fort collins 83 today. pueblo a high of 86. the cold front even hitting some of our southeastern towns, cooler there. in denver and most surrounding neighborhoods we'll be about 5 to 7 degrees below normal, both today and tomorrow. few more storms expected late saturday especially east of i- 25. mostly sunny. pretty quiet. mid-80s. 85 here in denver. and then low 90s both monday and tuesday. i got to shift that bright spot, i'm putting it back on sunday. we'll get that fixed coming up in a few minutes. >>> thanks, lisa. we have good news right now. the amber alert we've been telling you about all morning long through last night is nnw over. >> fort collins police tweeted out they found annalee keller, the 5-year-old girl, safe and the woman accused of taking her is now in custody. we'll keep following this for you and bring new any new details. >>> a disney favorite will soon be no more. why it's pulling the plug on the electrical parade. >>i'm sorry, you know, i messed up, do you know what i % mean? i can't blame nobody by mys

we start with a breaking news out of fort collins. an amber alert for this little girl, 5-year-old annalee keller. she has brown eyes and long blond hair. she was last seen wearing a gray glittery shirt and black pants. this is a look at the woman accused of taking her, lauren perotti-montgomery. right no anything about their relationship. fort collins police issued this amber alert about 10:15 last night when they say lauren perotti-montgomery drove away erratically from police. the truck looks like this, with tempooary tag 546984p. it was last spotted at the intersection of prospect and 10:00 last night. new see them, call 911 immediately. >>> it's definitely been a busy morning. this man is now under arrest after holing himself up inside a hotel in loveland. he was wanted on three outstanding warrants. deputies say they responded to the budget host motel last night after someone called about a restraining order violation. when they arrived, the victim was gone but the man was still out. eventually the swat team used a pepper ball t

scattered showers and storms continue up in the north around fort collins. this one has diminished as it was closer to loveland. over the metro area we have had some showers move through, this is a nice break now. also speaking of breaks, look at the break in the temperatures, instead of 80s and 90s, to 60s at lower mountains. a few showers are lingering for tonight. a dry, cool start to the day tomorrow but that he will make a quick comeback. >>> the winter park skiitrain is making a comeback. it has been absent for the last seven years. the train grant for two weekends last march. though successful weekends prompted amtrak and winter park to provide regular weekend service. details about schedules and ticket prices, we will let you know tomorrow when they are released. >> camera manhunt near baseline road. this happened after 7 am. daniels was on the run since last night. he is being evaluated and has not been charged. >>> fort collins police are caught up in a nasty lawsuit. denver seven russell hate toward is outside the police just one incident ? >> rep

and debbie in fort collins is at 88 this afternoon. here's the satellite, now look up towards fort collins and outside of craig here, you can see a little bit of moisture coming in. so we're starting to see some isolated storms trying to get going in the mountains and the foothills. as we go through the afternoon they get bigger and bigger and one or two will pull out over the eastern plains the focus of the moisture now is coming in around a high pressure area over arizona. you can see that trickle coming in from utah. at the same time, around that smoke from those california wildfires. so it's a little hazy out there as well across the area. you can see it in motion as that moisture just kind of pulls in. so we're getting moisture, we're getting heat, and we're getting a little smoke. take a look at the look out mountain area. there's the downtown buildings. you can see we're a little hazy. it's a little moisture mixed in with those. mixed in with a little smoke drifting into the area. the future cast forecast now for thunderstorms t

a man shot and killed by police in fort collins last night. we'll tell you why police said they had to shoot him. >>> aurora police hope an image of a suspect helps them crack i'm alan gionet. a live picture from copter 4. it's beautiful, but we have clouds. let's find out about the cooler weather and what's happening there. dave aguilera standing by. >> happy friday. we have a lot of clouds. take a look at the shots behind me. the mile high camera scanning the skies. we have a few sprinkles overnight last night, but most have moved out. mostly cloudy. 57 at 9:00 a.m. and sun breaking at noon. and thunderstorms this afternoon. a little better channel thanes yesterday believe it or not. 76 for the high. another comfortable day. we'll warmup over the weekend. right now it's traffic time with joel hillan. 6:00 in the morning. hopefully you'll get everybody to work on time. >> that's the hope everyday, isn't it. take a look at the drive. it is loaded up across the denver-metro area. there's a couple of trouble spots. a lot of a-line running on 10

keep that in mind if you're in fort collins today. scam artists. one woman never got the rings she ordered. >> and top golf is the topic of david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." then why would anyone in america think he would respect them. >>> 6:41. the aurora police says this 11-year-old boy is missing and could be in danger. they are just tweeting this out. take a ook at this picture. he was last seen last night at his home near 2nd and sable. crews are looking for him now. if you know anything, call aurora police. >>> here is your first alert that we have a lot of sunshine speeds at the airport about 10 to 15 miles an hour. it will get bumpier later in the week. today we're near 90 with a chance of storms but by friday some of the coolest air we have seen

two in fort collins. that's where a man is dead, shot by police. >> we're also looking into a hit-and-run that left a bicyclist injjred. let's begin with what we know about that officer-involved shooting. >> this is on north highway 287.. police say they were investigating a domestic disturbance call there last night when the shooting happened. as officers were intervi went into the victim's home without permission and when he came out, they say he came towards the officers with a weapon and refused to drop it. >> officers say they tased him, but he kept coming at them, so that's when they say they opened fire shooting the man. police haven't said what type of weapon. and they have not released his name. >>> the hit-and-run happened overnight at le may and mulberry in fort collins.

