you heard the denver police department say they are searching they are licking and meeting the publics help and for two reasons, i think also, letting the police do their job, leading experts do their job. >> important points that joe made their peer and this is where the public and income into help and an active shooter situation. he said two things asking for the publics help them potentially spotting the suspect. an active search as joe said over a campus that is just huge. it takes six blocks along indeed, a shooting, but they looking for a suspect a white male in his 30s. with a hat and flannel shirt wearing about with the reverse 911 call that actually went out. >> it didn't go out. a lot of this in the newsroom more asking where they going to send the reverse 911 app. it was interesting to hear the dpd spokesman talk about the area they said how big is the search area that you like around here and he was very careful to say our search area doesn't extend beyond where we are right now. where they were was at ninth and dalia. this is bordered by clermont. a little bit further out

denver police are working to figure that out. unfortunately, it might be unclear if a medical condition was the cause of death prior to the crash. the crash was so significant. another question lingering is whether or not alcohol or drugs were involved. the medical examiner's office will conduct a truxel -- a toxicology test and that results could take six to eight weeks. another thing is denver police is working with adams 12 to figure out the last time the driver had a physical and what the results of the physical world. they also inquired about physical and medical requirements of the bus drivers and we are ahead -- we're waiting to hear back. that's the latest information headquarters. >> whitney, has the bus been removed from the area, that part of the investigation is over? >> reporter: there was video, i believe, of a tow truck pulling the bus away. it's unclear where the bus is right now, in relation to the investigation. i will tell you what, to rhonda, we are going to d.i.a. to get a better root. we intend to drive it t

so thanks for wrecking my back on track. >> reporter: i want to mention that denver police say it is pretty easy for a dog to get a hit on something, there are a number of normal scents that can trigger that sense, also someone touching a bag can transfer easily. police did not find that >>> this is the second security scare at the airport in less than a day. a report of a suspicious device on board a flight. passengers spotted something suspicious prompting a crew to make that emergency landing at dia. >> it's like an alarm. like a buzzing alarm. likab oven alarm. i believe they found something inside the seat. >> you hear suspicious package, so we were a little worried. >> the f.b.i. and denver police responded to the airport. the device was determined to be harms. efficients have not said what -- officials have not said what it was. >>> a denver man suing denver police and the f.b.i. for $10 million. he claims he was wrongfully arrest forward two rank robberies. he was working as a financial analyst at the time. he says not only was he not commit but police violently assaulted him

the founders building has been cleared by denver police. police are looking for a white man in and hat. no reports of injuries. a crew is on the ground talking to police right now. we'll go live in 30 minutes. >> weather looks good this weekend! 78 saturday, 84 sunday. dry by sunday, and even warm it up for next week. >> warm broncos game! >> almost too warm for the players. [ laughter ] >> fighting the abuse of pain captioning sponsored by cb captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: trump tries to shake the birther issue. >> president barack obama was born in united states. period. >> pelley: but sets off an explosion of anger.f >> donald trump is nothing mores than a two-bit racial arsonist who for decades has done nhi but fan the flames of bigotry and hatred. >> pelley: also tonight, the>> f.b.-eye-patch. why director comey puts tapef. over his webcam, and says you should, too. tattoo dangers.ge what is that needle injecting into your skin? >> we really don't know what's in these inks. >> pelley: and steve hartman,

denver police say they caught three of them. this rally was in july. police have arrested these men from colorado springs and pueblo and they have also seized their motorcycles . >> tonight denver police arson essentially asking if they should do their job? should officers let street or should they arrest them? >> the city admits this is an ongoing issue . >> it is so b that the city was given $60,000 just to help with enforcement in the surrounding neighborhoods. denver police say at any given point denver police say at any given .10 officers are dedicated to this neighborhood but neighbor say it is not working . >> for jam >> it is total anarchy. >> cars -- hundreds of them line. >> they are burning out, all their tires are smoking and rubber is going into the air. john kuhn says he is not the and help . >> they said they are working on it. i don't see it. >> we went straight to the source. obviously it has not been fixed. it is still happening right now any level of street racing our citizens. >> we need to work with the community on an ongoing const

this year the police will honor denver police officer lopez junior. he was shot 4 times. we'll talk with him live at 7:15 on channel 20. >> we want to give you a chance to thank a police officer who's you can post on 9 news facebook page or tweet. here's some that we've already received this morning just thanking police officers. i tweeted out that every time i see a police officer i thank them for all they do for protecting us and tell them there is no way i could ever do your job. so grateful that there are men and women out there that are willing to do this job. we'll continue some of these >>> kaepernick is firing back this morning after he accused the 49er of selfishness. he was joined by a teammate during the anthem on monday night football. on sunday's nfl count down it was said his job is to be quiet appeared sit in the shadows. he called it quote ridiculous. several players also raised broncos linebacker marshal took a knee before the anthem. it has already cost him several sponsorships but says that won't stop him from doing it again this sunday. he's meeting wit

