lauren dispirito, what a mess. what happened? >> reporter: it is certainly a see here the most seriously damaged car in this crash. the whole scene spans a couple of blocks. there's debris scattered everywhere. well according to police this started when a driver headed southbound on brighton boulevard. hit one car and then we're told here she, we don't know if it's a man or woman that was behind the wheel but that's -- but that driver stuck -- took two more vehicles, so three total and clipped a bicyclist before o person this vehicle most seriously damaged was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. we know that according to one person here when this happened, the driver spun out, was spinning out in the middle of the road but eventually he or she was detained and taken into custody by police. police say witnesses actually detained that person until officers could arrive here on scene and person behind the wheel who caused all this damage had been drinking and driving. we are live with the latest information in denver, laure

live in denver lauren dispirito cbs4 news. >> defective airbags claim another life. of 50-year-old woman died after a crash in southern california, making her the 11th pick them of to coddle's faulty airbags. they can explode on impact causing a metal canister tool -- to more than 69 million inflators have been recalled in the u.s. in this latest case honda says it may have more than 20 recall notices, but there is no record to indicate the airbags have been replaced. >> voters, you better watch yourself a. posting pictures of your ballot online is actually with ballot in hand but don't you dare show who you voted for. colorado secretary of state wayne williams says it's a misdemeanor that carries up to $1000 fine and up to a year in jail. >> the reason for that is the possibility of selling a vote, or trading that vote for something. >> reporter: the prohibition is not just in colorado but in various states and countries around the world. the denver da sent out this press release reminding voters that posting selfies with filled in ballots is prohibited . the americ

lauren dispirito is live at the crash site and lauren, any word on what led to the crash? >> reporter: it is still under investigation tonight but troopers had said that they do think speed was a factor in the crash. it happened about a mile east of here down the road on county line and we are also told everybody in the car was a investigators said the sedan was traveling at an excessive rate of speed when it went off the county line road striking an embankment before catching fire. five people inside were killed. >> it lost control, flew off the left side of the road and was engulfed in flames. >> colorado state patrol said the crash happened shortly before 6 am. skidmarks on the pavement and bend fenceposts road. county line road was closed as troopers marked evidence and told what was left of the car. >> oh, man, it's devastating. >> reporter: a man who lives near by stopped by and said young drivers often speed through this rural stretch, well above the posted limit. >> you get kids that come home and usually they will be flying down going through at like 100. >> repor

lauren dispirito live in edgewater. police never found a body but are still very confident this is the murder case. >> reporter: they are, jim. that's because when they tried to take the suspect into custody here, this summer, over other charges he ended up in a shootout with them and they later found inside the gp -- the jeep he was driving a journal that they are now referring to as his murder journal. the last time anyone saw 71- year-old john sees a was this june in alamosa. the california man had come to colorado to pan for gold. but shortly after arriving, he a man police say detailed gruesome plans in his journals. i'm having a really hard time hunting anyone to kidnap, kill, carjack, according to entries detailed in court documents. i really want to get us an rv and i'm working hard looking for a great opportunity. the chilling text continues the next day after investigators say little shot and killed seasick and the visitor for his rv after little attended church. maybe i should've stayed at the church for lunc

there was room to bring the bus to a stop prior to that. >> that's our lauren dispirito reporting. witnesses told investigators chopper was driving faster than the ramp's posted speed limit, which is 15, but not to the point where investigators think it was a factor. an autopsy did not show any medical cause for that crash. >>> let's get a look at events. >> jill wagner is live on the floor of the new york stock exchange for us. >> reporter: good morning. crude oil prices have jumped to their highest level in 15 months on word u.s. inventories are down. the dow rose 40 points, the nasdaq was up 2. futures are pointing to a higher open. t-mobile's unlimited data plan not so unlimited. t-mobile has agreed to a $48 million settlement for failing to tell customers it s users. t-mobile says it now puts that information on its web site. >>> fiat is recalling more than 200,000 jeep wranglers. they say a wiring problem in some 2016 and 2017 models could prevent airbags from inflating during a crash. so far no reports of crashes or injuries. >>> if it feels like starbucks has too choices, l

