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the people of silverton are not moping, they are having a party. super fun days, happening in the area soon. the party will include special beer, brewed the color of last year's spill, taking a jab at the epa, too, plan to serve >>> there is more work to be done near glennwood canyon i- 70 closed to glennwood on 10th and 11th, >>> around here, thunderstorms this afternoon, and this evening, could be locally heavy, keep your eye out for that, i mentioned the heavy storms possible do you remember and next week, we have heat moving back in days, to the 90s, settles back down towards the tail end of next week, the storms, few and far between especially after tuesday. >>> we just had to share this story with you today. america will get the first pizza atm. we will have to flay to cincinnati -- fly to cincinnati to check out out. xavier is partnering with a french company, customers can use a touch screen, press the it out for $10. >> use your imagination. >> have they been read mig diary? >> they will heat it for 10 minutes and give you a cardboard box

. -- daily which -- deluge above silverton. rocks and debris made it a dangerous go. >>> we're keeping an eye on storms across the denver area. it sure seems like this brings they are still getting a lot of rain down there. one went through denver and now it is dying down. are we to the clear? just to the north, another line out of greeley heading right to the metro area. we will keep an eye on it and show you here in the hour by hour forecast. >>> the broncos have named their starting quarterback, who he is and how he got the job coming up in sports. >>> remembering the actor behind some of the most memorable roles in hollywood, gene wilder s >> reporter: steel drum music for a special little boy. i will explain how it helps a very and his family enjoy the time he has left.>>> ,, ? ? ? you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. by university health, named a top hospital by www.cbsdenver.com this is new -- the news developing. he created some of the most memorab

. >>> why do we want to go check out this amazing video of a storm hitting silverton yesterday. silverton extreme posted it and it shows the heavy rains pushing the debris onto the road with rocks hitting cars, water streaming down the sides of the mountain there. let's go now to meteorologist lauren whitney in colorado's weather center. are we expecting any more rain coming our way? >> we have the chance a little bit later on and you can see there's snow on pikes peak right now. we will talk about the forecast coming up in just a moment. ride coming to the 16th street mall. the changes you are about to see. >>> and later what parents need to know about choosing the right backpack to help avoid >>> happening now, rtd is showing off its new buses for the 16th street mall. something the current buses do not have. rtd has ordered 36 of the new red shuttles and they will be charged overnight and then they run all day on the mall. the old buses have more than 200,000 miles on them. many of them have been running for the entire 16 years of the shuttle program. >>> happening today, new

joined new mexico-- pursuing legal action against the epa following last year's toxic spill near silverton. tribal officials say the epa has failed to compensate the navajos for losses. the epa has said it takes responsibility for cleaning up the spill but wouldn't comment on the lawsuit. labor day is almost here!! just a few weekends away. lots of people expected to drive -- and hit the road. or if you are on the road often, listen up -- your mileage could drive, the higher your insurance rate goes. people who drive 15-thousand miles a year had a car insurance rate that was roughly 8 and a half percent higher - than someone who drove five- thousand miles. the increases vary by state. thankfully - colorado did not make the list of the biggest rate washington d-c and alaska. and in north carolina - drivers have some luck -- they are the only state where mileage doesn't affect rates. groupon's food delivery service - "groupon to go" - is expanding.. and it's coming to denver! the company already has food delivery in chicago and a few other places -- but denver will be the first one to have t

his teammate also silverton, earning a simple metal and getting engaged. meter semi final. vicki hamlin tumbling to ground after d'agostino clipped her heels. prepare then hugging before d'agostino is taken in a wheelchair. she still of interest to the final if she's ok to the. teammate shelby houlihan made the cut after placing in her seat. team usa's women's volleyball team defeated japan to advance to the semi finals. heather: coming up at 5:30 boston shooting for the sum thus looking for suspects was shooting. ben: high levels of lead in several boston schools. the plan to keep kids safe. harvey: i'm following to strong storms. one south and west of boston, the other to the west and northwest. these are the towns about to be for all those pokers, prodders, shuckers and sniffers, all stop & shop produce is triple checked. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. everything nature's promise is so wholesome. and it doesn't take the whole paycheck. stop & shop's exclusive nature's promise. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 5:30. har

