all traffic is being diverted there at quebec. one of the best options really is to use 270 that would take you up over to i-25 back south, or continue farther west. however you want to get around it. now westbound i-70 is closed at quebec and that's the major story now. >>> thanks. eaking news from space right now, roseetta probe crashed into a comity. it was planned. here's european space agency celebrating. they basically said the probe had come to the end of its life span, so they decided to send it into that comet to try to get final, really ultraclose imaggs of the comet. it was able to capture. >>> we've seen these videos of incidents along the 16th street mall. downtown denver partnership has held a forum looking for opportunities facing the 16th street mall. next year's proposed budget would add 16 more officers downtown. >> what i'm excited about, being able to get officers down there full-time and dive into the communit have the responsibility for it. >> police are reevaluating the number of officers staffed there, espe

place for a motorcycle accident just after quebec. westbound side has been cllsed at quebec. they moved the closure point to central park boulevard. you can see the backups on the eastbound side. if you're heading tt the airport or using i-70, at brighton boulevard the camera, heading east past havana, extremely heavy stop and go traffic. it's where daryl orr is now, along the eastbound lanes of i- 70 across from what's the latest? >> reporter: as you can see behind me the traffic is kind of picking up a little bit. but a lot of rubberneckers is slowing down to take a look at the accident. that is the westbound side. we believe this is the vehicle that hit a motorcyclist after he fell off his motorcycle. police are still trying to figure out how that happened. now, that rider has been transported to the hospital. he's listed in critical condition with serious injuries. saying, westbound is shut off at central parkway. and an amazing feat happened out here in the last 20 minutes, they had close to 20 tractor-trailers here at quebec on the westbound side and they were able to b

westbound i-70 is officially closed at quebec. because of a motorcycle accident and the backups are growing rapidly. we are looking at the long line of headlights moving through westbound from the 225 corridor right into stapleton northfield area. the closure involves a motorcycle accident that took place in the 5:00 hour this morning. not only is i-70 busy but areas of northfield as folks exit the highway in search of turn it routes. a lot of the traffic those are folks across northfield drive leading up to quebec. unfortunately that closure starts right at quebec. let's come out to the ground

you can see westbound i-70 shut down at quebec. they have taken the traffic off there near monaco and quebec 0 in the eastbound a lot of curiosity slowing way down as they make their way from the elevated portion of the highway out past i-270. getting word we have an accident on the ramp from i-270 to eastbound i-70 as well so either going westbound or eastbound, you can't escape the accidents. outside of the pocket, take a look across the denver metro area. that's a lot of green. at or limits. . >>> let's look outside from look out mountain where we have more cloud cover to start the day and hopefully it makes for a gorgeous sunrise. it's beautiful out there and even though there's more clouds a nice start to the day. taking a look at satellite and radar, rain in the foothills now starting to ease up on the western slope. as we head into the denver area on the dry side but once you this morning and heading to the other side of the state more towards the west near craig and hayden and glenwood springs we have rain as well. still ge

westbound i-70 is officially closed at quebec. because of a motorcycle accident and the backups are growing rapidly. we are looking at the long line of headlights moving through westbound from the 225 corridor right into stapleton northfield area. the closure involves a motorcycle accident that took place in the 5:00 hour this morning. not only is i-70 busy but areas of northfield as folks exit the highway in search of turn it routes. a lot of the traffic those are folks across northfield drive leading up to quebec. unfortunately that closure starts right at quebec. let's come out to the ground build. flashing lights visible at some points here. and for the alternate route, here's what i would suggest. we are getting very busy north of i-70. use the southbound lanes of havana to link up with the westbound mlk junior boulevard. then mlk to northbound colorado. this will be a huge delay. that. try and avoid that area if you can. >>> right now police are investigating a shooting in lakewood near center avenue and cody street. police

