spring up, o' well. spring up, victory. spring up, abundance. spring up, healing. spring up, favor." the scripture says it's not going to happen by our might, by our power, but by the spirit of the most high god. god is not limited by the natural. he's limited by what we believe. when you start singing to the promise, believing that he desert, thanking him for what he's put in your heart, god will show out in your life in ways greater than you've ever imagined. but too often, we think, "i'll wait until i see the water, until i see the promise. then i'll sing, then i'll have a good attitude, joel." that's backwards. you have to sing first. isaiah put it this way, "sing, o' barren woman, you, who never bore a child, break forth into song." god gave you the baby. sing because you saw the promise turned around." this text was written to women who were barren. back in the bible days, if a lady didn't give her husband a child, she was looked down on. they lived with a sense of shame. that's why you read about people like hannah. she was so distressed that she couldn't ha

atmosphere and with most moisture holding to the mountains, rain chances will mainly stick to the spring mountain and sheep ranges with a small chance for isolated valley rain chances. meaning, 5 pm to about 10 pm degrees valley wide. central las vegas looks to hit 99 by 2:30 this afternoon. ((greg tosses to parker)) parkerd 4:14:49-4:14:55 "i've been with the company almost fifteen years it's the first time i've ever seen it come actually it come actually inside the building." parker adlibs ((ad lib over president obama's live hit. the president is in louisiana, visiting the areas affected by the president is in louisiana, visiting the areas affected by 60-thousand homes are damaged, affecting thousands of people the president is getting a first hand look.... but.... he is facing criticism for not cutting his vacation short to make this trip sooner. in an interview with msnbc: louisiana's governor defended the decision: sot: we have to take state troopers to provi for that visit. i would just assume have those people engaged in the response, rather than trying to secure the president. [

((karen castro)) >> the spring valley area command is welcoming news for the residents we spoke to. not only will more services be available for the public... also more officers will patrol the streets. but sheriff joe lombardo says it wasn't easy getting it done. ((mike medenica - spring valley homeowner: i had my house broken into twice, had the locks changed twice.)) ((karen castro)) weeks after buying his spring both times, he filed police reports with the enterprise area command, which was the nearest police station to his home. but nothing was resolved. ((mike medenica - spring valley homeowner: from what i heard from them they get 4,000 complaints a day from people in vegas so they're busy all the time.)) ((karen castro)) medenica now has the spring valley area command less than a mile away near sahara and durango. 101 officers have been assigned to the new location... and will patrol 31 square miles in the west valley... previously covered by the enterprise and bolden area commands. ((sheriff joe lombardo - metro pd: cops a we need cops to prevent crime versus respond to cri

at leading to heroic water rescues like right here caitlin durbin with the colorado springs gazette taking this photo but it wasn't just a heavy rain by hail to and a lot of it to engelbert live in a neighborhood that sticking out of tens of hill tonight. >> jimmy we are in a neighborhood just east of downtown colorado springs and this appears to be the area that was it the hardest one resident told us he feared he was going to drown in his own home another resident said she thought her group was going to collapse this was a last for very long but it left quite a bit of damage. >> sleep hail and flash flooding. >> within a matter of minutes it started coming down the right ingredients for a devastating storm water starts to come in my car and i had to grab my daughter and run out residents across the city like events forced to abandon cars and flooded streets. >> it was scary when the waves were hitting the car to car would move subtle like i was parked cars and became boats with floodwaters is strong enough to move balls. >> be balls. >> when it came to return the car all the way a

desert oasis, and spring valley plays at spring valley, kick off is at 4: time for our first break. highlights on the northeast and northwest league, 39 game win streak ton line. >> they're going crazy out there on the first friday night. time to go north 4a schools. palo verde. elijah hicks up the gut, palo answers, shamir thomas, going to win that one as well, he is going all the way down the sidelines. game tied at 7. las vegas, win on the west side. 8-3 record, gorman. they had the play of the night for raising cane why? isaiah north nothing there, then right, busting up the middle, gets some kicks to the side, take it to the house, that's a 59-yard for 6 and the game. jamal evans, that could be a 30-yard game tied at 7. let's go to morris again, this little guy, some moves early on in the season. how about another 48-yard touchdown run. this may have been the game of the night. jags hold, 44-41. >> wish i had something as exciting add ass that, rain delay, play picked back up, get beat 42-10. more scores from teams in the northeast and northwest leagues powered by core screen.

