the only real big issue is the colorado, evans down to 5, %- hampden. one lane is open there to the left. you can see on the map a lot of green about anywhere else you want to travel on this friday morning. >>> here's what we're working 3 on for 5:00 a.m. soon it will cost more to use your credit cards. we'll tell you what ome business owners are trying to get passed in the supreme court. upside ddwn outside his window. the reason will likely leave him feeling a little embarrassed. >>> chipotle back in the headlines, not for health >>> 5:00 a.m. we're tracking breaking news out of lakewood here police are looking for a group of people they say shot a man just trying to be a good neighbor. our eric lupher got there right after this happened. >> he joins us now. what have you found out? >> reporter: it's really amazing what suspects will do, the lengths they will go just to try to get away by firing on you can see here what's happening off of cody street. south of alameda, east of garrison. they've got this cul de sac closed off. i have video to show you

southbound i-25, squeezed down to one lane from colorado boulevard to hampden. extra couple of minutes there. 225, so far so good north and little bit by colfax. we'll take a look at that more coming up. >>> breaking new developments just in on that plane that was shot down over eastern ukraine in 2014. relatives of the victims say an investigation has determined it was a missile fired from an area controlled by ukrainian plane. this information is coming from relatives of the victims. they were allowed to see the investigatiin before it's released publicly today. we are still awaiting that full investigation release. flight 17 was brought ddwn in 2014 killing all 298 people on board. > coming up on denver 7 at 5:00 a.m., protests breaking out after a deadly officer involved shooting in california. we have details in the investigation coming up. >>> plus, colin kaepernick's national anthem not going over well for some people. what this bar decided to do with his jersey that is definitely turning heads. >>> you think you have the perfect proposal nailed down and

we have that way, the paving, evans down to hampden, one lane open. >>> paris prosecutors just announcing there have been eight new arrests in the bastille day attack in nice, france. they're linked to the truck driver who rammed through the crowd. from tunisia and france. 87 people were killed and more than 400 injured. we are going to follow up and bring you any new information. >>> we need your help with multiple missing persons cases happening around the state. a woman in lafayette is still missing. >> police are worried she could be in trouble. she was last seen yesterday afternoon around cypress circle and caria drive. >>> the search is intensifying for this mother and her 2-year- old 2-year-old son. police think they may be in danger. >>> these massive flames in southeast denver apartment complex have left dozens without a place to stay happened off yale yesterday. >> at least 24 units were destroyed. a couple of people were hurt. we're working to find out what caused this. now jason join us us with the latest. >> reporter: this is all that's left of that massive apartment fire. th

from sky9 we could see an suv business not far from hampden and yosemite. when we find out how this happened and if anyone was hurt, we will pass that information along to you. >>> hurricane hermine is expected to hit florida's gulf coast tonight or early tomorrow. the governor there is warning people who live in the areas along the coast this could be a life threatening storm. it will be the first hurricane to hit florida in almost 11 years. most of the state is under a state of emergency and tropical

the polk county sheriffs office trying to reroute traffic just north of you, north of hampden. both denver and is the lead agency. here is skyfox from the air to give you perspective of this condominium complex known is hunter run. i was able to get closer to the scene and shoot a little bit of video. the smoke has gone from black to white is typically a good sign. where still working on any word of injuries. we will head over to the we are back this evening in centennial. >> a major break in the search for the man suspected of being the mastermind behind a weekend >> must've heard maybe 15 or 16 shots. whether he acted alone or had accomplices. to give the other story we're following. >> hot mommy test with five counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer. she. came after a weekend of tear across two states that and other for officers injured. the wild scene went down on the street of linden new jersey after mike burns@balling this developing story and joins us with the latest. they finally captured them in new jersey after issued up. could you we have every reason

slammed into the impression dry cleaners at half den and boston -- hampden and boston. no word on why the driver lost control. >>> new details about a shooting by a denver police officer. officers were at a home wednesday when 20-year-old michael ferguson scrambled out of the window. witnesses told investigators the three officers tackled him, and tried to get one of their guns. it discharged and another >>> new developments as we approach 20 years since the murder of jean benet ramsey. the 6-year-old's murder remains an open investigation. she was found dead in her boulder home the day after christmas in 1996. this would become one of the most sensational crimes ever in the united states. rick salinger all the renewed attention. >> reporter: how quickly 20 years has passed. in that time, no one has been identified as the killer of the girl who died in this house. the boulder police department has released its own video statement from its chief, note the coming anniversary of the ramsey case. >> there's no question, this case caught worldwide attention. and there contin

