it's closing down southbound wadsworth for now. they have brought in a big dump truck to load the dirt and asphalt they ripped up from the road. you see the cones set up? they're setting it up so now they can get one lane of southbound wadsworth open after 26th, right after crown hill. i think that's what's going to happen. as soon as they get comfortable with allowing ttaffic in there, they'll have one southbound lane and two northbound lanes of now it's still closed down at the corner of the cemetery. allison to the west, teller to the east can get you around if for at least now. a viewer told me there was debris on the westbound side of 6th near sheridan. i'm not seeing significant slowing yet. but definitely a hazard. huge delay north, northbound i- 25 is jammed solid going to fort collins. logistic at these pictures, as it was a truck towing a trailer patrol up there. and you can see from the camera we have heavy duty stop and go because of it with the right side blocked. from before harmony, heavy traffic that way. >>> from t

now expect southbound wadsworth to be blocked near 26th. you can get around it by getting to 23rd or so. no information yet on how long that's going to be lasting. highway 36 i've been looking at that, you can see it on the camera, looks pretty nice by the mall to boulder. easy driving to or from westminster and boulder this morning. >>> today tim kaine, the vice presidential candidate, will be here in denver. he's meeting with local business leaders. denvee7 reporter amanda del castillo joins us with what they're expected to talk about. >> reporter: this is e latest of several recent stops made by the democrats. earlier this month hillary clinton stopped by the knotty tie company, another small business in denver. but today the virginia senator is meeting with colorado small business leaders here in lakewood. he's expected to take a small tour at around 8:30 and get meeting at 9:30 to discuss clinton's plans for the economy. now at last check, some of the showing that the clinton/kaine ticket is up by double digits against their republican

-dot just above ground on the range on 3470 between 925 and wadsworth easier the collective think goodness out there is live on that element and how the project to make topics smoother for you. >> you know what we will literally show you how this will impact your drive either to work or to home we will jump on the sea for 70 westbound here near the park meadows mall really we are talking about a 12.5-mile stretch of the sea for 70 from i 25 all the way to wadsworth someone hundred thousand people actually drive it is a stretch back and forth on a daily basis see got estimates that about 1,000 people a month actually will move into the metro area which it begs the need for whitening this highway that john showed the picture is again heading westbound i25 from the i 25 side all the way to wadsworth on c470 again we're talking about toll lanes to toll lanes stretching westbound from i 25 to wadsworth and that one going eastbound sea .-dot says there is of the need of course and because the population continues to grow. >> a big part of the challenge and white striped widespread tradition so b

and northbound wadsworth getting by just fine. the c-dot camera, a big problem on the northbound stretch of i- 25, as you make your way across prospect road, heading up toward fort collins and the northbound stretch of i-25 here, extremely delayed because of this crash, it is in the median, of the drive, and as far as the backups along northbound, they will start out around herma here at prospect. no lanes are blocked. but it is a big time curiosity factor there. and here is where the wreck sits up to the north on the exit ramp toward prospect itself, the backups extend toward harmony road and the slowdowns across the southbound stretch of wadsworth, not too bad for now and we could see them build up and we are going to keep a close eye on this one as far as the rest of the drive and so far, pretty quiet in most spots around the city. >> thanks, amelia, for checking in on that. >>> 6:15 right now. thed ins -- the increases costs of epi-pen, the cost has gone up more than 400% since 2008. a lot of public outcry. now senators are as

they problems can result. >> we have this line through the wadsworth area. let's get a check of this this is where we start to get the up growth and that is going, that is farther south, silver lake in there also. heads up for a row and into bainbridge as this moves in. let's zoom out a little bit we will try to get the bigger picture going and you can see there are some isolated areas and wayne county with rain and he county we will have this thunderstorm that stops the rides at cedar point. they have a lightning policy there and will likely start to shut down some rights. as far as the line goes, let's put this on and get this going on lake county, and if i will stop this thing from going. this particular part of the thunderstorm we are starting to see all of this growth especially on the leading edge. this will continue eastbound toward ashtabula. in an hour or so we could be looking at heavy rain. this is running right alongside 90 so north madison, geneva and farther south as well, of course, central portions of keokuk county. that will continue to move

wadsworth shut down, use sheridan as an alternate route. cu is back in school. so is csu. and today with the clouds, a little bit less sun glare. for your updates throughout the >>> the broncos a few days away from the third preseason game and a few weeks from the start of the regular season but the not to be confused with the super bowl shuffle. remember that? [ laughter ] coach gary kubiak says trevor siemian will start against the l.a. rams this weekend. kubiak is still making up his mind between the three quarterback possibilities for the entire regular season. fans are split as to who they want leading the defending super bowl champs. >> he has the experience. he fumbles too much. and siemian say seems like he is scared. but i would think lynch. because he seems to be the one the guts. >> the broncos win. it doesn't matter which quarterback. >> he just wants the win. i agree. [ laughter ] >> denver is one and one in the preseason. luckily those don't count. two more games to iron out the kinks though. before heading to the regular season with the panthers. they're not

