michelle walters. 34 year-old from nebraska. was hit and killed by a car -flt during the cycling leg of the race. about 25 miles into the course. >> . it's really sad. cyclists road on the shoulder. the driver wasn't speeding or drinking. but haven't said how the crash happened. >> . >> investigate. the racing community is in mourning. >> . to someone who wasn't paying attention. wasn't doing the right thing. and unfortunately that family now lost someone that came out to do something great. >> . event organizers did issue a statement. offering condolences to the watch a couple storms continuing over night. but by six o'clock tomorrow morning. we're done. there will be more storms heading our way. we'll talk about that coming up. >> . still a shower or two. is possible. we'll wrap it up around midnight. walk you through future cast. storms return again tomorrow. what time to expect them. and later in the week. a better chance of rain. >> . a scary moment for a plane full of sky divers. after an engine fire forces them to jump. i

. >> all of our hearts go out to the friends and family of michelle walters. peter broom. >> i didn't realize till just now once it hit me. >> reporter: weren't supposed to feel this reality today. michelle walters was ki when she swerved out of the race lane on highway 36 and was sideswiped. it comes only two months after a drunk driver hit and killed 35-year-old william davis not too far away. the note at walters memorial says it all. >> there's just a feeling of, you know some drivers, but also i think a sense of sadness. >> reporter: the crashes that killed walters and davis happened just outside the city limits, but people who live here are looking towards boulder city government for action. at a july 22nd city council meeting they proposed a towards vision zero plan aimed at eliminating fatal and serious injury crashes. the plan suggests outreach programs and new signage with education to keep bikers safe. >> you can't prevent -- education and awareness. >> reporter: ironman did not return calls about their safety lanes, but their website has a seven-ste

it marks the spot where 34-year-old michelle walters was hit by a car during the race sunday morning. that area had a shoulder blocked off for cyclists. colorado state patrol says-- speed and alcohol are not believed to be factors. walters was from mccook, nebraska. this is the fourth cycling death in boulder county in the last three months. it's the second death in two years during the boulder ironman. under arrest in adams county, after a shooting sunday morning that left 2 others dead. brandon karr and ro-jelio her-edia face charges of brandon karr and ro-jelio her-edia face charges of first degree murder. they were arrested after the shooting just east of arvada.. sunday morning. it happened just after midnight. when deputies arrived .. they found four people shot. two men died .. the two were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. neighbors say the not released the names of the men killed in the shooting. new pictuers overnight .. show a fast-moving wildfire that's been growing quickly in southern california. you can see the intense flames of the "pilot fire" burning in the s

now-- a small memorial pays tribute to her. 34-year-old michelle walters was hit and killed by a driver during her cycling portion of the race. walters was from from mccook, nebraska the accident happened-- at u-s 36 - just north of broadway. that area had a shoulder - blocked off for cyclists. details on the driver have not been released. colorado state patrol says speed and alcohol are not believed to be factors. death in two years-- during the boulder ironman. it's also the fourth cycling death in boulder county in the last three months. a young child is dead after an accident at a water park in kansas city. the 10-year-old boy's name is caleb schwab. he's the son of a kansas state representative. he was on the 'verruckt' - dubbed the world's tallest water slide on sunday. how he died is still in question. the entire water park - will stay closed until further notice a 12 year old child is being treated at a falling 75 feet near colorado springs. the child was hurt near helen hunt falls yesterday and then flown here to denver children's hospital. few other details about the child's i

colorado state patrol says the woman -- 34-year- old michelle walters -- swerved out of the race lane and into traffic along highway 36 north. troopers say she was sideswiped -- and later hit by a truck's back tire. this is the second year in a row someone has died during the boulder water slide in kansas city - died of a neck injury. the child was 10 year old caleb schwab - the son of a kansas state representative. he was riding the world's tallest water slide at the schlitterbahn water park. it could take months to figure out exactly what went wrong. the water park will reopen on wednesday, but the slide will remain closed indefinitely. if you're having issues registering your child for denver public schools -- join the club. the deadline to register is the 15th. but d-p-s officials say their system has been acting up. they say -- if parents haven't used the online system in the past year, their account will be gone, causing delays in this year's registration process. some parents signing up with new accounts are also experiencing delays. denver public schools says they are working