again, we are here in fort collins. i can tell you by looking around the parking lot here, that it is mostly empty. we have seen a police car just arrive a few minutes ago and enter the building. we are following developments on denver 7. reporting live in fort collins this morning, i am amanda del castillo you. >>> shifting gears, take a look at picture is from yesterday's hailstorm. colorado springs saw an intro two of hail. several of you sent in picttres of the aftermath. if you would like to see the full photo gallery, do it for free on our denver 7 up. the hell was so bad, the plows had to be called in. it is not common -- uncommon to we talked to a few people who say it is no fun getting stuck outside when that hail is >> it is kind of like teen girls, getting hit by paintballs. that is how it sounds and feels. >> ouch. i am glad the plow drivers have a job in summer. >> getting some practice in for the next few months before we get real snow in. >>> it is going to be nice are possible this afternoon. we didn't s

fort collins police say this happened around 8:00 tonight. as of right now,s there is a multiagency response team that has come to this area and investigating this incident. so far we don't know if the officer that was involved is injured or what kind of shape the suspect is in. we'll bring you more information hopefully in this newscast. >>> new developments in a case we've been following for many years. this is a new picture of 7-year-old daughter in aurora in 1984. another daughter survived. karen morfitt is at aurora police headquarters. >> reporter: far beyond a sketch, this image is generated using the suspect's actual dna. it's fairly now technology. and the aurora police department is the first in colorado to use it. detectives are hoping these leads in a case that has been cold for years. investigators believe this is the face of a murderer. the suspect in a nearly 33-year-old cold case. >> this case has never been put on the shelf completely. probably because it was such a horrific case >> reporter: detective connor was securing the

fort collins is currently being sued to overturn the ban. >>> >. hey, take a look at this, it's a lot of pot. 100 pounds to be exact. tennessee highway patrol found it during a traffic stop near chattanooga. the driver bought the weed here in colorado and tried to take it back home to florida. >>> and we have video to show you tonight. a new jersey transit officer saves a man life in the nick of time. you can see him try to pull the man off the tracks, and manages to get him just seconds before the train passes by. apparently the man got into a confrontation on the train and walked off and ran along the tracks before laying down. >>> tonight an arrest is made in the shooting death of nba her baby down the streets of chicago, and wasn't the intended target. the suspects are brothers. they were repeat offenders do. it's darwin and darryl soles. darren was released days ago, even wearing an ankle monitor at the time of the shooting. >> what has to be done the make the gun violence stop? >> the answer is clear to me. crystal clear. the gun offenders th

fort collins police say this happened around 8:00 tonight. as of right now, that's all they're telling us. there is a multiagency response team that has come to this area and investigating this incident. that was involved is injured or what kind of shape the suspect is in. we'll bring you more information hopefully in this newscast. >>> new developments in a case we've been following for many years. this is a new picture of a man police believe killed a husband and wife and their 7-year-old daughter in aurora karen morfitt is at aurora police headquarters. >> reporter: far beyond a sketch, this image is generated using the suspect's actual dna. it's fairly now technology. and the aurora police department is the first in colorado to use it. detectives are hoping these images will help prompt new leads in a case that has been cold for years. the suspect in a nearly 33-year-old cold case. >> this case has never been put on the shelf completely. probably because it was such a horrific case >> reporter: detective connor was securing the scene the

into that dp how trump would go about deporting all the people in colorado legally, a po than fort collins. >>> the state supreme court has a big window that looks on to the state capitol, there for a reason, to keep an eye on the other 2 branches of government. who is keeping an eye on the judges? in colorado it is supposed to you, the voters. the state sends you the judge's job reviews and recommends some should be voted out. but you don't do it. our brandon rittiman took an in-depth look at the system and found it doesn't seem to be years, the independent panels that review the job performance of judges named 10 that weren't good enough to stay on the bench. want to guess how many voters fired? only 3. on average, if your performance review says you shouldn't be a judge anymore, you win reelection with 54% of the vote. voters keep sending judges with failing reviews back to their 6-figure jobs paid with our tax dollars, jobs that decide who gets custody of kids, what works. if this surprises you, you are not alone. >> will it surprise you? >> yes, it does. i don't think that that is the