wadsworth to go east on highway 36, not the main lanes itself. and the wet conditions lisa was talking about up in the high country. wet here at the tunnel, wet in georgetown, and wet in other places in the high country right now. >>> 6:20. just in, the death toll has now risen in italy, it's now at earthquake hit central italy. this happened late last night. rescuers there still searching for survivors so that number from 39, we've seen it continue to rise. we do know emergency workers are struggling to reach some. this is a pretty remote town, mountainous and difficult to get to. >>> world leaders are responding. german's chancellor angela merkel says she extends her condolences to those who have lost loved ones. he also just announced he is canceling what was going to be religious training taking place early on this morning. that has now been canceled as a result of the earthquake. >>> 6:21 now. license plate profiling. apparently it's been happening in kansas. now a federal court says your colorado plates are not probable cause for kansas pol

to wadsworth. during the evening rush. >> . >> it's true. a college in california plans to add poke mon go classes. listed as a physical education course. because you'll be walking to catch the characters. bring your own phone. and you'll be responsible for the data charges. students will get one college credit. >> . about 70 at denver. 70 as well at the airport. from the southeast. temperatures outside of the eastern plains sitting in the mid to upper 70s. here tonight. including sterling. at 72. just saw that light show. up and down i 25. 60s and 70s. 68. nice and comfortable. parker. even chilly in some spots in the mountains here tonight. >> vail paz pass at 46. >> it's been a dry one as well. not just the heat. lack of rainfall. about 2.7 inches of rain so far this year. at least since june 1. at di, a. average for that time span, almost five inches. we're about two inches below that. good news over the next few days. rain chances are going to improve. plus we'll pull back on the numbers. as far as temperatures are concerned. >> in the

eventually you will see express lanes between interstate 25 and wadsworth. officials broke ground on the project today. and when it does begin, brace yourself for temporary traffic pain. >> other people use more derogatory terms. people will bear with us and we minimize disruption and keep people safe. if you have your eye on the future, it will look better and have greater capacity with less congestion. >> the project is set to begin in september and should wrap up by 2019. and many residents have been vocally against this project in its - - in the entirety of some locals have file to stop this altogether. cbs news. >> we will be looking for that tonight. and new developments, this morning we noticed the similarities in photos from a robbery and a us bank in aurora. authorities say they think it is the same man. you can see a bandage on his arm and surveillance photos tattoos on his upper left arm. >>> we know who will start tomorrow for the broncos, what the coach says the entire team needs for this game. >>> the day off for the broncos, they get ready for

police say norman wadsworth had threatened his manager darlene crook in the past with a knife. and she had a restraining order against him. but that didn't stop him from walking into the office of his des moines apartment and stabbing her 70 times in october of 2014. he was originally charged with first degree murder, but the jury reached a lesser charge, second degree murder, because of wadsworth's mental health. sentencing is set for octobe we want to remind you that when you see news, call newsline nine. that number is 319-365-9999. the linn county supervisors have passed ordinance to raise the minimum wage in the county. the vote was four to one. the ordinance would boost the minimum wage by a dollar an hour starting on january first. the next two years it would also go up by a dollar an hour, finally putting the one minimum wage worker told us the decision means a lot for low income earners. " we will be able to go to the grocery store, get the food that you need, no y want you'll be able to clothe your kids better " the supervisors have to approve two more readings of the

the train could not be stopped in time to avoid the accident which happened this afternoon near wadsworth and 108th avenue. and that is where we find cbs4's andrea florez. i understand the young woman was walking close to the tracks.>>reporter: kathy that is right, a tragic accident, one neighbor tells me he was train was stopped on its tracks heard wes mr. police are investigating a deadly accident after a woman was struck and killed by a bnsf train saturday afternoon at investigators say the woman was walking northbound close to the tracks near the 10,500 block of wadsworth boulevard before 2 pm. a train operator also headed north saw the woman and began to apply the brakes and sound the horn and she was hit by the train and pronounced dead at the scene. preliminre may have been wearing headphones. westminster police are working with bnsf officials to figure out exactly what happened leading up to the accident and that woman's identity has not been released, live in westminster andrea florez cbs4 news.>>> and tonight cbs4 has confirmed that three denver sheriff's deputies have been fire

some restrictions in place along wadsworth as you get to the south of 285. along evans at holly watching up into the high country as we see wet conditions not causing any delays. what's causing delays is the construction that seems to be nonstop up there. >>> a man claiming to be a surgeon in denver arrested accused of performing major operations on people without a license. police want to find anymore victims out there who have had contact with carlos hernandez fernandez. >> reporter: a year after a botched surgery, maria continues to work towards recovery. her attorney is by her side helping to tell her story. skin. she felt every minute of the liposuction going on and complained to the doctor. >> reporter: operating on her was this man, carlos hernandez who is no doctor. she found him online where he had a five star rating. she scheduled an appointment for a mini tummy tuck and paid thousands of dollars up front. >> at all times he held himself out as a licensed doctor in the state of colorado. >> reporter: the surgery was wrong from maria says she could