people in silverton are choosing to make the best of it. the water is okay now. they are hosting super fun days, a play on the super fund clean up that will happen in the area soon. the party will include special beer, brewed in this color, yellow of last year's spill. also taking a jab at epa. a contractor hired caused the spill, this part will environmental pork agency. it's a sandwich. >> or pizza. >> pizza at the touch of your finger tips. a special kind of atm is coming to cincinnati. that will have pizza lovers stomach growling. coming up at 6:56, we will tell >>> with all of the recent domestic violence cases, denver police are holding a meeting to get the word out and offer resources. i'm vida urbonas, that coming up. >>> everyone is watching, he needs to put on the best show possible. we talk to the man behind tonight's olympic ceremony. >> welcome to 9 news, i'm john filling in for gary this morning. >> cool down does continue

lake city, telluride, silverton, you and in some areas, near ledville, 3-7 inch was snow might fall! flood watch continues for southwestern colorado. showers and thunderstorms slow-moving, some not moving at all! a flood watch in one part of the state, and the other part of the state, a red flag warning for high fire danger, for portions of larimer, >>> a warning for parents tonight in jefferson county. a 9-year-old girl says a man touched her shoulder and told her to come with him it. happened monday night on west grand avenue near kipling. the girl ran into her house and told her parents. he is described as white with tan skin, has tattoos on both arms with a red skull on the left >>> deputies say the young man in this video is 18-year-old stanley stead ler of thornton. facing a misdemeanor charge of defacing property. we showed you the video a reporter took of the spray-painted rocks. investigators say he apologized to them and says the other person in the video had nothing to do with the crime. coming up, rick salinger reports on what >>> a deadly crash in loveland, two drivers d

now the town of silverton is they are releasing a dye to make the river a cloudy golden complorp. >>> in the day of yelp and instant feedback, a few denver bars are slapping the bad reviews on a shirt. >> that includes this shoot smipt it reads, good drinks, atrocious music, good tbobd someone help them.. >> i want to go. >> and high dive also created shirt and has sold nearly 500 >>> what a way to embrace it. we have been embracing the cooler air. we've had a bit of sunshine trying to peek through the clouds. up in the higher elevations, we have rain off and on. we've really seen that rain the state, but not a lot for the eastern part over state. we're expecting rain to move through the denver area tonight. it will be another mild day tomorrow and on sunday. well. s the mild weather as %- this is where the moisture is coming from, the southwest. it just geep keep up from the southwest. this door is wide open for the upon soon moisture to come in through colorado. for the time being, we're dealing with the rain, and so much of it with very heavy rain that we have a flash flood in effe

in the southwest, telluride, silverton, higher elevations, some snow or rain mixed with snow. they sent us this. you can see the snow on the peaks. you can see the moisture we had already here. vail will see some snow as well. and that continues right into tomorrow morning. some early morning showers hang around, get a little heavy, scatter themselves and off we go. thursday again, showers and thunderstorms begin moving in. then they scatter themselves across the state as we get into friday. lots of moisture over the area. especially over the southwest. and then we begin to push into the metro area, and the eastern plains as well. the front has not dropped through yet. this is just into northeastern colorado. that was just mild air. only cooled us by 6 degrees. this is the more serious front. that'll go through tonight, and behind you can see a little light snow they had here a little while ago. still hang around, 87 and 85 our highs today, after 61 and 62. the starts pretty close to normal. 76 and 78 right now, west wind at 16. look at this little guy from robert humphrey! th

to celebrate, silverton is having a party. it will include beer the color of the spill as well as environmental pork agency sandwiches. its back country terrain. "the denver post" says forest officials approved a ew zip line. >>> boulder is going to be a lot more active than usual this week. athletes from around the world are headdng there for ironman boulder. it begins with swimming, then cycling and ends with a marathon distance run. this is a big deal for boulder. the race pumps $5 mill the local economy. >> any time any city gets an ironman at their location, it's a huge deal. boulder is actually known as the mecca for our sport. probably all the best professional triathletes in the world will train here at some point. >> the contract has been extended through 2018. >>> here's a fun thing to do this weekend, the larimer county fair kicks off today. of fun things to do. they have a rodeo, and a trampoline sloand it wrap -- show and it wraps up tuesday. >>> a 12-year-old girl from denver is going out of her way to help other