. >>> position of award winners of the future, we'll start in quebec, canada. as you can see, these children -- >> wow. >> yep, yep, as they are climbing up this power line, there is a 12-year-old boy shooting this and you can hear it he's shouting in french. basically saying you're going to get electrocuted, you're going to diement i watched the entire video with my heart in my mouth just waiting for that electrical arc. fortunately in this case it didn't happen. however, when the mother saw happen. the power company actually went immediately to the school and had basically an assembly saying, please, don't do this. they are now looking into inserting barriers to prevent this from happening. basically, it's one of the things, who can get higher, who can do it, and someone's going to die. >> from quebec over to darlington in the uk for more. this guy's like, hey, i saw the hard core videos on the >> oh! >> went right through the roof. in fact, you can hear it. again, just crunch and crack. >> at least he made it. >> right. >> you know he has a point. >> stuck t

. >>> an accident westbound along i-70 at quebec. police asking folks to avoid this area if at watch this for folks causing huge delays out of aurora this morning. >>> at least the weather is nice. cloudy in denver and rain on the west side of town and as you head into the foothills starting to break up as you head to the west. still pumping into the subtropical moisture heading in our direction so the po feshl terrible potential for rain. we co throughout the evening so if you're making plans to be outside know there's a chance of rain out there. just some showers rolling through and an isolated thunderstorms. 53 in craig and meeker and avon and aspen. 60 in denver and 55 in fort collins and for the bus stop, a few more clouds out there and maybe a sprinkle and temperatures are mild. let's check in with britt. >>> good morning, a nice relief to get the rain. the tulsa officer accused of expected to be arraigned today. attorneys say she will plead not to first degree manslaughter after killing ter residence crusher. police video show

quebec shelter at 2080 south quebec. >>> denver broncos are heading to cincinnati. they will take on the bengals as they try to extend their winning streak. von miller the afc defensive player of the week this week. miller said it was an honor but it was another day at work. >>> a lot of questions about the impact of his stint on "dancing with the stars" and how it's affected his play this season. he said definitely positive. >> i've never put six hours into one game every single day, not even football. we practiced for two hours. six hours everyday. it made me consistent. it made me have to come to work sunday which i wasn't good at. when i play football, this is what i do, i'm a professional football player so it is easier to do this and having to struggle with that is having to help me here. >> how do you like that? get set early to see him dancing on the field on sunday, the game against the bengals 11:00 a.m. sunday morning right here on cbs4. >>> the secretary of state's office is now launched an investigation after investigators found dead voters casting ball

it was all happening west of quebec, not far from 136th avenue. andrea flores on-scene. why a scary, those flames were raging! >> reporter: that's right, a lot of people saying those flames got a little too close for comfort. dangerously close to home near 137th and monaco, you can see how close that burn area is to this home. a family in this home started thinking about packing their bags with they saw the fire getting closer to their backdoor. thornton fire tells us the fire extended from 136th to 140th between quebec and monaco, a road in between two housing subdivisions helped crews get a handle on the fast-moving flames. crews from lafayette and rocky mountain worked quickly. contained. there aren't any structures threatened at this time, and they're just waiting for the fire to burn itself out at this point. >> reporter: north metro fire says there was no evacuations, and no structures were threatened. the cause is still under investigation. >>> the legacy high school football team is about to play its big homecoming game less than a week after several in a school

if you're anywhere around quebec in ford month below you're going to be experiencing what we just had in downtown denver. come up we'll take for the fall foliage and whether or not we'll see severe weather this weekend. >> sounds gulf coast thank you stacey. if your going to written a quick are round. stolen checks at local banks. we talked to laurie says baptist letter daughter at a send tell year daycare center. she brog into area are cars and includes and check pick. >> orderly may attention to our surroundings. >>> they got the name felony lane lined and break drive-thrus. he was have photos to try to cap them. hours long sand off until nelson county. a man hitting sounds alki street they auld call 911 in afternoon. the swal team are everyed the >> that man hopped on to a passing truck trying to steal it and then that truck driver just talk took off. >> i allowee in my maier are or saw he was still khreu many that's where he unhoted that man was seriously hurt an he is in custody. >>> we could have traffic issue s in t week. denver 7 has your back. cdot shut dothe ramp from the ra

