. and, of course, she was the one, the first one to go and help him. >> reporter: julie, wearing the tiara she was to wear in her brother's wedding, went to sam's around midnight. she followed him in. >> reporter: he led her into the bedroom. >> reporter: he then wrote "all yours, 'eff' you," and cut her pants off. >> he wanted to set up sam. he wanted to make sam look like a ra a police would be looking for him. >> reporter: why? >> because the man has no heart and he has no soul, and he loved the idea of how clever he was. >> reporter: his murderous plot didn't end there. the next morning, saturday, he returned to the theatre w