after the victim contacted our newsroom and while her story is very powerful we want to be clear dominguez is not actually been convicted of any crimes these are just allegations and were unable to reach him for his side of the story domestic are often ashamed or afraid. >> this woman was no exception but tonight she wants her story heard he was just letting great guy i thought i had hit the jackpot he was a 2 million that's what i always told people everyone loves him on the outside and he's a monster at home this woman who we chose not to identify says it all began wednesday night with an argument about a red bull that was spelled but quickly escalated when she says it dominguez picked her up living room floor and he was a closed access to punching me and grabbed my head he was doing this when it was all over the woman's 12 -year-old daughter picked up the phone and dialed 911 i begged her not to call the cops and she told me now he had you he had view this woman says she feels the same her daughter had to make the call the experts say that's not unusual victims are often reluctant to co

in court filings from monday, dominguez says his wife attacked him and then: fell. he filed for divorce and a restraining order as well. police have arrested a man they say shot and killed an imam and his associate as they left a new monday night. he's been charged with two counts of second degree murder and criminal posession of a weapon. morel had been in custody since sunday night after he hit a bicyclist with his car. they found a gun that matched the one used in the murders. the arrest came on the same day as the funerals for the two victims. deputies with the jefferson county sheriff's office are asking for anyone with information to step forward-- dollars worth of damage to a school. school starts next week at montessori peaks. that's near bowles and kipling. monday, staff spent their day trying to clean up and get ready for the start of the school year. we're heading into "day eleven" of the rio olympics... and some of colorado's best are in the spotlight. boulder's jenny simpson will run in the women's 15- hundred meter tonight. she came in fourth during th

dominguez faces a domestic violence charge from an incident that occurred last wednesday. we'll continue to follow this story and have much more on cbs 4 news at 5:00 later today. >>> colorado doctors diagnosed this year alone. including one death. more communities are spraying than ever before. and our melissa garcia explains why the risk now is higher this year verses years past. >>> fort collins residents took coverage. >> the sooner is better. we need to have the neighborhood sprayed if we have west nile. >> this neighborhood was one of three zones sprayed in larimer county. researchers here are seeing mosquitoes infected with west nile virus. 90% of the species trapped now are the type that can carry and transmit the virus compared to 10% last year. >> west nile virus is a concern. if there's a chance of mosquitoes, we stay inside. >> reporter: zika virus maybe the topic of concern on many minds, state health experts say west nile is the real risk in colorado. >> this is a virus that can be deadly to people. it. we know it's here. it's in our bird population. and unfo

. >> i begged her better not to call the cops tamika's wife dominguez wife says that she was reluctant to call because she did so six years ago when he pushed her and claimed police swept under the rug dominguez could not be reached for comment and adams county declined family of corporal mick kerrigan who was killed while serving in a fiction notice who was seriously wounded said they plan to sue the sheriff's office martin even though he had previously threatened law-enforcement doctrine goes on to state that the command staff ordered deputies after he fled back inside he said the sheriff's office failed to properly train did not adhere to national standards for barricaded subjects in high risk of action is reported that families are seeking a thousand law-enforcement officers prosecutors and safety advocates from all over the world in denver from a conference on impaired driving is an annual event but this year driving high became a row headliner he denver police officers suspended officer suspended for wrecking his car at after drinking at a party office and jason spencer suspended

dean dominguez was arrested near his home on august 10. dominguez said his wife attacked him. he filed for divorce and a restraining order. >> 6:35. >>> not too many people expected a police officer to be here today after an accident she was involved in because it was that bad but alive, he's helping others. the crash was labeled as a fatal accident, really expecting the worst. he suffered a broken pelvis, severed artery and damage to his eye. 18 surgeries later, he's thinking about helping other first responders who are critically injured on the job. he knows the challenges they're likely facing. >> one of the biggest battles battle of "do you get out of bed?" do you want to try to get out of bed after something this critical? and for many, there were many times i wanted to give up. >> he started a non-profit that helps first responders with the challenges of surviving. >> the 5k will lopez, jr., shot during a traffic spot. we have more information on 9news.com. >>> 35 years. that's how long one man will spend in prison after pleading guilty to second-degree murder for a shoo