the suspect and the lauren dispirito live outside of a firstbank. lauren, that's where the investigation started. >> reporter: yes. because an employee of firstbank feared that this might be a case of elder abuse. but even now as the man's girlfriend faces felony charges, he made it clear he does not think he's been a victim. inside the jefferson county courthouse, bill maruka of westminster had his arm around the very woman investigators according to police dr. venus moshrefi and maruka met through a dating site. she later admitted to lying to maruka about having cancer. then taking large sums of money from him, money he thought was going to her treatment. despite what investigators believe, maruka's attorney tells cbs4 his client doesn't want anything to do with the prosecution. >> the situation is that mr. maruka has done everything he investigator to leave him alone. >> reporter: investigators say she's been married to another man for 13 years who knew nothing about her being ill. jefferson county district attorney pete weir says he's not robbing

cbs4's lauren dispirito spoke with the victim in an interview bravery for other people. >> reporter: this woman asked we not share her name, she was home with her baby in aurora earlier this month when she says a man forced his way through her front door. demanded cash and raped her at knife point. >> this person threatened my life. threatened the life of my child. >> reporter: despite fearing for her safety that she may not be believed, she spoke up. >> i have to be brave if no one else is going to be. i have to be the person th this has to stop and it can't happen again. >> reporter: police arrested her alleged attacker. 25-year-old ricardo corral vanegas. >> i am elated that they caught him before he could hurt anyone else. >> reporter: corral-venegas came to colorado from mexico where he worked as a cop. newspapers report he was known as the motorcycle rapist. suspected of barging into homes, raping women and then police believe he may have more victims. possibly at the santana ridge apartments. people this woman hopes to reach. >> i'm on your side. you have people in law enforce

lauren dispirito live in boulder tonight. lauren, investigators believe the suspect was part of a radical counterculture group many, many years ago? >> reporter: the group is called stp, and moved here to boulder from new york city in the 1970s. they were known for radical behavior, sometimes violent behavior, and the controversial death of one of their members. in nederland in 1971, 19-year- old guy goffman disappeared. he belonged to a hippie family known as stp. shown here in boulder. went by the name deputy dog and was last seen at the pioneer in. causing a disturbance. and was not seen again. was found dead a couple weeks later. >> reporter: george at says investigators suspected town marshal renner force was to blame but they couldn't prove that until 26 years later. in 1997 when an ailing forbes confessed to the murder. >> my recollection is that he was very ill. he was unable to leave the nursing home. and apparently just wanted to get it off his ches prison time and now one fbi theory is fellow stp member david michae

lauren dispirito live outside of a firstbank. lauren, that's where the investigation started. >> reporter: yes. because an employee of firstbank feared that this might be a case of elder abuse. but even now as the man's girlfriend faces felony charges, he made it clear he does not think he's been a victim. inside the jefferson county courthouse, bill maruka of the very woman investigators say stole $34,000 from him. according to police dr. venus moshrefi and maruka met through a dating site. she later admitted to lying to maruka about having cancer. then taking large sums of money from him, money he thought was going to her treatment. despite what investigators believe, maruka's attorney tells cbs4 his client doesn't want anything to do with the prosecution. >> the situation is that mr. maruka possibly can to try to get the investigator to leave him alone. >> reporter: investigators say she's been married to another man for 13 years who knew nothing about her being ill. jefferson county district attorney pete weir says he's not ro