the hampden county d.a. will release the information tomorrow. ed: murderer rod mathews denied parole. he'll spend at least five more years behind bars for beating classmate shaun oulette to death with a baseball bat. newscenter 5's rhondella her life's mission to keep mathews locked up. >> he's a sociopath. he had to get rid of the urge to kill someone. rhondella: rod matthews, now age 43, was just a red headed 15-year-old when convicted of the second degree murder of jeanne quinn's son. shaun ouillette was a 14-year-old classmate. matthews beat him with a baseball bat in the woods 30 years ago. murderer rod matthews the first teen in the state to be tried as a parole for a third time. it took six long months this time for the ruling. >> i'm grateful, very grateful. if this is what it takes for the parole board to come to this wait this long and it almost got me. rhondella: it's an emotional ordeal every time he tries for parole the photo of shaun over mom's bed helps. >> as sick as it sounds, i wanted to prove i could i could murder him. rhonde

. >>> an suv barreled into the impressive cleaners at hampden and yosemite today. the driver is a customer who thought his car was in park, but it wasn't. when he tried to hit the break, accidentally hit the gas and there you see went right through the front entrance. >> perfect timing. no customers in the store. all my employees were working in the back. no one got injured. the driver sustained minor before labor day. he hoping to reopen tomorrow morning. >>> and we have new information about the driver who crashed into a day care in aurora yesterday. the man had been involved in a hit and run and was speeding away from police when he lost control and crashed into the day care at parker and yale. two children and an employee had minor injuries. neco benson is facing charges including wreckless driving and driving under the influence of drugs. >>> now, to an update on the story we shared to night at 10:00. parker police were looking for the good samaritan who helped them during a deadly crash investigation this weekend. the good samaritan saw our story and called t

we had some delays you approach hampden and northbound past handed. due to ongoing construction through there. speaking of construction, drivers should prepare for another day of slow going. more lane closures on i-70 at six as cdot works to repair the bridge. shawn chitnis is live in that area and this was a bigger deal than i thought it was going to be yesterday.>> reporter: i think a lot of people were surprised by the delays that we affected by this. they moved up the delays today to 4 am and we're here watching them get set here and if you look over my shoulder you can see there getting in place to start to reduce the lanes here. as you make your way west you will be reminded of that delay from 4 am until 7 pm on the second day and they are reinforcing the clearance height of 15'3" because that is what caused all of this. take a look at those delays we saw yesterday afternoon and that is worst. you could see how bad it was for folks having to wait in line for miles as they were trying to get through this spot. this happening where sixth avenue go

yesterday i saw somebody on the southbound side of i-25 from colorado down to hampden. he was on a motorcycle and a little scared about the roto- milling deal, so he went off at yale and took the side streets. southbound side is restricted. everybody is going over to the next few minutes. a lot of green out there, north, south, east and west. [ chanting [ chanting all lives matter ] >>> more protestssbreaking out affer an officer-involved shooting in california. police say they responded to a call of a black man acting erratically behind a restaurant. officers say they told him to something out of his pockets and stood in a shooting stance and officers shot him. >>> protests are winding down in north carolina, but the demonstrations have cost the state nearly 1.5million. the governor releasing the totals, saying the state spent that while controlling the -?protests in charlotte in particular. the governor says that's just spend one-fifth of that helping people devastated by the flooding. the governor says he wants to reprioritize state spending. in aleppo are out of ser

take a look at the overall driv and you're not seeing issues on parker or havana, hampden, all wide open through the east side of town. no issues on 270. we'll start to see more traffic in a little bit on 270. and through boulder, the diagonal also looking nice now. >>> how about that broncos' win? our defending champs are keeping denver in the national spotlight. >> fans brought serious energy for the super bowl rematch. that seemed to be overshadowed by the problems at the 16th street mall. >> it means so much for the seeing how wonderful colorado and the city of denver is, this brings more attention. ?> officials with visit denver say it's still too early to know the economic impact just from last night's game. >>> we already know at least one doctor's office in town gave its employees the day off so they could stay up and watch the game and celebrate the win. >> which is a smart move for them. this game could do a lot to help the broncos' chances moving forward. >> well, it was a night here at mile high, woody paige. started with a championship celebration. peyton manning coming out,