take a left and wadsworth and % back to i-70. as an easy alternate route. 29th and tennyson we havv traffic lights not working. an accident off of speer. we have a lot of activity near civic center park. we have the roads closed down for the taste of colorado and next thursday. we'll have road restrictions and road closures continuing into the weekend. we'll have the big ones like colfax and broadway closed down over the weekend for a taste of colorado. >>> donald trump is distancing himself from the k. k. k. -?again. >> this comes after former grand wizard david duke released a new political robo call saying the two arkindred spirits. trump's campaign says he does not agree with anyone associ >>> fight over vaccinations is heating up. pediatricians across the country are releasing a new policy on childhood vaccines. >>> a little girl was afraid of police. but not anymore after an (vo) we went to hollywood to ask burgers, tacos and chili d into the jennie-o tasting booth to find out. with just one bite, they knew. now it's your t

an accident this morning in the eastbound direction of u.s. 36 as you get past wadsworth. it's off to the right shoulder and a look across the denver metro area we have that volume in the usual spots slowing down and loading up. we may have a trouble spot in the northbound direction as you at holly where there's a stall and an accident southbound. >>> this is the news in business this morning. it turns out not everything bigger is better and america is feeling cheesy this morning. jill wagner is live at the new york stock exchange to explain all this. hi jill. >> reporter: good morning, it's been a quiet week in wall street. a lot of the nasdaq was up 15 points and futures pointing to a higher open. >>> sharers for the epipen fell on tuesday -- -- shares. some members are of congress are calling for an investigation. >>> homes are getting smaller. the national association of home builders says square footage of a median single family home fell by 70%. and appeal to baby boomers who want to down size. >>> there's too much cheese in the united states. stock piles are at the

britt as we look, it's a tough drive from sheraton to wadsworth on highway 36. there was an accident at 112nd, but that was cleared. >>> >> thank you joel. after firefighters rescued him. this happened on south currenty street on florida and hole loochlt the man was sent to the hospital. police are looking into the cause. they found several oxygen tanks inside the home. >>> let the games begin. the summer olympics kickoff tonight with the opening ceremony. >> we hope the game can begin. those workers are working around the clock to make sure everybody is ready. jaime yuccas reports from b snapping pictures and making memories ahead of the olympic games. >> i'm excited to see everyone with that new energy because i've never seen it, only on the television. >> officers watch the crowds closely. >> my antenna is up, but it's nice to see the presence here, it's what i would expect at an olympic. >> military ships can be spotted right off the cost. >> the well maintained landscaping and the beautiful pedestrian walkway for the olympics if the behind me, this is what

eastbound 136, a crash in the area of wadsworth. a couple of cars on the right shoulder. and on top of that, new 225 activity, tarhonda, isolated in the northbound direction, between almeda and colfax. >> at least thank you, amelia. >>> when you get up to go to work this morning, you might notice a little chill in the air. >> what is all this? >> it is just a draping of the coat now. not the full coat on. not that cold out here. >> but it is cool. it is chilly out here. and no sun to warm you up. the colorado sun which heats you up so often, that takes you back to boulder. looking at the flat irons. shrouded in overcast this morning. you will be lucky to get a few areas of sunshine, off and on, would say, and half hour ago, i was out here, with the red umbrella, right now, i don't need it. however, we are seeing some good showers, in jeff co, down over crow hill and through bailey, and looking up toward fort colin, and it might be a shower or two around windsor, and it has been raining nicely from brush up to logan county. during the course of the morning today. what you

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and wadsworth. some residents living along the corridor want the work stopped. until c-dot does more noise testing to install sound walls near the neighborhood. dollar project will cut about 18 minutes after your evening compute commute. and cost about 6 dollars during peek hours. >> . something boulder prosecutors say they see too often. cu student athletes not held accountable for campus sex assaults. >> . jurors convicted him of felony sexual assault. of another student. and prosecutors asked the judge to send him to prison. but the judge gave him probation. and sentenced him to two years in jail. where he will be eligible for work or school release. >> . will have to register as a sex offender. >> . new information in the fight against terror. killed fighting isis. forces in syria. friends say 22 year-old jordan left his home in castle rock. to fight as a humanitarian. >> . suddenly announced he was leaving for syria. to join the curtish group. ypg. he tried to talk him out of it. >> . that's the craziest thing i he didn't have any connection. he doesn't eve

to wadsworth. during evening rush. >> . colorado man killed over seas. while fighting in syria. tkorgt facebook. he is from alamosa. family now lives in castle rock. he was over seas fighting for the curtic people protection unit. when he died. this is the second man from colorado to die while fighting isis in syria. last month baltimore police department has been in the spotlight. his death prompted a department of justice review of the entire department. that report out lines what the doj calls a pattern of violating the constitution. and antidiscrimination laws. >> . found baltimore police routinely use excessive force. retaliated against people engaging in constitutionally searches and arrests. especially of african americans. >> . 6 years of data and conversation with groups. >> . diet soda in colorado high schools would feed a variety of problems. including obesity and tooth decay. >> . broncos football returns tomorrow. finally. >> . it's here. >> we have been waiting to read that headline. >> . the team in chicago right now. preparing for the first still considered this