lauren dispirito live tonight in one of the banks that was hit late last year. lauren? >> reporter: yes. this is one of two banks that police say the suspects hit. selection continues. last fall, police say three men carried out a terrifying crime spree. that included robbing two lakewood banks, jumping counters and threatening employees. they tried to get away, police say the men carried out two carjackings, shot two more people, and punched a woman in the face. the suspect became known as the scream robbers. for the masks they even one landing on the fbi's most wanted list. before being caught. now those suspects will spend -- stand trial. tyrone richardson, miguel sanders, and myloh mason face dozens of charges that include attempted murder, kidnapping and aggravated robbery. the prosecution says dna evidence and witness testimony link the three men to the crimes. the defense will argue there are inconsistencies in those blame. 200 people have been summoned for jury selection. the trial is expected to last six weeks. and opening statements in the case are set to begi

mcallen was in lakewood today and lauren dispirito covered the visit. lauren? >> reporter: if he does win utah, and then neither trump nor clinton secure a majority of the electoral college votes, and it's a slim chance that would happen, but a chance, then the election goes to the house of representatives where some political analysts say he would be elected. despite having virtually shot at winning by popular vote. >> thank you. >> reporter: campaigning for the first time in colorado, independent presidential candidate evan mcmullin started his event sharing his background acknowledging many of the people in his own audience might not know who he is. >> someone had to stand on principle. i didn't know if this would be successful or how it would play in 11 states. but is gaining attention as polls show him tied or leading the race in utah. where conservatives show reluctance to vote for republican candidate donald trump. >> a new conservative movement will stand up for women when they are attacked. >> reporter: policy director for house republicans ex-cia offi

lauren dispirito took a closer look. they can't agree on how to use this new software. >> the aclu is saying don't let history repeat itself. for them, the fact that denver police have this technology and are using it reminds them of a time they found officers to be taking down license plate numbers of people attending a mosque or perhaps a meeting then using that information to build >> reporter: after controversy in the early 2000s, aclu legal director mark silverstein says denver police agreed to stop collecting information on law-abiding citizens expressing their views. now he says the department has the technology to quietly go back on its word. >> we just don't know how the denver police department is using or intends to use this geofedia helps them track social media posts coming from a certain area like a protest. last month an online publication reported denver acquired the tool without making the purchase public. aclu wants to see the terms police search. >> we think somebody might be more hesitant to attend a

he's wanted for several burglaries, and lauren dispirito is live we 7-11 where lauren? >> reporter: before that happened police say the suspect was out here asking customers if they wanted to help him steal cars. then he headed for the door looking for coffee. surveillance video shows a man enter the 7-11 on west alameda avenue earlier this month. it was about 2:00 in the morning and in his hand he's holding a cup. police say is man in the image is 33-year-old kenneth segala, and shortly after walking in he asked the then threw the hot liquid back in his face. >> these kinds of things shouldn't be happening, you know, and this place is a safe place, so we want customers to know the place is safe for you to shop. >> reporter: the store's manager says that's not all. as two men come to the store clerk's aid, surveillance video captures the suspect as he uses mace on one of them. >> they're coming to help us, records indicate segala has been arrested before for theft, and in addition to what happened at 7-11, police say he's also wanted in several southwest denver burglari

in boulder, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. >>> developing now the search for two men who stole a big pile of cash in aurora. it happened outside the keybank on havana near mississippi. late last month, police say the victim withdrew $80,000 from the bank. as he was leaving to thieves knocked him to the ground and took the money. the men were last seen in that white lincoln with no license plates. >>> as the broncos get ready to take on the chargers thursday night football they are fully aware they have not had any trouble beating them. they've dominated san diego along with the rest of the division lately. mark haas is here and the chargers keep finding new ways to lose in the fourth quarter. >> yeah. broncos know they are better than the 1-4 record might indicate the broncos are seeking a record sixth straight afc west title. they have won the previous five things to another pretty impressive record. broncos have won an nfl record the road. think about that. five straight years of going to san diego, oakland, and kansas city and leaving each time with a win. if the broncos can keep that