waterfalls coming down off the side of the clip here at red mountain pass in silverton, this i don't think that, i'd be too scared of that water knocking my car off the cliff. no guardrail there. so he had situations in a few locations because of the rain yesterday afternoon. especially to the south of the metro area down to colorado springs. this the rain, which came down in buckets and engine hot-2 and half inches within just a couple of hours lead led to flash flooding you see. as some of the fire crews were walking along this letter out to its car here which was stranded in the middle of that rushing water to get the folks out safely. likely they did to at least at this point we haven't heard of any injuries or anyone that suffered any bad news thanks to the flooding out there. the flash flood warning has expired. you see the rain beginning to avra central and eastern el paso county. you think most of this will be dying down pretty scene as well. as far as the mentor is concerned make sure cuts and sunshine here to the last few frames and here goes. a couple of rain curtains blow

that video came to us from silverton grocery. clearly folks who know how to drive the pass are familiar with it because at that point i'm like shut it down. shut down the video. >> pump the brakes, peace out, get they out of here. man, of us, i guess. >>> today it was a wild one, snowfall at pikes peak, severe thunderstorms, hail, flooding rain 30 miles away in parts of colorado springs. around town light rain showers and that pushed out making way for a spectacular sunset, this awesome one with the corpuscular rays near loveland. it was warm, hit 84 at the airport, pretty seasonal for ray, limon 70s, 58 in leadville, mid-60s in telluride and gunnison. at the airport 63, mostly cloudy skies. the winds have quieted down still coming out of the north, northeast around 7 miles per hour. in the 9news backyard our temperatures cooling off. we're sitting around 60 degrees heading toward the mid-50s overnight. the storm system has been a slow mover. it will slowly track across parts of southeastern colorado tomorrow once again with that

still waiting to hear about that, and this all happened tuesday at the treatment plant, north of silverton, and the epa has set up that plant, after the gold king mine waste spill last year. this is file video, from that major spill in 2015. and local officials have told the durango herald the release wasn't big enough to warrant a public advisory when it happens. the paper is reporting an internal alert was tuesday among epa staff and local officials but the epa did not identify the public or the media about the spill. the heavy rains caused an overflow and it leads discolored water into cement creek on tuesday. the metals have been at least partially treated right now. officials say the problem was corrected in about two hours. and the epa led crew inadvertently triggered that 3 million-gallon spill in the mine back in august of 2015. the spill tainted rivers in continued to look for a long term solution from that 2015 spill, that treatment plant was installed to clean up the still- flowing water from the mine, and again, those heavy rains, marty, on tuesday, that's what caused that trea

that video came to us from silverton grocery. clearly folks who know how to drive the pass are familiar with it because at that point i'm like shut it down. shut down the video. >> pump the brakes, peace out, get they out of here. man, they are braver than all of us, i guess. snowfall at pikes peak, severe thunderstorms, hail, flooding rain 30 miles away in parts of colorado springs. around town light rain showers and that pushed out making way for a spectacular sunset, this awesome one with the corpuscular rays near loveland. it was warm, hit 84 at the airport, pretty seasonal for this time of year, warmer in greeley, cooler in burlington, ray, limon 70s, 58 and gunnison. at the airport 63, mostly cloudy skies. the winds have quieted down still coming out of the north, northeast around 7 miles per hour. in the 9news backyard our temperatures cooling off. we're sitting around 60 degrees heading toward the mid-50s overnight. the storm system has been a slow mover. it will slowly track across parts of southeastern colorado tomorrow

