we have snow down in the san juans. it's 64 in denver and 68 in boulder and 65 in burlington. 69 in grand junction. chance for showers. temperatures will be around the upper 50s and lower 60s. >>> i want to take you to this area where jamie is at this morning. you can see the purple along. students have returned to campus there so this is going to become an active scene in a bit of people getting around now. if you need to get around that, take u.s. 36 up to highway 7 and trying to get to the east, looks like their pushing traffic into the westbound direction so i would avoid that instead of accessing baseline off of u.s. 36 this morning. let me take you across the denver metro area. restrictions in place at arapahoe and i-25. otherwise a good drive around into the high country. we saw that rain and c-dot camera there. we have lane restrictions in place so they continue to do showing conditions are tougher from 285 down to fair play. >>> today a ceremony in clark county to honor a deputy killed while serving an eviction

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jessica: buscan localizar a las mujeres que habrÍan viajado a un vuelo privado a san juan y san luiscena de s de mile personas evacuadas, juan carlos gonzÁlez nos trae lo mas reciente del desolador panorama que dejan las llamas. juan carlos: el incendio en san bernardino tomÓ por sorpresa a las autoridades, a ella las llamas le impidieron llegar a su casa. >> todos los hoteles llenos y nos tocÓ aquÍ en la cruz roja, gracias a dios podemos quedarnos aquÍ. juan carlos: las llamas consumieron 30 mil acres de la maleza, tambiÉn destruyÓ un nÚmero no calculado de casas, tambiÉn la rapidez de las llamas que mÁs sorprendiÓ. >> que llegue a 30 mil acres en un dÍa no es comÚn. >> estamos en el quinto aÑo de sequÍa, el terreno seco, hace calor, temperaturas mÁs de cien grados, humedad baja, entonces ha sido un reto y un incendio muy peligroso. juan carlos: este seÑor pasÓ la noche en un albergue, comenta que ha visto unos 6 incendios de maleza, pero este parecÍa como explosiones. aquÍ se propagÓ el incendio, por eso que esta importante arteria estÁ cerrada, incluyendo este restaurant mcdonald,

valorados en mÁs de $40,000. >> no parecen estar de san juan.una de las mujeres con un paquete de papel higiÉnico, mientras hecho de otra forma indiscriminada la mercancÍa. una de las ladro nos ayuda a su compaÑera acomodarse la cartera llena de mercancÍa para no ser vista. por la seguridad del establecimiento. en esta lista no es la primera vez que personas se introduce una nueva separa extraer mercancÍas del mismo. julio: referÉndum de nicolÁs maduro no se llevarÁ a cabo. >> pierden su tiempo, quienes quieren que por vÍa de la presiÓn polÍtica para la voluntad de este poder electoral. reportero: dejÓ entrever que segÚn el reglamento, no es fiable revisar el proceso revocatorio este aÑo. desde hugo chÁvez en planificÓ en tiempo rÉcord. la oposiciÓn no tardó en responder. >> aquÍ va dar referÉndum revocatorio para el 2016. porque es tÉcnicamente posible y porque es polÍticamente pertinente. reportero: reiterar el paÍs se movilizarÁ para exigir la fecha del siguiente paso para el revocatorio. >> toda venezuela se movilizarÁ. para ser respetado es

juan carlos: en san bernardino univisiÓn. los: en el cuartel de la agencia de seguridad nacional o n ca por sus siglas en inglÉs se esconden muchos secretos de estados unidos isupuestamente atacado por hackers internacionales que habrÍan robado los programas mÁs efectivos para espiar archivos informÁticos aquÍ y en cualquier lugar del mundo. >> por cuestiones civiles la agencia de seguridad ha tenido que ceder a una serie de restricciones en cuanto a su propia seguridad cibernÉtica y ha quedado vulnerable a una serie de hackers. juan karcarlos: pusieron en ven los sistemas a travÉs de internet, Él prÓfugo de estados unidos y ex analista dijo que el ataque tendrÍa respaldo de rusia. >> en el caso de rusia estÁ la agencia militar rusa que existÍa cuando el organismo militar tiene ejercito cibernÉtico. juan carlos: el supuesto robo a la divisiÓn de n ca por sus tÉcnicas de ciber espionaje, estarÍan vendiendo esto en un millÓn, una moneda virtual y electrÓnica que equivale a 570 millones de dÓlares, en miami juan carlos, univisiÓn