johnny:le damos los muy buenos dÍas a nuestra abogada jessica domÍnguez. adelante.r estudiando en la universidad para recibirme de fÍsico terapeuta. jessica: ¿esperaban a alguien? miren quiÉn llega! ♪ Éstas son las maÑanitas que cantaba el rey david ♪ ♪hoy por ser dÍa de tu santo te las cantamos a ti ♪ omar chaparro: ¿no cumple aÑos? ah, se van a casar! jessica: miren, tenemos a omar chaparro y martha higareda! ¿estÁn emocionados? carlos: la verdad que sÍ. stephanie: no tengo palabras. martha higareda: nosotros acabamos de filmar una pelÍcula que se llama "no manches frida", y salimos de maestros. omar chaparro: sabemos la importancia de estudiar. ella es licenciada en comunicaciÓn social, y yo en administraciÓn de empresas. jessica: ¿no tienen algo? omar chaparro: tenemos una sorpresa. martha higareda: queremos invitarlos a que vean nuestra pelÍcula. omar chaparro: con nosotros, hoy en la noche. jessica: definitivamente van a estar ahÍ, muchas gracias! omar chaparro: quiero decirle algo a carlos rÁpidamente. como papÁ, entiendo el sacrificio de hacer todo lo posibl

deputy is accused of slamming his wife's head during an argument. 43-year-old dean come innages is on dominguez was arrested yesterday. few details were released about the arrest. >>> the parents of a fallen park county deputy want answers. nate carrigan's family is going park county sheriff's office. they say he didn't have to die serving a high risker eviction notice. the family's legal notice alleges the department didn't follow policy. >> why kill a guy over an eviction? he knew he tried to kill deputies. what was the point? >> according to the undersheriff, the department could release more information from the cbi >>> only on denver 7 this morning, we track down the person who turned in these signatures to the healthy minimum wage increase qualify for the ballot. that person says he didn't forge the signatures but one voter confirmed his name was forged, even though the secretary of state counted his signature as valid. >> would be nice if the secretary of state had the authority to be able to scrub signatures that were invalid. secretary of state to verify signatures like we did by going

dean dominguez was arrested after a domestic dispute with his wife at his home on 33rd argument and he grabbed her, pushed her and slammed her head on the floor. he filed for a divorce and restraining order today saying his wife attacked him and he fell. >>> a redevelopment is now criticized for a growing number of reported crimes. the alley connects csu to oldtown and has seen a jump in calls reporting drugs and violence. 9news reporter dan grossman talked with business owners who say that's not the whol spot for a lot of people. >> reporter: what you make of the next nighttime seconds depends entirely on your -- 90 seconds depends entirely on your perception. >> we have had some concerns there and have been working with business owners to come up with some solutions. >> reporter: here are the facts. last sunday a homeless man threatened to slit the throats of three alley cat employees, received. in the past three years they've received 13. >> things that make people uncomfortable or crosses the line into criminal. >> reporter: criminal mischief has doubled and calls about transients

everyday jose dominguez walks a mile from mexico to his children's school in texas. he works across the street from school. he says schools in america are safer and he hopes sacrifices will get his children on a better path. many parents living in mexico are able to enroll their kids in america either through charter schools or tuition programs and in most cases all they have address in the u.s. whether they live here or not. the story sparked a passionate debate on the wusa9 facebook page. jerry wrote as long as it is legal, good for him to do what's best for his family and your child's. again, i am glad he is doing it legally. a lot of people can learn from this wonderful man. deborah says great, kudos to the dad. education is everything. a great school system that allows enrollment for the kids. we invite you to leave your thoughts on the wusa9 facebook page. >>> it's a steamy night. temperatures in some cases are still in the 90s. it will be another hot one saturday, quickly through the 80s and topping out in the low 90s. it looks like the heat is here for a whil

the festival has a history of drug-related problems. 1-year-old alyssa dominguez pwent tate.. also&-pd >> reporter: it is one of the hottest sew cal music -- so cal music festival, 50-miles east of l.a., with tens of thousands of electronic and hip hop music lovers. 22 people were rushed to the hospital, leading these two. they did not make it. >> i could not believe it. jessica is like i know her. we are speechless. >> reporter: paul cruz is alyssa's cousin. >> she would always laugh anarchial. it would spark up everyone -- laugh and smile. it would spark up everyone's day. >> reporter: two college students died of overheads. the l.a. times found this weekend there were at least 24 confirmed drug- related deaths nationwide over the last ten years. that is just raids organized by private area companies. last year a 24 san francisco man died at an electronic dance music festival in las vegas. extasy is a common drug used at these types of raids that can lead to severe illness, coma and death and cause body temperatures to rise. these weekend temperatures were in the 90s, also leading to