alert weather chaser checking out some of the areas on the east side of colorado springs. >>reporter: good evening. as you can see i am standing and what is inches and the of hail rate at vernon and tweet and it has been quite a weather event. severe storms and flash flood warnings. crews came and they had to plow the streets to clean up the piles of hail that i spoke with a resident that described what it was like when she went outside to move her car. >> it is like paintballs,. that's how i would describe it. >>reporter: right now we are just experiencing light rain in the colorado springs area but at first alert weather team will keep you ahead of the storm. mike nelson is here to tell us what to expect. check thankfully nothing like that in the metro but some got some small hail and some help near the state line. your first alert. >>> it is late in a thunderstorm season but not over yet. we've had an upper air disturbance thattis spinning moisture across the central part of the state and heaviest action is down south it has been listed in the city of colorado springs,

the spring creek 2 fire grew to 40% contained. several outbuildings and cars were destroyed in the fire. >>> deputies are looking if four people who held up a marijuana dispensary at gunpoint. three masked men and an unmasked woman robbed a dispensary on yale an monaco yesterday and got away with marijuana products and some cash. >>> a thief caug in the act. surveillance camera gives us a he stole a bicycle from a garage in denver's baker neighborhood. time and didn't now this was happening till he saw the video. we crunched the numbers on the crime map and they show three times the burglaries in that area compared to the same time last year. >>> people in the burn area of the cold springs fire will attend a meeting to focus on in the burned area like flood risks, revegetation, topics like that. the meeting is take place at the community center tonight 6:00 to 8:00. >>> a st. bernard that went missing still has not been found. gino's home burned on july 9th and the homeowner still gets calls from people who have it's not been gino

back now to the explosion at a silver spring apartment building. there's is still a huge need for donations for many of the victims. arey, many in the community coming toget support for them. hugh mccrea has the story. reporter: as you can see behind me, the good people at inventive community services are hard at work. everybody you are looking at is a volunteer doing their best to help the victims of that terrible explosion here in silver spring. what they are loading our clothing and bedding for people in the area. check out this trailer. strollers, plates, microwaves, you name it, they have it. what they really need right now are things for men. 26 single men were living in that apartment building when it exploded, and they are all in ants, t-shirts,p undergarments. that is what they are pushing for right now. in addition to the men's clothing they need, they also need a specific kind of soap. >> we get a lot of soap and shampoo. put laundry soap. one of the laundry offered to let people wash their clothing for free, but it is laundry soap. repo

the bus dropped her off all the way in tarpon springs. the eight-year-old is back with her family now. but, she isn't riding the school bus anymore. after a substitute bus driver put her off than 20 miles away from her home. >> so, for almost an hour, nobody knew where my daughter was. >> reporter: carrie simmon's stepfather was at the gus stop waiting and waiting. >> they patched into the driver and the driver said that my daughter had got gotten on the bus. >> reporter: but the eight-year- old had been on the bus with and left here in tarpon springs. fortunately, another woman saw the little girl and noticed something was wrong. the woman let the little girl call her mother. >> she was crying. i couldn't understand what she was saying. and a woman had found her. she didn't know where she was. so, the woman got on the phone and told me she was in tarpon springs. >> reporter: officials investigated the ien follow a number of policies including announcing each bus stop before arrival. >> we also expect each of our drivers to follow a route

out to the car the firefighters had to the person inside of that vehicle hats off to the colorado springs the fire department for all the work he did earlier today now luckily showers have really died out there was only about a two to three hours spent in which the torrential rain flooded out parts of colorado springs in el paso county afterward all died off quickly the only badger bring out there right now stringing along i 76 weakening a little bit as it moves to the south and is actually prompted a flood advisory for morgan county which has since expired but lost as it made its way slowly but surely to the metro area a bit couple of areas of light rain over the next 25 ?-dash 30 minutes before that thing is done completely the reason why we've had rain yesterday we got again today the low-pressure system which is hanging around the four corners region for about 48 hours or so it is such a slow mover i think were under its influence again through the day tomorrow which means more afternoon showers and eventually you get into the day wednesday high pressure back to the west will slide in

is right next to spring mountain state park. he says there is an abundance of burros but again - he wants to know the gathering is being done humanely. ((vanessa murphy)) in the past, with the removal of helicopters have been used...which resulted in criticism of how the animals were being handled. a spokeswoman for the b-l-m says no helicopters are being used this time. she also tells us the public can visit the burros at a local ranch if interested later in the week and then they're headed to california for adoption. we have more information on our website at las vegas now dot com.// ((christianne klein)) >>> sunny skies with a bit of hazy smoke in the air.. katie boer is in for tedd katie? ((tedd florendo)) good evening! tracking haze and the heat -- really a rollercaster week for temperatures across the valey -- looking outside right now we see a little bit of haze... ........................ clark county daq has issued an advisory for today and tomorrow advisory for today and tomorrow for potentially elevated levels of ozon