you can see through a couple of cameras -- one in the san juans -- the storm is still upon us. this is a view in ridgeway where you can see darker clouds looming over the san juan, a sliver of blue sky in the far off distance. i'm liking it. overlooking downtown denver, a little hazy. winds haven't been a problem for us still in the 60s and low 70s. we're at 70 in fort collins, mid-60s necessaries park, idaho springs, 70s in steamboat and warming us up downtown on i-76 and sterling so right now out of the airport, 68, winds out of the southeast, and temperatures are starting to warm up, around 67. this afternoon, low 80s. the name of the game across our region, the eastern plain, in the mountains, and then hot in grand junction, another 90- degree day. you can see across a couple of light showers starting to fire up. those dark clouds we saw towards southwestern colorado but, really, most of the action is in parts of kansas, oklahoma, texas, and new mexico. the center of the storm system positioned in kansas so the counterclockwise flow will in this evening. some storms could b

it is in the san juans where we have a flash flood watch in effect until 10:00 this evening, that rain will continue to fall, heavy at times, that could cause mud and ash flows as well as rock have a couple gusts up to 20 miles an hour. some stronger gusts in northeastern colorado, gusting up to 25 miles an hour, we currently have a front trying to make its way through the front range and through colorado. you know, in the wake of it, it increased northern winds causing dry conditions as well, the reason why there is an elevated fire danger in weld and larimer count aand also-- and also warning lasts until 8:00 this evening. currently temperatures are 70s, we have some 80-degree temperatures at dia, our high today managed mid 80s. fort morgan, 91 degrees, currently foothills in the 60s. we won't get rid of the clouds and chances for rainhi in the cy pretty light, not expecting severe weather. if you see anything, it will be right rain, temperatures in the 70 s and this evening, temperatures drop to around 55 degrees, still kpi forecast. you can expect winds to be gusty at times into th

right before reaching the san juan shore wednesday morning.. the ship makes daily ferry trips between the dominican republican and puerto rico.. the fire- said to have started in the engine room-- a hose carrying fuel burst open.. starting the blaze. here you can see crews battling the fire from boats.. witnesses watching it all happen... mike sokol/witness the smoke has definitely gotten worse. we've see more vessels responding. the ship's captain walking on the pier... questions from reporters... nats grfx keys more than 100 passengers treated for smoke inhalation, dehydration and shock... this woman collapsing and carried onto a stretcher- moments before helping a scared child ashore... grfx keys two dozen others hospitalized... injured during that evacuation. nats but even with the drama- no deaths... nats a passenger telling reporters... thank you god. and there's this image-- a paramedic with a newborn... children holding hands as they get to a safe spot. we'll have the latest on the deadly flooding in lousiana as more evacuations have be

some r i-70 and down in the san juans there's snow. temperatures this morning are mild. 64 in denver. 63 in limon. 70 in boulder. high country 48, 63 in grand junction. showers on and off throughout the morning hours and we have a break this afternoon and we could get more rain coming back late afternoon and evening kly and much cooler. >>> good morning, we have been watching up at the eisenhower and johnson tunnels, wet roads along there. you may need your windshield wipers every once in a while. this is the mousetrap cam not affecting the drive. the one trouble spot this morning is the restrictions we have in place at arapahoe road. >>> let's go to breaking news this morning out of central trying to find survivors after a deadly earthquake. this is some of the or it. this was a 6.2 magnitude earth kwat that hit central italy at about 3:30 in the morn -- -- earthquake. as daylight hits, citizen in the rome search through the rubble. 37 people are reported dead and that number is likely increasing throughout the day. tina krauss report