arrested after a major marijuana busts in the west valley -- bust in the west valley, cynthia randy dominguez tonight. sticking with the more than 100 marijuana plants, 20 grand in cash and tens of thousands of dollars worth of equipment. the couple had been running operations -- operation since 2012. producing a million dollars worth of drugs every year. in glendale, news -- new surveillance pictures released in the peer of thugs caught on camera wearing masks and armed with guns. they fired two shots inside the car. if you recognize these guys call police. this 18-year-old busted and accused of breaking into a home with a terrified mother and baby inside. the woman's barking dog may have helped steer go over and -- the lorenzo lopez and his accomplice away. >>> it marks two years since the isis killed james foley. he fought in the elementary -- taught in elementary school -- from 16 tonight. >>> you may have seen this on my facebook page early this morning. i went to graduate school with jim so i caught up with the foley's callers this because they think of the new school year. >>> i would

dominguez, a rookie cop had just started field training. >> i need your license please. any weapons, anything illegal in the vehicle? >> my gun. >> where is your weapon? >> right there. >> reporter: he unloads the pistol. >> i had a beer. i had a beer and pizza. >> reporter: he would contradict himself. >> it is our job to keep the runway safe. you should know that okay? >> reporter: the responding officers seen handcuffed. >> we have slurred speech. your driving behavior. >> i have 20 years on the job. >> reporter: van galder wants them to perk his car and allow him to walk home. >> reporter: he wants them to let him go and cut him a break. >> like i said, a lot of police officers feel that pressure to take care of their brother. >> reporter: dwayne wolf is a retired police officer. now a law instructor in a community ledge in minnesota. >> he is going to arrest him. >> reporter: van galder is handcuffed. gi thing and didn't cave into pressure. >> that doesn't serve the profession. it doesn't serve the department. and quite honestly, it doesn't serve the officer to make

being rushed to the hospital including 22-year-old derrek lee from san francisco. 21-year-old alyssa dominguez who went to san diego state also didn't make it. >> i really couldn't believe it. jessica is like i know her. speechless. >> reporter: palo cruz is alyssa's cousin. >> she would always laugh and smile. every time she would laugh it would spark up everyone's day. >> reporter: the rave moved from l.a. county fairgrounds last year after two college students died of drug overdoses. the l.a. times found that before this weekend there were at least 24 confirmed drug-related destinationwide over the last 10 -- deaths nationwide over the last 10 years and that's just raves organized by l.a. area companies. last year a 24-year-old san francisco man died at an electronic dance music festival in las vegas. ecstasy is a common drug used at these types of raves. it can lead to severe illness, coma and death and cause body temperatures to rise. this weekend temperatures in fontana were in the 90s which can also lead to dehydration. officials tell us nine people in total were rushed to hospitals for

dylan and his mom are scared flames have engulfed their home.s/julianna dominguez/evac uee :22-:25"that dark cloud is my home right there."a sea of trees killed a sea of trees killed by beetles is providing the cedar fire with plenty of fuel.a huge problem that's all too common throughout california as firefighters battle multiple across the golden state.but back to the cedar fire in kern county... and now into tulare county as well.firefighters are stationed throughout the mountains... taking action to save homes.but tensions remain high... not knowing what mother nature has left in store.s/shelly fetterman/neig hbor :54-1:01"this kind of flames, this close by and threatening and is like are we going to be able to defend glennville?"as the fire continues to consume everything in its path, it residents who are watching the fire take over their mountain. s/dylan hamel/evacuee 1:09-1:13 "and i know thousands of other homes are going to too." heavy rains continue to pound parts of kansas.nearly six inches of rain has fallen south of wichita.rescue crews have had to use boats to reach peopl

rene dominguez sent us this video. 13 first alert metor greg bennett joins us now.. greg, how's the severe weather threat looking today? looks like the las vegas valley will be pulling in less instability into the atmosphere and with most moisture holding to the mountains, rain chances will mainly stick to the spring mountain and sheep ranges with a small chance for isolated valley. so far, numerical models are indicating early evening for valley rain chances. meaning, 5 pm to about 10 pm tonight. high temperatures though will hold slightly below average; ranging between 96 and 102 degrees valley wide. central las vegas looks to hit 99 by 2:30 this afternoon. greg tosses to parker dan rathunde, flooded station clerk the water was just incredible just every where you look it's just finally starting to go down but it was bad." breaking overnight...a robertos on the west side of town is searching for the three armed suspects who got away. police tell us three men went into the restaurant near rainbow and charleston just away with a cash box. police believe this may be c