they are suspects in a home burglary off upham street and w 66the ave just off wadsworth blvd. police say they took a laptop and credit cards - then used the cards at businesses nearby. if you recognize either of these people - you can leave an anonymous tip with the metro denver crime stoppers - and possibly earn a reward. the number is 720- 913-stop. west nile virus has arrived. colorado has 13 cases of it. and now -- the state health department is reporting its first west nile death of the year. but health workers say the virus is rarely fatal -- 80 percent of those who get west nile have no symptoms. still -- precautions are recommended. wear long sleeves and use repellent with deet in it -- and watch out for areas with standing water. donald trump is continuing his florida today... yesterday -- the republican presidential nominee took a shot at president obama's foreign policy agenda.. in doing so -- he suggested that the president was the founder of the islamic state...and that trump's opponent, democrat hillary clinton, was the co-founder. 41?&li?brd nigh?tclub shooter ?

a couple extra minutes from wadsworth to sheridan because of the sun. >> thank you very much. >>> urgent plea from an emotional family. they had their jeep stolen at wadsworth and mississippi last old dog, jake, who was inside the jeep when it was stolen. >> i want my dog home safe. please. please help. >> there is a $200 reward for the first person to bring jake them safe. >>> a hollywood legend has passed away. coming up, we take a look back at gene wilder's legacy. >>> as we head to break we give you another live look inside denver international airrort. those wait times >>> just into the desk italian coast guard confirms it rescued 6500 migrants near libya including a newborn baby pictures here. she was one of the ones they rescued. a little one who has a twin, two we understand made it safely to shore, as well. it took 40 rescue missions to officials say the vessels they were on were too small and not sea worthy. >>> breaking overnight a suicide bomber targets the chinese embassy. authorities say the person drove through the entrance and set off a bomb. the bomber was the only perso

. >>> developing now a young woman is hit and killed near wadsworth and 108th in applied the brakes and sounded the horn but were unable to stop in time to avoid the crash. the woman was pronounced dead at the scene, she may have been wearing headphones at the time in her identity has not been released. >>> new developments on a story we brought you yesterday morning, a swat standoff in lakewood ended in gunfire and the man shot by police died of his injuries. this happened outside a 7- eleven on first and sheridan, >>reporter: neighbors were jolted by the gunfire hitting the red pickup. >> i woke up to 3 gunshots. >>reporter: lakewood police were looking for the man in the pickup saying he had 7 warrants against him. they found him at 4:20 am this morning. >> the agents backed off and they were able to get phone contact. >>reporter: 3 hours later a decision was made by the swat team to open fire after he to test the police, you will not win. >>reporter: the man was a life with a transported him. >> on whether they got him but who knows if it's the right way or the wrong way. it makes a

orville, canal fulton and wadsworth, good heavy rain in that stretches back into ravenna along the turnpike getting heavy rain in central portage county. a lot of 70s out there. we had 82 in cleveland and now it's down to 77. akron, madonna lots of sevens. fremont, mansfield, akron, 77, dew points near 70. front. the actual cooler drier air is still back to our north. that will arrive overnight, you will notice a big difference tomorrow. 77 downtown. there's our live look, cloudy skies 67 degrees two points wind out of the north at 15 miles per hour. rob powers says two home runs record highs 99. oak mites are high and ragweed pollen continues in the moderate category. i want to show you the track, once it gets to florida it will track along the shoreline, coastal flooding damage and heavy rain. we are talking 6 to 10 inches of rain for some portions of the carolinas. the best place to be will be right here in greater cleveland. cooler drier air is settling in and a gradual warm-up with dry weather all the way through your holiday weekend. excellent. 62 degrees, early showers, 74 tomorrow b

. >> and another public meeting is scheduled for tonight at wadsworth high school and there is noy formal start time to the meeting. comments will be taken from 5 to 10 and we're keep you updated. >> and thank you. >>> and a ashtabula county and four sheriff's deputies on paid leave go is. >> and all were involved in a chase and it ended with shots fired and the suspect's car crashing. and it's not fear whether the suspect was killed by a gun fire or the crash and he was a suspect in the robbery. >> we knew he had a weapon. when he -- when they observed it and he was not listening to >> and all four deputies on leave have fired shot says during the chase. a woman was in the car with martin at the time and she was taken to the sheriff's department. and investigators said martin has a long criminal record. >> and we to an update on a storm from yesterday. people cleveland's west side fighting back against prostitution in the neighborhood and they're putting it onp online after recording it. a number of mean reached out to us and we took your -- people reached out to u your concerns to city