the offices are closed including fort collins. the department is working with law enforcement agencies in various areas to determine whether threats are credible. officers in connecticut and maryland, north carolina and west virginia received the text. >>> it's coolish with low 70s. here's a look at e state. we have denver with blue sky and reservoir with traffic colorado springs, the same areas may see more of this today. yes, they received a sun of hail and flooding been we saw winter-like scenes like this. belen de leon has been looking at the computer models coming in. it's nice and calm, but what do we expect? >> hi, kyle, good afternoon. a chance of a few storms, chance of becoming severe are loa south could see heavy rain. let's see what is going on right now because doppler 9 is quiet around the state compared to yesterday afternoon. the view is bright and sunny and temperatures are so nice, mid-70s for denver, fort collins, boulder, and greeley, so you know it's really pleasant. our highs will be a bit cooler than where w

we have fog as we head towards our north eastern corner from fort collins towards greeley and fort collin and akron and ray. in some areas, the advise abilities low near fort morgan and ray. our weather watcher wendy lives in the pete's area and 62 degrees and say the fog is a quarter mile to a mile and a half visibility: let's check with joel hillan >>n to denver, a 9 minute drive. we're seeing speeds into the 60s as you travel along the boulder turnpike. eastbound along 270 slowing down into the 40s. westbound will follow suit. westbound along i-76 ads well. for now, speeds into the 50s. denver. as you come from the west, eastbound along i-70 from c-470 to i-25, it's a 13 minute drive to get eastbound along 6th avenue from golden to denver. it's slowing eastbound along 285 passed santa fe into downtown englewood, but still an 8 minute drive to i-25. alan. >> thanks a lot. >>> collin kaepernick's choice to sit during the national anthem brought support and some are burning his jersey. laker star kareem is the latest to take on the issue. he wrote an opinion piece for the washington piece

this is the news breaking out of fort collins this morning. an amber alert for a 5-year-old girl is now over. police found her safe in fort collins. officers do have her mother lauren montgomery in custody. fort collins police tried to confront montgomery last night and they say she drove away recklessly with the little girl in the vehicle. >>> we have more breaking news out of weld county. jaime leary moved onto a possible auto-pedestrian accident. there's a big seen out there. can you tell us what's going on. >>reporter: huge scene and this is just a stones throw from where you saw us earlier after the high speed chase. quite a

toward the state this weekend fine has the events planned from colorado springs to fort it to fort collins in denver and boulder latest colorado poll shows@getting about 7 percent department of transportation is living to mile high stadium and everything in their headquarters are in the parking lot seat as being the metro football stadium district of $6 million for 3 acres brazier and locked them that's going to displace about 400 parking spaces is starting the end of october seed says it is cheaper to build the new facility for taxpayers and continuing to pour money into the current 65 -year-old building. >> is a little bit like an old car you have an old car you drive it for a very long time and it finally comes a point where putting money in that old car does make sense makes sense to buy a new car when it finally hit that point to the facility will join a growing list of projects around mile high in the sun valley redevelopment district and see us as they will at a 500 space parking garage in time for the 2018 football season and if you're planning to go to the broncos game tomorrow to

live in fort collins. with the story new at 9:30. >> . we're live in old town fort collins. it's crowded. you can see cars lining the streets. people walking up and down. this is a really good snapshot. to show you how much fort collins has grown over the past few years. this kind of growth is actually causing issues. >> . >> the district manager says the park now regularly hits capacity. everyone on weekdays. about 350 boats. >> . so many boats trying to get next to each other. you can't turn. you have to go straight. it's a problem. >> . creating real problems. for the park. >> take trash for example. >> that extra work takes more staff and costs more money. >> they're trying to figure out how to do more with less. while hretding everyone have fun. >> causing the road to buckle. the road gave way after a water main broke. partially filled with water. crews had to shut down part of the road. it's likely to remain closed until tomorrow afternoon. >> new tonight. tkpeting our first look at video from a fire that destroyed a home in steam boat springs. the fire started this mo

fort collins at 87. more comfortable into the palmer divide. castle rock at 80. with a mix of 60s 70s and 80s. for the mouai made it back to 90. downtown. 91 fort collins. greeley at 91. expect a bit of a hike. as we get into the day tomorrow. as many as 3, 4. five degrees in some spots. warmer. tofrpl tomorrow afternoon at this time. 80s in the high country earlier this afternoon. with a high of 93. in grand junction. just weren't able to squeeze much in the way of rainfall. just too much dry air to support any rain. that moved through i 70. lasted for about 30 minutes. before it dwindled. otherwise sunshine with a few passing clouds. here and there. that's not just the case across the front range. we're talking about north southeast and west. for the most part. a handful of widely isolated storms. in the southwest. >> . even those are beginning to fade. quite a difference story here. from what our neighbors tote east are contending with. late day. in the afternoon. and evening. across the metro area. we could get a passing shower. if it does come by. it's only