. >>> an suv barreled into the impressive cleaners at hampden thought his car was in park, but it wasn't. when he tried to hit the break, accidentally hit the gas and there you see went right through the front entrance. >> perfect timing. no customers in the store. all my employees were working in the back. no one got injured. the driver sustained minor injuries. >> the owner is especially busy before labor day. he hoping to reopen tomorrow morning. >>> and we have new information about the driver who crashed into a day care yesterday. the man had been involved in a hit and run and was speeding away from police when he lost control and crashed into the day care at parker and yale. two children and an employee had minor injuries. neco benson is facing charges including wreckless driving and driving under the influence of drugs. >>> now, to an update on the story we shared to you last night at 10:00. parker police were looking for the good samaritan who helped the good samaritan saw our story and called the police. daniel reese caught up with the commander he helped out on saturday. reese

however, as you can see here at the cones southbound after colorado all the way down to hampden. >>> of course from the first alert desk we are following the latest investigation into possible foreign connections related to the suspect in the new york and new jjrsey bombings, ahmad rahami. the 28-year-old was born in afghanistan but a naturalized u.s. citizen. he traveled to afghanistann multiple times and when he returned to the he was questioned. but he was not apparently on any radar as having been possibly radicalizeed. he visited parts of pakistan known to be iraqi strongholds. >>> this is our first look at stabbing spree at a minnesota mall over the weekend before getting killed by police. his name is dahir adan. somalia 15 years ago. it's not clear why he went on that rampage exactly. but a victim says he was emotionless and had a blank stare in his eyes. isis says it's behind the attack, but no word if they really knew this was going to happen. he stabbed 10 people, they all survived. >>> our presidential candidaaes stem cell researching up telling -- stepping up, telling how

heavier rainfall sliding down toward rye and hampden. some briefly heavy rainfall. farther to the south, one down pour, that's now just off the tip of province town and missing it. another down pour here in the franklin area and bellingham. this is moving toward the south and east into mansfield. if we take a look at the track on that one. moving to the south carver. the air is unstable there. we have a good chance of seeing that rain hold together. temperatures in the 80s. the 60s to the north. behind the front. that cool air is coming. we could use relief. today's high is 90 in the city of boston. just shy of record territory. our 22nd day 90 plus this year. we'll track the down pours scattered about this evening, by 8:00, the last of them after that. good news for anyone at springsteen tonight. the skies clear out. and the air gets more comfortable. looking at a wind shift, gusty out of the southwest now. as we look toward 10:00, the winds turn northwesterly, and then tomorrow, they're out of the north/northeast. gusty along the coastline. we'll get much weaker t

from sky9 we could see an suv business not far from hampden and yosemite. when we find out how this happened and if anyone was hurt, we will pass that information along to you. >>> hurricane hermine is expected to hit florida's gulf coast tonight or early tomorrow. the governor there is warning people who live in the areas along the coast this could be a life threatening storm. it will be the first hurricane to hit florida in almost 11 years. most of the state is under a state of emergency and tropical carolinas. the hurricane could bring flash flooding, spawn tornadoes and cause a dangerous storm surge. meteorologist kathy sabine joins us, the storm hitting just ahead of the labor day weekend. >>> unbelievable. it is the first hurricane to hit that area since 2005. they're bracing for that tonight. we'll start in the pacific because madeline which was threatening hawaii has been downgraded now to a tropical storm and just passing south of the big island overnight. now we're tracking lest is pushing west over the open pacific and may impact the big island o

yesterday, ayson told us how groove e it is about yale and hampden. you didn't warn me about the rocks that were about to take out my windshield. >> i'm sorry i can't warn you about every road hazard wherever you're driving. this is at 6th getting out to i- 70. this is the westbound side and you can see those cones here set up. golden and they'll allow you to go to the right shoulder of westbound 6th to get over to colfax. it's not completely closed. they're allowing at least one traffic lane to get through. let me show you what happened. they had bridge damage, somebody hit the bridge with a big track hoe the other day and they have to repair this that's the work they're doing and it will be goinn on all day from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00. getting out to dia, security wait time 15 to 20 minutes. >>> this story unfortunately gruesome. investigators just found a skeleton inside an old police headquarters and think it could be a homeless man who locked himself in a holding cell and couldn't get out. the new jersey building had been abandoned since burning down