not quite the gold star of quebec.ng a federal deficit -- much of the dry is that on your economy? >> at this stage, i do not view that as a drag. perhaps one interesting to point out is the canadian federation is unique federation. it is flexibility in the way operates. leewayhas quite a bit of . i, as a finance minister in quebec, and might colleagues in toronto and other providences, have a lot more discretionary power, if you will from my cousins and other countries. we do have sources of revenue that the government can levy taxes. it is a decentralized federation that functions well. it is a monetary union that actually works very well. we have all kinds of transfer payments. it is a rather well functioning desensitized -- decentralized federation. in that context, quebec can prosper. the fact that, as you pointed out, the canadian federal government is in a deficit position, it actually benefits the provinces. i don't think it is the role of provincial governments to provide fiscal stimulus. we are in the busines

they do that famously in our textbooks when general wolf captures quebec, et cetera. but they also do that less famously because the british recognize the achilles heel of the french in north america is also their strength, those indian alliances. and if they can seduce in the 18th century sense of the term indians, win them over to the british side, or at least secure their neutrality, they effectively undermine french power. so the french fortresses in the west that dotted through the west, that sent chills down the spines of british ministers are usually puny little palisades, stockades, with a garrison of a few guys. and their depend for their power and purpose not on french firepower or defenses, but on the indian people who are living around them. with their good will, the french have a presence and a power. without the tolerance and allegiance of indian people, it just evaporates. so an important part of the british victory in the seven years war, particularly in the west, involves diplomatic victory. winning indians over. one way to do that is to cut off the s

it unfolded this evening at the store on i 70 and quebec. both suspects in custody. both police secured the store to check for damage and weapons. one officer injured his knee and ankle. he is expected to be okay. >> . also new tonight. broom field police serpbling for many missing man. 62 year-old michael pierce. last seen at 130u last 10:30 last night. by his wife. there are concerns about his mental and physical health. 5 foot 8. gray hair blue eyes. and carries a cane with a 4 legged base. >> . if you see him. call police. >> . another developing story. denver police say the man behind the wheel in a deadly hit and run this summer. may have fled the country. they're looking for him. they say he killed back in june. but police can't find him. >> he has lived in california and florida. we strongly urge anyone that has information about that. or any other place that he maybe hiding. to let us know. >> police recovered a his vehicle not long after the accident. he was nowhere to be found. crime stoppers offering a reward. >> 71 year-old boulder county woman recoveri

at quebec street. the problem was fixed an hour later. trains got back on schedule. >> . construction project. just along a busy road. crews finished work along mississippi avenue. early. back open now. earlier this week the workers shut down mississippi. just between broad way and santa fe. to make room for suer improvements. they did some utility work. closure was scheduled to stay in place. through next tuesday. >> . new developments in the train crash. tonight there's still a lot of questions. investigators say they are closer to figures out why a commuter train crash spwaod the crews removed the recorder from the trains rear. containing data on speed and braking. investigators are having hard time getting to a second device. because the front car is still buried in the debris. >> . 34 year-old woman was killed by debris. standing on the station platform. a hundred others were injured. >> . presidential election. donald trump makes another visit to colorado. on monday. for not one but two rallies. in pueblo monday afternoon. at 3. rally. bud wiser event center. doors

highway 7 and quebec. say treacherous doesn't even begin to describe it. >> everyone that lives in eagle shadow neighborhood we have no choice but to go across the two intersections. >> a horrific accident on saturday. killed one person. infant to the hospital. >> . i helped get some of the people out. i just moved in. i'm ready to put my house on the market. >> . another fatal accident at highway 7 and holly the state department of transportation responded to their call for a traffic light. months later. it's still 4 way stop. right now we have talked to the developer. and we have been working khrab collaboratively. and we have got elect trick power to the site. obviously you can't opera seulg signal. inform you have power. by the end of october we'll have an operating signal out here. stkphr closer to solving the problem. >> he was hon northeast. and very up front with us. >> . i'm happy to know the problem so*efers are out here raoegt now brighton woman facing a long list of charges. after police say sh

