. >>> i united airlines employee under arrest accused of stealing thousands of dollars in jewelry from a passenger's luggage. court documents show a woman who flew into dia-a few weeks ago checked bag. video shows the suspect taking the case with the jewelry, going to an airport coffee shop, and slipping it into a paper bag. >>> we are keeping a close eye on storms. copter 4 showing us all the clouds over the metro area right now. rain showers are possible for many of you tonight. heavy rain, hail caused all this flooding and all that mess. chris spaers is us tonight. the storm still hanging around more than 24 hours later. >> reporter: oh, yeah, more than fine. take a look at you will of this. if looks like snow, but this is hail that flash flood waters carried here as a city flood developed yesterday. these banks hail are still 15, 17, inches deep 28 >> no words. >> reporter: the devastation is hard to fathom. the power of monday's urban flash flood can be seen up and down logan street in colorado springs. rhonda williams was home when the storm hit. >> it took -- the door flew open

a united airlines employee at dia is more than $100,000 worth of jewelry. and new tonight. a dashboard camera shows a pileup along a new york highway as it happens. and a fiery rescue after a car caught fire. all at 5:00 tonight. chris is back now. >>> let's take a look at the radar. it's lighting up. in the last hour -- i'm going to turn the loop on and we'll zoom in. all of the storms have popped in the last hour. and nothing severe and they are we're worried about locally heavy rain. in denver, just building clouds and a few spritzes over the foothills. through 6:00 or 7:00, a couple of slow moving storms are possible. we'll watch the radar for you very closely. heavy rain is the threat today. >> have yourself a great and safe afternoon with the clouds but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." if donald trump cannot respect a gold star family, then why would anyone in americ

the united airline employee, rafael magana, is accused of felony theft, supposed to be holding on to a jewelry case left behind from a passenger frup aspen, he held on-- from aspen, he held on to it all right, investigators say he got caught on diamond earrings, bracelets, and shiny things worth $129,000 and dumping them in a paper stack and then skedaddling. police say when rafael magana was confronted, he confessed. >>> voting is sexy, and colorado is one hot state, hotter than the other ones, it came out today that colorado has the highest percentage of registered voters in america, according to the state election director, 86% registered in the 2014 elections, we are a battle register voters. the progressive group, new era colorado, focusing on young people. >> colorado made voter registration a lot more accessible for people, but for young voters, the election's newest voters need to be introduced to the process so being a friendly, pier to pier face, meeting them where they are at to introduce them is important. >> if you want to get in on the sexiness, you can register through

. >>> a united airlines employee is under arrest stealing nearly $130,000 worth of jewelry from a passenger's luggage. that passenger this is woman, christie ferrer. she took a flight from aspen to denver this month, noticed her cosmetics case was missing from her luggage. inside nearly $130,000 worth of jewelry. she the chief executive of a company in new york and once worked with mayor bloomberg on the rebuilding of the world trade agent for united airlines. surveillance video from dia shows him slippings victim's cosmetics case into a paper bag and take off with it. >>> a mother's fight for her son, upset with the denver aareaium and a staff member there who would not let the boy onto a ride. tom mustin is live downtown. the smother taking this one to court. >> reporter: her son has cerebral palsy and confined to a wheel chair bhe do anything any other 10-year-old boy can do, that's why she was furious when they were refused a ride here in the aareaium. abbey left the denver courtroom wednesday with her son willy. >> no apology, no compensation, nothing. >> reporter: he is 10 years old, ha

the united airlines employee named rafael mogana is accused of felony theft. he was supposed to be holding onto a jewelry case for a passenger from aspen. heed had onto it all right. he was caught on airport cameras taking diamond earrings, bracelets and other expensive shiny thing worth $129,000 and dumping them into a paper sack and skedaddling. when he was confronted, police >>> a routine bridge inspection became a rescue in rhode island. two workers were in the bucket of the yellow truck when the vehicle tipped over against the guardrail. the bucket had a cage, so the workers were protected if they didn't fall out. the bridge was closed both directions while emergency teams rescued them. they were not hurt. they're still trying to find out why the truck tipped over. >>> it's been a rainy 24 hours for southwestern parts of yesterday taken along the ruby walls section known for the beautiful and kind of terrifying dropoff. january 2014 rock slides in that area forced cdot to close the pass a few months for repairs. that video came to us from silverton grocer