the moisture is off to our west, mesa county, also down into parks of our san juans. and winds were stronger earlier. a lot of these areas had numbers across the state on them earlier. 25, 35 milesou fairly calm for us now. wins are getting calmer as well. and temperatures are not too bad either. 67 in denver, 72 in boulder. 68 in burlington. and mountains, 59 in aspen, 74 in grand junction. we're starting to mellow out this evening. miles an hour in canyon lands 60 might recalls east of los angeles are making it impossible to make progress against that blue cut wildfire it. burned some 40 square miles, the size of san francisco. it is being fueled by dry vegetation after five years of exposure. firefighters have never seen anything this intense. >> we had to continually retreat against the advancing wall of fire. that was something that i haven't witnessed in >> reporter: more than 80,000 people have been evacuated. many families will come home to nothing. >>> the search continues for a man missing for nearly a month. he stepped away from a party, has not been seen s

. >> scattered thunderstorms toward the high country, the northwest, the san juans as well. the high elevations in the san juans. here across the front range, denver area, not so much for us. a little more down to the south, bigger thunderstorm right now near la junta. just north of there, a lot of hail in this area. as we head to colorado spring, just to the south of that, bigger thunderstorms have rolled through. they lost their momentum, lost their steam. some lightning out there still, smaller hail, and hvi because of that heavier rainfall, flood concerns are high. there are concerns that we have slow-moving storms that heavy extra heavy rainfall. be cautious. the rest of the night, we could have a few isolated showers in denver, maybe a quick thunderstorm that rolls on through. the clouds outside are ominous, so there could be some storms that produce out of that. there may be still a few showers and rain to our south. overnight tonight skies will clear. a pleasant start to the day, from the western slopes to the eastern plains, and fairly sun nedenver. then the same pa

rain showers heaviest in the san juans and the front range mountains. moving in towards the rockies and a couple of light showers by 9:00 or 10:00 downtown denver and they continue. we may be left with a few spots and foggy skies. we are sitting at 74 in denver and soak it in while you can because we will be watching a bit of a warmup coming this week as well as stormier weather. i will let you know saturday or sunday that will be wetter and summertime. yes, the summertime will be back. >> we figured that. >> thanks, danielle. >> you bet. >> the centennial man accused of killing his as shooting his wife and her friend was saying "crazy stuff" before the rampage. the shooter's wife says she wanted him to get checked out at a hospital but instead he started to shoot. >> reporter: kevin lion's wife wanted him to get help. according to testimony crazy stuff and acting weird days leading up to the shooting. in april he killed his neighbor dr. atkinson that came out of the home to help one of the women that lions shot. he shot his wife and friend. both surviv

around san juan. telluride. lake city. into the durango area. and then furt central mountains. aspen. snow mass. carbon dale through glenwood springs. stronger pockets of thunderstorms are pushing their way. tonight here in town, we are watching for the evening showers, i think everything winds down by about 10:00, 11:00, and partly cloudy skies, overnight, and then look at this, 52, our overnight low. and i will pause the clock around 4:00, 5:00 p.m. and you can see the stronger cells forming in the foothills, and they will move across the i- 25 corridor, prime time, and 5:00, 6:00, and you are just trying to buzz out of work, and you might be caught in some of slows traffic down. by about 10:00, tonight, the showers are along the eastern plains. but still up in the mountains, and we might even see a little dusting of some more snowfall. by tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning, also, an interesting set-up, plenty of clouds to kick off the day and some areas watching for scattered showers and we might see a little drizzle early on in the morning and then by 3:00, 4:00, those show

doppler 9 across the state, we have a cluster of storms that has started to form out toward the san juans, and that's an area that could get some very heavy rain, and currently under a flash flood watch, because of the scattered storms expected in that part of the state, and meanwhile in northern colorado, a red flag warning is in effect until 6:00 p.m. and it is right there, where we are going to open the door, and it is going to be pretty dry as well. the gusts in that area will be up to 25 miles an hour. so high fire danger for our friends in wyoming and also in northern colorado. 84 right now at d.i.a. out here in the backyard, our temperatures are at 83 degrees. and we will check the weather with the rest of the state and join me in the high country, especially out toward the san juans, and 60s and 50s. and 80s down low. and 90s on the eastern plains, and a closer look and you will see that most of the clouds are to the south. and in northern colorado, we have a bit more sunshine. our clouds have already increased and they be thicker as the afternoon rolls on. through late afternoon