they're concerned about the intersection of highway 7 and quebec. in thornton. drivers say they fear for they've their lives. as taeu drive across the highway. where drivers go 60 miles per hour. >> >> fast moving traffic. coming over a hill. >> i feel like which one of my neighbors is going to be next. >> a 4 way stop. and what some call confusing left turn lanes. >> we watch somebody run the stop sign. and pickup truck nearly hit him. >> frightened and angry neighbors. say treacherous doesn't even begin to describe it. saturday killed one person. and sent 4 people including an infant. to the hospital. >> . i just move -td here and i'm ready to put my house on the market. >> . it's scary. long. >> if you have a chance to talk to c-dot. that's going to be a good thing. >> yeah. i would like to ask what's taking so long. >> to get the answers. the problem solvers brought both parties together. not at the table. but at the dangerous intersection. the center of it all. >> spokesperson arrives. the meeting gets heated. any time a community rallies. to tray try and g

the good news is all lanes are open the the westbound side and quebec after the motorcycle wreck. it's starting to look beeter, just will take time. lot of traffic on 225 and 25 and an accident on cherry creek south not too far from monaco. traffic at c-470. but the big story now is northbound i-25 here in monument hill, take a look at the camera that way. traffic is trickling by. a few cars at a time. at one point someone was highway. southbound side slight delays, but the northbound side out of the springs trying >>> welcome back to "gma," live from times square. >>> wow. whoo! happy friday, everybody. happy friday to you at home. we're having a lot of fun this friday. great to have sara here with us. >> thank you. >> and it's about to get even better. i know that's hard to improve on you, sara. >> not that hard. >> come on out, alfonso! >> mwah. how are you? hey, buddy. how you been? good, good. hello, darling. mwah. big man. >> brother. brother, brother, man. >> how you doing, man? >> i get the center seat. look at this. you know, my first time here >> i love it. great energy.

yale is closed from quebec to syracuse. so be aware in that area there firefighters try to tamp this thing down. >> yeah. we can just hope that they have the right alarms in place. >> let's hope. no injuries as of yet. let's cross our fingers and hope it stays that way. >>> we are starting this week off hot, in the 80s. we're in the 90s somewhere. it's really hot in greeley. >> stepped outside in the middle of games yesterday and went whoever, it is warm out -- whoa, it is warm out ditchfield in the backyard. >> get out of the sun, get in a little shade. >> you guys know steve spangler is out here. you can't see him. he just launched something into the air like that far from my head. >> we thought you were blocking yourself from the sun, but it's steve, of course. >> no. it's really just to make sure nothing random falls on my head while i'm out here. if you see me dart off camera -- >> we know he's warming up. >> i call it misbehaving. >> it is nice out here, though, right? temperatures got up to the low 90s today, mostly

the next meeting of the economic club will be a breakfast on onday where we will be hosting quebec premier and the president of the environmental defense fund. that same day, monday, september 19, we are hosting a luncheon featuring paul ryan, speaker of the house, where he will share his economic and tax reform plans. on tuesday, the 20th, we're hosting premier lee of china. and there are still a few seats remaining for both of those vents. and we hope you might be able to join us. thank you for joining us today, ladies and gentlemen. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] it would cost less than $10 trial i don't know.

. >> the fire was raging for a time west of quebec near 136th. the flames getting up to abd ground for us tonight in thornton. >> take a look. we're in our backyard right now. they were preparing to pack up their stuff and leave their home because the fire got so close. we're on their back deck, and you can see behind me, the fire rhine is about 100 yards from their backdoor. can you imagine why they were prepared to avocado. things are of course contained now. take a look at this incredible video from copter 4, according to thornton fire officials. it was moving flames in all directions. the family we spoke with says the smoke was so thick, their response was to pack up their belongings and prepare to leave. crews were able to stop the flames before any evacuations had to be issued. crews are mopping up holl spots. -- hotspots. we'll let you know if we get any updates from thornton fire. >>> more breaking news on this friday. the search underway for a driver who hit a cyclist then left the scene. it happened on 94 centennial. >>> a grandmother t