one 1 man dead after fort collins police officers shot him. cbs4 jaime leary is live at college and shields not far from where this happened. investigators -- i can see they're gathering evidence. >>reporter: yeah, they do have a you said closed down. that's east of me. we can't get closer to the scene. that was the same situation for reporters on this story late last night. they're still processing it is what i'm told. that portion is closed off. police tried to subdue the subject in a domestic violence situation. but we're told not only was he armed but he was uncooperative. they tried to do so using non violence methods. after 7:00, a woman claimed the suspect was b others. when officers arrived to her home to interview and other witnesses, the suspect came back. officers watched him illegally enter the victim's home. a team of officers instructed the man to come out which he did, but he was allegedly advancing towards the officers. he ignored their commands and they tasered him. he continued to advance towards them so they had to make the

enough energy to push through fort collins and up and down i 25. they are starting to weaken as they move off to the east. a few shots of lightning to expect but assuming a pest 85 they will fizzle out. a few widely scattered showers in the south eastern plains. all is quiet and there is not much happening out there other than fairweather passing clouds into the mounds. notice after the sunsets speak till in the far eastern plane there may be a cluster dives out of wyoming and southern nebraska and clips the northeast part of the state. there could be some strong storms. far eastern parts of colorado. it is all gone by tomorrow morning. it looks beautiful to kick off the day statewide. a couple of showers bubble up as we head into the afternoon. very widely scattered and only a 10 percent chance up and down i 25. i think downtown we will get through our sunday dry. the sickle closer look. in the metro area throughout up to one or two clouds. lows dipping down into the middle 50s overnight tonight. just a couple of passing clouds here and there and

mosquito control has sprayed the fort collins in the last decade. they may need to deploy again in the next couple of months before the first freeze of the season. >> i'm surprised fort collins has a higher standard for spraying than the county. i wish they could spray more often. >> reporter: melissa garcia, cbs4 news. >>> for ways to protect yourself and property from mosquitos head to our website, cbsdenver.com. >>> a warm one today. if you look at the temperatures that shows it. it's 76 at dia. 48 in aspen and 64 in grand junction this morning. satellite and radar together, not much moisture out there. clear skies from denver to the high country and that will change this afternoon. there's enough moisture that we might get thunderstorms going. there's a high pressure area over arizona and you can see nevada and utah and that's where our storms are coming from. all the storms we talked about earlier that pounded louisiana now have just jumped into the pipeline of the monsoonal flow and st. louis has the target today. huge flooding problems there

it was a homecoming like fort collins it never seen. on july 22, sutherland was 25 years after his release, now, once again, tom is free. >> suit lands is survived by his wife, jean, three daughters, and several grandchildren. >>> for many folks, the cooler temperatures were a welcomed change. >> but the summer heat is coming back. kathy is coming back with our >> i'm meteorologist kathy sabean in the 9 back yard. a beautiful fall like feel to the summer saturday, and we have a warmer day tomorrow, but plenty the sunshine. taking a look at some of the pictures coming in on facebook and twitter, beautiful conditions, up and down the front rain, with much of the thunderstorm activity well south of the city. with yesterday's storm rolling in, highs today about 15 degrees cooler than average, 76 closer to 90. tomorrow morning, if you're out and about, clear skies, a crisp cool start to the day. temperatures warming into the 70s by probably 10, 11:00 a.m. 57 degrees currently at dia, winds are southeast at 8, but in the backyard, winds are c

. >>> now fort collins for a bit this morning, good morning to you guys, and cloudy in fort collins with the temperatures in the low 60s, to start the day. and a thunderstorm or a thunder shower i should say, this morning, or a light shower possible, during the morning, and again this afternoon, and headed into the low 70s, today. and up and down the front range, small periods of showers, moving through, for the morning and early afternoon. and a light rain shower possible, during the en begin to clear out. as far as total rain goes, not huge, a few of the luckier spots could see upwards of a third of an inch of rain before it is all said or done. the big change today in addition to the clouds will be temperatures, running the better part of a dozen degrees or more, below our average of 85 degrees. >> marty, thank you much for that. >>> and tens of thousands of firefighters are working to try and stop 100 wildfires across and 10,000 firefighters are on the ground, in california, some people living in the evacuated areas say sometimes there is no time to get their families out. and crews

live in fort collins. with the story new at 9:30. >> . we're live in old town fort collins. it's crowded. you can see cars lining the streets. people walking up and down. this is a really good snapshot. to show you how much fort collins has grown over the past few years.