por irma diaz reside en san juan hace un tiempo enfermo y afirma que es poco lo que se sabe del zika. que se verÁ concretamente los estragos. es clasificado como una emergencia nacional dato que no ha sorprendido a rivera. tanto asÍ que la oms para declarar la emergencia de salud. a nivel mundial, no solamente en puerto rico, a nivel mundial se considera una emergencia de salud. aunque todos hemos registrado nacimientos debe con microcefalia tampoco se descarta. de la repÚblica dominicana desde la juventud demandaron mas oportunidades. son minimas. >> es amplio pero para nosotros es dificil entrar a una buena agencia... >> una de las situaciones es que en la mayoria de empresas se requiere experiencia laboral. >> no la tiene de ningun lugar. >> realizaron diferentes organizaciones por la fehca >> ademas proponemos crear una ley para proteger a las oportunidades. >> el secretario gra de la onu afirma que se pueden generar nuevos mercados y a suscitar nuevas oportunidades. ♪ ♪ mas adelate ex miss universo puerto rico llega para presentar su linea de trajes de baÑo. encantÓ, gracias jack

afternoon lunch time, scattered skies into our san juans. we have a chance for scattered showers even here in denver through the afternoon and evening. even though that's not showing up in the future cast. if you get a storm, the potential for heavy rainfall is there. be careful with that. and then overnight tonight, thee fog that develops on the eastern plains by tomorrow morning. here in denver, we may get that as well especially near the foothills and we have clear skies off to our west and tomorrow, you got it. we have thunderstorms and rain that are fairly scattered with pockets of heavier rainfall. bus stop should be nice. temperatures in the low 60s, upper 50s and a few clouds, nice morning and a little chill in the air and for your hour-by-hour forecast, temperatures into the 70s by noon and low 80s this afternoon with that chance of afternoon storms. again, watch out for heavier rainfall if you get a storm. low 80s tomorrow. let's check with joel, good morl , good morning. here's copter 4. live pictures of i-25 you can see the volum

you can see the thick black smoke pouring out from the ship as it approached san juan. the passengers jumped down giant slides, and got into boats waiting to take them to shore. 092323 the smoke has definitely gotten worse, we see more vessels responding. two dozen passengers hospitalized...some with broken bones. more than 100 were treated for and shock. crew members say the fire started in the ship's engine room, when a hose carrying fuel burst open...igniting the blaze. update - vo 6 kids are recovering this morning after being shocked while touching the metal railings on a ride in connecticut. the ride is back open this morning. all 6 were treated for minor hospital. investigators found a faulty wire inside a light at nearby ride. it grounded out on the platform...which was connected to the railing of the ride the kids were on. the ride has since been repaired. a disturbing murder in tulsa, oklahoma is making national headlines... a family says after years of harrassment from their neighbor.. he killed one of their loved ones. the thirty one year old man was murdere

black smoke there pouring out from the ship as it approached san juan. passengers overcome. the captain ordering that evacuation. passengers in life vests jumping down slides. more than 100 injuries. and tonight, abc's gio benitez in puerto rico with new report ing now on what might have caused the fire. >> reporter: tonight, new details of the horror at sea. the ferry still smoldering hours after that dangerous fire erupted. more than 500 passengers and crew, wearing life vests, evacuating down those emergency slides into rescue rafts. surrounded by coast guard boats and choppers. a crew member saying the fire started in the ship's engine room, when a hose carrying fuel burst open, igniting the blaze. crews battling from boats dousing the side of the blackened ship. witnesses spotting the emergency unfolding about a mile off the coast of san juan. >> the smoke has definitely gotten worse. we've seen more vessels responding. >> reporter: two dozen passengers hop hospitalized. more than 100 treated for smoke inhalation, dehydration, and, of course, shock. this woman leading a