that is at 2087 south quebec. >>> labor day means the end of the summer, but grilling season lasts almost year-round here. grilling exposes us to chemicals linked to cancer. don champion explains. >> reporter: it is something about that grill that makes it nice. >> mark wilson is celebrating barbecue. >> grilling is the perfect way to prepare meat. >> reporter: it may be tasty but grilling too much can be bad for your health. oncologists says chemicals that form when meat, poultry and fish are cooked at high temperatures and smoke from fat that drips and burns on the grill have both been linked to colon, and breast cancer. >> some studies have shown those who consume meats grilled on a high basis may be at increased risk for cancer. >> reporter: you can start with a clean grill and cook foods at lore e temperatures for a longer time. >> we recommend marinading meats because it in creases the moisture. >> reporter: mark wilson and his wife try to keep that advice in mind whenever they grill. >> everyday there is something new, a new risk to look out for so you try to do the best you safer

are red light cameras at four different intersections in denver, including 8th and spear. 36th and quebec. those are not the intersections with the most crashes. so denver police say they kind of like the idea of expanding the program to help exchange behaviors and reduce crashes. >> on the back side of the storm clouds, we have phenomenal color. kevin henderson with that shot for us. high humidity levels for extremely dry conditions during the afternoon today. that combined with some gusty winds, especially in northern and central colorado resulting in high fire danger conditions for parts of grand county and jackson county through the afternoon today. from noon to 7:00, red flag warnings are out. we also have flash flood watches to the south. arizona and new mexico will be swamped by tropical storm newton while high fire danger colorado through much of southern and eastern wyoming. it's going to be a wild day. >> it what an effect on wyoming and colorado. >> yes. >>> it was nice to watch the olympics, but even more impressive, the special olympics. >>> that trust has >>> bill cosby's tr

the highway shut down completely westbound from quebec to monaco. it was caused by a serious injury accident. a motorcyclist was hit by a car. we're still waiting to hear on that motorcyclist condition all we know is there were serious injuries. right now transit service is suspended indefinitely in new jersey, following yesterday's deadly train crash. the national transportation safety board will spend the next 7 to 10 days in hoboken, looking into the incident. investigators know the train didn't slow down before hitting the station, but they have no idea why. one woman on the platform was killed, and dozens of others injured. the ntsb is hoping two event records on board the train will give them some clue about what happened. the train engineer has been gallagher an employee of the transit system for 29 years. there were a total of 3 crew members on board, all will be questioned. a teenager is expected in court today accused of opening fire at a south carolina elementary school. the 14 year old is accused of shooting two students and a teacher in

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from quebec, pulling it down, temps in the 70's, humidity dropping through the day. high really gain as foot hold here by sunday. that's when the high will be around 70 with a very cool start to the morning. monday looks like a nice day. this front will be approaching. i think that front will come through tuesday bringing showers and storms but crowds may increase as early as monday. today, due points were kind of in the steamy to not bad range. due points in the 60's where they are now, we await the cold front passage. we cut that down tomorrow, due points dropping into the 40's. due point sunday will be in the 30's and monday feeling awesome as well way very low humidity. fast forwarding to sunday. this is going to feel chilly. when you wake up sunday if you have anyplace to be early, you'll need a jacket. 46 in allentown, 51 in philadelphia. 52 in millville. cool 44 in reading. eagles forecast for sunday, big game and great football weather. if you're tail gaiting around noon, 65 degrees with sunshine kickoff temperature a beautiful sunny 70 degrees. at the end of

from quebec, pulling it down, temps in the 70's, humidity dropping through the day.t cool high really gain as foot hold here by sunday. that's when the high will be around 70 with a very cool start to the morning. monday looks like a nice day. this front will be approaching. i think that front will come through tuesday bringing showers and storms but crowds may increase as early as monday. today, due points were kind of in the steamy to not bad range. due points in the 60's where they are now, we await the cold front passage. we cut that down tomorrow, due points dropping into the 40's. due point sunday will be in the 30's and monday feeling awesome as well way very low humidity. fast forwarding to sunday. this is going to feel chilly. when you wake up sunday if you have anyplace to be early, you'll need a jacket. 46 in allentown, 51 in philadelphia. 52 in millville. cool 44 in reading. eagles forecast for sunday, big game and great football weather. if you're tail gaiting around noon, 65 degrees with sunshine kickoff temperature a beautiful sunny 70 degrees. at the