. >>> denver police are showing to that shooting. >>> denver police are showing us a new tool. >> reporter: the denver police department is in the process of revamping its entire training program, and this 360 degree simulator is part of it. critical thinking in a scenario where you have to make a slit-second decision. i had the opportunity to test it out for miles, and it's as real can get. >> sir , put your weapon down. >> we're not gonna shoot you, you have to put your weapon do >> reporter: there's a person controlling the simulation deciding what happens next based on how you handle the situation. in my case what you didn't see is that i was shot by the suspect because i didn't realize the situation was escalating. it was extremely unnerving, and the scene real and graphic, so we opted not to show some of them. the simulation has about 100 different scenarios. officers have the opportunity to use a scenarios and less lethal options. >> eventual ly we'll be able to create our own scenarios, and have officers work out there in our communities go in and give them different scenarios and

police have a lot to work with, trying to gather as much evidence as they can. eric lupher, denver 7. >>> more breaking news this morning, this time in littleton, where a stabbing suspect is on the run now. littleton police say the person stabbed someone at about 1:00 complex on bellevue near broadway. >> the victim is in the hospital, but should survive. the suspect is described as a black man in a hooddd sweatshirt. if you know anything, call 911. >>> right now from the first alert desk we are tracking hurricane matthew, now a category 2 storm and gaining strength. this could be a major hurricane by the end of today. now it's hitting the carribean. we have video from the island of st. vincent where you can this had winds maximum sustained winds 100 miles per hour. it could hit florida, so we're watching this closely. now lisa hidalgo for what we can expect here. >>> late summer, early fall, the watee obviously warm in the atlantic. here 50s this morning. scattered showers developing in the mountains, this started yesterday. this is a weak storm rolling through the state. we have

>> thank you for that update. >> he denver police. they sent out that as hey investigate this, they're asking people to police shelter in place as we clear the center at or near the center of rose medical center there right now. so mark stewart was one of the first on the scene there. mark, we started first hearinn bubblings of this probably an hour or so ago before anything started getting going. there, just a huge, huge law enforcement presence. >> since we have been here, we have seen police rearrange their positions as they surround the entire perimeter of rose medical center. a lot of people are stopping by to pick up friends, relatives who work here, and they, too, are asking questions, including bruce. you told me your girlfriend works inside one of buildings. you have heard from her. she is okay. >> yes, she's okay. they're walking them out in a single file and then -- yeah, sse's okay. >> do you know specifically which building she was in? can you see it from where we are here ? >> it's the rooe medical center -- she's on the

looking for a stabbing suspect and i'll have a live report coming up. >>> and denver police makes a first arrest from this first incident in july. how the police were able to identify the men. >>> and the shut down of itt technical institute impacted thousands of students. town getting ready to give bronco's fans the ultimate kickoff experience. >>> city county building looks almost as good as it did during the super bowl. >>> a look at the forecast right now. >> lauren is in the col weather center. >>> we less than five tenth of a mile. so be extra cautious on the eastern plains this morning. and some of the fog could make its way a little more east. and we have a lot of cloud cover as well. and we'll talk about the temperatures and the broncos' game coming up in a moment. >>> if you're heading out to work this morning, it should be a great drive for you. we have the stakes picked up. and west nfl kickoff concert so they can set that. >>> right now a man is on the run after seemingly random knife attack at a bar in the west highland's neighborhood. and we're live from meet street st

denver police are looking into whether or not that bus had a mechanical malfunction. >> while police try to work to find out why this happened, joshua chopper, her husband, has the same question. >> joshua chopper said his wife was fit as a fiddle, issues, no medication. the man who just lost his wife said he wishes he was there at the hospital now with the coaches holding their hand telling them it will be okay. joshua chopper told me his wife has been driving for adams 12 four years and she just did pass her physical in may. chopper said his wife lived for her family and her four kids. >> mill worst fears and my worst everything -- my worst fears and my worst everything came true last night when i lost not only my partner, my best friend, my everything, my world. we lost a beautiful soul yesterday. i am very anxious to know what happened. i haven't slept yet. i keep going over every see what happened with my wife and i don't know and i want to know. >> reporter: 9wants to know examined five years of school bus crash data in colorado and pulled records for drivers at fault in injury

denver police callld it a random act of violence he is due in court tomorrow. >>> a phone scam is sitting too close to home for police departmeet and the area. the scammers are asking for in the line of duty over a week ago. the douglas county sheriffs office says his deputies are % not asking for donations, do not give out your information or even donate money in this. there is an official gofundme site that has been set up for deputy brite. it has raised more than $42,000, we posted the link to that on our free denver7 app. you can also help the detectives family by donating blood. the comedy this blood drive, and parker, in honor of detective brite. only 40 spots available and they filled up in one hour. >>> this protester burned, and orange shirt, or jersey of some kind outside the broncos practice facility. this was yesterday. this was as rendon marshall was answering questions about him taking a knee during national anthem, at again. the video was shot by mile high sports radios, eric goodman, that we cannot tell what the shirt said, a demonstration against marshall. also says he wi

denver police say he was speeding when he lost control and then he was run over by another car. this happened on westbound i-70 near quebec. the freeway was shut down for three hours. the driver stayed on scene. >>> another person in the hospital after a bad rollover crash, this happened around 2:00 this morning at 39th and fox in denver. police are still trying to figure out what caused this. >>> some breaking news now out of south carolina. the 14-year-old gunman in the elementary school shooting has count of murder and three counts of attempted murder. police are still trying to figure out why jacob hall went on a shooting rampage. bullying is a possibility. police believe he shot and killed his father before opening fire on a play ground. a teacher and little boy were shot. that 6-year-old boy who was shot is still on life support. >>> overnight protests of a deadly police shooting in el cajon turned violent. three people were arrested. you can see the police in riot gear. they had to use tear gas on people. about 75 people took to the streets. this marks the third consecuti