we start with a breaking news out of fort collins. an amber alert for this little girl, 5-year-old annalee keller. she has brown eyes and long blond hair. she was last seen wearing a gray glittery shirt and black pants. this is a look at the woman accused of taking her, lauren perotti-montgomery. right no anything about their relationship. fort collins police issued this amber alert about 10:15 last night when they say lauren perotti-montgomery drove away erratically from police. the truck looks like this, with tempooary tag 546984p. it was last spotted at the intersection of prospect and

tomorrow fairly mild, 54 in fort collins, a lot of 40s in the mountains. for your forecast tomorrow, tomorrow is tuesday, when you work the morning shift it looks a little different. but 90 degrees tomorrow, 89 on wednesday to 70s. -- to the 70s. usually that first day is today. >>> let's get down to sports. unfortunately in practice you get some injuries. >> yeah, karen, that's exactly right. it was early in practice today. in fact, the very first play on 9 on 7 drill. vance walker went down. he was in obvious pain. we saw him leave the practice torn his ac l, so he will likely miss the rest of the season. it was certain a tough blow from someone that they were expecting big things from this season. >> he came in and since we reported back, he had a different approach because he knew he had big shoes. and he was doing a great job, a great camp and you hate to see things like and add dam gotsis will fill in. so that leads us to your century link question, you can go to the sports page on denver.com. home stand against the two best teams in the major league

the young girl you see in this photograph here, annalee keller, she has been found safe in fort collins. >> fort collins police just tweeting this out within the last 20 minutes, saying she is safe and the woman accused of taking her, lauren perotti- montgomery, is in custody this morning. >> we'll continue to follow that throughout the morning. but now, let's check in jason with traffic updates. >>> all kinds of traffic troubles. we're going to start with this rollover crash on southbound monaco at mississippi, just south of leetsdale. this is from a twitter follower that sent this picture. we have a photojournalist, josh, taking a look at it as well. you can see that truck on its side in the road there. southbound side of monaco is closed down. holly will be your best alternate. we have an accident coming in near alameda, santa fe. rescue crews are there now, causing slight delays. the big problem is up to get north. let's take a look from daryl orr. daryl, we have unfortunately a fatal accident this morning. >> reporter: that's right. while we were showing the amber alert sign earlie

one 1 man dead after fort collins police officers shot him. cbs4 jaime leary is live at college and shields not far from where this happened. investigators -- i can see they're gathering evidence. >>reporter: yeah, they do have a

the brownish area near fort collins is under moderate drought. our long-term water supplies still look good, but the drought is putting a strain on farmers. >>> it's felt like over the last two months it's 90 in the afternoon and rain, but it's still dry. >> doesn't take long for us colorado, maybe two, three weeks for us to see changes like that. larimer, boulder, a few of the counties to first get rain today. that will be a nice change. now it's beautiful. we have sunshine, live look from loveland ski area you can % see a few clouds building. dry state-wide. akron had cloud cover and patchy fog this morniig. that's cleared up. we're getting sunshine through midday. as we set futurecast into motion, across northern colorado, along i-25 heading to see scattered storms and showers by early afternoon, around 1:00 to 2:00. then that moves into the metro area in time for the evening commute. so 4:30 to 7:30 the potential for gusty winds, some heavy rain and looks like more lightning and thunder. by 7:30 still very active here in denver and even stroo

right now 89 in denver, greeley at 93, 92 for fort collins. we've got upper 80s and lower to middle 90s on the eastern plains. coming up we'll talk about the long you can expect to hear thunder and see that lightning into this evening and then when things will quiet down and finally cool off later this week. >> we saw thunder on my side of town before noon. i was like kooky. >> it started earlier. it keeps going through this evening. >> okay. >>> passengers flying delta still dealing with problems after a computer outage caused more around the world today. many passengers say they didn't know about the problems until they made it through security, saw people sleeping on the floor. the airline says the power outage happened just after 2:30 in the morning at its atlanta headquarters and lasted six hours or so. computer experts see an outage like the 1 delta experienced can have a ripple effect on other systems around the world. 9news reporter maya rodriguez learned it's a sensitive system that still uses computer coding decades old. >> reporter:

you have janai in fort collins, a long jumper. simpson in the 1500-meter run and mason findley, a disk thrower and emma. a staple chase racer. >> this is going to be a great time for the olympics because typically track and field events are what we see huge crowds and now. >> yes. anna races this morning for the first time and she says she was a late starter. >> when did running click for you? when did you realize this was going to be my thing? >> not for a while. i ran -- i was from a small school, a very small division. i had 19 kids in my class. 80 in my whole high school, so we never had tryouts for sports. every kid was allowed to cool pete in anything they wanted to. it still didn't seem like that big of a deal. >> emma is already an olympic veteran. she competed in london and did a good job. finished 9th overall and expected to do better this time ever. it's going to be fun to watch her race. >> another veteran in water polo is tony. he's been to several olympics and he was born in rio de janeiro and moved to the united sta

adlib amelia traffic searching for a missing fort collins girl. they're concerned >>> right now, police are searching for a missing fort colins girl. they are concerned enough about her to issue an amber alert. and they need your help to find this little girl. this is anna lee teller. she was last seen on prospect and fort colins.