slowing in the westbound direction on the approach to wadsworth. look at this green we have. we have the road weather index causing slowing. c-470 nice and wide open as well as 285. >>> the circus is heading back to town but without some of its biggest stars. more on why elephants are out. >> reporter: for more than 130 years elephants have been part of the ringling brother cuss experience. circus. now they are having a human only circus it opened up the door for us to try something that american audiences have never seen before. >> reporter: american circus tradition has always had a focus on animal acts but times have changed and concern for the animals have grown. ringling brothers is catching up. >> i think if the root of it is really a focus on conservation. as many people know, elephants in the wild are severely endangered and there's few organizations in the world that are legitimately combatting the issue. we have been at it since 1995. >> reporter: out of this world still features a lion and tiger act which i wonde dog and horse act placed in an out of place story li

it's on kipling to wadsworth. there's going to be quite a bit of delays as a result of this as you can see. some slowdowns westbound, colfax and northbound wadsworth. alan i would suggest if you could, you may have to take sheridan and federal down to 6th avenue (vo) we went to hollywood to ask if america's favorites - burgers, tacos and chili could taste just as great made with turkey. thousands stepped into the jennie-o tasting booth to find out. with just one bite, they knew. >>> welcome back. most of our rain is on the western slope where we have heavier rainfall towards the colburn area. most rain possible today. we're concerned about flash flooding. it starts at noon to our west. our future cast, we're mainly on the dry side this morning with a few showers possible. but the heavy stuff comes later this around overnight tonight with more possible tomorrow evening. ? >>> the olympic games from rio de janeiro, where they are hours away from the opening ceremony. it's always exciting for me to see the athletes f

wheels and the ramp is blocked off closing i-25. 70 is not affected and this is take place close to wadsworth and would be your best and easiest route. what's going on? flashing lights are in place. don't expect your highway drive to be affected because it's so early. south of colfax, 14th and involving a car and we have a call to learn more. as we plan for our tuesday drive, we have the rockies- dodgers game and possibility for light rain and heading through the day, broadway and mississippi road, south of 25. >>> what started off as an >>> it's election day but not the big one. voters will head to the polls in arizona and florida. in florida, marco rubio is trying to get elected for a second term. there will be a congressional race there. former democratic national committee chair debbie watersman schultz will be up bernie sanders, and arizona senator mccain seeks sixth term. >>> colorado voters won't head back to the polls until the fall but when november 8 comes along, you'll likely be join by a lot of people, more than any other state. the state elections director says colorado has the h

another meeting is scheduled for tonight at wadsworth high school. >>> and worldfires turning neighborhoods into warzones. the latest on the blaze out west. it just continues to burn and burn. >> and uber sues over new rules. why a high court wants all drivers to take an english exam. >> and deal. how the airline is making in- flight luxury affordable for the average person: back after . >>> new at the noon hour, uber has launched a legal battle against new rules requiring london taxi drivers to learn english starting october 1st. london will require drivers from non-english-speaking countries to pass language higher penalties. uber is not happy about the change. and has filed a lawsuit against the new rules. the officials of the city of london say that drivers have to be able to communicate in english to discuss a fare or safety issues. uber supports the idea of testing spoken english skills and believes making drivers sit for a two-hour exam is unnecessary. uber said the new rules will affect thousands of drivers applying or renewing their existing licenses. more people will be flying ove

the express lanes will go in on c470 from i-25 to wadsworth. what are neighbors so concerned about? >> reporter: the big concern is noise. the more tha cars pass along this stretch every day. and numbers are expected to increase by 40% in 20 years. some homeowners say expansion without noise barriers is a deal-breaker. [ laughter ] >> reporter: smiling politicians and shovels. officially marking the start of the ambitious c470 expansion project. 2.5 year $276 million project added to express lanes >> in about 25.5 mile, we're going to improve the commute times for a lot of folks who rely on this road >> reporter: todd ables lives 200 yards from c470. he supports the neighborhood coalition and filed an injunction saturday to block the construction. the major complaint, noise. >> you can seriously hear the noise, traffic. when she's ten feet away from me, you can't hear. >> reporter: the expansion plan had noise barriers along the highway. cdot dropped the barriers after s said they would not reduce noise for neighbors. coalition tests dispute that claimant. >> it's the noise pollutio

it involves neighborhoods in the stanley lake area from wadsworth to west indiana, north suzanne mccarol shows us people who own property in this area as of june 7th, 1989, might be getting a check. >> reporter: some of the residents in this affected area started finding legal papers are in class action lawsuit 26 years ago. >> did you think this day would ever come after 26 years? >> frankly i wasn't sure i'd ever live long enough. >> reporter: kathy has owned a says home owners hike her will likely get $12,000 to $14,000 from this settlement. >> what is justice? but i guess it's as good as whatever we're gonna get! >> you're entitled to money from the settlement. >> reporter: this money doesn't want us to use her name. she says she worked at rocky flats, owns this home near there but won't take any money. >> why would i try to get money from it because of it? >> reporter: still the majority of owners likely to get money by the first half of 2017 are expected to take it gracefully, after decades of waiting. >> i think the important thing is that they're hold the government contractors a