over the san juans. couple remains showers. fading away quickly. heat was on again. look at these readings. >> 101 pueblo. 102 lamar. you got into the 90s in grand junction. again. we had 70s and 80s through the mountains. denver 95 degrees. 41 time this year. that we posted a 90 plus degree temperature. we're on track for that. >> . 88 where we should be. we'll head to that normal level tomorrow. and the record was five away. at one hundred. >> . future cast. what's left between now and mid midnight. wrapping up. >> . cooler air coming in. will keep us in the 80s. we'll look if temperatures. a chance of showers. at around 3. to maybe six o'clock. here along the front range. a couple more storms from 6 to about eleven on the eastern partly cloudy. 62. taking the chance of rain out of the denver. for the rest of tonight. we're done. partly sunny. a much cooler day tomorrow. a few of the late day storms. that's not the coolest day. 81 to 80. rain chances continuing friday. highest. back down to scattered on saturday. and then staying in the 80s. seasonal temperatures.

>> that's a credit to the coast guard, the crew there in san juan as well as the local officials work together to help get those personnel back safely to hear. jenna: we are happy that was the case and that you all were there to answer the call. commander kelly, great to have you on the program. it's a story will continue to watch as we get more information about what caused the fire. thank you. jon: a seismic shift in donald trump's campaign for the second time in two months. the republican nominee promoting advisor kellyanne conway to campaign manager and hiring breitbart news executive chairman stephen bannon to be the campaign chief executive so will these moves be enough to get the campaign back on solid ground. marianne mark is former senior advisor to john kerry and matt flap is chairman of the american conservative union and former white house political director for president george w. bush so matt, let's talk with you, how would you assess the changes in the trump campaign? >> i think they're adding to the team at a critical juncture. usually campaigns start in earnest around

here now, a couple of wannabe showers to the east and it has been extremely active however from the san juans through the elk mountains and the aspen area and now especi colorado river, and back to glenwood canyon, and in northwestern colorado. these are not huge storms. they are not covering gigantic areas but just a tremendous amount of lightning in these storms. and in the last 30 minutes, almost 700 whitening strikes in these storms -- lightning strikes in these storms. and these will begin to die down between now and 9:00 a.m. a quiet morning. mid-60s now. and upper 70s, by 10:00 this morning. and on our way, to highs in the upper 80s. 89. and i think we will hit 90 to 92 and the storm chances are very small today. so do not be counting on any rain later in the day today. and you know, we will see a lot of folks who get shut out in these kind of situations, amelia. >> and rain in the afternoon. >> yes. >>> and sky 9 is up and about. the morning drive. they are looking at 270 and york. and southbound and eastbound, a stall blocking the far right shoulder and the delays go back to i-25. so

the storms from the southwest and we do have a pocket of showers across the san juans and a couple of lightning strikes to the south of georgetown and frisco and fair play and another batch moving to douglas county. the thunderstorms staying to the south of i-70. a couple severe. temperatures 87 in the metro and close to 90s out there in lamar and upper 70s in buena vista and gunnison and 91 at grand junction. in denver for the month of august, four days of above average and three below. the 70s felt any. a nice little cool off but the heat returns. we will say hello to the 90s very shortly once again i will track the isolated storms not only this evenbu the school week too. but if your a fan of the fall- like temperatures christine. i have another round of a few more showers and a good little cool off. >> i took the pup for a run and she wasn't having it. a little different from a days ago. >>> congress should return to washington senator sureman says to take up emergency funding to jeopardized unless lawmakers in the recess early and approve a 1. 9 billion dollar emergency funding b

the ship had just arrived to san juan after a 12 hour trip from the dominican republic. coast guard crews immediately responded. no major injuries were reported but 10 passngers were treated for heat exhastion. now to all the excitement in rio. the u-s seems like it just keeps getting stronger and stronger as the games move on. we begin this morning with redemption on the beach for the women's volleyball team. kerri walsh-jennings and april ross victorious in the bronze medal match--a bitter sweet victory over the top ranked brazilian team. its not the gold the duo aimed for but a win is a win. it's walsh-jennings' fourth medal in four olympic games. now to the track.. and not one, not two, but three medals for the women in the 100 meter hurdles. it's the first time that has ever history,. brianna rollins finished first to earn gold, nia ali right behing taking the silver, and kristi castlin leaned her way intohe bronze. staying on the track now.. in the women's 200 meters, tori bowie raced to her second medal of the games. after a tough start to the race the 25-year-old