the risk is still high before the first freeze of the season. >> i'm surprised fort collins has a higher standard for spraying than the county does. i just wish they would spray more often. >> reporter: melissa garcia, and property from mosquitos carrying west nile, head to cbsdenver.com. >>> take a look at this beautiful shot from our library cam. mostly clear this morning. once the sun pops up we're in great shape. temperature wise, let's start on the western slope. grand junction at 64. 66 in boulder and greeley is cooler than that in alamo sa. 52 degrees and mostly clear skies across the state. there's moisture coming into utah. what we have on the map is a big area of high pressure from southern california into arizona. on top of that a sliver of moisture coming across salt lake into northern colorado and parts of wyoming here. that's moisture available for thunderstorms this afternoon. this is the moisture that blew through louisiana causing huge flooding problems. this is mixing in with monsoonal flow and causing problems. st. louis has had flooding issues already this morning. is

. >> what is it about fort collins that allows the -- there's also water in denver. >> we have larger case count on a regular basis. we have no idea why. we could probably prevent it better than what we're able to do. >> in communities that get sprayed. >> it last for an hour in the air. >> the county will spray at night. >> the chemical levels are minimal. it will take quite a bit of injection for it to impact you. >> we think spraying for mosquitos is okay. >> that's howard nathan reporting. loveland and windsor sprayed some areas because of the virus. the west nile problem should pass next month. coming up on september 10th. now is the time to sign up to help. xcel energy set up projects ranging from landscaping to meal prep. they need 3800 volunteers to fill each project. >> we have 165 communities in colorado. let's bring together volunteers, families, employees, kids, businesses our customers and let's figure out how to improve colorado. >> day of services, september 10th from 8:00 to 11:00 in the morning and you'll find a link to sign up at the day of service paige at cbsdenver

and 60 in grand junction. 52 degrees in north west fort collins reported by our weather watcher. for the most part the satellite and radar is quiet. for your hour by hour forecast, most of the day is fab house outside. mid 70s and unshine and a chance for afternoon and evening storms coming in around 3:00 or 4:00 today. joel is watching the drive. >> as volumes pick up we see the cones picked up to moir son you can see volume picking up and most of the cones cleared out of the way as they do repaving work. side street accident at jackson, watch out for that. here's the drive times as you make your way southbound. a nine minute drive and all that green, that's what we like to see this time of day. >>> when you step outside this morning there's a chill in the air and snow in the high country for ski season. this morning amtrak and winter park are making a big announcement. jamie leary is live at union station and the ski train is chugging back to town. >> reporter: absolutely. amtrak and wasn'ter park waiting to reveal full details about the new service. yes, it's back and going to

in fort collins, clear on college avenue and vine and alameda. a crash is at alameda and holly and near lakewood, kipling and alameda. freeways are doing great so far. the trip to the denver tech center, 15 minutes with no accidents on side streets. tarhonda thomas is live at bear creek k-8 school this morning >> reporter: it is so important and here's one thing that we're not used to all summer long, been cruising through this street at, what, 30 miles per hour, maybe? the sign now says 20 and lights will start flashing. you have to be mindful of the school zones. steve davis with the lakewood police department joins us. >> hey, tarhonda, how are you? >> reporter: doing good. adults will have to learn a safety. >> yeah, and one of the most important things -- we hear it from neighbors and parents and everything else, speed. we have to be mindful of the speed we're driving in and like you said, we'll have signs flashing pretty quick. there are kids on foot, in crossing in crosswalks -- >> reporter: on bikes. >> reporter >> and sidewalks. yeah, on

upper 40s fort collins, low 50s in denver and colorado springs. low 30s up at leadville. tomorrow might start out with a stray shower or wo over the san juans, but quiet for the most p early afternoon with widely scattered showers and storms. only a 20 percent or less chance expected for tomorrow. temperatures low 80s in denver. upper 80s southeast colorado, mainly 60s expected in the mountains under partly cloudy skies with a slight chance of afternoon showers. lower elevations should be in the low 80s. tonight partly cloudy, mild, pleasant, 53. for tomorrow the high temperature expected to climb up to 83 with isolated storms late in the day. and looking ahead, a warming with 85, 88 on monday. low 90s tuesday and wednesday. not really a big storming pattern coming up, so no first alert weather days, but the bright spot is sunday with a temperature in the mid-80s. if you're headed out, nice weather, beautiful conditions expected, and that holds for tomorrow night as well for the broncos game. a good night over at mile high. >> oh, good. >>> >. well, this is excites news.