it is not safe to drive in several southbound lanes on wadsworth are closed. >>> the weather is changing across the state. temperature is 85 for the high 90s over southeastern colorado. state as a cold front begins to move in. there is not much moisture in denver or along the i-25 % corridor. there is heavier rain and even snow above 13,000 feet in the mountains. the conditions has our camera in loveland showing great showers but we have cooler days ahead with pockets of heavy rain over parts of colorado and snow >>> democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine brought the clinton campaign to our state taking a tour in talking about her new small business plan. during the roundtable, local business owners talked about the problems they face every day like regulations and a lack of qualified workers. >> we just want to make it easier to start with. being able to start and having a culture not complicated is important. that involves a lot about the repertory processes at the federal level and also the state and local levels. >> kaine also talked about his fond memories of lakewood. >>>

two and half year, $276 million project will add to express lanes on c-4 70 from interstate 25 to wadsworth and douglas county. >> for about 12 1/2 miles we will improve the commute times for a lot of also rely on this road.>> highlands ranch resident hundred yards and he supports the neighborhood coalition that filed an injunction wednesday to block the highway construction and the major complaint was noise. >> when i am out here playing with my daughter you can seriously hear the noise and the traffic and if she is 10 feet away for me you really cannot even hear what she is trying to tell me. >> the original expansion plan and included noise barriers but they dropped the bears after recent tests said it would not reduce noise for ables or his neighbors but independent claim. >> it is noise pollution and when they double the size of the road you will see a lot more traffic. the director says of road expansion is necessary to withstand douglas county's population explosion and he welcomes the coalition's lawsuit.>> is there something we need to do additionally we will do it but we feel we h

you have to go up marshal to 52nd to wadsworth and continue west on i-70. >>> he opens several living home -- sober living homes across the state. why he is being chased from colorado. >>> a local man's jeep was stolen. ? ? ? you live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. >>> a denver officer opens fire why investigators say it was a last resort. >>> this centennial man will not be winning any father of the year awards. why deputies say he crashed his car. >>> chipotle on the defensive. why former employees across the country are now suing the denver-based chain. > wild weather in colorado springs. look at all of this hhil piled up and all the rain. it looks like it was snowing down there. >> they had to bring out the heavy equipment for that. some cars got stuck in rising waters. f0 neighbors used what they had to tow cars out of the flooding. t's turn it over to lisa and find out what is happening in the first alert center. f0 >> we are going to see

here's a look at highway 36 and wadsworth. there's reports of slow traffic as you can see with the headlights eastbound, but at wards worth, it's -- alan as we look at the metro picture, slow spots at highway 36 and there's a stall at denver west. >> joel, thanks a lot. >>> a video of a tornado tearing through a community in florida. the storm caught on surveillance camera. this is nassau county in northeast florida right here. you can see part of a truck get other things like trash cans and ladders went flying and as a result, there's 8 containers hurt. >>> tornado knocked down buildings in new orleans. tons of thousands of homes and businesses lost power. lauren bail reports. >>reporter: it's a site many folks in new orleans have never seen. >> it's unbelievable and an am confirmed an ef-0 tornado touched down in new orleans. >> i was standing across the street and the winds kicked up to 60, 70 miles-an-hour. i saw rotating tree debris and yelled tornado. >> the wind was so strong, the wind was picking us up. >> this was a s

an 11-minute drive to get from wadsworth to i-25. >>> a community is mourning two beloved nuns found dead in their home. a suspect has confessed to this terrible crime. hena daniels has the latest this morning. >> reporter: mourners stop by saint thomas church sunday sisters murdered. >> she helped all the people in the community. >> reporter: the women were nurses who served at a clinic in the poorest county in mississippi. friends say they were inseparable. >> these were people that treated everybody with dignity and that care and compassion. >> reporter: police discovered their bodies after they didn't show up for work last thursday. they were stabbed to death. the murder shocked theht knit community of dur rant we have never had anything like this happen before. >> reporter: police arrested 46-year old rodney sanders over the weekend after he confessed to killing the woman. he had within in trouble before for felony dui and armed robbery. >> this is one of the poorest counties in mississippi. >> reporter: still unclear why he chose these women of faith >> sanders is now charged w

another public meeting is scheduled-for-tonight in wadsworth high school and there is no formal start but comments will be taken from 5 to 10:00 p.m. and fcrc was hoping to make a decision about the pipeline this summer. they originally wanted to begin construction in early 2017. of course, we'll keep you updated if >> and thank you so much. >> to a story you will see on 5. people living in cuyahoga falls have sticker shock. some of their utility bills doubled. the falls runs its own utility, including water, sewer and electric. the mayor said this is a billing mistake and not a rate hike and he's blaming a software issue. >> we found there were some errors. they get kicked back. when we have 26,000 customers to do manual checks on those delay that bill going out. >> and because bills were late getting out, some customers are facing late fees, but the mayor said the fees will be eliminated. >>> and cleveland's minimum wage could be decided by voters in november . >> we have been telling you about the group raise up cleveland for months now. it finalized the ballot language. this is wh