. >>> an officer went to jail 42-year-old dean dominguez is on leave from the adams county sheriff's department and charged with several crimes. arrested for domestic violence this year. bob trujillo was arrested in march in mmerce city. few details were released about his arrest. >>> the parents of deputy nate carrigan, killed while serving a high risk eviction notice, are demanding answers. they are taking the first step to file a ws notice of suit to park county. it edge the department didn't follow policy because regular sheriff's deputies like carrigan do not remove a barricaded and dangerous 3 suspect. >> especially after he knew he threatened to kill the deputies. what was the purpose? what was the point? >> the undersheriff says the information from the cbi report next week. >>> if hillary clinton wins november's election, a familiar face in cclorado politics will be helping guide her transition to her new role. jason gruenauer has more. >> reporter: the former colorado senator and secretary of the interior was named to clinton's transition team today. help shape policy for a

dean dominguez is on administrative leave and facing several charges. he'll be back in court this week. >>> as kids are going back to school, c-dot is warning drivers to stay alert on the roads. amanda del castillo has more on a new campaign they are launching. >> reporter: c-dot is calling it beware of the beltless. they want people across the state to use seat belts especially as kids and teens are heading back to school. fatal crashes for teens have increased by nearly 30% in the last few years. the state. c-dot hopes to build better habits and save lives in the process. we'll have details on today's event coming up in the next half hour. amanda del castillo, denver 7. >>> the man accused of driving drunk and crashing into the convention center is set to enter a plea in a couple hours. on the night of the crash in june, blazen was laughing as police led him away from the scene. a police report said he was swaying and slurring his words. two people on the street wwre hurt in the crash and one was taken to the hospital. >>> the man shot and killed by l

dominguez says the government aims to lower tax rates for individuals and companies. lenovo's net income topped estimates by 55% in the first quarter coming in at $173 million. slowing d offset the p.c. market. an upcoming smart phone may help revive their faultering consumer business. rebuffed a greek eport. a new indication of a twisted mentality that attempts to target the president and government. it blamed unnamed politicians in germany for applying double standards. it will take legal action against anyone who defrauded tself troubled state fund. one at the center of several international investigations into alleged corruption and money laundering by public officials. this is bloomberg. rishard: we were looking for revenues of 64 billion hong kong dollars in the first half. profit of 10.3 -- we have a look at this on the net basis. the number coming through with just over 5 billion hong kong dollar net profit in the first half. these earnings coming through. from swirepacific. yousef? yousef: to our top story. speculation that a freeze in oil production will be

. >> officer, dominguez here -- anything illegal here? >> guns? >> yes, right there. >> he unloads his pistol. >> he would later -- himself. >> the responding officer seenhandcuffed. >> we have alcohol and behavior here. >> they allow him to park his car and walk home. >> well, i'm retired. and cut him a break. >> a lot of police officers feel that pressure to take care of their brothers. >> you're not going to arrest me? >> he is though, and handcuffed. the police didn't cave into pressure and did the right thing. >> that doesn't serve profession and the department and quite honestly it doesn't serve the officer and make him better, they just get the attitude there's no consequences for their actions. >> meanwhile his wife a detective is questioned by the field training officer. he realizes that she's piece of pizza and neither one is sober enough to be behind the wheel. >> i respect your position. >> i'll do anything you want. >> he's asked if he will submit to a blood draw. >> i have a police tattoo and i've seen officer die. for god sakes man

jessica domÍnguez me estÁ ayudando. dos personas. pero, ¿quÉ cre estamos --creen? estamos de fiesta en los Ángel otra vez. alan: siempre estÁn de fiesta! ninette: esto es para todos los fanÁticos de kobe bryant. hoy y se declara el dÍa oficial de kobe bryant. mÁrquenlo en sus calendarios! alan: quÉ gusto! una carrera extraordinaria con los Ángeles. ana patricia: cinco campeonatos, y ha sido el jugador de basquetbol que mÁs tiempo ha durado con el equipo. alan: cuando se retirÓ... porque la verdad es que este aÑo los lakers estuvo medio malÓn en la temporada. los boletos se vendieron casi al doble o el triple, porque iba nada mÁs verlo. ninette: la verdad que sÍ. aquÍ en los Ángeles lo queremos mucho, y Él ayuda mucho a la comunidad, igual que su esposa vanessa. hoy me imagino que va a haber tremenda fiesta! mÁs adelante vengo con "el rincÓn grupero". ana patricia: gracias, te mandamos un besote. alan: muchas cosas estÁn pasando en los Ángeles, la cuestiÓn polÍtica pero tambiÉn la deportiva. ana patricia: aquÍ les llevam