lauren dispirito live in boulder tonight. lauren, investigators believe the suspect was part of a radical counterculture group many, many years ago? >> reporter: the group is called stp, and moved here to boulder from new york city in the 1970s. behavior, and the controversial death of one of their members. in nederland in 1971, 19-year- old guy goffman disappeared. he belonged to a hippie family known as stp. shown here in boulder. went by the name deputy dog and was last seen at the pioneer in. >> where it was supposedly causing a disturbance. and was not seen again. was found dead a couple weeks later. >> reporter: george at says marshal renner force was to blame but they couldn't prove that until 26 years later. in 1997 when an ailing forbes confessed to the murder. >> my recollection is that he was very ill. he was unable to leave the nursing home. and apparently just wanted to get it off his chest. >> reporter: he never served prison time and now one fbi theory is fellow stp member say he planted the bomb found outside t

. >>> in an interview you will see only on cbs4 lauren dispirito spoke with the victim. she has a very powerful message for other victims. >> reporter: she certainly does. police caught her alleged attacker here at this bar and restaurant after they say tried to force his way into a woman's apartment. he's also accused of sexually assaulting another woman earlier this month. and while it's our policy not to identify victims of sexual assault, this woman told me she wanted to go on camera to show other victims it's okay to come forward. >> i want to be the catalyst of bravery for other people. >> reporter: this woman asked we not share her name. she was home with her baby in through her front door, demanded cash and raped her at knife point. >> this part and threatened my life, the life of my child. >> reporter: despite fearing for her safety that she may not be believed, she spoke up. >> i have to be brave if no one else is going to be. i have to be the person that's going to come forward and say this has to stop and it can't happen again. >> reporter: police arre >> i a

lauren dispirito has the latest on that video released by authorities. >> reporter: the police officer's body camera was rolling september 2nd as he ran towards the sound of gunfire. investigators say the shooter, randy roddick, critically wounded douglas county detective dan brite and was still firing at law enforcement. his wife told 911 dispatchers her husband was drunk and heavily armed. >> where is he at? move, move. >> reporter: the footage shows officer durell take cover as he fires the one fatal shot that stopped roddick. >> i got him. he's down, he's down. >> to have the presence of mind to know people are being shot at and to know this guy is armed to the hilt and to be able to stop yourself, take in that picture, slow your breathing and pull that trigger one time and end this thing. >> reporter: he says not only durell, but all officers who fired in an team to stop roddick were justified, bringing to a close the investigation >> lauren dispirito reporting there. officer durell had just gone through weapons training one month before this shooting. >>> today denver international

lauren dispirito live tonight in one of the banks that was hit late last year. lauren? >> reporter: yes. police say the suspects hit. now the three men are going to face what's expected to be a lengthy trial. tomorrow part two of jury selection continues. last fall, police say three men carried out a terrifying crime spree. that included robbing two lakewood banks, jumping counters and threatening employees. they tried to get away, police carjackings, shot two more people, and punched a woman in the face. the suspect became known as the scream robbers. for the masks they were. even one landing on the fbi's most wanted list. before being caught. now those suspects will spend -- stand trial. tyrone richardson, miguel sanders, and myloh mason face dozens of charges that include attempted murder, kidnapping and aggravated robbery. the prosecution says dna evidence and witness testimony crimes. the defense will argue there are inconsistencies in those accounts. that cast doubt on who's to blame. 200 people have been summoned for jury selection. the trial is expected to last

lauren dispirito live in edgewater. police never found a body but is the murder case. >> reporter: they are, jim. that's because when they tried to take the suspect into custody here, this summer, over other charges he ended up in a shootout with them and they later found inside the gp -- the jeep he was driving a journal that they are now referring to as his murder journal. the last time anyone saw 71- year-old john sees a was this june in alamosa. the california man had come to but shortly after arriving, he ended up in the same place at the same time as 40-year-old david little. a man police say detailed gruesome plans in his journals. i'm having a really hard time hunting anyone to kidnap, kill, carjack, according to entries detailed in court documents. i really want to get us an rv and i'm working hard looking for a great opportunity. next day after investigators say little shot and killed seasick and dumped his body murdering the visitor for his rv after little attended church. maybe i should've stayed at the chur