the driver hit michelle walters of nebraska. fellow athletes are gethy and live longer, and that happened. it's just devastating. >> so sad. family members tells us this was walter's first triathlon. she was going to school to be a nurse and leaves behind a young son. troopers say they do not think the driver was drunk, nor speeding. colorado state patrol confirmed to cbs4 news the crash happened within a coned area and right now they're not saying if that driver is >>> kansas remains closed after -- caleb schwab died riding the tallest water slide. it's a 168-foot drive. he's the son of a state lawmaker. hi family members put out a statement saying since the day he was born, he brought abundant joy to >>> new information this morning in the deadly hot air balloon near austin, texas. 16 people died including a mother and daughter from colorado springs. paige and her mother laura lee moved to texas. a person close to the investigation now says the pilot of that hot air balloon didn't see the power lines ahead of him. he was repor

michelle walters. 34 waoerld from nebraska she was about 25 miles into the course. >> . it's really sad. really sad. >> . it broke my heart. >> the road was still open to vehicles. cyclists on the shoulder. police say the driver wubt wasn't speeding or drinking. but haven't said how it happened. >> . he's finishing his 13 iron man in boulder. and his wife says the cycling portion always makes her nervous. >> . >> it's a huge problem in general. in the united states. >> . police continue to investigate. the racing community is in mourning. >> . just someone who wasn't paying attention. wasn't doing the right thing. that came out to do something great. >> . the race went on as skel kwruded mart breaking. >> . a stare moment for a plane full of sky divers. after an engine fire forces them to jump. this afternoon. the officials with out of the blue sky diving possibly a bird caused the engine to catch fire. and fail. the plane was about nine thousand feet below normal dive range. but all 15 pw-r were able to jump and land safely. >> . it's unfortunate. everyone is safe. we'r

michelle walters was sideswiped after serving and then fell after getting hit by the truck's back tire. a memorial has been set up in despite the call for change many in the community say this death has affected them personally. >> i just want to say that on behalf of the entire triathlon community in boulder that our hearts go out to the friends and family of michelle walters. i'm feeling emotional right now. i didn't even know her. so i just hope these things don't happen again in the future. >> at the july 22nd city council meeting the city did it circles around three es, education, engineering and enforcement of all new road patterns. >>> a 14-year-old girl from westminster has been found after disappearing more than 24 hours. alice caver's mom said she dropped alice and her dog off near a dog park at 100th avenue and simms street sunday before 6:30. she never made it home. alice has autism and does not function at a medication. police say alice was found at a hair salon in superior. she's okay. >>> we want to get to a crash that happened at northbound i- 25 and 144th. it looks lik

. >> michelle walters did not have to die. it is unacceptable. >> reporter: they tell me they will not be doing any more triathlons in boulder until changes are made. >>> target is responding to the controversies found in its transgender bathroom policy. this company is spending $20 million to add single stall bathrooms. the policy kicked off a lot of debate this year. it allows people to choose which ever bathroom suits their gender identity. >>> google is bringing something new. it is testing out a new network. the project provides a new way for users to connect wirelessly boulder is one of two dozen cities chosen. >>> macdonalds is launching cyber hiring week so you can apply from anything for the crew to management positions. >>> if you saw military aircraft flying don't worry, it is all part of a drill. hundreds of people were there preparing for a natural disaster. today's incident was a staged earthquake. 150 fake patients were flown in. they were taken by ambulance or military helicopter to a hospiial. >>> k-9 teams fr

and michelle walters was from nebraska. and she was hit at u.s. 36 just h of the car was under the influence. this is the fourth cycling death in boulder county in the last three months. >>> a 12-year-old is being treated at a denver hospital this morning, on sunday, the child fell 75 feet, near helen hunt falls. that is a water fall near colorado springs. the 12-year-old was then flown here to children's hospital colorado. we are working to find out more about how that child is doing today. >>> the denver police department has a new plan to the new policy comes after complaints about a lack of accountability within the department. chief robert white says he wants to keep the public informed and the information is necessary, especially after recent protests over police- involved shootings of black men. >>> slightly warmer to start the week, with very few storms over the area. and then we start cooling off. into the weekend. let's see if that lasts into next week. and it doesn't really. we are going to have another big warmu

. >> she is eye identified as 34- year-old michelle walters of nebraska. tom mustin following the investigation. what have you learned about the accident so far? >>reporter: is michaele walters riding her bike in the intersection she swerved away from the cones into on coming traffic. that split second mistake may have cost her her life. >> it was really disconcerting. >>reporter: ellen heart is still shaken after the tragic death f a fellow athletes during sunday's ironman bowled. >>> we're just hort broken. >>reporter: she's a world class athlete competed more than 100 try at honest. heart was 30 miles into the 112- mile bike portion of the events near highway puff and broadway. she came across a shattered bike of 34 year-old hish el waters. the nebraska woman died after being hit by a truck during the competition. >> there was still debris and rescue vehicle and blood on the highway. >>reporter: investigators say the bike lanes were clearly marked. >> the person just left that lane and jumped into the path of this truck and was hit by the truck or run o