denver police say she result of the relationship. >> jefferson county woman charged with molesting an eight- year-old girl alexandra started sexually assaulting this girl in 2008 but the victim only recently told police about it and she's been released from custody on a $50,000 bond and local pastor is facing -- sexual assault charges of etiquette is clean 50-year-old robert wayne white sexually assaulted girl who attended a copy bible turgeon thorton was 12 years old and lasted nearly 2 years. >>> breaking tonight wildfire burning near the larimer county boulder county line it has grown to 25 acres in size and it is threatening homes and livestock and russell haythorn shows us it is 35% contained and is still burning. >> believe the fire started right here with this blown transformer and neighbors and witnesses say they heard a loud pop and then it was raining down sparks the grass and underneath thh transformer it hit the hillside and took off. >> we heard a loud noise outside and came out and looked in the transformer was arcing it was incredibly fast. >> she lives within a few hun

denver. >> it is nice. >>> arvada police are looking for the man you see in this video. officers were called to a home on west 87th avenue. the homeowner had reported he had video of a stranger looking old daughter. the suspect description is vague. the middle aged white man who is balding. they say he was wearing dark rimmed plastic glasses. anyone with information is asked to call denver crimestoppers. >>> the man accused for a stabbing in a popular restaurant is now being held for assault. they identified the suspect as 46-year-old anthony ealy. police say he avenue on tuesday afternoon, stabbed a man in the throat. dpd says the victim suffered serious injuries. that victim has not been identified yet. meade street station will open tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. >>> libertarian presidential candidate, gary johnson was the candidate making headlines this morning, and not in a positive >> what would you do if you were elected about alepo. >> about alepo. >> and what is alepo? >> you're kidding. >> no. >> after the former new mexico governor gathered himself, he did say he thin

exactly is going on as aristilde was talking about this is a medical complex, medical offices denver police treating out a short time ago active situation. going to see a lot of police car circling the neighborhood. i will even hear about 5-10 minutes or so. we've seen several police cars just speed around the area looking like they are searching for something. you hear the ongoing sound of sirens throughout the area. this is where we are positioned to get more information on scene. we will be back to you as soon as we can. building which again as jojo said is on lock down. really kind of a frightening alarming conversation. his life said to him the building was on lockdown. supposedly on-site, there is a shooter. people have been taking her right now into her bosses office. my wife is scared, this viewer wanting us to report this year alert our viewers and watch for active shooter investigations. >> the large police presence around that area they are looking for an active shooter. the police are being cautious and closing down the area am staging area that is set up at this point. i think

denver police are searching the entire building. the hospital telling us that everyone is safe. staff and patients. they can't get into too many details about the operational steps. we'll continue to check in with police and shawn chitnis, cbs4 news. >>> this is the news on campaign 2016, donald trump flip-flops on the trail, and hillary clinton's camp pounces. trump is a leader of the birther movement and now believes president obama is an american. craig boswell live in washington dc for us tonight. craig? >> reporter: donald trump has made president obama's years. today he made a brief statement about it, and it reverberated throughout the city in seconds. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: at his washington hotel, republican presidential nominee donald trump summed up several years of controversy that he helped promote in just a few words. >> president barack obama was born in the united states. period. >> reporter: trump blamed hillary clinton's 2008 presidential campaign for starting the controversy in the first place. earlier clinton took a jab at trump from her campai

marshall met with denver police chief robert white for 45 minutes -- and brought along a list of questions on police policies. afterward - marshall didn't talk about the meeting -- but white says the two of them discussed the accountability, and the ins and outs of law enforcement. white says - the meeting was a good chance for two people to offer their own unique perspectives.. as for kneeling he doesn't support the protest itself -- but he does support a person's individual rights. today will be another day of rest for democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton... she was diagnosed with peumonia last week. but she went to the 9-11 memorial anyway, got sick, and stubled leaving the event early. she's expected to be back on the campaign trail tomorrow....when she'll address the congressional hispanic caucus... and on friday -- she's due a show". today - former president bill clinton will be in las vegas -- campaigning in her place. and today -- donald trump is sitting down with "doctor oz" -- to answer questions about his medical history. but - his campaign manager says - there's real

denver police say one person was hit by a car around 3-30 this morning.. that person was seriously injured and taken to the hopsital.. we'll keep a close eye on this for you, and share updates as we get them - throughout the morning. happy friday!!! ryan haarer - in for gary...along with corey and cheryl. marty is here too -- looks like it will warm up one more time before it's offically fall.. back on the focusing on minority voters. today - she'll address african- american women in washington d-c.. thursday- she spoke to the congressional hispanic caucus institute... during that speech - she encouraged voters to stop the quote - "uglieness clinton also outlined her immigration policy -- including a plan to expand deferred deportation actions..and stop raids and roundups of illegal immigrants. donald trump - also in d-c today.. he'll be in colorado springs tomorrow. recent polls show he's catching up to hillary clinton -- 10 days away from the first presidential debate. in a new hampshire speech yesterday - trump addressed the latino community -- saying h