it happened on wadsworth boulevard in westminster around 130. a person was walking northbound close to the tracks and she was hit. the train started breaking and the person did not react in time. the train couldn't stop her diu are told the victim was an adult female. she was pronounced dead at the scene. we will let you know more information as soon as we get it but police say she may have been wearing headphones at the time. we turn to the supreme court where justice sonia sophomore a is coming to colorado. she is going to speak at cu boulder next month. she will deliver the fifth annual john paul stevens lecture at the university of colorado law school. it's part of the law schools ongoing program to bring justice is past and present to campus to the fireside chat style if it is friday, september 2. a limited number of seats are open to the general public and are free. >> school districtacross the state are drying up for school. they are needing my bus drivers. they are trying to keep up with the appropriate number of bus drivers. most distri

. >> injuries sustained 2 years ago in this deadly crash at 75th and wadsworth. lindsay had a shattered femur in one leg and -- she had a half a dozen surgeries. >> i have an inch difference on my leg, so i have one more lanae died at the scene. >> we were really close. so sometimes it's weird to think about her. it's like a little bit too much. >> lindsay was driving lanae in the passenger seat when headlights came at them head on. lindsay said it happened in seconds >> it's traumatizing to this day. i remember it clearly texting before the crash and pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide and vehicular homicide. >> i'm sorry something this terrible had to happen to us. i think what i could have done to save your precious life that night. >> it was hard. it was probably the hardest thing to do, but i felt like i spoke for lanae. >> bond was sentenced to 28 years in prison. lindsay sentence although nothing will take back what happened. >> it's pretty fresh. it feels like i popped in a new life, like, when it happened. i kind of, like, i just started a whole new lif

. >> injuries sustained 2 years ago in this deadly crash at 75th and wadsworth. she had a broken femur and a broken arm and broken bones in her ankle and foot and a half a dozen my leg, so i have one more surgery to go through. >> worst of all, she lost her best friend in the crash. dike died at the scene. >> we were really close. sometimes it's weird to think about her. it's like a little bit too much. >> lindsay was driving lanae in the passenger seat when headlights came at them. lindsay said it happened in >> it's trauma tieing until this day. >> he was driving drunk and texting in those seconds before the crash. he pleaded guilty to vehicular homicide and vehicular assault. lindsay spoke at the sentencing. >> i'm sorry something this terrible had to happen to us. anything i could have done to save your precious life that night -- >> it was the hardest thing to do. lanae. >> vaughn was sentenced to 28 years in prison. lindsay is satisfied with the sentence although nothing will take back what happened. >> it's pretty fresh. it feels like i almost popped into

wadsworth and cross drive an accident there. it's going to be an active morning it looks like. hopefully things will settle down in a bit on the roads, and also our computer systems. >>> thank you. we're tracking breaking news out of littleton going on now. columbine valley country club. >> it is where our own daryl orr joins us now. you just got there, what's going on? >> reporter: we're out here at fair way drive in littleton at the columbineevalley country club. take a look at this. warehouse on firr right now. fire crews, we're going to zoom innand show you this, they are digging into, you sparks flying there, they're trying to dig into the warehouse to get the fire out. a lot of residents on the golf course just watching this buildinggon fire right now. we don't see any visible flames. as we pull out you can see a lot of smoke in the air. they have a ladder truck, which is just above the warehouse right now. fire crews have been out here for about an hour now. they're telling us there's so crews are going to be out here. 3 it's not really affecting traffic, but definitely

there's another one coming in on wadsworth and west cross drive just north of bellevue. there. everyone else around town is in okay shape. >>> apple is trying to immrove the way you connect on social media. >> in today's tech bytes, apple is reportedly testing a new video sharing and editing app for the iphone and ipad and could be out next year. >>> a first for president obama be in a 3-d film for the national parks. >>> dominoes system greated a drone delivery in new zealand predicting trial deliveries there by the end of the year. >> but because of rules here, don't expect your pizza delivered by drone any time soon. >> i wonder if >>> 4:56 now. this wasn't supposed to happen. how a denver public school van crashed into some garages. >>> denver tops a lot of great lists. but if you want your face to look young and fresh, this is not the place for you. ? what if we designed a paint that not only made your bathroom look like a spa but stood up to the humidity of a shower this steamy. this steamy yep, even this one. if it's a matte finish paint, and can resist any amount of moi