but very low 1100s. 99 in pahrump, and 95 in indian springs. and 98 with the noticeably drier air. 7:00 a.m., 76, 91 at noon, but not all that big warm up over the afternoon hours. it's 5:00 p.m. from the afternoon high. and looking a i head through the of school. it's always warm, it seems, when ccsd opens its doors. and warmer on tuesday, and we start to edge back down and in the 90s by week's end. that's not half bad at all for us. september is still -- not meet logically, but asked no, ma'amically, september is still the summer months. >> the cooler weather for sure. you can feel it out there. >>> and for those of you curious, on behalf of jerry and myself, i would like to welcome alexis. the team here, you should be following her on twitter at alexis reporter. >> twitter and instagram. snapchat. >> she's all over the place and she's going to be here joining us and putting good news up. >> happy to be here. >> you'll get purple in there. >> next time. >> yeah. make sure to include me on these phone calls. >> thank you. >>> it was the scene

the details i uncovered when i requested emails from the colorado springs fire department. at we know about capacity overloads before the candiddte % himself put the fire department >>> also, hillary clinton's campaign making headlines not because of what she said at a ?ally but who was in the crowd. the man in the red hat behind mrs. clinton is the father of the orlando nightclub shooter. clinton's campaign says they didn't know he was in the audience and it was an open door event. >>> denver 7 with this news alert. another colorado man killed fighting isis in syria. we talked to jordan mactaggart's parents a colorado man and mactaggart were part of the same group. >> both of these brave men joined the people's protection units in syria. jordan mactaggart's parents tell me he did this because he loves people. jordan mactaggart's story starts in colorado but his heart was in syria, where he spent a year fighting with the his parents say "our son made a clear minded well researched decision to travel to syria and join forces." levi jack shirley, an arvada man part of the sam

worst i thought i was going to drown the water was rising up and i don't know how to swim colorado springs public works is spent hours after the storm clearing the streets and sidewalks with a red cross responded to the neighborhood some residents are displaced tonight for a look at how the storms del expect anymore while the weather here is martin stroller with a first look at the pinpoint weather it was a wild and that times are at times obviously scary evening in colorado springs it all happened within two ?-dash a three hour time span with about two ?-dash 3 inches of rain coming down within those few hours it that's enough it rained to equal about a months worth of data colorado springs you can see all the areas initiated and green and yellow and then when you see these that's where the hail was most prevalent boy do we see a lot of it as an agenda in the video you can see in this picture here from the colorado springs fire department where they plugged it basically the drains the drainage system on the road to roads couldn't get the water down them as the hail pretty much plugged eve

authorities say evacuations are underway at highland springs mobile home park. there is also a senior community close to the fire. residents within the banning bench area are also under evacuation orders, more than 300 firefighters are battling the brush fire. we'll get to all of today's headlines in just a moment but first we do have to check in meteorologist karla huelga. karla.. when are we going to see some "cooler" temperatures? it looks like we dry out throughout the day on friday and temps will decrease to 100. we'll also be up to the lower our north. over the labor day weekend as one batch of energy moves out and the other moves in. on sunday. the second batch of energy with this system will pass to our north on labor day and will keep high temps in the mid and upper 90s for labor day and next tuesday. the winds will stay breezy on labor day and will lighten by we are hearing the 911 calls made on the night of the deadliest shooting in the u-s history. 49 people were killed and dozens of others injured when the gunman opened fire inside an orlando nightc

what caused the arab spring to happen?cott: so throughout the middle east, going back to, in some ways, to world war i, this is a colonial wars drawn after world war i, you had an entire region that really existed in a kind of political stagnation, a real stasis. and one thing after another, long-term dictators had been in power. one had been in power for 42 years. what actually triggered the arab spring, certainly a huge influence was the american invasion of iraq in 2003. that represented a scrambling of the chessboard. time, in goodst ways as bad, i think the american invasion of iraq, it brought what was possible to the region. totalitarian regimes collapsed, and what would take their place? charlie: we still don't know the answer to that question, do we? scott: we are starting to know, but it is not good. charlie: let's take libya. we have a lot of tribes there a government is trying to support, but is not sure. -- it is not sure. do for stability? we are engaged with the battle against isis in libya. scott: libya is