but hopes one day to taste victory in a courtroom. >> . >> denver police won't comment. neither will the fbi or denver prosecutors. we should note the district attorney office enjoys government immunity for the most part. and is not named ten million dollar near the west side passenger drop off area. two hours. eventually investigators did clear the bag. and the drop off area. was reopened. the police say this investigation is not completely over. >> . at this time that bag is going to be tested further. just because we're not sure why the dig hit. we need to take those extra steps. >> >> police told us personal items were found inside the bag. >> we are learning information about a shooting in cheyenne. that left two people at a senior living center. the shooter 77 year-old larry rosen berg. knew all the victims. 45 year-old matthew wilson an employee at the center was killed. two others recovering from gunshot wounds. police say rosen berg had a long standing animosity with the victims and likely triggered the shooting. >> . truck driver cited for careless driving -fpt

training first responders on what to look for. >> we need to get the word out to every single denver police officer, 911 employee, and also the paramedics in denver, to be on the lookout for this type of symptom. this type of behavior. >> reporter: while those first responders now know what to look for in denver county, others work tirelessly to make sure violence never gets to treats domestic violence victims regularly. she believes 70% of them have been strangled. so if you are in any sort of % dangerous situation, we have a number that can help you. we have it listed for you on the denver 7 app. >>> the owner of jurassic pets in thornton has been sentenced to one year probation today after complaints of neglect at her store. 55-year-old lynn kubick pleaded guilty. officials searched her home lead to a larger case. >>> the son of broncos owner, pat bowlen wants to clear his name. he's appealing his conviction in a domestic violence case involving his girlfriend last summer. hard to forget what he told police the night of the alleged attack. >> a friend of the mayor, and everybody knows ex

we are still waiting for denver police to confirm who that wanted man is. more details as we get them. for now i am writing maybe denver7. to help a deputy injured in the line of duty. it has raised more than $26,000. that is more than five times the goal. the sheriff's department tells us he is still in the hospital better he is making progress. he was shot friday afternoon while trying to stop a suicidal man with a gun near several schools. the suspect was eventually shot and killed. his family released this statement today extending their sympathies to the detective and his fa love and will miss randy and ask for privacy. >>> jerred strange is wanted off the street. is accused of shooting and killing a woman on friday. he is armed and dangerous you are asked to call 911 immediately if you see him. >>> in 19-year-old man is dead outside the colorado state fair. daniel gonzalez was shot and for a vehicle of interest that might have some information about the shooting. it is a two-tone chrysler 300 and investigators are looking into whether this was gang- >

denver police have not commented on this. >>> we know how a 3 3-year-old boy got his hands on his father's police gun and killed himself. it happened in july. he was the son of a steamboat springs police officer. the father said it's possible his son climbed up on furniture to get the weapon out of the closet. the parents. >>> this man, morris fate, will spend two years behind bars and then on parole. he was found guilty of trying to sexually assault a woman while dressed as a police officer. the woman got away and called 911. >>> new details on the school bus crash that happened last sunday at dia. the driver who was killed, kari chopper, her husband tells us it's possible she had a heart attack before the crash and that may have been why she hit the wall. right now we haven't been able official autopsy won't be available for another month. >>> tonight is the homecoming game for the legacy high school football team. they were on that bus that crashed at dia. students there are coming together to raise money for the crash victims. the school hosted a block party last night and invited the

>>> a horse with the denver police mountain patrol had to be put down. there's an internal investigation. karen morfitt has been working to get answers about what happened. this mounted patrol unit is seen all over town. >> reporter: you've probably seen them here at civic center horse was showing signs or symptoms of colic when it went in for treatment. they are still opening an investigation to determine whether or not the horse may have been neglected. the death of a horse on denver pd's mounted unit has prompted an internal affairs investigation. the horse named mc hammer has been with them since last year. a relatively new member of the unit. raised concerns about abuse and prompted our calls to denver police. according to their spokesperson, the horse was taken to a clinic on tuesday with symptoms of colic. today police say they made the difficult decision to put the horse town. they're investigating to determine if there was any negligence by department permit but couldn't reveal more about why because a spokesperson for the department went on to

denver police will be trying some new locations. for recently installed units. >> . in the denver neighborhood. ofmontbello. >> . we have to do live fire. to make sure they are picking up correctly. >> . it isn't an end all to fighting crime. just another tool on the belt. >> . they'll use special bullet traps the building will be named flight. development says it will have one of theties largest private green roofs. flight is set to open in 2017. >> love to see a side by side. rhino ten years ago. >> that place is on fire. >> . good night for a slight little chance for a shower. 77 at six o'clock. 78 6 that rain chance. only about a one in ten shot. chance already passed by. gave a few showers to the metro area. the area to the south. right now. on the west side a little bit of additional rain. still possible. over all we're looking dry. where the rain did pass over. c 470. on the west side. lanes are still wet. but no sign of splash back. the evening commute should be fine. as far as what's happening out there. in denver. just the normal. back up here. mile high ca