heist investigated at the airport appears to be an inside job involving diamonds stuffed the united airlines employee named rafael mogana is accused of felony theft. he was supposed to be holding onto a jewelry case for a passenger from aspen. heed had onto it all right. he was caught on airport cameras taking diamond earrings, bracelets and other expensive shiny thing worth $129,000 and dumping them into a paper sack and skedaddling. when he was confronted, police say he confessed. island. two workers were in the bucket of the yellow truck when the vehicle tipped over against the guardrail. the bucket had a cage, so the workers were protected if they didn't fall out. the bridge was closed both directions while emergency teams rescued them. they were not hurt. they're still trying to find out why the truck tipped over. >>> it's been a rainy 24 hours for southwestern parts of colorado. this is red mountain pass yesterday taken along the ruby beautiful and kind of terrifying dropoff. january 2014 rock slides in that area forced cdot to close the pass a few months for repairs. that video came to us from

a united airlines employee is being accused of stealing someone's jewelry at the airport. rafael magano was supposed to behind by a passenger from aspen. airport cameras caught him taking stuff out of it, including diamond earrings, bracelets, and shiny, expensive things worth $129,000. when magano was confronted, he confessed and faces felony theft charges. >>> after a stormy afternoon and evening, very quiet beginning to the day around here. we had some of the bigger edge of a thunderstorm. you see a rain shot under that storm. for us today, partly cloudy conditions through the morning. by lunchtime, we're in the nkmi- 70s and late this afternoon, nudging up close to 80 degrees. i think there is a shower here in the metro area and up into northern colorado. it would wait until after 4:30 and even if that, it would be very, very light. >> marty, thank you. >>> he thought forever, a gold medal he worked hard for, but he's seeing it again thanks to the kindness of a 7-year-old stranger. >>> he officially became the broncos starting quarterback so >>> italian police arrested

united airlines won a 16% pay hike. it comes after employees endured years of pay cuts, layoffs and bankruptcy. >>> the airline pilots association is resuming talks with management today. the union says they have yet to catch up before financial losses and concessions. >>> t they are wild animals. as our neighborhoods grow we are keeping into their environment. a homeowner had small animals that overstayed their welcome. >> i won't want to get close to them. >> to not so friendly showed up sometime yesterday. the homeowner said he talked to cops the response is he needs to handle it himself. these are wild animals. don't feed them because they will want to stay. >> i saw a dish. is there a dish in that video? he said overstay your welcome. i think one minute would be go to a zoo. >>> flagstaff, watch this. cloud cover hiding the san francisco peaks. there you go. look how dark it is to the left of your screen. we have pretty big storms there. especially along 180. some of these are tall tall could be seeing hail fall out. definitely lightning t

airline. most minimum-wage employees at delta, united and other airlines are getting some hefty raises. anywhere from 23-30%. cuts. >>> 7:36 am, if you get your groceries at publix, walmart, winn-dixie, there's a fresh vegetable recall to know about so you do not get it. country fresh says some fresh- cut veggie pasta be contaminated with listeria. items have best if used by dates of august 7-19. they include things like sliced bell peppers, stuffed mushrooms. find the full details and list of products right now on our free abc action news app. >>> pays to be a busy annual passholders, passholders and six gas can get to get discounts from now to the end of september. it is a one-day park pass it caught $79 a gets you into the perks. to put that into perspective, $79, one day, or one regular pass to magic kingdom for florida residents, that will >> we are friends, right? >> right. >> you number -- do you remember sweet potato pies for patty labelle last year? >> he is a reminder that was a lot to take early this morning when we first watched it. another reason to say more patty labelle d

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airline. most minimum-wage employees including those at delta, united are getting raises. anywhere from 23-30%. they come after years of pay cuts. >>> if you get your groceries at walmart, winn-dixie, listen there's a fresh vegetable recall that you need to know about so you do not get sick. fresh-cut veggie products could be contaminated with listeria. they had best if used by day of the 7-11 including bell peppers and stuffed mushrooms. find details right now on our mobile app. >>> pays to be disney passholder. they can get ticket discounts from now to the end of september. the past cost $79 and gets you to see parts. one past at magic kingdom from 111- 132 dollars. >> patty labelle, sweet potato pies, this video was a lot to handle. if you do not remember here's a riot. >>> patty labelle desserts coming to walmart, expanding her line to include cobbler, apple pecan cake and sweet potato loads. seven-$10 depending on what you get. >>> properties in michigan making their best find. 1946 chevy made in a plant in their old -- are their own town if no one comes to the claim

united airlines pilot pay hike. 30,000 ground workers will receive raises. they're coming after employees at all the major u.s. carriers endured years of the pay cuts, layoffs and bankruptcies. >>> and for those of you who travelly rand. vice president joe biden ab announced new funding to improve infrastructure and efficiency along the northeast corridor. more thansy million people rode and beyond. >>> finally some high tech fashion that could stop impulse shopping. it's designed to stop you from spending money. you can set it to lock when the gps senses you're in places were you spend the most monday and in during times when you tend to shop the most. >> it even flashes and vibrates. the bag is a prototype by personal finance. >> i see a lot of women cutting open that bag. vibrate. >> we'll see what happens. >>> well, iphone users may get a strange text message. >> coming up the problem discovered by some nc state researchers that could put you at risk. and it's friday night which means blitz time. >> you're watching cbs north led shows gaps in security on your iphone and ipad. >> carle