this is the news breaking out of fort collins this morning. an amber alert for a 5-year-old girl is now over. police found her safe in fort collins. officers do have her mother lauren montgomery in custody. fort collins police tried to confront montgomery last night and they say she drove away recklessly with the little girl in the vehicle. >>> we have more breaking news out of weld county. jaime leary moved onto a possible auto-pedestrian accident. there's a big seen out there. can you tell us what's going on. >>reporter: huge scene and this is just a stones throw from where you saw us earlier after the high speed chase. quite a thornton police and weld sheriff deputy and state patrol as well as fire rescue on the frontage road. this is between monroe where we were earlier and colorado 52 just on the east frontage road off $52 just on the east frontage road off i-25 southbound right now. colorado state patrol tell us this is a car verses pedestrian. but at this point in time, we do not know the extent there, but quite a large response for thi

i am surprised fort collins is a higher rd i wish they would sprayed more often. officials say the best way to protect yourself and skin is to use an insect repellent like this one with 40% deet. reporting live melissa garcia cbs4 news.>>> right now investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a fire that destroyed a home in steamboat springs and firefighters showed up to find the building fully engulfed and that fire had also spread to energy crews were called in to shut off a natural gas line fueling the blaze, no one was hurt but the home was a total loss. >>> there are two robbery suspects on the run after hitting a popular drive-in movie theater in fort collins last night at the holiday twin around 10 pm heard this is a drone footage of the venue and two men apparently walked up to the ticket booth, pointed a gun at an employee and ran off with money. one suspect is described as a white male in his 20s or 30s and the other feet tall, those were apparently wearing camouflage jackets with bandannas over their faces. if you have information please call th

temperatures in fort collins rino on the nose here. downtown denver. and 64 in sterling, with the 50s from nederland south toward evergreen. right now at the airport, winds out of the south at 7 miles an hour. mostly cloudy skies out there. temperatures here in the 9 backyard, well, kind of cool. almost need a jacket. we are at about 64. as we look ahead toward this afternoon, i think temperatures climb just a few more degrees. we are going to be in the lower 70s around the metro area. a little bit warmer with some more sunshine across the though up in the mountains. that's really where most of the shower activity has been. throughout the morning. the central mountains. into the foothills. and here downtown denver, we are finally getting a good soaking. i hope you like this free water. for your backyard. for all of that grass out there. and then along i-76, sterling, ileff, cedric, picking up light rain as well. tonight, the showers are ending and we will go with mostly cloudy overnight and a cool evening down to let the fresh air in. the rest of the a

showers and thunderstorms we had about 1:30, 2:00 fizzling out, but they are picking back up in fort collins, greeley, longmont, platteville, you folks getting in on those heavy downpours and you can see lighter showers in castle rock south toward advisory in place in el paso county until 6 p.m. that's where the heaviest showers will be. by 11:00, midnight everything starts to wind down. tomorrow morning we kick off the day with a little sunshine and more storms in the afternoon. right now low 70s, 64 in greeley, grab a sweater. you'll want it later tonight. we will monitor a couple evening storms here and there and a very similar setup on tap tomorrow, too. i'll go over the timing when i anticipate more storms moving can't forget the labor day weekend is almost upon us with sunshine and more rain. >>> a father admits to police he tried to kill his 2-year-old son by crashing his car at 75 miles per hour with the toddler not buckled up. isaiah's mom told 9wants to know bolton half his body was in a cast. >> reporter: forget the koala. he must have the polar bear from the gift shop, but probab

this is i-25 at 402, on the south side of loveland, no delays towards fort collins. prospect, that section on the west side of i-25 closed down for the road repairs there. otherwise, we have a lot of green out there on that north side of i-25, 287, drive on 34 to greeley, or highway 85 looks nice. easy driving n highway 36 to boulder, the diagonal is wide open. south side of town wide open. here's pecos, west and eastbound side very light traffic so far. billboard they have put up in phoenix. >> we're gging to slow it to you. it says, and i quote, hey isis, you suck. the group says they want people to know islam means peace. it's meant to show isis goes against islam. >> it's good to separate the two and be like, hey, isis you suck from actual muslims. what isis pursues and the things they stand for is not in our religion at >> the billboard first popped up in chicago. the group responsible hopes more will turn up in cities across the country. >>> before you cook scallops tonight, you'll need to hear about a recall. >>> why wells fargo is in trouble over some student

we have calls and e-mails out to fort collins police. we'll post the information at kdvr.com when we learn more. and the app. >> . other top stories. city of denver now facing a class action lawsuit. after the so called homeless sweep. downtown. earlier this year. attorney filed the suit declarations from phoeplless people. who were effected by the raids. >> . many complain about losing their tents and other belongings. the city says the sweeps were well within the law. >> . homeless in denver put on notice tonight. after complaints from the neighbors over harassment. drug use. and park curfew violation. >> . today giving homeless people notice. that by eleven p.m. they need to leave. constant battle homeless people face.