denver police on the scene for several hours. amanda de castillo is live this morning near the rocky mountain arsenal. >> reporter: denver police are no longer on scene at this hour their death investigation following a ssooting that happened outside of the home you see behind me. now that the sun is up we see blood on the driveway here. police haven'released any details about the victim. one neighbor says she was arriiing home with her children yesterday when she heard several shots. the neighbor then saw a man outside the home suffering from what she believes from a gunshot wound. she says she unfortunately then witnessed the man die. officials haven't released any official information but we are following that story and asking the police about what happened here along the 16,000-block of randall in the green valley neighborhood. >>> 20 a 20-year old accused of going on a deadly rampage at a seattle mall on friday. the 20-year old suspect "acted arrested. police are still looking for a motive. >>> the creepy clown trend is spre

on tuesday, denver's police chief met with marshall... who chose to kneel during the national anthem in thursday's game. the chief says- he was happy to hear from an outside voice who can help connect with the community. before the meeting, marshall asked his twitter followers what they wanted him to address with the chief. since then- he has retweeted several people supporting his protest but hasn't tweeted about the actual discussion. several high profile u-s olympic athletes has been stolen-- by hackers-- according to the world anti-doping agency. included on the list: gymnast simone biles and the williams sisters. a hacking group from russia posted the records of athletes "thereputic use exemptions" --- which allow athletes to use substances that are banned if there is a verified medical need. the international olympic committee says none of the athletes targeted by the hack broke any rules. vice presidential canidate tim kaine's personal cell phone number appears to have been released-- in the latest dump of files tied to the democra

. >>> denver police have a warning to the owners of ford trucks. they're being targeted by thieves. so far this year more have been stolen than all of last year. here is 9news reporter vicente favorites for thieves in metro denver. this giant diesel was stolen from vance pierce's driveway this weekend. >> as soon as i unhooked it from the trailer, i locked it up, keys were in my pocket. i don't know how they got in the truck. there's no evidence of broken glass. so they must have shimmied it or something to get into the truck. so it's just terrible. >> reporter: the denver police department says in 2015 137 full size ford trucks we 180. >> so we're very disturbed by it and i can't believe that somebody would do this, especially in broad daylight in the middle of a sunday afternoon. >> reporter: denver police are now trying to figure out why ford trucks have become so popular. dpd recommends something more than a basic car alarm. so does andrew slater. >> it's not a guarantee, but it's a good deterrent. >> reporter: older cars are more at risk he says. honk the horn if the door opens

police are asking for your help finding this man caught on camera stealing from a denver business. according to police, the man forced his way into a storage container then stole a generator gas used in home and car cooling systems. >> in hopes the public can help us identify and locate this individual. >> reporter: denver police say the suspect stole the items from an autorepair shop at the 4,100 block of west 1st avenue. loefrment in cities across the country have reported thefts of freon by people looking to get high off the chemical. >> we don't know if the items were stolen because that's what happened to be in the trailer broke into. >> reporter: police tell us that this suspect fled in a dark colored chevy pickup that has a white sticker or decal in its front window. >>> the latest on a deadly crash from this morning in parker. the hyundai sedan was driving fast on parker road with one headlight it. not hurt. the 21.-year-old man driving the hyundai was not wearing a seatbelt and did die on the scene. >>> that happened just a few hours before cdot launched a new campaign enco

denver police have not released details about a suspect at this time. >>> it is six minutes after 6:00 right now. it's a top priority and a hot topic in the city of denver. affordable housing now mayor michael hancock is asking for $5 million to address the rising cost of living in our city. one affordable housing complex opened three months ago in the lincoln the apartment complex sits in a cluster of relatively new residential buildings which are considered as affordable housing. the cities goal is to build or to observe some 6,000 more places that people can afford to rent or buy over the next 10 years. >> once they qualify, they know they will be able to afford their rent and they won't be paying an excess amount of their paycheck every month to their money on. >> the mayor's plan costs about $150 million that would be paid for through a tax hike and developer's fees. there has been some opposition from developers about the cost but the city says other builders are now beginning to construct more affordable housing. the city is considering the mayor's budget request for affordable

denver. the police frankly haven't said know the man's body was pulled off the tracks near ohio. and the trains were stalled for hours today causing a massive traffic mess during the morning rush hour. we showed you that on the cbs 4 morning news. everything is back open now, but it is still not clear how that man died. >>> more questions than answers surround another death investigation in denver. the crews responded to 6th avenue last night and all they say is a person's body was found this that area. person's identity, nor if this is a murder investigation. we'll stay on top of this one as well. >>> happening today, the broncos' linebacker brandon marshall is meeting with denver's police chief. he says he will kneel once again at this sunday's game during the national anthem. marshall followed colin kaepernick's lead, both saying the protest is in response to social injustice in our country. >> and i love and at the same time if you're in the a minority, you don't understand. >> he has lost his sponsorships following this act right here. century link ended their agreement yest

on denver 7 tonight shot and killed by denver police. tonight a suspect's mother says she was just trying to help. >> here's a live look i-70 at genessee people are still slowly coming home from the labor day weekend and the heavy traffic has led to a lot of troubles on the road. >> the murder of jon benet ramsey is back in the spotlight >> new details revealed in a new special. jennifer kovaleski watched the film. the father opens up about the day he found his little girl. >>reporter: he tells how it was dealing with the media circus and constant accusations they killed their daughter. documentary reveals a never seen before dna report and no way her family did it. >> developing in the murder of john maine ben a raj say. world wild attention. she was a 6-year-old beauty queen found strangled to death inside her family's boulder home the morning after christmas 1996. >> who killed jonbenet. >>reporter: nearly 20 years since she was murdered the mystery remains unsolved but not forgotten. >> i didn't know what to do. here's my child and s