still pretty heavy from colorado springs through the metro area. then they slowly die down as we roll into wednesday, they come back again. some will be heavy. as we roll into thursday, lots of moisture all the way through the mountain areas to the southeast and right on into the metro area want again. we will see these showers and temperatures stay slightly below average because we have cool air. not a cold front but it is going to keep temperatures a flu -- a few degrees below average. here is an interesting picture in the pacific. twin hurricanes, matta line and lester. -- madeline and lester. 84 degrees and 83 degrees as what we saw to degrees. same arvada. 85 degrees in fort collins. a little above average for this time of year. 60s right now within north northeast wind at 7 miles per hour and a rising barometer. this is from lindsay at the great and downs park. you should really go down mcf, it is really spectacular. out west, in the 60s. tomorrow, 70s and 80s east and 70s for the mountains. mostly 80s out west. here is a denver forecast. for

now we go down to colorado springs. they have a flood warning now until 8 p.m. springs, 22 inches of rain out of the storm that is blasting southward as well, that is the leading edge of the cold air coming that way. one inch diameter hail in wellington, eaton and kersey, branches blown down in commerce city, montebello, we showed you the picture of a tree blown over. in greeley, i would not be surprised if we had trees down there, they had an 81 mile an hour wind when that front came through. if that is not enough, across lightning strikes, thousands of lightning strikes out of this. this is a dangerous situation. lightning is the number one life-threatening weather hazard in colorado. matt reynolds in netherland had some hail that came through, there's a closer look at that, and, mike had marble sized hail up there on his back deck up there in bailey, kind of rough for a brief period of time du look behind it, we have dropped to 54 at d.i.a., boulder and fort collins. that's going to continue to drive us through the evening tonight. the forecast for this eveni

still pretty heavy from colorado springs through the metro area. then they slowly die down as we roll into wednesday, they come back again. some will be heavy. as we roll into thursday, lots of moisture all the way through the mountain areas to the southeast and right on into the metro area want again. we will see these showers and thunderstorms every afternoon. temperatures stay slightly cool air. not a cold front but it is going to keep temperatures a flu -- a few degrees below average. here is an interesting picture in the pacific. twin hurricanes, matta line and lester. -- madeline and lester. 84 degrees and 83 degrees as what we saw today. starts of 62 degrees and 61 degrees. same arvada. a little above average for this time of year. 60s right now within north northeast wind at 7 miles per hour and a rising barometer. this is from lindsay at the great and downs park. you should really go down mcf, it is really spectacular. >>> temperatures, 50s and 60s over the eastern plains. 40s for the mountains. out west, in the 60s. mostly 80s out west. h

. >>> if you are headed to colorado springs, take highway 83 south. not i-25 because that's what it looks like on the southbound -?drive a few miles south of monument. look at that, it's a picture that was just shared with us a an accident southbounn on i-25 about three miles south of monument. and it is just a parking lot of the highway there. so again parker road will turn into highway 83 as you can get down to colorado springs. that way you can get through monument as well. but do not take i-25, it is a big mess. >>> adeline gray a wrestler

a very tragic situation here in sinking springs. live for now, monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >> thanks for that. this morning investigators are looking for the cause of a fire that closed this popular pub in montgomery county. take a look. servers and cooks were preparing for the dinner crowd yesterday when the blaze broke out in collegeville. everyone inside the building got out safely. that's good news here. also damage was mainly to the exterior of the building. in fact, after firefighters were able to get the flames under control and put them out, everybody was allowed back inside. >>> in camden county, a firefighter was hurt battling flames and smoke yesterday. here's the deal. some roofing material caught fire at the building on hilton road. it took half an hour for crews to bring the flames under control here. the firefighters suffered only minor injuries. >>> we're talking about the rio olympics. here's a live look over rio de janeiro where day two of full competition in the 2016 olympics getting under way. the u.s. can boas

this arab spring was largely the spring of the exhaustion of arab nationalism.n that sense, we need to understand this was less and arab spring and more of the opening of an arab civil war. this civil war has been going on since the 1950's between arab nationalist governments and the monarchies, and the weakness of -- their own weakness, their own use of brutal means against the people, their own economic collapse has weakened them to such a point that when the uprisings began, the monarchies took advantage of it and entered into, in a sense, i would say, to destroy the capacity of ordinary people to build their own society. it is less and arab spring, more and arab civil war the monarchies seem to have one. amy: i want to make sure we touch on this, you wrote recently about kashmir saying deadly violence erupts in one of the most dangerous hotspots, vijay prashad. >> amy, if we were going to be politicall scientists, let's ask what the ratio of secured he force to population -- security force the population. in kashmir, for every civilian, for every seven civil