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our lauren dispirito tells us investigators say they believe suspect david ansberry was part >> reporter: in nederland in 1971, 19-year-old guy goughner disappeared. he belonged to a hippie family known as stp. shown here in boulder. went by the name deputy dawg and was last seen at the pioneer inn. >> where he was supposedly causing a disturbance and was found dead a couple of weeks later. >> reporter: former boulder county sheriff george epp says investigators suspected town marshall renner forbes was to blame. but they until 26 years later. in 1997, when an ailing forbes confessed. >> my recollection was he was very ill, unable to leave the nursing home, and apparently just wanted to get it off his chest. >> reporter: forbes never served prison time, and now one fbi theory is fellow stp member, david ansberry, may have been seeking revenge when they say he planted the bomb police department. investigators identified the 64- year-old by a cell phone that failed to trigger the device. >> lauren dispirito reporting. so far this theory remains unproven. it's not yet clear whether it will

lauren dispirito spoke with investigators today. it looks like the crash may forever be a mystery. >> reporter: that's what they think. they really had hoped to be able to provide some answers especially to the family of the bus driver was killed in this tragedy. even having video that was rolling that showed the crash as it unfolded that these pillars, they said that didn't provide any major clues. an airport camera captured the moment a legacy high school bus carrying football team members home from an out-of-state game struck a concrete pillar at denver international airport. headed for the terminal on the airports fourth level, the footage shows the vehicle leave the road. >> we simply are going to have to -- there is no definitive answers as to why this crash occurred. >> reporter: after weeks of investigating denver police the case ruling findings inconclusive. whether it was clear that september day the bus in good mechanical shape, and he found nothing to suggest this was intentional. bus driver carrie chopper was killed. he

lauren dispirito has been looking in to his past and how police tracked him down. that part of the story took you to that king soopers. >> he was spotted surveillance video, one of two locations where investigators say he bought cell phones used in making the bomb and at 3 feet 6 inches tall, using crutches to get around, they say he was easily recognized in the video. >> reporter: cell phone purchases helped investigators track down the man they say planted a bomb outside the nederland police department. >> he was very quiet. did not ask very many questions about anything that was going on. had a consistent smile on his boulder creek lodge across the street from the shopping center where the device was found. employees who asked we keep their identities hidden say as police evacuated the area, they helped ansberry check out, not knowing he'd turn out to be the suspected bomb maker. >> he was very adamant about one of his bags not being touched and the other one i was allowed to take up to the cab with me. >> reporter: a phone connected to the bomb failed to trigge

lauren dispirito spoke with investigators today. it looks like the crash may forever be a mystery. >> reporter: that's what they think. they really had hoped to be able to provide some answers especially to the family of the bus driver was killed in this tragedy. even having video that was rolling that showed the crash provide any major clues. an airport camera captured the moment a legacy high school bus carrying football team members home from an out-of-state game struck a concrete pillar at denver international airport. headed for the terminal on the airports fourth level, the footage shows the vehicle leave the road. >> we simply are going to have to -- there is no definitive answers as to why this crash occurred. >> reporter: after weeks of investigating denver police the case ruling findings inconclusive. whether it was clear that september day the bus in good mechanical shape, and he found nothing to suggest this was intentional. bus driver carrie chopper was killed. her husband tells us cbs4 he believes his wife died trying

live in evergreen, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. jogger attacked in a popular denver park and now police are asking for your help to catch the bad guy. stan bush live in stapleton tonight. a lot of families that hangout in that park. >> reporter: that's right. this happened right on this system of trails, this is a very popular park in the center of the stapleton neighborhood which is one of denver's safest neighborhoods. another reason why people are so shocked about what happened. denver police released this sketch after an incident 11 days ago where a woman was xu stapleton park. neighbors say they are looking out but admit the image is too basic to pinpoint the suspect in real life. >> it was hard to say that i could say that was one person or not. >> reporter: police are looking for a 6'0" hispanic man. he was wearing turquoise shorts and has brown hair and eyes. and he's athletic. on facebook friends of the victim say she was stopped by she continued on and didn't hear him chase her because she was listening to her music too l