reporter: well, cathy, we know the ironman community is still in shock after learning a 34-year-old michelle walters of nebraska was killed. family members tell me that she had vowed some concern about -- voiced cycling portion of the event just days before the race. other athletes in boulder agree. >> ([ audio difficulties ] >> but when news spread that the 34-year-old were struck and were shocked. officials responded to a bike/car accident. they found her. jamie crawford rode by the accident and calls the aftermath upsetting. >> family members tell us this was walter a's first inside the cones. >> reporter: and we know this, walter was going to come to become a nurse, and leaves behind a young son. alcohol is not being considered a factor in this crash but the cause is still under investigation. no word yet if that driver will face charges >>> changes are coming to a denver police department. this comes after complaints after lack of accountability in the department and a bias against minorities. it's the first time they have tracked information regarding stops in 14 years >>> larimer county will

one woman, michelle walters, died after she was hit and killed by a driver at the event the time. we're hearing from triagent lets about their close calls. >> michelle was not lucky, and i think that's one of the reasons i felt the need to outcry. >> virginia heinz was hurt last year after a vehicle hit her. she said if the lane had been closed the accident wouldn't happen. >> there are stretches of 36 and, i'm not kidding you, you have about 12 inches of space. >> michelle's parents held a 5k memorial run for her over the weekend. they say they're waiting for the accident report to come back before deciding on their next move. >>> a new poll of colorado voters is out this morning. in the race for pressdent, hillary clinton leads with 41%. donald trump is at 33%. gary johnson, the libear average in the national polls. and green party candidate jill stein is at 7%. >>> if you have been registered -- haven't registered to vote, you have time to do it. it's as easy as texting. text the word colorado to 28683. that's actually 2vote. you'll get a link texted back to register on the secr

the state says michelle walters of nebraska went outside the clearly marked safety lean and swerved into the road when she was hit by a truck along >> there was still debris and rescue vehicles. blood on the highway. >> all of us are heartbroken. >> ellen hart competed in more than 100 triathlons and thinks the boulder course was exceptionally safe. the driver of the truck did stop. he was not speeding or drinking. >>> a local woman has started a charity to help families hit by we were invited to be with one of those families at a special moment. lauren dispirito live with the new story. >> reporter: this white ghost bike not only memorializes nancy fitzgerald's husband but also serves as a reminder and inspiration to do good and help other families suffering from tragedy. for general white and her family, the last seven months have been their most difficult. >> this person has three severe brain injuries. the most severe is the loss of oxygen. >> reporter: her five-year-old son was hit by a car while crossing the street. his life will never be the same. >> this changed our lives forever

michelle walters rode outside of the coned areas and collided with a truck during her first competition. her parents say they don't think highway 36 is place for a race. >>> how many times have you pulled away from someone weaving in and out of traffic to find their face in their cell phone? >> this is a video of a driver with her leg up while she's texting. denver7's amanda del castillo joins us with more on the accident waking to happen. >> reporter: you said it best, an accident waiting to happen. distracted driving is something doing. we're at 8th and lincoln this morning. in the last 10 minutes as the lights have turned yellow, i've seen drivers reaching for their phones and texting before coming to a complete stop. in colorado it's illegal to be texting while driving or even inputting any type of data. now, that can result in a class a traffic infraction and fine of $50 and it could cost you more in the case of a serious accident. we'll look into the statistics and hear from next half hour. live in denver, amanda del castillo, denver 7. >>>>a close call for the estes park police c

michelle walters' death was more than a week ago. troopers say she crossed the cones into traffic during a recent event the parents call the course unsafe. they're waiting to get the accident report before they decide their next step. >>> it's 5:40 now. there's word the network equipment company cicso is laying off 14,000 employees. there are at least three locations in metro denver, one downtown, englewood and another in boulder. the company isn't talking about it yet. but a source to the company % says the cuts could be announced in a few weeks. no word in local branches would be affectee. >>> supporters of colorado care will be on the november ballot. that amendment aims to make sure everyone in colorado is covered by universal health insurance. but it will take money out of yourrpaycheck. opponents say the single payer plan woulddlead to higher taxes and also put the quality and accessibility of health care in colorado at risk. >>> after months of controversy over target's new transgender bathroom policy, the company has created