two in fort collins. that's where a man is dead, shot by police. >> we're also looking into a hit-and-run that left a bicyclist injjred. let's begin with what we know about that officer-involved shooting. >> this is on north highway 287.. police say they were investigating a domestic disturbance call there last night when the shooting happened. as officers were intervi went into the victim's home without permission and when he came out, they say he came towards the officers with a weapon and refused to drop it. >> officers say they tased him, but he kept coming at them, so that's when they say they opened fire shooting the man. police haven't said what type of weapon. and they have not released his name. >>> the hit-and-run happened overnight at le may and mulberry in fort collins. when the ambulance got there. no word yet on the car police are looking for. >>> international breaking news. at least eight turkish police officers are dead after a car bomb attack. a truck full of explosives went off at check

of west nile virus by spring for mosquitoes the spring will happen on the northeastern part of fort collins tonight between 8:00 p.m. and two in the morning th rescue to stay cap health. >> they're also reminding you to get rid of standing water in your yard after it rains and alert for parents in jefferson county police are looking for an attempted child abductor they say a nine -year-old reported that was in her driveway of the 10,000 block of grand avenue near littleton when a man approached her her mother had just walked in the front door the girl says the man reached for her the glare world inside according to the jefferson county sheriff's office the man is a white speed tall with a navy and build he's described as having tattoos on both arms and one on his left elbow of a red skull so pretty the young girl and a race for the white house hillary clinton is releasing a new act the man goes on to say that comes parks have been made in 12 other countries anti- hillary ad late last week donald trump is taking his campaign to the swing state of florida today he plans to hold a rally in tam

fort collins, 287 just reopened at shield. good news. there and we have a lot happening as we build in volume, 225 around the mississippi exit ramp. our views down to the springs. very tough. a rolled tanker truck around dealership line there, near simmer ron. just south of the cimarron exit in fact. as they outright the tanker, there will be more curiosity slowdown. the sunrise time today 6:23. out across our maps, a lot happening including our ramp closure from southbound 225, heading out to ileff. a rollover crash took place and a mother and two children okay. all okay. but the ramp remains closed and mississippi is the alternate route. and further to the south and the west, wadswo of an early crash. so corey, i can't remember the last time it was this busy this early. >> and on friday, it is supposed to be friday light. what happened? >> hopefully we will get there. >> thank you. >>> new overnight, a man is dead, after a fort collins police officer shot him. police say the man broke into a woman's house. on north college avenue and r

more spraying is happening in fort collins for west starting tomorrow the larimer county health department is targeting timber line to i-25. 2 weeks ago officials confirmed the first human case of west nile in that city. csu, researchers got more money to research and test mosquitos. >>> we have learned search crews looking for a missing skier near berthoud found human remains. 42-year-old jeremy rich went on a ski trip in january and never came home. crews were searching for his remains were found, bottom of a3 avalanche slide. it will take several weeks to identify the remains. >>> the 4th and final suspect is arrested for an attack on an elderly woman, 54-year-old daniel haulingsworth into custody, a 78-year-old woman was stabbed repeatedly in the doorway of her home last month near cline and 66th and she survived. >>> new tonight, a cat locked inside an everggeen home for 4 weeks with the owner out of town is getting help. >> neighbors s left alone, they weren't sure the cat had enough to live on. people have been peeking in the windows to check on the cat. they called animal control.

fort collins it is banned. f0 >> i'm glad it was warm. >> that would not be a great event in december. it is 5:25. we have a nice start. their's a liveelook at limon. you can see cloud cover this morning. it is going to be a pretty sunrise with that cloud cover. sunrise in about an hour. this morning we'll be in the low to mid 60s. partly cloudy for your kids. at the bus stop. warm this afternoon. low to mid 80s. chance for a few showers and thunderstorms today. we'll see a chance for a few storms each afternoon. really through about wednesday. then jason, here's your first alert. it is warmer and drier thursday and friday. >> your alert that 38th and you watched that live on 7news this morning. all roads are opened after a police situation. we'll have another update cominn up. you can see the freeways ?etting busier. overall in good shape. look at the map. i want to give you od on wednesday after the morning rush we should have the new road opened north of the outlets. that should open on wednesday late mornin

fort collins, greeley. here in denver now we're under fairly dry conditions. we do have quite a bit of cloud cover and could find a few light showers this morning for the drive. here's what that looks like on futurecast. next couple of hours you can see a few spotty showers here along the i-25 corridor. lots of cloud cover across the state today. southwestern colorado. by noon today we're still under a mostly cloudy sky. a few light showers possible. it's going to be for the evening commute tonight, around 5:00 to 7:00 that more storms, heavier rain will roll through town. chance for severe weather today is a little bit lower. it's just not quite hot enough to get some of that instability. but we will get pockets of heavy rain through the early evening. then overnight tonight still spotty showers by early saturday morning, and then through the afternoon on saturday another chance for it's going to be pretty unsettled both today and tomorrow. flash flood watches continue again through the afternoon across southwestern colorado and you'll notice it moves now far