airlines pilots received a 23% pay hike last year. united pilots, 16%. and the guys on the ground, they made out pretty well. raises ranging from 15 to 55%. those same employees endured pay cuts during several difficult years. >>> a proposed new rule would force buses, trucks and other large vehicles to go the speed limit. on big rigs that would cap speeds at 60, 65, or 68 miles per hour. regulators believe slower speeds would reduce crashes involving heavy trucks. it must undergo a public comment period before being finalized. >>> apple hopes to patent a method for capturing biometric information from users. it would capture a thieve's fingerprints and even take a selfie or video and upload it to a server police could access. >>> the future will likely be filled with robots, but who would have thought they'd be squishy? researchers at harvard has created the octo bot. despite having no circuit boards, it's smart enough to move its limbs in sequence. their next version should be able to swim. >>> if you've been cheated, when you need help, she's on your side. better call behnken. >> investigator shannon behnken is still trying to help a largo woman who's seen

employees. question as but reliability of computer systems used by airlines which are not regulated by the faa. last year, united and american, both suffered computer problems. in july, a faulty router forced southwest to ground flights. a disruption that lasted days. >> they're running on ape reservation system that is more than 35 years old. business in 1982. founder of airfare watch dog.com. >> a lot of airlines have not spent enough on technology over the years and we are seeing this more often. >> airlines rely on computers to handle pretty much everything from reservations, seat assignments to how much fuel and snacks to load on a plane. he says that delta has been rebuilding core technologies for more than six months. the airline industry generally has le portions can be decade old. >> airlines are technology companies that flay airplanes. their technology systems have to be as reliable as their aircraft. >> the department of transportation tells cbs this morning, it is in discussions with delta over the technical issues. and continues to men tore the situation. delta is offering compensation in the form

united airlines pilots won a 16-percent raise.30-thousand ground workers for american ground workers...except the mechanics... will get a 30- percent wage increase over five years. the hefty pay raises are coming after employees at all the major u.s. carriers endured years of pay cuts, layoffs and bankruptcies. finally some high tech fashion that could stop impulse shopping! the i-bag-2 is designed to stop you from spending money. you can set the handbag to lock when its g-p-s senses you are in where you spend the most money and during times when you tend to shop the most. it even flashes and vibrates when you take out your wallet. the bag is a prototype by personal finance website finder-dot- com. 3 today: sun and some fair weather clouds passing through on the day. less humid, but still feeling like summer with temps in the mid to upper 70s. west wind turns onshore during the afternoon 5 to 10 mph. weekend: scattered storms are back saturday, especially early in the morning and later in the day and evening. highs will be inching back up toward 800 and it will feel more humid. by sunday the showers are over and sunshine will be increasing as highs top out around 800 with a west wind 5 to 10 mph.upcoming week

united airline pilots earned 16%. 30,000 groundworkers for american will receive raises, and united groundworkers will get a 30% increase over five years. the pay raises are coming after employees endured years of pay >> . >> we will get a preview of the moves opening this weekend, including a action flick reviving a favorite character. >>> live at raymond james stadium where the bucs are playing the browns tonight. >>> get developments on all of today's biggest stories on tampa bay's most convenient prime time newscast every night on great 38 at 8:00. >>> joining us is ed. >> all eyes on the tropics. we had a red hot start of the tropical season, not too much in jewel. we are in the meat of the season. on queue, a system we are tracking. another look here. first i want to show you the view, over tampa bay, the passing clouds by midday. in portions of our area. we will look at the local radar in a second. i want to get you caught up to date on what is happening with the tropical disturbance we have been monitoring. a larger view of the gulf of mexico and the caribbean. this is invest 99-l, seeing a little bit more in the way of thunderstorm activity today as compared to yesterd

united a 16%, and ground workers could get 15% to 25% pay hike. >> of course, this is after the airline industry went through see . it's good to see you can get backo thei employee we didn't see any positions open but they are hiring in other parts of the state including an orlando. >>> thanks for delta are not going as well. -- things for delta are not going as well. the union says, that their wages have not caught up with where they were before financial losses. meanwhile,delta had record profits thanks to low fuel against new guidelines from the them -- >>> is a push back against new guidelines on the american health association, regarding sugar and children. >> we look into the debate and were month -- most of the sugar is coming from. >> we have to eat a few along the way. >> every day for breakfast, her and her daughters are very particular. >> kale, spinach, fruit, and we blended up >> one ingredient they do not include is sugar. >> it's very important, people who know me know that we are very particular. >> that's why she is pleased with new guidelines issued from the american heart association, which suggests children 18 and under should have no more th