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. >>> people in silverton are having a community party including a special spill- themed beer and a 5k race. they decided to celebrate after a better than expected summer for tourism. >>> we'll tell you about a project decades in the making to honor colorado's heroes. >>> a mission five years and millions of miles, we're getting closer to a new view of our best soccer in the world. >>> a greeley man's mission to put a face to every weld county hero killed in the vietnam war helped colorado reach an important milest for don, it's his way of saying thank you. >> there's 28 names that are off of the memorial wall and in washington dc . >> reporter: for don, his fight has been for those who fought for us. >> so they are definitely people that we need to always remember. >> a few years ago he and his brothers started the mission to get missing pictures of weld vietnam hoping to add them the a virtual wall as part of the national program faces never forgotten. >> that's what's really the motivation to make sure that people could feel. that was a real person. not just any. >> reporter: to get

people in silverton is taking a jab. epa caused that spill that into the river. now, a brewery called the epa ipa it is a beer that resembles the color of the water. it comes days after the epa was ordered to pay another $1.2 million. the money will go to tribes, states and local governments effected by the spill three million gallons of the water flowed out. some argue the epa needs to pay even more for the damage. chris spears talking about pop up storms, how bad is it out there. >> a few storms onut there. waiting for water for your lawn i would not get your hopes up too high. hopefully something will materialize. 70s and 80s, a few places, 90, at greeley. 53 degrees. we had rain in the area. all day, beautiful picture of the jazz fest. looking at the rainbow. not stopping the crowds in rain gear. the rain continues. quite a bit of it over the last several days. disturbance in north colorado. a few on the eastern plains. so, getting closer to denver, nothing happening in the city. just building clouds. there is a ttle vwgood area of rain in pikes peak region.

and yey iserdave degrnot quite stormy start in western colorad silverton, telluride area, some thunderstorms there and also getting some storms going in great shot from our web cam, t in the grand valley, just a littleit o. i had a beautil rainbow on that. the rain shafbit there. and the sun coming up over the horizon here in denver. and it is clthe day. but we are anticipating thunderstorms, to start from the west, and head our way, and then kind of the nice narrow monsoon wind pattern. cutting through the front range, and then up i-76, later in the afternoon. and rain, it will be good, for a few of us, this afternoon. an clouds, and a little bit of wind. it is actually going to be a little heavier on the plains. and then in the mountains areas, down through southwestern colorado, where southbound 225 at yosemite where four cars are blocking the right shoulder and people walking around outside of the vehicles exchanging information. that's why the backups have gone now past parker road. add sun glare in the opposite direction, and this is one of the hot spots in our drive, let's take a look

. >>> new at 11:00, two people were killed, two others injured when their atv crashed near silverton. the sheriff's office says there was an issue with the transmission and the driver pass. the brakes fell. the two killed in the crash have been identified as 26-year- old bryson atkinson and -- >>> a bunch of college students just moved into apartments and were forced to move out. >> denver 7's eric lupher has been in eric, you just talked to the city about this. >> reporter: yeah, and there's good news. i'm outside the municipal building now, and good news, most of the students are now being allowed back into that apartment complex because it now is up to code after a reevaluation. let's take you to that apartment complex. such a bizarre story we've been3 covering since last night. here is the new information we covering. apartment management saithey hoped to gettthem back inside this morning. that did happen. i met with two soccer players this morning, and their first game is tomorrow. instead of focusing on the game, they're dealing with this. >> it's frustrating because we practice

the same weather system created temporary waterfalls along an eclipse of red mountain pass between silverton and ouray. meteorologist danielle grant is joining us now. it looks like the worst flooding might be south of denver. >> definitely. nice to see rain in the metro area. it's been a dry month of on hd doppler 9. you can see the showers and thunderstorms pushing in from the east, northeast as the center of the storm is in parts of south central colorado. now about 145 lightning strikes going on statewide. in town all the showers and thunderstorms we had about 1:30, 2:00 fizzling out, but they are picking back up in fort collins, greeley, longmont, platteville, you folks getting in on those heavy downpours and you can see lighter showers in castle rock south toward advisory in place in el paso county until 6 p.m. that's where the heaviest showers will be. by 11:00, midnight everything starts to wind down. tomorrow morning we kick off the day with a little sunshine and more storms in the afternoon. right now low 70s, 64 in greeley, grab a sweater. you'll want it later tonight. we will mon