in boulder, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. >>> developing now the search for two men who stole a big pile of cash in aurora. it happened outside the keybank on havana near mississippi. late last month, police say the victim withdrew $80,000 from the bank. as he was leaving to thieves knocked him to the ground and took the money. the men were last seen in that white lincoln with no license plates. >>> as the broncos get ready to take on the chargers in thursday night football they along with the rest of the division lately. mark haas is here and the chargers keep finding new ways to lose in the fourth quarter. >> yeah. broncos know they are better than the 1-4 record might indicate the broncos are seeking a record sixth straight afc west title. they have won the previous five things to another pretty impressive record. broncos have won an nfl record 15 straight division games on the road. think about that. five straight years of going to san diego, oakland, and kansas city and leaving each time with a win. if the broncos can keep that goin them top the 1970s raiders for most afc west title

. >>> in an interview you will see only on cbs4 lauren dispirito spoke with the victim. she has a very powerful message for other victims. >> reporter: she certainly does. police caught her alleged attacker here at this bar and restaurant after they say he tried to force his way into a woman's apartment. he's also accused of sexually assaulting another woman earlier this month. to identify victims of sexual assault, this woman told me she wanted to go on camera to show other victims it's okay to come forward. >> i want to be the catalyst of bravery for other people. >> reporter: this woman asked we not share her name. she was home with her baby in aurora earlier this month when she says a man forced his way through her front door demanded cash and raped her at knife point. >> this part and threatened my life, the life of my child. >> reporter: despite fearing for her safety that she may not be believed, she spoke up. >> i have to be brave if no one else is going to be. i have to be the person that's going to come forward and say this has to stop and it can't happen again

lauren dispirito live at evergreen. they had again. what more are we learning about the allegations? >> reporter: a spokeswoman for the sheriff's office tells us the alleged hazing were bullying happened not once but several times on school property. each time targeting the four students. the evergreen high school football team took the field friday night without two of its players. jefferson county deputies have arrested two male students on suspicion of felony menacing and misdemeanor harassment. for months deputies say the students both sophomores and football players have been bullying four of their peers. when one of the two students allegedly threatened the group with a piece of broken glass. students tell cbs4 teachers and staff go out of their way trying to prevent bullying. >> i think this high school is probably the best one in the state that has lowest bullying. >> it should stop. everyone has been talked to about bullying and not bullying. >> reporter: in addition to the criminal charges and being kicked off the team, the t

live tonight in parker, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. >>> a rash of home break-ins has one woman trying to unite her neighborhood to stop the bad guys. she talked to jeff todd. she's hoping those neighbors do more than keep an eye out for trouble. >> e things like get security cameras or add lights at the very least to deter the criminals. at best to catch them. >> one day we were walking up and down, just talking to everybody that had been hit. >> reporter: her own shed was broken in to. >> if there was anything small enough to take. just stuff they can put in their backpack. >> reporter: when she started realizing how much crime was going on around her, she went to neighbors together. >> we had a home invasion right across the street a couple weeks ago and a couple of days ago we had a home invasion two doors down and the last two weeks we've had nine or 10 houses hit from behind. >> reporter: she lives on a small street only three blocks long. westminster police told us they only have two incidents since the beginning of september for the street. that was news to her when we told her