still a little bit rough down to hampden right now. >>> just in, a u.s. embassy construction site in norway has just been evacuated because of some ind of suspicious object found. a bomb squad is on-site now. the other major terrorist story we're following, a new investigation into the nice bastille day attacks. believed they are linked to the truck driver who rammed through the crowd. these eight men are said to be tunisian and french. they were arrested in southeastern france. 86 people were killed and more than 400 were injured in that attack in july. we'll update you about any new information we learn. >>> all clear this morning, that's what police at cu boulder say after they were called out to investigate a suspicious package. this is in the parking lot near campus. when police got there, they out of it. bomb techs took it off site and discovered it was a harmless bottle of detergent. >>> this assistant pastor of a thornton church resigned after being accused of sexually assaulting a girl. investiggtors say robert duane wyatt started abusing ler whe

take a look right now at hampden look where the fog is pretty heavy. some showers are now moving through parts of the state. let's go to mike. he's here with that. >> we really could use the rain as we are in that extreme drought in parts of southeastern new hampshire. mainly, just southeast of concord. here's a look at the map. bright red indicating extreme drought. that's where the rainfall deficit is between 30% and 50% below the average since the 1st of the year. that means eight to as much as then it just tapers off to just a normally dry through parts of the white mountains. the rainfall deficit, close to 8.87 inches or right at it, since the first of the year. that means we're only at 67%. the normal rainfall that we normally get. and in manchester, we have received just about half of what we normally get. we could use the rain. there are showers on doppler radar. we could get an additional shower here or there, tomorrow. then big changes for the rest of friday and into the weekend. we'll look at all that and possibly more rain chances coming up

between hampden down i-25 southbound some slowdowns there. we're seeing mostly smooth driving conditions, i-25 north and southbound. out to the airport security wait times about minutes at dia. >>> thanks, katie. a new census bureau survey says we're spending too much time on the road. nearly half of the people who work in the denver metro area spend 30 minutes, at least, driving to work. that's longer than the rest of the nation. >> the new survey found 15% of workers in the metro spent 40 to 59 minutes getting to work last year. 8% reported traveling an hour or longer. would have been ahead of us. >> i know. >>> drivers, law enforcement begins its fall dui enforcement program today. >> last year over five weeks they arrested nearly 1500 drivers, that's more than 40 every day. expect to see more officers on the roads through the end of october. >>> the race to be the first ski ressrt in colorado open is on. take a look, lola arapahoe basin are keeping a close eye on snow totals. there was a dusting on both mountains yesterday morning. leftfi

not hb hampden, looks like the cones are a little farther down the road this morning. here we are across the denver metro area, lights malfunctions colfax and clarkson. treat that as a four-way stock. i'm taking you in, civic center park, oh, man, it is going to be a rockin' place, a couple of fantastic headliners for that nfl kickoff concert. expect closures between bannick and 14th. we have the 9/11 remembrance going to be going on this weekend, so these road closures will remain in place for the weekend for ransom is free in a rare case in colorado. the 27-year-old victim is going to be fine. now investigators are looking to figure out the motive and to fine the people behind it. our rick sallinger explains how a fight over horses may have played a crucial part: >>reporter: $200,000 cash was left at this gate, the ransom that had finally obtained the release of the kidnapped victim. and that's where he was found, here on his family's ranch. >> there was past couple years of -- between, i guess one family and another family of their horses. >>reporter: but investigat

bottom corner on the left, there's a slowdown southbound and northbound 25 between arapahoe and hampden due to multiple other crashes there. a lot to go over northbound i-25, but here's the take away. closures are heron and had a cold front come through earlier, and it will fuel thunderstorms much later. after 4:00, we'll begin to get thunderstorms going. not so much a stormy afternoon, but a stormy evening here for the front range and eastern colorado. pockets of heavy rain possible from the denver area to the east. 70s and 80s around here. >>> we're back now. 7:30 on a tuesday morning. it's the 6th day of september, 2016. giving our crowd some well deserved facetime. we'll get out and say hello in a little while. >> has that first day of school good to have you along. the post-labor day push begins and hillary clinton's national lead over donald trump remains steady. according to the nbc news survey monkey weekly election tracking poll out this morning, clinton remains up 48% to 42%. >>> new york beaches closed again today because of hermine. the storm is producing dangerous rip curre