pero ahora vamos a los Ángeles con la abogada jessica domÍnguez.os desde que reina lÓpez llegó a los estados unidos, dejando atrÁs lo que mÁs amaba. reina: cuando me fui de mÉxico, a la niÑa mÁs grande, elizabeth, yo la dejÉ de aÑo y medio. y a la bebÉ, la dejé de ocho meses. se me parte el corazÓn de acordarme cÓmo las dejÉ. es muy difÍcil. ese dÍa que las dejÉ fue muy duro. lo Único que hice fue abrazarla y decirle: te prometo que nos vamos a volver a ver. ahora mami tiene que ir a trabajar para sacarte adelante. jessica: ¿cÓmo fue vivir sin ellas durante tantos aÑos? reyna: era como una persona sin corazÓn. trabajar todos los dÍas, perderme su cumpleaÑos, cuando necesitaban un abrazo, los dÍas de mayo, día de las madres, navidad, aÑo nuevo... esos dÍas era lo peor para mí. jessica: quise visitar el hogar de la seÑora reyna para ayudarla a cumplir uno de sus sueÑos. en unas cuantas horas, ya nos vamos al aeropuerto cumplir ese gran sueÑo de usted. hoy le trajimos a dos de nuestras amigas. le trajimos a la maquillista de "despierta amÉrica", elena

johnny: despuÉs de 14 aÑos de separaciÓn, en los Ángeles, la abogada jessica domÍnguez se tiene una tremendarque podrÍan ser decisivas. alan: y no te puedes perder la reacciÓn de la ex pareja de ninel conde cuando le preguntan por el bombÓn asesino. vieran cÓmo se puso! francisca: pero cuÉnteme, ¿soñandqué casualidad,ciones? southwest te tiene una oferta. así es, nuestras tarifas bajas te acercan aún más a esas vacaciones. con todo lo que te gusta, como dos maletas documentadas gratis, sin cargos por cambiar tu vuelo, sin cargos sorpresa. llamémosle tarifas... claras. reserva tu tarifa baja ahora en southwest.com. (clap, clap, ding) carolina: hola, muy buenos dÍas! feliz miÉrcoles para todos. le damos un vistazo a lo que acontece en el estado del tiempo. tenemos unistema frontal que trae tormentas para el extremo noreste de la naciÓn, para maine. se prevÉ que en horas de la noche estÉ moviéndose para la costa. el calentamiento diurno seguirÍa trayendo precipitaciÓn sobre texas, las costas del golfo, la parte alta y baja del mississippi y porciones de los grandes lagos. en houston, un 60% de

por eso nos vamos hasta los Ángeles, california, con la abogada jessica domÍnguez.leguÉ en el 99, con el propÓsito de salir adelante. con el propÓsito de salir adelante. el 15 de mayo de 2011, a las 12:30, yo estaba durmiendo con mi pareja. sonÓ la alarma, me cambiÉ y me vestÍ. salí, cerrÉ la puerta, y se me acercan dos morenos. no les entendÍ bien. me jalÉ para atrÁs, y empezaron a balacear. y fue cuando atravesÓ la bala en el parabrisas. yo salÍ en shock. me encomendÉ a dios. me pasaron muchas cosas por la cabeza: mi familia, mi esposa... dije: ya se acabÓ todo. pero gracias a dios estoy aquÍ. le doy gracias a la vida y a dios, que me dio otra oportunidad. mi gran sueÑo serÍa tener la oportunidad de tener los papeles, para sacar a mi familia adelante. jessica: hoy estamos aquÍ con las cÁmaras de "despierta amÉrica" para entregarte algo muy importante. felicitaciones, es tu permiso de trabajo y la aprobaciÓn de tu visa u! fernando: muchas gracias! de corazÓn, dios la bendiga. jessica: han pasado cuatro aÑos, y todos los dÍas el seÑor Ávila trabaja arduamente en las

nos pusimos en contacto con un Ángel de la justicia, nuestra abogada de inmigraciÓn jessica domÍnguezos las puertas de su corazÓn y encender el televisor cada maÑana en "despierta amÉrica". los esperamos maÑana. josÉ, que dios te bendiga! profesor: eso fue todo por hoy,