. >>> denver police have a warning to the owners of ford trucks. they're being targeted by stolen than all of last year. here is 9news reporter vicente arenas. >> reporter: ford trucks like this f350 in northglenn are favorites for thieves in metro denver. this giant diesel was stolen from vance pierce's driveway this weekend. >> as soon as i unhooked it from the trailer, i locked it up, keys were in my pocket. i don't know how they got in the truck. there's no evidence of broken or something to get into the truck. so it's just terrible. >> reporter: the denver police department says in 2015 137 full size ford trucks were reported stolen. this year the number so far is 180. >> so we're very disturbed by it and i can't believe that somebody would do this, especially in broad daylight in the middle of a sunday afternoon. >> reporter: denver police are now trying to figure out why ford trucks have become so popular. dpd recommends than a basic car alarm. so does andrew slater. >> it's not a guarantee, but it's a good deterrent. >> reporter: older cars

denver. and the police department. >> problem sve >> . steve tally is represented by the same new york law firm that won 40 million for the central park five. the teens falsely arrested for the 1989 central park rape case. that made national news. now that firm is going after denver police. for an arrest he says ruined his life. >> . i do look like maybe tom hanks in cast away. >> . steve tally not a man you want to trade shoes with. he's been homeless for the last two years. right leg. bruising. right leg. i have the fractured penis. that's a permanent injury. i need reconstructive surgery. >> . federal lawsuit for wrongful arrest obtained by the problem solvers. says police didn't exactly go easy. when they picked him up for allegedly robs two banks. inclouding this one may of 2014. >> they knocked out teeth. i haveen grenades. >> also arrested for assaulting a police officer. the first robbery. pho*frpbts later relying on facial recognition technology. prosecutors refiled robbery charges for the second bank. the fbi technology doesn't

he worked for denver police from 1993 to june of 2014 when he was girlfriend. he was put on suspension and ordered not to engage in any police activity. he was caught using his badge twice. he was fired soon after. now he is facing charges related to manufacture or distribute. he is out on bond but is scheduled to be back in court next month. >>> a denver man accused of killing his wife high odibles. a judge is ruled he is competent to stand trial. in 2014 his wife called 911 and said her husband was acting strange after eating candy. she wa >>> a fundraising effort had collected about $1,300 for arc lexa. she is accused of lying to authorities about how her daughter got hurt to keep her boyfriend from going to prison. girl with a chair. >>> a youth pastor convicted of sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl will learn his sentence. the d.a. says that hutchinson urged the girl to meet him at a local park where he would inappropriately touch her. prosecutors are asking for prison time. teenagers who walked into a man's garage and attacked and robbed him. it happen

police are asking for your help finding this man caught on camera stealing from a denver business. according to police, the man forced his way into a storage container then stole a generator and two large tanks of freon, a gas used in home and car cooling systems. >> in hopes the public can individual. >> reporter: denver police say the suspect stole the items from an autorepair shop at the 4,100 block of west 1st avenue. loefrment in cities across the country have reported thefts of freon by people looking to get high off the chemical. >> we don't know if the items were stolen because that's what happened to be in the trailer he broke into. >> reporter: police tell us that this suspect fled in a dark white sticker or decal in its front window. >>> the latest on a deadly crash from this morning in parker. the hyundai sedan was driving fast on parker road with one headlight it. crashed into a pickup. the pickup driver was not hurt. the 21.-year-old man driving the hyundai was not wearing a seatbelt and did die on hours before cdot launched a new campaign encouraging drivers to buckle

we reached out to denver police. neighbors say they called them each and what's actually being done. police department says they are aware of this issue, and that they are trying to crack down on it through -- throughout or across the city, but it is difficult to deal with. they didn't give us any specifics, as you can imagine, that cars would scatter and cars just driving really fast. pretty difficult to real ie lock down 150 cars, all burning out in one parking lot and then taking off. so, again, no specifics from denver police. neighbors are concerned that the to be much more than a fence. we are talking about the children that play in the neighborhood or of course the drivers themselves. reporting live along south federal, jason, denver 7. >>> 6:07 now. looks like the city of denver is ready to resign a contract for red light cameras. these have been a big topic of debate in all sorts of cities, but because even with all that talk, believe it or not, cameras are only at four denver intersections. >> the city is n