unfortunately, that is n direction of i-25 at hampden. we still have northbound from >>> we do have thunderstorms in the southwestern corner with a lot of lightning in the san juan's this morning. >>> upon the profession your faith and the law of jesus christ i now baptize you in the name of the father, and of the son -- >> >> he said, i did it! >> 6-year-old jordan. he couldn't wait to be baptized pas you see. >> jordan decided to do it. the pastor was taking too long. he decided i'm going to baptize myself. he held his nose and dunked himself in the water. that's the power sign, the victory sign. >> that's adorable. you know what, he accepted his faith knowing that. you see that, right? >>> welcome back to all of zblups zblu. >> i know. >> we were saying how long it's been. we had the convention. you were off two weeks, charlie was off two weeks. >> you guys were off together. >> should we tell them? >> a gentleman never tells. we're all glad to be together. >> those who talk don't do, those who don't, do. >>> and now to the court of pu

we have janice out and hampden, wouldn't that be just great? sitting on that here mike and just enjoying the beautiful sunshine? also the great geauga county the inner joe. pj took this picture from our reach up this afternoon. anything you want to do tomorrow afternoon, go for it. this load up on sunscreen. lots of sunshine things to the high pressure will continue to be in in our region for the next several days. unfortunately, it will be right on the ease because they are and sitting there spinning bringing heavy surf to the east coast communities out towards the jersey shore and long island. as far as our next system, the co going to push into our area on wednesday. in the meantime, enjoy this. we are clear right now, we will be clear tomorrow afternoon. the temperature right now in brunswick. 70 degrees. seventy and barbara,. we will drop down to right around 64 most other outlying areas with cooler spots. we will likely drop down into the mid- 50s. the winds going home at the moment. tomorrow we start up on the waters with wind out of the

we're watching this, southbound and i 25 past hampden out to bellevue, we had the left side of the highway blocked off due to an accident involving several cars. look at the backups this morning. it looks like police working their way out to that seen. they haven't arrived yet but these are backups that we have it i 25 in quincy. denver metro, that is a trouble spot. it looks like we have one on i- 76. it is turning out to be troubled morning. parker road, speeds in the 40s. good speeds on 225 and 70. turn on koa newsradio 50 to get >>> developing this morning, a search for answers after two sisters were found dead in their hotel room while vacationing overseas. the mystery is still unsolved this morning but we know one of the sisters lived in denver. 37-year-old annie korkki traveled with her sister robin to seychelles for a dream vacation. they stayed at a luxurious report off the african coast. they posted photos on facebook two days before. staff members found them dead in their room. >>> was a synchronized skater in denver and her coach said the team will miss her. >> we are a tightkn

it's rough in here on the southbound side of i-25 through yale and at least down to hampden. >>> ten until7:00. a lot of damage to this winery in bailey after a semi went through the building, it happened yesterday. the owners say this is the latest bit of bad luck for the company. >> lost first property due to a barn fire in conifer. had to move. came down here, and now this. >> no on owners lost thousands of dollars worth of wine. we are still waiting from word on investigators why the truck lost control. it's not clear if the damage will be covered by insurance. >>> it's official, for the first time in two decades, a third party presidential candidate will appear on eveey state ballot. libertarian party's gary johnson will be on the election ballot in all 50 states. no third party presidential states since 1996. johnson said in a statement with a majority of americans wanting a choice other than donald trump or hillary clinton, today we know for certain that on election day every voter in america will have that third vvice, that alternative option. >>> donald trump is heading back

a rough ride south of colorado to hampden. >>> this man is going to spend the next 22 years in prison. jonathan cordova was sentenced for his6th dui yesterday afternoon. he hit and killed a woman december. he had been on probation for his fifth dui at the time. >>> gas prices are staying stable. our friends in the southeast are dealing with a shortage. some are being forced to go 20 miles out of their way to find a gas station that still has fuel. the shortage is a result of a pipeline leak in alabama. the leak should be taken carry this week. the cause of the week still under investigation. >>> according to a new lawsuit, thousands of sick people in our state are being saving medication. and it's all because of money. we're going to hear one man's story when we come back. >>> an entire neighborhood forced to evacuate due to this house fire. authorities say it started in the kitchen. coming up, we'll tell you what >>> just about 6:30. we begin with news alert out of boulder. you may notice cloudy water >> city officials say the water is not safe to drink and they're working to fix the