lauren dispirito has been looking in to his past and how police tracked him down. that part of the story took you to that king soopers. >> he was spotted here on surveillance video, one of two locations where investigators say he bought cell phones used 6 inches tall, using crutches to get around, they say he was easily recognized in the video. >> reporter: cell phone purchases helped investigators track down the man they say planted a bomb outside the nederland police department. >> he was very quiet. did not ask very many questions about anything that was going on. had a consistent smile on his face. >> reporter: david michael ansberry had been staying at the boulder creek lodge across the street from the shopping center where the device was f their identities hidden say as police evacuated the area, they helped ansberry check out, not knowing he'd turn out to be the suspected bomb maker. >> he was very adamant about one of his bags not being touched and the other one i was allowed to take up to the cab with me. >> reporter: a phone connected to the bomb failed t

lauren dispirito, what a mess. what happened? see here the most seriously damaged car in this crash. the whole scene spans a couple of blocks. there's debris scattered everywhere. well according to police this started when a driver headed southbound on brighton boulevard. hit one car and then we're told here she, we don't know if it's a man or woman that was behind the wheel but that's -- but thativ and clipped a bicyclist before continuing on. we're told the person this vehicle most seriously damaged was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. we know that according to one person here when this happened, the driver spun out, was spinning out in the middle of the road but eventually he or she was detained and taken into custody by police. police say witnesses actually detained that person until officers could arrive here on scene and

lauren dispirito tells us what led one of the alleged hazing or bullying victims to come forward. >> the evergreen high school football team took the field players. jefferson county deputies arrested two male students on suspicion of misdemeanor harassment and felony menacing. deputies say for months they've been bullying four piers. monday the situation escalated when one of the two students allegedly threatened the group with a piece of broken glass. students tell cbs 4 teachers and staff go out of their way to try >> i think this has the lowest bullying. >> it should stop. everyone has been talked to about bullying and not bullying. >> that was lauren dispirito reporting. in addition to criminal charges and kicked off the football team the two students have also >> the safe2tell program allows you to report incidents anonymously. >>> a violent robbery at a liquor store in jefferson county. three men and woman stole booze from the store at the woodmore plaza wednesday morning. during the getaway they fired shots at a wit. no one was hit but it happened close close to a day care cen

. >> lauren dispirito reporting. so far that theory is unproven. it is a case we are following. >>> internet connection wikileaks founder assange has been cut off. he is at the ecuadorean embassy in london. he's been taking refuge there four years after a warrant was issued for him for sexual assault in sweden. >>> we have wonderful news to give you about a teenager who donald trump and congressman coffman would punish women. and coffman tried to redefine rape to mean only forcible rape. in coffman's bill, victims who were drugged, even minors, victims of statutory rape, would not be considered rape victims. coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado. >>> this is the news on cbs4. in health you may be brushing your teeth. while there is a new toothpaste that combats plaque and heart attacks and it shows users where plaque is hiding and it also reduces inflammation that can lead to heart attacks and strokes. florida researchers tested people for a protein that signals inflammation and then had them brush with plaque hd here for two months. the

live in denver tonight, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. >>> the denver police department says it needs more money to of pounds of marijuana it now sees as each year. dpd is asking the city for more than $125,000 to pay for two more workers in the property bureau. the department told the denver post instead of finding 15 to 20 plants in somebody's basement, officers are now finding 1000 to 1500 plants in a warehouse. >>> a homicide investigation is underway in denver's capitol hill neighborhood. colfax near pennsylvania. two people were shot. one later died at the hospital. tonight officers are still searching for the gunman. brian maass learned that shooting was just one of many reports of shots fired that kept denver police officers busy last night. >> reporter: police say this started as a disturbance. escalating to shooting. >> investigators are working to piece together the circumstances that led up to it. as well as to try to identify who the suspect is. >> reporter: at the fired all across denver. >> my grandma woke me up. she said she heard gunshots. one in the morning. >> reporter:

our lauren dispirito reports. >> reporter: last fall police say three men carried out a terrifying crime spree that included robbing two lakewood banks, jumping counters and they tried to get away, and they carried out two carjackings, shot two more meme and punched a woman in the face. the suspects became known as the scream robbers, for the masks they wore, even one landing on the fbi's most wanted list before being caught. foul those suspects -- now those suspects will stand trial. they face dozens of charges kidnapping, and aggravated robbery. dna evidence and witness testimony link the three to the crimes. the defense will argue there are inconsistencies in those arguments. 200 people have been summoned for jury selection. the trial is expected to last six weeks. >> opening statements are set to begin on monday. >>> has tesla turned a corner on profil apple's fancy ear buds aren't quite ready for a wider market. >> new ways to earn cash from microsoft. jill wagner is live from the floor of the new york stock exchange for us this morning. hi, jill. >> reporter: good morning, britt an

he's wanted for several burglaries, and lauren dispirito is live we 7-11 where the clerk was burned. lauren? >> reporter: before that happened police say the suspect was out here asking customers if they wanted to help him steal cars. then he headed for the door looking for coffee. surveillance video shows a man enter the 7-11 on west alameda avenue earlier this month. it was about 2:00 in the morning and in his hand he's is 33-year-old kenneth segala, and shortly after walking in he asked the clerk for coffee, and then threw the hot liquid back in his face. >> these kinds of things shouldn't be happening, you know, and this place is a safe place, so we want customers to know the place is safe for you to shop. >> reporter: the store's manager says that's not all. as two men come to the store clerk's aid, surveillance video captures the suspect as he uses mace on one of them. >> they're coming to help us, they know who we are. >> reporter: both the clerk and customer are okay. records indicate segala has been arrested before for theft, and in addition to what happened at 7-11, police s

live tonight in parker, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. >>> a rash of home break-ins has one woman trying to unite her she's hoping those neighbors do more than keep an eye out for trouble. >> she's encouraging them to do things like get security cameras or add lights at the very least to deter the criminals. at best to catch them. >> one day we were walking up and down, just talking to everybody that had been hit. >> reporter: her own shed was broken in to. >> if there was anything small enough to take. just stuff they backpack. >> reporter: when she started realizing how much crime was going on around her, she went to social media to get her neighbors together. >> we had a home invasion right across the street a couple weeks ago and a couple of days ago we had a home invasion two doors down and the last two weeks we've had nine or 10 houses hit from behind. >> reporter: she lives on a small street only three blocks long. westminster police told us they only have two incidents since the street. that was news to her when we told her. >> i know the 10 behind the house break-ins were report

our lauren dispirito tells us the crash could forever be a mystery. captured the moment a legacy high school bus carrying football team members home from an out of state game struck a concrete pillar at denver international airport. headed for the terminal, on the airport's fourth level, the footage shows the vehicle leave the road. >> we simply are going to have to call this one a mystery. there is no de finishtive answers why this crash occurred. >> reporter: after weeks of investigating, the sergeant is findings inconclusive. whether it was clear that september day, the bus in good mechanical shape, and he found nothing to suggest this was intentional. bus driver kari chopper was killed. her husband says he believes his wife died trying to avoid an overhang, realizing it was too low for the bus. sergeant farr said that is hard to conclude. >> i would be skeptical if that were the case. there was room to bring the bus to >> reporter: three coaches and 15 students were injured in the crash. >> witnesses told investigators chopper was driving faster t

lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. >>> developing now, it's a place where plutonium is inhe to add 5 miles of public trails in the area around rocky flats. jeff todd joins us now. a lot of people worry about the federal government opening up a wildlife refuge. >> the hope is that this will connect trail systems in boulder, broomfield, and jefferson counties but the signs say road closed. this one even says closed to all public entry. but the hope is in just 18 said this is government sponsored human experimentation. >> we're really concerned about the amount of plutonium that's in the environment from the former weapons plant. >> reporter: a packed crowd came to hear the plans for opening up the rocky flats wildlife refuge. >> there's a significant amount of money that's been secured for these projects so that includes building a building, building an entrance road, parking lots, trails within the refuge. >> we're not here to debate whether it's going to be open. >> this is not concerned with the amount of plutonium still in the soil. >> we don't know what's underneath the soil that might