craig is accused of >>> we are tracking breaking news that started off as a shooting in denver and ended with a police chase in adams county. denver officers went out to 13th and neeton to investigate a possible drug case. when they got there people took off in a white truck. while searching for them the officers heard gunshots and saw a de-san take off from an alley. they got the people in the car while deputies caught the person to be stolen. >>> riots in charlotte as people take to the streets to prrtests a deadly police officer shooting. at least 12 officers were injured and one hit in the face with the rock. they're going to be okay. the protests though lasted about five hours. >>> back here at home a local hospital is learning to deal with victims of af event. >> more from saint luke's presbyterian center with more on the training exercise. >> reporter: this is just a training exercise. any time we're talking about decontamination, it's pretty serious stuff. they want to practice her at 9:00. they're bringing in 20 or so fake patients and treated with their fake injuries exposed to some kind of

breaking news, police in denver are investigating a hit-and-run. these from eddy castro. this is 19th and chestnut. the pedestrian hit is in serious condition. we're working to get more information and will share sit with you when we get it. this is 19th and chestnut. do you see the purple line along colfax? it's closed in both directions for taste of colorado. along i-225 and c-470, nice and wide open and we expect that to continue throughout the morning commute this morning. along i-225 from parker road out to i-225 speeds in the 60s. >>> a retired navy veteran is on a cross county journey he says about bringing attention to paren tall quality. he represents parents across the country caught up in battles with family courts even though they may not be charged with a crime. he carries the flag with the star and stripes upside down. supporters say though that's a signal of dr property. >> right here in america they are incentivizing state courts to take children from us and reduce us down to visitors. thousands of dollars in litigation. i spent $40,000 plus in litigation.

denver. and the police department. >> problem solvers update. >> . steve tally is represented by the same new york law firm that won 40 million for the central park five. the 1989 central park rape case. that made national news. now that firm is going after denver police. for an arrest he says ruined his life. >> . i do look like maybe tom hanks in cast away. >> . steve tally not a man you want to trade shoes with. he's been homeless for the last two years. and he blames denver police. >> i have blood clots in my right leg. bruising. right leg. i have the fractureden that's a permanent injury. i need reconstructive surgery. >> . federal lawsuit for wrongful arrest obtained by the problem solvers. says police didn't exactly go easy. when they picked him up for allegedly robs two banks. inclouding this one may of 2014. >> they knocked out teeth. i have tennitis from flash bang grenades. >> also arrested for assaulting the first robbery. pho*frpbts later relying on facial recognition technology. prosecutors refiled robbery chargefo the fbi technology do

we have a denver police suv that's hit there. so the officer apparently was on the way to check out reports of a chase and collided with a car at that intersection. the good news here nobody is hurt in this incident. but that area is closed for just a little bit as they lane up. >>> we are expecting another round of rain coming this monday. so let's get over the lauren who is working the forecast for us. good morning. >> well, good morning. temperatures are fairly mild to start. 64 in denver and boulder. 59 out in burlington and 48 avon our cool spot this morning 34 in beloved. 6 -- leadville. 6 will in grand64 in grand junction. joel? >>> let me show you here, you have sheridan closed between this morning. while they do clean-up now. typically the accidents that do involve officers, it's an extended investigation time. as they've got to collect all the evidence and information that they can. so alan expect that closure to be in place at least for the next half hour. >>> counseling today to help students at legacy high school in

denver police checking out an like i-76 at i-70. red eye flyers, crews are working on the passenger planes through friday. service shuts down from 1:00 in the morning until 4:00 in the morning. dia providing bus services through there but they must use the bridge at the security check point. >>> there is a broncos story unfolding off of the football field this morning. broncos li marshall plans to meet with the denver police chief. this comes as he continues his protest. marshall says he's hoping to -- >> they don't know what it is like to be a minority. i'm not saying it's terrible. at this point -- >> century link is the second company to announce ending an endorsement deal. >>> a denver officer killed two years ago back in the hospital after a successful emergency surgery >> family members say that he spent time in the icu during the weekend and is now stable. that's the good news they have not said why he needed the surgery, it was his 19th surgery. a driver suffering a seizure he escorted students downtown. the officer returned

. >>> once a top cop on the drug beat, this former denver police officer is now accused of setting up an illegal grow operation and more. he was let go by the department a morfitt has our story for you. >> reporter: a former narcotic sergeant for the denver police department is now facing drug charges of his own according to the district attorney's office, an odor complaint prompted an investigation into the home of the 49 opp 00-block of south field way this summer. investigators searched the home and found meth, two pounds of marijuana and more plants than are legal. the search warrant and was immediately arrested. he worked for denver police from 1993-2014 when he was charged with assault for threatening his girlfriend. a disciplinary letter from the department shows he was put on suspension and ordered not to engage in activity. he used his badge twice claiming he was investigating a crime when he was not an soon fired after. he's facing multiple drug charges related to the illegal grow operation. >> he's in a whole lot of trouble accused of manufacturing and attempted with severa

denver police are trying to fig yurt out if figure out if alcohol played a role in the crash. no word yet on what charges the driier will face. >>> in aurora another deadly crash killing a motorcyclist. this happened late last night on quincy avenue. the motorcycle bursts into flames. >>> an impaired driver caused this wreck that sent two children to the hospital. the driver crashed into bright star daycare on south a havana street. the driver was arrested and they think he was drunk or high. >>> three denver police officers are recoffering this morning after shooting and killing a suspect after a struggle for one of the officers guns. the man had several warrants and the man was in a stolen vehicle. we talked to the woman who says she was like a second mom to the shooting suspect. the shooting happened right outside her house. him off the streets.thing to ge- he was a danger obviously. i've known him his whole life and it's going to be hard not to have him aaound. and i hope the officers that were harmed are going to okay. >> the officers were not shot but they did suffer min