>> right now at 10:00 a lawsuit filed against the owners of a silver spring apartment complex where a building exploded following a gas leak. why one resident says the tragedy never should have happened. >> new details about deadly bacteria found inside prince george hospital septemberer and an investigation is underway to see if the deaths of seven babies treated in the nicu are linked totd bacteria. what's done to protect other patients. >> and apology from u.s. olympic swimmer ryan lochte following incident at a rio gas station. lochte and three other swimmers said they were robbed and now admitting they lied. the latest on the scandal here at 10. >> many new developments in the deadly apartment explosion in silver spring. >> i'm tony perkins. >> i'm slawn shawn. i'm shawn yancy. >> apartment is filing a civil suit. lauren is here with the latest. lauren. >> top yes, i investigators say they dug through debris and reconstructed gas lines and searched through surveillance footage. they say it was a natural gas explosion in basement meter room that cause the fire and devastation at t

it was very intense in the springs. they have had intense wargin -- weather this past couple months. things cleed out nicely in dennvr. mix offends. we could -- of sun and clouds. poets of heavy rain possible with a few individual cells. by the time the kids head home we'll be at 80 degrees. you'll get more sunshine at the playground today than we say yesterday. a few of today's storms could greeley 82. springs 74. we are on the cool side today. warmer by friday. details coming up. >> a new problem along 6th avenue. i'll show you that in that second. ooerall drive you can see green. calm conditions on and off the highways. 270, i-76 the drive to the north side 20 minutes to downtown. latest problem is around 6th avenue and federal just before federal. take a look at the camera. as we are looking west it sounds like it will be eastbod i'll keep on eye on it and see if it turns into something that will slow us back to sheridan. looking at the map you can see easy driving to the south side. heavy from parker road. a lot of

what caused the arab spring to happen? >> what you had throughout the middle east was, for decades, really going back in some ways to world war i, this is a colonial wars drawn after world war i, you had an entire region that really existed in kind of political stagnation, a real stasis, and what you had in one country after another were these long-term dictators. muammar gadhafi had been in how we are for 42 years. it's very hard to say what actually triggered the arab spring but certainly huge influence was the american invasion of iraq in 2003, that represented a scrambling of the chess board. saddam hussein had been in power for almost as long as muammar gadhafi and for the first time in good ways and bad, the american invasion of iraq brought in what was possible throughout the region. could these totalitarian regimes collapse and what would take their place. >> rose: we still don't know the answer to that question, do we? >> i think we're starting to in a lot of places and it's not a good answer. >> rose: what is the

sandy spring road. 4500 block. when they arrived they found a man in 20s inside the home suffering from gunshot wound to upper body and say he was taken to a hospital where he later died. police are on scene as they conduct their investigation. they're interviewing witnesses and they cannot confirm a motive at this time and don't know what led up to the shooting and do believe the victim and suspect knew each other. they're asking anyone with crimes division. police are on the scene of san sandy spring road. this is a big thorough way. if you are headed by this area look for police cars on the shoulder and possible slow downs later this morning. liver in burtonville, mem anjali hemphill, local news. >> we want to get back to that -- all right we want to stay on this story the fbi investigating a stabbing in row mok virginia as a possible act of terrorism. >> the suspect attacked people as they were going no the complex and they said they have never seen him before. >> we realized something wrong 10:30.

as you get loser to the springs we had a few showers. now we are in the mix of sun and clouds for the morning drive. temperatures in the upper 50s to 60s. denver 63. winds out of the southwest 15 to 30 miles per hour. it is a little breezy this morning. you are going to find of sun and clouds. highs today low to mid 80s. fort collins 85. low to mid 80s down to the 3 southeast and 60s and 70s in the mountains. chance again for a few thunderstorms this afternoon. that's what our future cast look like at 6:30. coming up, we'll take a look at the next few days. here's your first alert that we'll be warm all week with a chance for a few storms. a nice end to august. details coming up. >> thank you very much. change of heart. investigators tell us the driver left the scene of a fatal crash but then came back. the driver hit the pedestrian at alameda and morrison road at 8:00. >>> now to another deadly accident on i-70 in arapahoe county. troopers say a man was heading westbound when he drifted township the shoulder and over corrected. he hit t

aly raisman springing to the podium, too. biles moments ago. >> we just kept telling each other to have fun, it's only one more routine. and i think that's what we did. >> reporter: in guanabara bay, belgian evi van acker, a sailing front-runner, has fallen behind after falling ill. her coach says she got an infection while training in the polluted waters last month. olympic officials home gold and won the hearts of millions with this special mother and son embrace. >> when you become a mom, there's no reason to give up your goals and your passions and your dreams. >> reporter: in the pool, the americans needed wonder woman to come to the rescue after falling behind in the 4x200 relay. >> australia, i believe, has the lead right now. >> reporter: the australians had a nearly one-second advantage, a lifetime in the pool before rocket into the water. >> and you can see it already as she's just swimming right there with her. >> reporter: surging through the pool, ledecky needed only 50 meters to catch the aussie. >> and ledecky