a mile off the coast of san juan. >> . new tonight in the presidential election. a new poll on 3 swing states. show clinton is in the lead across the board. in our state. clinton maintains a ten point lead over trump. 49 to 39. largest lead in virginia. where she polled 12 points ahead of trump. >> . in iowa. most polls have shown a major shake up in his chairman of conservative web site. to be his campaign new chief executive. also promoted senior advisor. to campaign manager. >> . ? ? ? award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. . breaking news in larimer county. live over a 40 acre wild fire. voluntary evacuation order right now. >> . welcoming their competition to town today. the 49ers. joint practices with the team ahead of saturday nights seeing somebody else on the practice field. is a refreshing challenge. >> . once again the denver defense dominating. >> . you get comfortable with the players. you're defending ob going against. >> . took their turns carving up the 49ers defense. as their quarter back competition continues. now th

>> reporter: i like the central part of the state, the san juans where it's raining, four corners area, good opportunity for rain there. it will cut up and then along and south of i-70, our best chance and is a low pressure area that is small but organized enough to give us pretty good confidence that we will see some thunderstorms late in the afternoon today. temperature move into the upper for storms. they have to go all the way from the southwest corner of the state through central colorado -- snow level at 13,000 feet. yes. it does snow in the summertime here. this afternoon, up by 70 and 76 and a quarter inch, even a half inch in a few isolated locations, rain through northern san juans and no severe weather anticipated here and will push that midwest. we'll leave the nasty weather to the east. >> that would be nice. >>> it's been fairly calm and nice. you can see some of the downtown ramps running nicely >> a temporary closure and all lanes are open with activity wrapped up. 70 and york, this is the portion of the deck near 70 and the mousetrap and things are doing great. not a l

we areust watching an are of low pressure over san juan the pro of development in the nextwo days have actually dropped to 50%, and the thinks is in a couple of days it will move into a spot that is more ucive to development and we'll see if that plays out. the hurricane hunter planes did s up to 63 miles per hour. what in a salhere for that reason you captain desiatgn this as a tropical depression or a tropical storm. so lot office dry air across the bahamas but in the zone, conditions are certainly more favorable for development. this is -- invest is short to investigation. it's not a dressn. it will move west-northwest, and the models pretty much agree on the issue is goi to be if if a couple of days this storm cranks up before it approaches south florida and i have seen storms go fm minimal tropical storms to cat 1's or cat 2's and that is theertain for southloda d it cld impact us monday into tuesday of next week. we'll talk more about that at another pedestrian w killedr crossing a very busy start of this boulevard. it's the third death in recent years. aaron isive at the scene a

thunder storms over the san juans are quieting down. outside of a few passing clouds, which will fade out by morning. everything is looking good. clearing skies through the rest of the over night period. temperatures down to about 58 degrees. weu by morning. we'll wake up a 7 a.m. to a sunny start. the morning commute is good. make sure you have the sunglasses -fpt tomorrow afternoon sure does look like it will be another toasty one. highs today made it to 90 degrees. 87 the average. >> . feels good in broom field 81. thornton 73. aurora you're matching that. with low mid 70s. on the west side of town. in the foothills backing down to the upper 50s. and low 60s. much of the same across the eastern plains. 60s 70s. 66 limon. colorado springs at 68. get a little chilly in a couple of the spots in the mountains. dillen at 49. aspen 58. 60s 70s across the western slope. >> . all right. jump into future cast. we took you through tomorrow morning. we pick it up 7 a.m. there's the sunshine. down to a very similar fashion as today. afternoon sh

satellite and radar shows moisture coming in across the san juan mountains. that will be a moisture available for thunderstorms this afternoon with a little disturbance moving in across the four corners area under high pressure in place. showers and thunderstorms this afternoon, first in the mountains by noon and they'll later today. high today is 88 degrees with isolated thunderstorms this afternoon. same thing tomorrow. a little cooler on thursday with a better chance of rain. and then a much better chance of rain with scattered storms on friday and saturday and joel, we're looking at 70s by the end of the week >> dave, a traffic alert i want to show you. these pictures from copter 4. this is a terrible accident that is completely blocked off the eastbound direction of i-70. this is as you're getting passed evergreen there and i know you're coming down the those spots and the sunshine glares in your eyes. copter 4 pans out a little bit, you'll see the police have the entire interstate blocked off in the eastbound direction. that is going to be a tough drive