so it will involve new found land and quebec and nova scotia and this win diz. there are 27 british colonies in the 1776. i think that's the number i got from your become. so, only have of them will reject the british empire but they are the half with most of the people of british descent and british cull sure. it's the settler colonies overwhelmingly that will revolt, whereas the colonies of smaller populations, more tee pen dent upon maritime trade, and on maritime protection, will tend to stay loyal to british empire. now since the american revolutions, talking about the coming of the haitian revolution and i'm ending in 1804 which is when haiti declares its independence. that's the second run. so if the united states sets the precedent for a revolution of colonial liberation, the second shoe to drop is the french colony which will become hate any 1804, and because this is being done by form i he enslaved people of african disdescent and a fire number of white poem are kill this is disturbing to the people who have come to beed the leaders of the yacht who ap

quebec in the 40's overnight tonight at my philadelphia 76.ams port 61, humidity very low in the 40's from philadelphia to the north and west. and that means the air is bone dry. northerly winds keeping the air dry. that means the atmosphere will allow to cool even further overnight. fair weather high pressure builds in a sprawling high pressure system. days that will be sunny will wait for this cold front, a little bit later on in the week and behind it a refreshing fall-like change with highs only in the 70's later this week. in the city overnight, 63 in the suburbs, 56. mainly clear and very comfortable. tomorrow the high 82 degrees. sunny and pleasant. seasonally warm. the winds out of the northeast. another cool wind for us. on your extended forecast from your weather authority tuesday, 85. wednesday we peaked ahead of the front and about 92, another day in the 90's. much cooler behind that front. 78 thursday, friday, 80, saturday, 85. and by sunday, a chance of a few showers, 85. look at these shore temperatures, if you hold -- if you he

a woman was with her children at second and quebec when a man jumped into her car, tried to take her purse. she describes him as in his 30s but this might really help identify him. she says he has 999 tattooed on his neck. >>> your help is needed to help find this man. involved in a ransom plot. a victim was kidnapped and the kidnappers demanded half a million dollars. $200,000 was dropped off and the victim was released. three men wererested when police used phone tracking and aerial surveillance to find them. investigatoos are still looking for what led up to all of this, but we do know one of the suspects may have worked for >>> new tonight, what a difference just a couple of weeks makes. a bustling marijuana growwnow sits empty. starbuds smallest grow location off brighton boulevard was the first in the city to lose its license. jennifer kovaleski is there tonight. they can't grow pot, but they are still selling it? >> reporter: the city ordered them to shut down their grow operations but starbuds is still allowed to sell weed inside this downstairs store. have been destroyed, th

lila algood and morrison lampley are accused in the shooting death of audrey kerry in quebec in golden gate park and shooting 67-year-old carter near the marin county town of fairfax. a third defendant pled guilty and has agreed to testify against his former companions. >> e-mailed the victim was shot and had blood all over him. >> a sheriffs detective described how they were both shot on a hike. but our camera was only allowed in for the first 15 minutes of this preliminary hearing and it was what the detective described later that was the most chilling. he said that algood confessed to her cell mate that morrison lampley had shot carter in order to rob him of his wallet and his silver jetta. the old man needed to die, is the phrase algood reportedly used. and in the killing of 23-year-old audrey kerry, the cell mate says algood confessed she had already taken the young girl's wallet without her knowing and the tourist was actually thanking them for being her first friends in california when lampley jumped up and shot her in the head. algood told detectives it was 24-year-old sean ang

firefighter and 2 others went to the hospital with smoke inhalation in a apartment complex at yale and quebec, reserve hunter's run, smoke and fire coming out of all 3 stories when firefighters got there this afternoon. yale was close to allow updates and coverage is on wb, our app, and smooegs. >>> when did we decide that it is settled fact that tourshs are just pouring into colorado for legal marijuana? where is the evidence? somewhat anecdotes, don't tell me about your buddy who came to get baked. lets talk evidence. like what our steve staeger found. >> reporter: if you have lived here more than maunth, you have heard-- month you have heard it from friends from out of town, the perception w cheech and chaung movie, annoying, you hear it from tourists too. >> before i arrived i assumed a wood stock festival. >> reporter: this guy, he had a swear word on his shirt and i didn't notice it. >> a lot of hippies, pot-oriented themed restaurants or places, dispensaries, coffee shops. >> reporter: what did eric find? >> the complete opposite. >> at the beginning there was so