inner loop and outer loop through silver spring looks great. colesville road into downtown silver spring, no issues on wayne avenue. same thing on georgia avenue. switching years to talk about the traffic on 270, pretty much clear to the lane divide. outer loop getting into virginia, no issues whatsoever, but i want to remind you school is fully in session today. everyone today, as well as clark county and allegheny county, what you need to remember because we haven't been doing this for a while is just to stop when you see this big stop sign popping out across from the bus. please be patient. also, going through the speed limit zones, definitely going to drop, so be aware. right now on metro we have delays on the red line, because of a switch problem. if you are traveling on 395 you can see that we are moving at a decent pace but past duke street you can see the volume is getting punched in there. that is your look at traffic. back to you, jummy. jummy: thank you. police are on the hunt for a suspect after a woman was attacked on the arlington

jeff todd is it in colorado springs. >> it started pouring down rain and all of hail. >>reporter: roger wheeler shared this video. cars stalled in the high water. >> it hailed for an hour. >> across the street, vasquez doesn't know if he would live through it. >> he came out of nowhere -- it came out of nowhere ask the water kept rising and rising. i said i guess i'm a goner. colorado springs workers tried to clear as much as possible hoping not to clog an overworked drainage. many residents shoveled their walkways, but packed up and way. >> he ended up with two and a half feet with water in his house and he talked to his insurance company. he had oil in his house. >> the rain did subside around 7:00. the homeowners are rk companies to get the weather damage fixed. >>> protestors in brazil took to the streets in support of their suspended president. lawmakers are questioning the president and yesterday was the 4th day of her impeachment trial. the demonstrators are setting setting fire to items in the street and police responded by setting off teargas canisters. presid

the spring valley little league. tremendous. whether you're old or young, i believe that everybody at some point needs a little help. and maybe sometimes people don't everybody. but we can try to help as many people that we can whether they're men, women or children. and so it's really, really important. so that's why doing this is just a no brainer. >> no question. you have people coming to the store all the time. they walk in, they're like what have i walked into? there is so much cool stuff here. >> people are really fascinated. yesterday a guy came in and was here. he was looking like what did i walk into. >> like miss cleo. >> right. then you tell him nothing in the store is for sale. why do you have such a big store? nothing is for sale. the thing is this, when you do something the best, you do something the best. i am the largest gold buyer in las vegas. some people claim different things. i am. and so when you come to the industry leader, that's why i have al 4,000 square foot store that's on the corner of jones and flam

currently it's 90 degrees out of the springs preserve. that's one of the warmer readings in the valley when you see our weather bug network, i think you'll be surprised by just how cool it is. night and caused all that rain. meanwhile, are we out of the woods yet? you saw the elevated humidity on the current conditions out of the springs preserve, we still got a juicy atmosphere and there's moisture moving down from central nevada. will it make it over the mountains and into the valley? it's a long shot. but we're certainly going to keep an eye on the situatio have been very late to develop, these showers and storms. looks like if that happens tonight, it will be more of the same. back to you. >> thank you. new at 3:00, the blue cut five is now one hundred percent contained. fire officials made the announcement today. 36 thousand acres were burned and destroyed. more than one hundred homes were destroyed including another 20 # to buildings. crews continue to spray the area to make sure there are no hot spots or flare ups. >>> southern nev

before colorado springs. she said she wants voters to forget the lesser of two evil's rhetoric democrats and republlcans are selling. instead follow what she believes is the facebook and twitter of -- path of the greater good. former presidential candidate carly fiorina was here in the > topless women and men marched around downtown for equality. the go topless event yesterday coincided with the 95th anniversary of the women's suffrage moment, which gave women the right to vote. they want to bring awareness to all gender equality issues. >> we are talking about, in general women being equal to everyone in society. not just women. but all kinds of equality. >> the group told us they want to change the sexualized perceptioo around female toplessness. although women are allowed to be topless in denver that's not the case all over the state. foot collins it is banned. >>> out with theeold in with the new. f0 16 street mall buses are getting a makeover. >> reporter: we have a new bus here. it is all brand new nice