on sunday he went to mercy san juan hospital for a presurgery and that's when he was told by officials that something that they apparently didn't know before. the mac i said, could you please make a special note in my chart that says, i am transgendered because, my pronouns mean a lot to me. i need to go by he, him, and his. >> the hospital called his doctor and said, it would not allow his surgery. mercy san juan says providing stimulation services without a serious medical condition goes against its catholic directives. his surgery has been rescheduled for another hospital it means, further surgeries will also be postponed for several months. >>> 6:09 am is the time, 500 cows disappeared without a trace. coming up, the stolen livestock mystery that has investigators in new zealand scratching their head. >>> and the colin kaepernick controversy has the attention of local law enforcement. >>> good morning, we are looking at a commute where traffic is moving slowly. now, the richmond bridge traffic getting over looks good but if you're driving the other way, coming from marin to the eac

we're looking at the san juans. you can see those dark daunting clouds in the far off distance. these thunderstorms are packed with water. so we've been watching some of them cruise by any where between 2 to potentially an hour in some spots. rock slides, landslides, not out of the question. this flash flood watch will be in police through midnight tonight. we've been watching the potential from the san juans to the central mountains and teller and el paso county. you can see the monsoon wind flow dragging the tropical storm and pushing it throughout parts of the four corners and letting it sit across the state. high pressure, sitting out toward parts of texas, this little further west as the workweek starts. and that actually is going to help us out quite a bit and steer those winds in a different direction. you can see out there in boulder, a little blue skies. nice to see. temperatures in the upper 70s, low 80s this afternoon. a cool pocket, 72 in sterling. 70 degrees in re. 60s in leadville as as telluride. thunderstorms fi telluride, montrose, through gunnison. i just threw

she'll keep them out there across the san juans. severe cell pushing out into kansas. for now, here in denver, what you see is what you get. it's been so quiet all day long. just a couple darker clouds kind of here and there. a few light showers off to the foothills. but otherwise, i think we're good to go. tomorrow should be another warm one with highs in the up 80s. and look at this you guys, a brief little cool off, monday and tuesday, better shot at seeing rain around here, and then what a labor day weekend, am i right? i mean seasonal, sunshine. >> fall has been sneaking in. like it's like hey, hey, i'm right here. >> those cold mornings, right? >> this morning was actually really chilly. >> i put on my sweater yesterday. i've been waiting to wear it. my 10-dollar sweater. it's on facebook. let's talk to some other guys who got some good things to say right now. sam and ron with sports abc. >>> sam, the broncos have named trevor simeon to start against the rams, does this mean to you that the quarterback competition is over? >> pretty much. i mean to , got it. it'

san juan next for heavy rain. a northwesterly track through the bahamas through the weekend an time we get to the next four days, between sunday and monday. look at the euro and american, couldn't be any more different towards the end of the period. so i won't bother showing you either. we'll fine tune conditions when we get more information from the hurricane hunters. for us now looks like a south florida event and we get some rain and wind from it but nothing terrific here. 92 in tampa this afternoon. 88 st. pete. rain chances as i mentioned especially on sunday, keeping 60%, we may have to bump it up if indeed this tropical system develops to our south. let's head to the traffic center and once again check in with janelle. >>> at least the roads are dry for now. that might be a different story later on but dry roads now. the only crash that we are watching closely is the crash in pasco, state road 52 under i- 75. so it's not affecting i-75. that traffic is flowing smoothly. we are seeing a little bit of a slowd