we still have a pretty strong high pressure off of quebec. a moisture fetch will produce the rain. how much rain depends on where you are. northeast of philadelphia, probably about a half inch but then more rain as you get progressively to the south and west. areas around lancaster could get more than three inches of rain and also with that wind tunnel effect, we're looking at wind gusts 35 miles per hour inland and down the shore up to about 45 miles per hour especially on thursday and friday. in the meantime, tropical satellite showing this area of disturbed weather about 250 miles east of barbados, this likely will become tropical storm michael. this is something we have to watch. spaghetti plot showing it heading into the caribbean through the weekend, warm waters and a lot of them showing it making a sharp right hand turn up towards the east coast of the u.s. by next week. that's something we'll definitely be tracking for you. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, closer range tomorrow, it clouds up during the day. rain arriving tomorrow night. 75 degrees the high. thu

temperatures quebec and the '90s small for inland locations all the details coming up with a seven day forecast after the break. coming up -- new at ten. feet away. surfaced at a bay area beach. then. a disturbing case of animal cruelty. a dog shot in the east bay and left for dead. >> reporter: who was out and saw a shark tells us he was trying to run a few waves before it is belived to be an eight- surf crowd on wednesday. look when it appears. the shark. jumps straight up and then dives back under. you can see white belly. a guy who saw the shark tells us. the shark could have been looking for food. or communicating with other sharks in the water. sharks in the ocean. ok that we can understand. remember this video.of a shark going for it in the san francisco bay before.?? this was last year. when a great white shark devoured a sea lion off the coast of alcatraz. this is the surveillance video from a docked ferry boat. people came running after hearing the thrashing. and seeing the blood in the water. the 10-foot-long shark comes completely out of the water. experts say this is the f

the world-famous quebec taped to the diamond for the first time, she has worked out and find out why he won't be there north carolina may be getting ready to repeal a law update fo those who bought the samsung galaxy note 7. >> natalie herbick joins us wit those and more stories and the update . beginning, two men on trial blood revenge, 2132 allies of new jersey governor chris christie close traffic near the george washington bridge five days they say it was to get bac at the mayor of fort lee new jerseyth refused to endorse the reelection campaign, the former aides face conspiracy and civil rights charges, chris christie has denied knowledge of it in his not been charged,i and north carolina they will be workng a deal to repeal the bathroom eaw, the republican leaders and state governor said they will consider rescinding the lawaw o if city leaders in charlotte repeal the ordinance that led t the law, is widely considered discriminatory to the lgbtq kin dean has cost the state million of dollars. >> replacement of the samsung galaxy note 7 will be available wednesday, it was recall

they say that the woman targeted the first bank at 29th quebec. she escaped in a red malibu driven by a white man. >>> part of arapahoe road is closed it's happening where it runs under i-25 and greenwood village. joel hillan tells us how to get around the mess. >> arapahoe road closed until bridge demolition continues. eastbound alameda closed eastbound of santa fe. the closure in place until monday morning. we have the closures of federal. the rtd b line until monday. >>> thank you. new this morning, uber rolled out a new security feature requiring drivers to confirm their identities with a selfie before each shift. uber officials want to help build more confidence in passengers and prevent fraud on a driver's account. >>> another change to a driver's menu. the fast food giant is testing kid's happy meals for breakfast. it will be the first new entree in more than 30 years >>> one organization made it its mission to help you cope. >>> chris has your forecast on >>> heading back to school can be stressful for anyone. there are options to cope wit