airlines moved -- merged in 2010. top pay rates for the 25,000 members will rise as much as 31%. be combined.ill employees in the past were separated into a premerger unitedamp, a premerger continental camp, and a small group of continental micronesia workers. a new development in the antitrust case over anthem. a justice department lawyer has told the judge that the government is willing to hear settlement offers from the health insurers. there are no guarantees that one can be reached. the justice department sued to block the deal last month on grounds it would stifle competition. the trial is expected to begin in november and both stocks are trading higher. shares of h&r block on the move after unconfirmed speculation that companies for sale. h&rzero hedge article said block is getting ready to sell with management targeting $35 a share. that is your business flash update. julie: deals and distressed debt are picking up. more than $100 billion has been raised by funds to scoop of energy assets on the cheap from lakhs down, apollo and others jump into by assets at distressed prices. this is something we have been waiting for and these firms have been wa

employees at all major u.s. carriers endured years of pay cuts an layoffs and bankruptcies. >>> three u.s. airlines were fined for providing inaccurate information. alaska and united and american did not tell flyers about how much money they could receive for being bumping off a flight against their rule. under government rules they are eligible for lost, damaged or delayed flights or luggage. >>> and still to come, an image of a baby and a state troop ser going viral. the trooper explains why he felt he to go above and beyond the call of duty. >> i'm spencer christian from the exploratorium camera -- that is the downtown camera and you could see southward and the bay area and it will bring us clouds overnight. i'll have the forecast coming up. >>> let's go out to marin now. you are looking at what it looks like on 101 in san rafael. it is busy but moving along with no problems at all there. stay with us. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues in i know what we can do. what if papa tells us some stories? oh i don't think so... oh come on dad you have great stories, come on. well okay. you kids know how your grandmother and i met? not that one, skip. what? just next. swipe.

employees. >> reporter: dealt's network raises questions about the reliability of computers used by airlines not regulated by the faa. last year united and american both suffered southwest to round flight. a disruption that lasted days. >> they're running on a reservation system that is more than 35 years old. in fact, it once belonged to an airline that went out of business in 1982. >> reporter: george hobbic founded watchdog air.com. >> they haven't fixed the technology over the years this >> reporter: airlines pretty much regulate every from fuel and how much snacks to implement on a plane. the airline industry generally has reliable systems but portions can be decades old. >> airlines are technology companies that fly airplanes. their technology systems have to be as reliable as their aircraft. >> reporter: the department of transportation tells "cbs this morning" it is i issues and continues to monitor the situation. delta is offering compensation in the form of $200 flight vouchers for people whose flights were cancelled or who suffered a three hour or longer delay. dana. >> chris, thank you. >>> ahead, an extraordinary breach

employees. >> reporter: the outage raises questions about the reliability of computer systems used by airlines, which are not regulated by the faa. last year, united and american both suffered computer problems. southwest to ground flights, a disruption that lasted days. >> they're running on a reservation system that is more than 35 years old. in fact, it once belonged to an airline that went out of business in 1982. >> reporter: george hobeck founded airfarewatchdog.com. >> a lot of airlines haven't spent enough on their technology over the years and this is why we're seeing things like this more often. everything from reservations answer seat assignments to how much fuel and snacks to load on a plane. he says delta has been rebuilding its core technologies for more than six months. the airline industry generally has reliable systems but portions can be decades old. >> airlines technology systems have to be as reliable as their aircraft. >> reporter: the department of transportation tells "cbs this morning" it is with delta over the technical issues and continues to monitor the situation. delta is offering compensation in the form of $200 flight

united airlines employee rafael magana is accused of taking jewelry from a case left behind by a passenger from aspen. investigators say- d-i-a cameras caught him taking the diamond earrings, bracelets and other jewelry worth 129 thousand dollars. they say he put them in a paper bag and left. when magana was confronted- he confessed... he's facing felony theft charges. we're still waiting to hear back from united airlines. president could learn her fate... the the broncos next starting quarterback has some big shoes to fill... why trevor siemian says he doesn't plan to try to fil em. and sometimes- your dog just gets you. scientists say tehre's a reason conifer - killed a deputies from the jefferson county sheriff's office responded. both dogs are at an animal control center in golden this morning. deputies believe the dogs belonged to the victims - but don't know why they attacked. brazil's suspended president could find out if she'll be impeached as early as today. monday dilma rousseff defended herself... as her supporters marched through the streets. she's accused of using illegal mane