and as we widen out the view, the coverage is much more widespread in the san juan mountains. and i really think that's where most of the precipitation stays for the next 24 hours. the southwestern quadrant of the state. tomorrow as the upper level low starts to move to the east. we'll try and spin moisture back to the fingers crossed we can get that done. but the dry air is going to be a tough battle. we'll see how it all unfolds. 80s and 90s on the eastern plains. cool up high and out west due to the cloud cover and the precipitation. here's the 5-day forecast. we're confident in the cooling trend, absolutely we have a stretch of cool days coming up. not confident in a good against us. the atmosphere changes in realtime. and that's why we'll bring you a forecast tonight at 5:00. >>> keep track of the cooler weather moving in. just search cbs weather. >>> a rhino is gracing the streets of the rhino district. the rhino is painted in the bike line to make it easier to identify. the first ne state to have fun with the bike lane signs. >>> a live look where the dow is at today. >

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the caribbean fantasy caught fire about a mile off san juan yesterday. flames broke out in the ship's engine when a hose carrying fuel burst and caught fire. passengers escaped the ship using slides. school-aged athletes heading to competitions in puerto rico. >>> you can see the burning boat at a marina in this drone footage over new york's long island. firefighters arrived to find several boats on fire. neighbors were warned to keep their windows closed due to the burning of fiberglass. three firefighters were hurt, including one who suffered carbon monoxide poisoning. >>> coming up on the "morning news." adele sends her regrets. the singer posts an emotional an all-american win in the 100-meter hurdles. this is the "cbs morning news." people are both soft and strong... yey! which is why our products are too. angel soft. if your sneezes are a force to be reckoned with... you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec? for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec? is different than claritin?. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it.

nice 50s already showing up in places like gunnison pagosa springs down their gorgeous spot in the san juan mountains so for the rest of tonight storms are pretty much swirling away to mouse and thick cloud cover and eastern plains a lot of cloud cover from the south and west and that will limit temperatures tomorrow into the 60s and lower 70s better chances of rain with a spiraling storm system with being things up over the mountains in late tomorrow at the start of the evening commute, south of denver around 8:00 o'clock will bring a little bit of showers and but just as quickly as they come and they fade away so not a great read chance tomorrow but we will take anything we can get because we are running behind on bring temperatures tomorrow will be cooler statewide we are out of the 90s in the northeast will be in the 80s of the hunter 90s will load to the low 90s the biggest drop-off will be the 60s and 70s even only 50s that until you're right starting to get a the colorado mountains and we've seen here is what will look like over denver tonight we will keep a few clouds around partly

because this is slightly more humid there, we of rain over the eastern plains and over the eastern san juans, and temperatures, 80s and 90s south and west, and 60s and 70s in the mountains. i will go to 90 and average. the brief wind gust, and lightning bolts early, and late afternoon and early evening, and then tomorrow, wednesday, thursday, similar pattern, and then we will cool off ad by the a lot for the end of the week. >> looking pleasant. as we head to 6:00 a.m., maybe your waking up and getting ready to head out to d.i.a. for business travel or enjoying vacation time off. once you get to the airport, the estimated tsa security wait time is 15 to 25 minutes for all lanes no issues from the trains to the planes no major delays headed out to the airport, itself. across the c470 drive, around 25, meadows to castle pines and castle rock, and mid-60s for the most part. northbound along 25 headed into downtown, and also staying between 65 and 70 miles an hour. a quick note, out to the west side, overnight closure at clear creek canyon, due to a serious, fatal accident there. the highway has

that passenger ship is just a mile from the san juan harbor. all passavbeen evacuated but the coast guard is still rescuing 26 crew members. caied out on stretchers being treated for dehydration, high bloode and respiratory problems them all that smoke. erika: thank you for joining us. antoinette: right now, a series is under investigate investigation in waltham. up risk list is in the hospital after being hit by a truck on trapelo road. juli: that crash happened just before 8:40 this morning on trapelo road. we are by police the truck driver was turning left onto pinedale road when he hit that bicyclist. the bicyclist was thrown into the air higher than the street sign witnesses say. upon impact one of his shoes flew off landing on the lawn forever because of this morning. a few minutes of hurrying up. rrified by a bloody crash on bicyclistad. flying several feet into the air. >> td there was blood. you could see that there was a broken leg anyway. shook my world. to be on camera. >> headingtbound, heading up ther l front of us and our truck.