the highway remains closed westbound at quebec and the actual crash is at quebec. the closures has been extended to central park. havana and colfax and mlk -- 225 and e-470 might be better options. you can see the flashing lights where the crash took place. becky, 1 person has been taken to the hospital with serious injuries and another factor i want to key you into, the plain -- the a-line is experiencing 10 to 15-minute delays because of a crossing arm issues so those using it to get to the airport are dealing with extra time. it's better than backups. >> right. >> thanks for that amelia. that's a lot to keep track of. at least the weather isn't too terrible. cloudy skies and temperatures in the 50s and 60s. we've seen a couple of sprinkles around the denver-metro area and we're going to see -- 75 around greeley. 76 under fort collins. southeast colorado will hit thel being said, 5:00, 6:00 this evening, we have a chance of rain in time for the rockies game. it will linger -- ? >>> it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, search for clues. >> the train felt like it never

morrison lamply in the murders of 67-year-old steve carter of fairfax and 23-year-old audrey carry of quebec. attorneys for morris and lamply argued that those statements may be inadmissible at trial and so the attorney wants the public and news reporters barred for fear that reporting on the statements may prejudice potential jurors. an attorney for the san francisco chronicle said hearing which evidence will or will not be heard during trial and part of the public's right to know. >> it can be key to the development of the case and the public has the right to hear that process at part of the preliminary hearing. >> reporter: the preliminary hearing will not be closed. >> we will accept the judge's ruling and prepare in accordance with that ruling. >> reporter: and it will be over shadowed by the incriminating statements of the third defendant in this case, sean angled of san francisco has pled guilty to one count of second degree in exchange for a 15-to-year life sentence in exchange for testifying. if lamply and aligood, they face life without the possibility of parole. at the murin civic

lila and her boyfriend, morrison lamply are accused of killing him and before audrey carery of queb quebec. she said hit was sean angle who pulled the trigger. but her cell mate said alleygood confessed to her it was morrison who did the killing and said "the old man needed to die." so they could get hiss wallet ad silver 3 w jettau. and said foolishly thanking her for being her first friend in california before she shot the her in the head. she wanted her to find a quote bum who would finger angle for the murder. >> she stated she was protecting lamply and she loved him and that was her only family she had left and she'd do anything for him . sflr . >> reporter: the preliminary hearing is expected to take place next week. and the accomplice is due to be on the stand. >> thank you, mark. >>> one step closer. the government released new federal guidelines for driverless cars today. and scott, a lot of people want to know what these rules are to make sure they're actually safe. >> reporter: because a lot of people want to see less traffic on their commute home. the government out with guidel

hurting at least 10 people in quebec. two people fell into the water... and had to be ?rescued.? passengers on the boat ?suffered injuries? to their legs, arms and head.four people are reported to be in "serious condition."the boat called in the coast guard to help take the injured to area hospitals. canada's transportation investigating the ?cause? of the ramp failure. a scary sight in northern arizo. arizona.take a look at this funnel cloud.it appeared over the town of williams yesterday afternoon.this-- as thunderstorms rolled through the area.however.. the funnel cloud never touched down. hurricane newton is being blamed for a string of storms across arizona. 3 a water main break had water ?shooting into the air? in los angeles. the street quickly turned into swallowed up the ground.crews closed the road.. and found water gushing from a 12-inch main line that burst. the break happened as the state is experiencing ?historic drought.? 3 florida police captured an 11- foot... 450 pound alligator wandering close to a middle school in florida yesterday morning.officials were able

this happened on westbound i-70 near quebec. the freeway was shut down for three hours. the driver stayed on scene. >>> another person in the hospital after a bad rollover crash, this happened around 2:00 this morning at 39th and fox in denver. police are still trying to figure out what caused this. >>> some breaking news now out of south carolina. the 14-year-old gunman in the elementary school shooting has count of murder and three counts of attempted murder. police are still trying to figure out why jacob hall went on a shooting rampage. bullying is a possibility. police believe he shot and killed his father before opening fire on a play ground. a teacher and little boy were shot. that 6-year-old boy who was shot is still on life support. >>> overnight protests of a deadly police shooting in el cajon turned violent. three people were arrested. you can see the police in riot gear. they had to use tear gas on people. about 75 people took to the streets. this marks the third consecutive night of protests in that city. >>> the tulsa police officer involved in that deadly