the live pictures coming from copter 4 i-25 and hampden we're seeing quite a few more cars 6:00 hour. so you got to disengage that cruise control. plenty of company on drive. nothing is going to slow you down too bad. here we are in the denver metro area and you can see through the bridges out to the tech center, should be a good drive for you and i want that tick you in -- to take you in because to the east of i-25 at jersey and yale we have that intersection which is blocked off due to the accident involving a motorcycle. if you are about the get in the car turn on the partners -- for the latest traffic and cbs4 weather news. >> i don't usually hit the joel. i'm not ready for it yet on monday. >>> people continue to rally behind the douglas county sheriff's detective shot in the chest more than a week ago. it happened as he checked reports of an armed suicidal man near sierra middle school. detective dan brite is still in critical condition. the town of parker is going to be holding a mobile blood drive to honor him. it will be at the parker police department from 9:00 this morning

here at my mild but will get wetter it we had some rain out in chardon we had some showers up in hampden township painesville again that rain is p coming at us frm the southeast not a whole lot of rain south and west over the last of several hours please the areas of that's all t late last night with temperatures inray the middle ad high 50s rainfall forecast it'll be fairly significant ticket three quarters of an inch of rain gn 60 or 70 percent of northern ohio kind of repeat it can tomorrow0 we can forecast we start to climb back in the upper 70s by next week. >> price per woolly bears and they can't waitbyby got some seniors care for him was royalton this morning we had >> high girls welcome only the past we are following them. >> you're thinking that measures a spin and i were to double major inin chemical in double major. >> minor major in spanish and going into business for.. >> scott sable thisi you this morning. >> at how are youchveo doing pry good were talking about national parks todaydo. >> i knew you were going to say this he went to get outside what is he believes turning

the hampden county district attorney released these stitches of what the killer may have looked like at 5 and 50 years old based upon a dna profile. it does not tell how old the suspect was at the time of the crime, it's also not completely accurate. the testing does predict physical appearance and ancestry from dna found at the crime scene. lisa's mother was asked if this looks famili so, it's characteristics, and it's coloring, and it's going back 24 1/2 years. so, i'm hoping that something is going to pop. >> zeigert was killed 24 years ago. she was 24 at the time. a teacher working her second job when she disappeared. her body was found days later, and there has never been an arrest in the case. the d.a. wouldn't say if this person resembled someone who was a person of interest at any point. unsolved cases and he will join us with a closer look at today's announcement in the news room, vanessa welch fox 25 news. >> it's an overcast and drizzly day all day long, a live look at boston common and the city's sky line you can see the clouds are still sticking around. fox 25 meteorolog

. >> sarah: new details on a 24-year-old murder case in agawam that hampden district attorney's has now released some new information. investigators used d.n.a. evidence to produce an image of the suspected killer. it shows what he would have murder when he was 25 years old. a woman was abducted in 1992. her body was found in a wooded area four days later. >>> the site of where a house of squalor stood is now town property. blackstone took the property in exchange for non-payment of $3,000 in taxes and fees. the remains of three babies were found inside that home in september 2014. >> christa: the election and libertarian candidate gary johnson with another gaffe when it comes to foreign policy. let's go to nancy chen with more on this tough night. nancy? >> nancy: hard to watch. gary johnson drawing a blank. earlier this month johnson did not know what aleppo was, the syrian city. the libertarian candidate had another stumble when asked the name his favorite foreign leader on msnbc's hardball. >> a mexico, asia, name a ford leader you respect? >> i guess i'm having an aleppo moment in

arapahoe, quebec an also at hampden and flourens by the kennedy golf center. you can still see a lot of traffic downtown. denver's tech center busy. a lot of traffic on i-70. >>> live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." >> wendy: it's the "hot topics" show. we won't judge, but we're judging. it's going to be juicy. ? >> now, here's [ applause ] ? >> wendy: yeah. yeah, here we are. welcome to the show. thanks for watching. say hello to my co-hosts, my studio audience. [ applause ] how you doin'? >> how you doin'?

still red getting down to about hampden. but it is improving quickly. the rest of the ride town is nice, c-470 maybe an extra minute around university. i-70 earlier problems cleared and 270 looking better. had traffic going on to 3 boulder, but that's looking a ? ? grocery shoppers of america! take your o organics baby carrots. take your eggs. even your o organics chips. and join the organic movement. organic food is no longer just for the privileged few. now everyone can afford to go organic. o organics, >> announcer: live from new york city, it's the "wendy williams show." >> with all due respect, my girls have always turned out. i give it to you straight. now, here's wendy! >> wendy: ta-da! [ cheers and applause ] >> wendy: thanks for watching.