denver police are worring to two are from colorado springs and one from pueblo. their motorcycles have been impounded right here in denver. >>> denver police officers meeting with city council to figure out how t stop street racing. >> this is near federal, hundreds of cars racing up and down the street. one man says it happens every sunday night. >> i feel defeated and i don't know what else to do except reach out to you guys. >> so we reached out police and the city they and they both say they know about the problem. >> the denver police suspect has ten officers dead kated just to this area. >>> we're keeping an eye on tropical storm newton which is threatening to potentially bring some devastating rain and flooding to arizona, new mexico and parts of texas today. it hit mexico overnight and we have some video showing the trrpical storm. it was downgraded from a hurricane that hit baja, california yesterday. a shrimp boat capsized in the gulf of california killing two people and three others still missing. we'll be watching newton's path. >>> right no pwice are

he is expected to meet with the denver police chief later today. nfl, a simple knee during the national anthem during the prime time kickoff game, but brandon marshall coming through on the promise he made after the game to do morr than that s a one-on-one meeting expected at some point with dpd police chief robert white and the liners -- and the broncos linebacker. back on thursday the national anthem happened, marshall to the knee in solidarity with colin kaep he said after marshall did this, it wasn't anti-police are anti-america but a protest of social injustice and now he gets to talk about the issue with the denver police chief at some point today. marshall reached out to his twitter followers asking for questions he could pose to the chief. at this point we haven't seen marshall, the meeting location wasn't officially let out, it is a private meeting between the 2 of them. a lot of flak in pushback on social media and online over what he did. he also lost out on sponsorships. he said he doesn't regret it and plans to continue to take any inc

biggest partners. >> reporter: montbello will go to sleep wednesday night to gunshots coming from denver police to work with a program. >> we've since expanded into west and north denver. >> reporter: shot spotter triangulates the sound of gunfire. the program has led to the arrests of more 29 so far this year. >> when people do call in shots fired, they're generally more often than not about a block off of where their actually at. >> reporter: 60% of the shootings in denver are never purported. >> statistically it's showing about 74% of the time the cops would never even have found the crime scene or the cases. >> reporter: officers work tests through the information network. >> oftentimes leads will be generated and the group here with atf working with dpd will investigate those leads. the benefit is kind of twofold. the officers on the street are able to respond quicker to shots fired calls and on the backhand if it's atf partners we need to investigate. >> reporter: jonathan gonzalez, 9news. >> the shot spotter testing in montbello will start at 8:00 tonight and dallas more than two -- and

denver police officer john atsit is one of them. he was hit by a car in december 2014. he was critically hurt. he has undergone more than a dozen surgeries and still has limit movement in his left arm because of nerve damage. he returned to work at the end of optimistic. >> it's been an incredibly long journey. there were ups and downs throughout the way that i wasn't sure this day would come and doctors told me this day may never come. so i just -- i'm blessed. i'm blessed. >> he is inspiring. and he did not stop there. he says he had amazing support during his it's a non-profit charity. it's hosting the rise and run 5k this weekend to honor this man who was shot several times in the line of duty. we're going to talk to him live at 7:15 over on channel 20 this morning. >> that is terrific. and the officer has really worked hard to help, you know, help get this going for other officers. >> absolutely. >> hey, we want to give you a chance to thank a police officer who has made a difference in your life. just give a shout out to those in your city. we've already gotten qu

hugging the other customer and it turns out he had a knife in his hand, and cut his throat. >> denver police say the man has serious injuries, and they're still looking for the suspect. >> we just know the victim well. >> reporter: of the usual sights in the highlands, a closed restaurant and yellow police tape is not one of them. and a sign on the meade station says the restaurant is closed. the owner says his staff is shaken up, understandably, he is too after what happened this afternoon. kyle, he also says there's some sort of a benefit planned by this restaurant for the family and the victim. the victim i'm told is a regular at this bar and restaurant. >> noel brennan reporting from the highlands. >>> three men from different parts of colorado are the first july. details on the arrest are also described in the stunts they shot that day and posted online. dozens of riders brought traffic to a standstill in the middle of an afternoon when they stopped on i-25. tire marks left witness to their antics. others kept their hands on the throttle on their bikes and put their feet on cars while g

it's a team effort between denver police and the hospital. there was a short press conference just a few minutes ago. both staff from the police and the hospital spoke to us. >> we have not locate good victims or located a suspect. however we're in the process of coti the premises to determine what it is we're dealing with. >> a campus-wide lockdown since about 4:00. no one in, no one out of the campus. all employees and patients are safe. >> reporter: and we did get the chance to speak to one man whose wife is inside the hospital. he knows she is safe because they're able to communicate by inside the hospital, they are concerned about everyone inside because it is such a large campus. denver police have a description of the suspect, a white male in his mid-30s, 130 pounds, with a flannel shirt and a hat. we'll continue to remain on-scene and keep you updated. >>> more breaking news, a brush fire burned dangerously close to a housi thornton. this was the view from copter 4 as crews worked frantically to protect all those homes. it was all happ