a brown recluse spider bit him this spring, and he got bit by a small alligar. and he was hit by lightning four years ago! still waiting for his tuck -- luck to turn. >>> the fda announcing new zika virus. >>> when is the same thing in the same store not the same price? an undercover investigation by our sister station in kansas city found some children's medicine was a dollar more in the baby aisle than it was in the pharmacy! they were promised it was an isolated error. just tonight they found it's still happening. not only with medicine but also with pet products. if you've seen this happen here, we want to know about it. >>> training camp in the books. >>> arena bowl 29 at gila river arena. and this one did not start well for our rattlers! the soul jumped out to a 21-0 lead, midway through the 1st quarter! that's really fast, even for >>> did that month fly by or what? the cardinals officially wrapped up training camp >> i felt hike this was a great camp for me, especially with it being my second one. >> before that, they have two preseason games to go. pres

it is wet down towards the springs. radar shower closer to the springs, palmer divide, castle pines and castle rock. temperatures in the 60s out the door. we'll be in the low to mid 80s this afternoon. -?80 to 87 from today through friday. we'll see another bill up of -- build up of cloud cover this denver today 83. fort collins 85. we have 70s near the springs. here's your first alert that we'll see a few more storms. we'll talking about the threat of severe weather coming up. >>> . > denver police say a hit-and- run driver apparently had a change of heart. investigators tell us the driver left the scene of a fatal crash but then came back. the driver hit the pedestrian at alameda and morrison road at >>> now to another deadly accident on i-70 in arapahoe county. troopers say a man was heading westbound when he drifted township the shoulder and over corrected. he hit the median. that sent his truck into the eastbound lanes of traffic yesterday. he was killed. a second vehicle hit debris from the crash. thankfully no on

she was driving on i-25 near colorado springs. police are still trying to figure out exactly what happened. >>> a 16-year-old girl has been ticketed even though she was hit by a truck in longmont. police tell our partners at the longmont times that the girl got out of the parked car at 3rd and maine and hit by a car. in a crosswalk. >>> a former cu student convicted of rape avoids prison time and people are wondering if the judge made the right call. yesterday a judge sentenced austin wilkerson to two years probatio suspect. >> what kind of message do you think that a work release sentence sends? >> i think it sends a message to the community that sexually violent crimes don't warrant serious punishment. >> prosecutors say they hope this case will raise awareness about what they call an epidemic of sexual violence. a recent survey showed 28% of female students at cu reported they were sexually assaulted this is a swim beach at lake pueblo. you can see that reddish tint along the beach. biologists say they aren't sure if it will ma

colorado springs, a batch of rain out there, heavier pockets. what is this? a little bit of snowfall along dispatch of rain showers still going, sinking to the south and the slowly, but in the metro area, it has been dry. we have been begging for rain. our friends are saying enough is enough. the gulf coast has been dealing with historic flooding. we are watching warnings in place as well as watches for truly most of louisiana until tomorrow morning. but in the past 48 hours, they haveen a foot-2 feet of water piling into the state. this is causing great concern out there, flash flooding concerns. get again, no real relief in sight. they are watching rain again overnight, 1-3 inches possible by tomorrow morning. the slow-moving system will sit there and not give any relief at least till tuesday wednesday when it finally pushes out. you can see it spinning in midwest. out to the west we have high- pressure picking up on the north westerly flow, scooping it into colorado. we will be watching for those storms, similar to this afternoon. 56 degrees, mostly clear

we have showers moving into your area as well as indian springs. as far as las vegas is concerned, where waiting for color range. those showers most likely make their way into the las vegas valley. so i want to show you another time lapse and one of our national parks as it is a big celebration for the 100th birthday.this is zion canyon theatre. zion national park in utah. we put this in motion. this is just so far today. quite a bit of sunshine, beautiful sunrise there as well. clouds will be making their way with storms this afternoon as well as here at home in las vegas. i mean look at this, look at these clouds buildinge the spring mountains. this is looking west from the southeast technical academy camera. they continue to build and the more clouds we get, the less the temperatures will continue to rise. so where we are right now as far as temperatures are concerned, maybe another degree or two higher and that will be about it today. pahrump at 93, boulder city also 93, laughlin coming in right now at 100. the las vegas valley, the lake 93 deg

the spring will happen between 8 pm and midnight both nights. so far this year one person has died from west nile and 15 other people have contracted the virus. >>> navajo nation is once again wanting the federal government to reimburse farmers for damage caused by the massive gold king mine waste spill in the the $445,000 the epa gave the tribe they say only covers about a quarter of what it will cost -- what it is cost them so far. it was triggered last summer. keep in mind epa has spent more than $28 million on the response to the spill. the payout to navajos is a small percentage of that total. >>> the denver center for the performing arts is the world's largest performance facility under work -- one roof covering 12 acres and has mitch jelniker >> this is from a 1950s version of taming of the shrew. >> each month barbara thoren grinned pulls back the curtain on the denvvr center for the performing arts. >> you get a preview of the said before anybody else sees it . >> she volunteers to get backstage tours. >> i am a tour ambassador. >> they