a sign just north of the incident is a tribute to the women killed this morning. 34-year-old michelle walters from mccook, nebraska was hit and killed by a driver during her cycling portion of the race. she was hit at u.s. 36, just north of broadway. that area had a shoulder blocked off for cyclists. details in the driver have not been released. colorado state patrol says speed and alcohol are not believed to be factors. this is the second death in two years during the boulder iron man. also the fourth cycling death three months. >>> a child died after an accident at a waterpark in kansas city. the 12-year-old boy's name is caleb schwab, a son of a kansas state representative. he was on the verruckt, the world's tallest water slide. how he died is in question. the entire park will stay closed until further notice. >>> a 12-year-old child is being treated at a hospital in denver after falling 75 feet near colorado springs this afternoon. the child was hurt near helen hunt falls and flown to denver's children hospital. few other detas child's injuries or what led up to the fall have been releas

. >> she is eye identified as 34- year-old michelle walters of nebraska. tom mustin following the investigation. what have you learned about the accident so far? >>reporter: is michaele walters riding her bike in the intersection she swerved away from the cones into on coming traffic. that split second mistake may have cost her her life. >> it was really disconcerting. >>reporter: ellen heart is still shaken after the tragic death f a fellow athletes during sunday's ironman bowled. >>> we're just hort broken. >>reporter: she's a world class athlete competed more than 100 try at honest.

michelle walters was one of more than a thousand people in the 141-mile triathn. yesterday on highway 36 north of broadway, cars re allowed to drive in the area but there thbicycllane cones markg off the driv oth on the scene investigators there. no word if tre will be chges. >>> now to aurora, a 12-year- olgirl fighting for her life children's spital after falling 75 feet from helen hunt falls. she was hiking with hefamily last check she was in serious ition. >>> enough is enough. a lakewood man says he was attacked more than a week ago while on the 16th street mall ann says the last thingghe remembers is walking through broken jaw and no cell phone or wallet. you may remember this other attack on the mall, showing a guy attacking people with a c pipe. police s crime has gone down from last year, citing fewer arrests. one victim sayit's still not safe. >> people that just want to go for the views and have fun and hang t, because people like that just ruin it. >> we disguised his identity because he says the attackers are stiil out there. police have increased sec

certainly a sad day for for the iron man try athlete community as they learned 34-year-old michelle walters from nebraska was killed along the cycling portion of today's event. manufacture making it to the finish line you see behind me. just before 10:00 this morning they responded to a car vs bike of broadway street. walters of hit on the cycling leg of the race. a 112 mile loop. they said the accident happened within the event's coned course. i spoke to walter's mother a few moments ago. she told me this was her daughters first triathlon. she leaves behind a young son. iron men event organizers offering condolences to her family and friends. alcohol and speed are not believed to be factors in crash. the accident is still under investigation. reporting live, cbs 4 news. >>> colorado weather center, hot and dry, chris but you are looking at storms heading our way? >> reporter: yes, a couple out there on radar right now. in the 80s in the metro area. thomas our weather watcher did a neat before and after. i want to show you the pictures. this was this morning the fog sides of metro denver an

michelle walters rode outside of the cone and collided with a truck there. this was during her first ironman race. her parents told denver 7 offcamera they don't think highway 36 is a good place for a race. race organizers aren't saying if they'll change the course next year. >>> this man is in trouble for hurting his wife. 3 deputies in mesa county say lawrence tifton poured gas on burning his wife's arms and leg. it happened sunday night after the couple had an argument. >>> this woman will spend 10 days behind bars on child abuse charges. police say she left her kids, ages 3 and 5 home in september and a fire broke out. both had to be taken to the hospital. >>> close call for the estes when it crashed. all on board are okay. they were able to get to a boat to get them to the nearest town. >>> a judge says this man, richard darling is unfit to stand trial for murder. authorities believe he shot a homeless man last halloween and cut him up and hit his remains on fire. he'll be in a mental health fali can be reevaluated. >>> it is now 11:33. turning to your

. >> the victim is michelle walters from nebraska. she leaves behind year-old son. >> her parents say the highway is too busy for a bike race and they want someone held accountable. troopers don't expect to cite the driver in this case. >>> delta is canceling about 250 flights today as it tries to get back up to speed after yesterday's major computer outage that canceled a thousand now out at dia only seeing a few cancellations, most of that to atlanta where the problem originated yesterday. passengers are entitled to refunds, and vouchers as well. if you have a flight out on delta today, you're advised to check youu status before you leave the house. >>> thank you. denver city council president returned to the job last night. this is after a battle with cancer. albus brooks represents the 16th street mall as part of his district, and he spoke about the issues facing that area. denver7's jason gruenauer live with what brooks had to say. >> reporter: the council president says he wants to get right back into things, one of the problems