"the pablo cruise" is performing at the silverton tonight. the band is known for their 70's hits like "cool love" "watcha gonna do" and "love will find a way." the concert is tonight at 7. tickets start as low as 20 bucks on sunday you can check out marilyn manson and slipknot at t- mobile and culture club at the pearl. doors open at 6- 30. this garden is totally killer.. and not in a good way.. after the break.. we'll take you few weeks back? that was smelled bad but this u-k garden can take a look at this video of the appropriately titled poison garden in alnwick castle england. it's home to 95 deadly plants including berries toxic enough to kill a child with only a taste. head gardner trevor jones says his team never handles the plants with out the proper protection. there's much more ahead on fox5 news this morning. coming up... dinosaurs roamed the earth over 66-million years ago.. but just this one made its way to seattle. the giant fossil found in montana. after 61-years of marriage.. one couple is sharing their secret to love... and i

is at the silverton tomorrow night. remember their 70's hits like cool love, whatcha gonna do and love will find a way. the concert is saturday nght. doors open at 7p-m. tickets as low as 20 bucks (1:08-1:19) "sweet home alabama, where the skies are so blue, sweet home alabama" like pablo cruise... lynryd skynrd is also not someone's name. but they are another 70's classic rock band that still puts on an amazing show. sweet home alabama... free bird and ooh that smell... whats the matter? i have a new perfume. no thats a song. skynrd is with peter frampton at tickets start at 50 bucks and doors open early... 5:30! and thats just tonight and tomorrow.. and thats just tonight and tomorrow.. on sunday check out marilyn manson and slipknot at t- mobile and culture club at the pearl. we'll be right ?? protecting your dreams goes beyond the house itself. for just the right insurance for you, find an agent at amfam.com. that's the theme that's driving a major effort by police today. we are live to show you what they're doing t

and the thunderstorms, down south, moderate to heavy in southwestern colorado, so durango, silverton, surrounding areas, and moving up to the arkansas valley. very heavy rain around buena vista and salida, and fair play with some it will lock itself in there through the central part of the state a good part of the afternoon and tonight. which is why we're anticipating very heavy rain in the central part of the state from a quarter to an inch of rain during the day. and it is just dry. and hot. over northeastern colorado. pretty much east of the metro area. we are going to be very warm with temperatures in the low 90s. 80s here with the clouds by lunchtime, and extremely cool. not extremely cool, but much cooler than here in mountain will be a cloudy wet day in the mountains by noon and beyond. cloudy here late in the day. isolated wind and thunder for us during the afternoon, and a couple of evening thunderstorms and light showers. very light rain tomorrow. but it will be cooler around here. two days in the 70s. and we start to see the showers retreat. and head back into the mountains

silverton is throwing a party in honor of a really big mistake. we will have details on channel 20. >>> let's check weather and traffic with amelia and marty. happy friday. >> thank you. >> so ready to hear it. lots of areas of our drive are looking like a weekend already so enjoy it. let's go out to our maps here, we are looking at great, excellent conditions, great and excellent, i don't use those together very often but -- >> doubling up. >> great, excellent conditions there. itff security wait time 15 minutes, views across parker road doesn't get any better than this, it looks like a weekend drive there, 225, not the only area that's clearing out of earlier delays. also seeing a lot of clearing on wadsworth at bellvue, sounds like this one just drove out of there so we should improve great. >>> late in the afternoon anticipating thunderstorms, we had a little bit of light rain early in the day. thunderstorms redeveloped in southwestern colorado, moderate to heavy storms possible in the mountains, central colorado and today and through this eve

legal action coming a year after an epa crew accidentally triggered a blow-out at the mine silverton, colorado. that spill causing more than 3 million gallons of toxic waste to flow into a tributary used by parts of the navajo nation. that, again, the story on usatoday.com. c-span's "washington journal" day with news and policy issues that impact you. wednesday morning, kathryn ward, editor in chief on as the leading libertarian monthly publication. he'll also talk about gary johnson's candidacy and the future of the libertarian movement. star, national political correspondent for fusion about his work at fusion, media outlet geared towards voters in the millennial audience. light on the magazine segment, scott anderson, new yorking writer for times magazine joins us to discuss his future on the arab the u.s. invasion of iraq. watch c-span's "washington 7:00 l" beginning live at a.m. eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. announcer: members of congress back home in their districts for the summer. come back here to washington september 6. congressman me, rick larson of washing