although it's starting to push inland towards spring hill. hudson, holiday, new port richey, just a torrential downpour now pushing east a bit toward the sun coast parkway. and heavy rain from tarpon park, over the sunshine skyway bridge at this point. so there's a 60% rain chance for this wave of rain this morning. but we will continue to see these. so i keep the rain chance higher through the day at 70%. and with the extra clouds and rain, a high today of about 58 degrees. there's that flood watch that continues for citrus, hernando, pasco through tomorrow evening so the rain pat certain going to stay with us. off and on trap cal downpours continue off the gulf of mexico. temperatures held down today then it will finally be warmer and drier as we head into the end of the week. notice the 70% chance today. 60% tomorrow. 50% wednesday and thursday. and there is finally down to 40% for friday. and i know it's been mostly dry through the morning but i'll tell you, as more and more people hit the roads, it's getting wetter. >>> yeah, and usually

east of colorado springs. her doctors say she only sur survived because she drinks plenty of water every day. >> the freak accident let left her family with a mountain of medical bills. and the hospital refuses to accept their insurance. >> in a flash. >> all i could see was white. i felt my body tense up. >> everything changed. >> you hear a loud pop. >> lightening struck his wife. in the head. >> . it entered in here. and went down my arm. out hi my hand. into the stroller. >> . he did cpr. she was air lifted to hospital just in time. >> . she had been a peurbt there before. >> . third degree burns. gab on her head. and nerve damage. she's be okay. but just found out the hospital won't accept their medicaid. since he picked the hospital. >> . you don't think about insurance or anything. when you're worried about a life. >> . they say there's no way they can pay the thousands in medical bills. because they barely make ends meet now. >> . he can't work because he's having back surpbl reu. and she can't work be

tunisia, there was the spark that created the arab spring. scott: that is right, it was a young fruit seller was being harassed by the local government. he set himself on fire in the process and died rum it. that set off -- right at the beginning of 2011, all these protests that led to the overthrow of the president of tunisia who had been in power for 23 years. and then it spread to egypt, libya, to syria. it spread, it spread throughout the region. yemen it spread very quickly. today, i would say the one bright spot in the entire region is you look at the happy ending is tunisia. a fragile coalition government, but they seem to have consolidated. charlie: what is the impact, what is the possibility of secularism? what is the possibility of shia-sunni split? can you have an islamic democracy? are there answers, or is it simply too early? scott: the tunisians have been very smart about this. you also have to start looking country by country. the nature of the dictatorships that were going on for decades prior. but i think in other places, it

we saw more than a little bit in colorado springs unfortunately yesterday. i think we'll get up around the briefly pop into the low 80s. most of us in the upper 70s to low 80s east of i-25. 60s and 70s up high. and western slope, you should heat most of the day. you won't have that much closure. some of you may get up to 90. today is probably the most unsettled of the next five days. starting tomorrow, a little bit of a warming trend sets in and slightly drier air. and allen, you know how it is around here. we pop up the daily showers and thunderstorms. saturday. this is the long labor day weekend. it starts off warm and delightful and could end cool and unsettled. a trough is developing to the northwest. and we need to watch the forecast closely. >> we'll have to pay a lot of attention over the next few days. >>> coming up. an old scam is resurfacing. >>> an old scam is making a comeback. marlie hall explains. it's one in which your let hackers into your computer. >> she was on her computer one day. >> a pop-up came up and said it was from microsoft. >> her

ps cu we are only a mile east of downtown colorado springs. they have been working for hours trying to clear the street. we talked to city employees saying it had rained before the hail hit this area and all the drainage ended up coming right here. we talked to the man who lives in this house. his entire basement was flooded. house. all this hail and water ended uptaking out the front fence that was supposed to actually protect this house. we talked to the man. he said he is not sure what he is going to do, but he feels lucky to be alive. talking to the neighbors, this rain started 1:30 and the hail came in around 2:00. one man said it seemed like it hailed for an entire hour. as we look at these front loaders neighborhood. the city said there are other issues, but this is the biggest one. we are live in colorado springs. >> from jeff jeff, let's head into the storm center. >> let's go back to noon and you can see that's when the showers and thunderstorms really take ahold and they grew and have gotten heavieren heavier that area from el paso