colorado state patrol said that this morning. 34-year-old michelle walters was hit along highway 36 on sunday. she was side-swiped and fell, and then a truck back tire hit that boulder race. >>> a babysitter and two hill girls that she was caring for drowned. this happened in pueblo. police officers and witnesses tried cpr. but they couldn't save them. it happened in a swimming pool at a community home in pueblo. there is never a lifeguard on duty, at that pool. >> we have to be cautious. and are they going to be -- are my kids going to be able to swim in there okay? >> the girls were ages three and five. the babysitter was 17 years old. >> the time now is 6:40. buddy check 9 day. the day we remind you to do a breast self exam and tell a buddy to dot same. we are gearing up for the race for the cure in september. one person who will be there, is denver's first lady and says it is important for everyone to be educated. >> cancer does not discriminate. so it doesn't matter if you are and it doesn't matter if you have a history of it at all. you have to be tested. >> the race for the cure

. > investigators identified the victim as michelle lters from nebraska. walters was hit along u.s.36 near broad way. the driver stayed on scene. >>> two men ha been arrested in connection with a deadly shootingt this mobile home park. people were shot at the berkeley village mobile home park. this >>> and man upset over donnld trump's words toward a muslim veteran's parents issfighting back with generosity. >>> and another violent attack enough. brendalise gonzalez is out near the mall and she spoke to the victim who says he was attacked after a nit with his friends. >> he remember the attack. he just remembers waking up at the hospit. now he has a ok jaw ong other injuries to his ce. he says paramedics told hi they couldn't find his wallet or cell only way he knows he must have -?been robbed. turns out all he d was $20 in he's now stuck with medical bills and weeks of recovery. % this is st one of many attacks. you may remember this video of a man attacking people with a be done. >> there's people who just want to go for the views, have fun and hang out. you can

c-s-p says 34-year- old michelle walterswas sideswiped and fell. then a truck's back tire hit her. walter's was from nebraska this is the second year in a row someone has died during the boulder race. we're getting a look this morning- at the person the f-b-i thinks robbed a bank in thornton last week. the images aren't great- but search teams are hoping someone will recognize this man anyway. surveillance cameras recorded the robbery at the wells fargo on grant street a week ago. the f-b-i says the suspect was not armed. the picture is a little blurry - but if you recognize him and have any information - you can call denver metro crime stoppers. the number is 720- 913-stop. you don't have to give your name, you could public schools might have noticed some problems recently- using the parent portal. that's the online system. parents can use it to register their kids for school. we checked on it for you... ... and d-p-s says they're working on it. any parent with issues can call the parent portal hotline number on your screen. we're told some parents accounts were deleted-- if they haven't u

walters delivers the republican response. she discusses the house republican legislative agenda and the impact on national security. hello,nt obama: everybody. earlier this summer, michelle and my children and i headed west to the national parks. and i have got to say it was a breath of fresh air. we explored hundreds of feet of underground, standing beneath stalactites in new mexico. we hiked up a trail next to a waterfall in california and i even took some pictures of my own, which i thought were pretty good. but the truth is, no camera, especially one with me behind it , can fully capture the beauty of america's national parks. in denali, to seneca falls, are more than 400 parks and other sites capture our history and our sense of wonder. as fdr said, there is nothing so american as our national parks. the fundamental behind -- idea behind the parts is that the country belongs to the people. this month, we are celebrating the 100th anniversary of the national parks service. i want to encourage all of you to find your part, so that you and your family can experience these sacred places as well. if you are a military family, you can get in free through the joining force

michele wright fellow mom and fellow citizen. now. pat randazzo: when i see those false ads attacking kelly on medicare, i wonder... ...do they think that we're stupid? we know kelly. walter kolodziej: kelly has always done the right thing for seniors here in new hampshire - she has an impeccable record. mary griffin: we need to work across the aisle-which she does. mimi kolodziej: she's fighting for seniors and protecting medicare. pat randazzo: kelly knows that we need to work together to really preserve and strengthen medicare. mary griffin: new hampshire seniors trust kelly ayotte >>> on the bz feed tonight, one of the highest-paid authors in the world lives in new england, and we are not talking about >> it's my daughter's favorite, jeff kinney. last year, kinney opened a bookstore in his hometown of plainville. the 10th installment of "the wimpy kid" came out in november and sold 1 million copies in the first week. jk rowling and john grishham and stephen king round out the p >>> homes in wealthier neighborhoods are larger and have bigger lawns, and that's the problem. the lush landscape attracts critters. >> i bet there are no critters on the concrete roof there. >

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