it's going to be slow traffic down to wadsworth. light malfunction at -- >>> some say landlord was taking advantage of the situation and not doing proper maintenance on their property. >> suzanne carol looks at renter's rights. >> she's making due in an apartment in aurora. her husband and two kids used to live in the park hill area. >> my mother levels 2 blocks away from where we live at. >> she had her schools and se >> we were there a year. >> after moving in, she started noticing problems. the ceiling in the basement leaked and the water pressure leak. >> electrical going off and having to go out and flip the breaker. >> the landlord fixed some problems, yolanda says the house was hazardous. >> because i felt 1 day me and my husband were going to be gone and my kids were going to be there and something was going on >> xcel energy agreed. it was a dangerous condition in the heating system. when denver's department of environmental health came out they found numerous code violations and an electrician says the panel was a fire haz

but then he gave a great speech talking about the happy warrior taken from a wadsworth poem and the crowd erupted. they were just deliriously happy and they were clapping not just for al smith, but certainly for franklin roosevelt as well. and four years later, roosevelt was elected governor of new york. and in 1930, he was re-elected by a landslide. 1930, president herbert hoover appointed hughes chief justice of the united states. so you can see they are beginning to come together. of course, by 1930, there was great talk of roosevelt as the democratic nominee for president in 1932. so in 1932, of course, he campaigned against hoover and beat him very badly. and in 1933, march of 1933, franklin roosevelt and charles evans hughes exchanged letters. and franklin roosevelt wanted to know if he could recite the entire oath, not just saying "i do." and in asking hughes if that was okay, he remarked that it was very interesting he thought that one former new york governor would be administering the oath to another new york governor and they each expressed great respect for each other and look

on wadsworth at 23rd for a water main break. couple of problems northbbund kipling, looks like it's clear at jewell. still delays from 285. a llt of traffic, 45 minutes to >>> live from new york city, it is "the wendy williams show." >> the kids have come to play today. >> you won't believe what i'm about to tell you. >> with all due respect -- my girls are always turned out. i give it to you straight, no change. >>> now, here's wendy! >> thank you for watching. we're going to have a great day here at wendy's.

wadsworth and 105th saturday night. investigators say she didn't hear the train's horn because she had head phones on. >>> a hotel investment company is revealing it's been targeted by hackers at several hotels for months now and one is in control. hei says malware put in place in at least 20 hyatt, sheraton, westin and marriott locations could have and credit card numbers and pin codes. the westin snow mass resort was one of those affected. >>> thank you for joining us. it's already heating up out there. >> today is the hottest day on the seven-day forecast. we are already well into the 80s and we'll get well into the we have a through the mountains. take a look at the loveland camera, seeing a little activity along i-70. a few storms will drop and roll east. as you're planning out the day, we have mostly sunny skies through mid-afternoon. that means temperatures about 10 degrees warmer than where we are right now, right around 90 to 92 by 3:00 and 4:00. it's 90s colorado today, more 70s and 80s in the mountains. comin

a jury found 76-year-old norman wadsworth guilty of 2nd degree murder yesterday. prosecutors said he stabbed his landlord, 48- year-old rebecc c 20-14. they say he stabbed her dozens of times after crook evicted him from his apartment. he will likely be sentenced to 50 years in prison. ten years. that's how long a federal judge says a dubuque man will be in prison after he fired a gun into jackson park, with children near. cowan godfrey pleaded guilty to felony possession of ammunition in march. a release from the justice department says the 31-year-old was found a gun in a nearby car and fired seven shots into the park. children and families were there at the time. at least one bullet hit playground equipment. no one was hurt. a waterloo man faces human trafficking charges. prosecutors say he convinced two teenaged girls from illinois to come to waterloo. 35 year old lawrence campbell is now in the black hawk county jail. his bond is set at 40 thousand dollars. he faces two counts of humantr police got a call monday about two teenagers shoplifting at a waterloo s

. >> > video shows the car careening into a crowded dance form including ken wadsworth. >> > anby the time i saw that it was over. he was dancing with his girlfriend, who is hospitalized with critical injuries. >> hofelt like it was an undertow at the beach. more than 100 took in the sounds of frank dean martin add a similar concert, greenbrier commons they said that the senate for your driver was backing out of a parking spot accidentally hit in the gas pedal instead of the brake pedal she crashed into another car. >> she said that she was not feeling rather well that's why she left early,at i interviewed her last night it just appears that it was a terrible accident. >> it happened just steps from the parma heights police station, an officer. the screams for help. >> the officer was there within seconds and he called for squads. >> says that charges are pending against the driver. >> the car that the woman was driving is impounded, police

surveillance video shows the car moving backwards onto the dance floor injuring eight people including ken wadsworth. nt kthe time i realized it was coming it was overt i and i just saw it. >> is dancing with his 68-year-old girlfriend who is hospitalized with critical injuries. undertow on the beach and it is taking you into the sand. >> before the sunday crash, 100 people were at a concert listen to the sounds of frank sinatra and dean martinco in greenbrier commons. >> driver was backing out as she hit the gas pedal instead of the brake pedal that crashed into the ed crash floor and into another car. >> a a medical condition she said that she was not feeling rather well that's why she left a bit early, i interviewed her and it just appears that it waswe a terrible accident. >> it happened just steps from the parma heights waystationpp. >> he was there within seconds and calling for squads. >> astll he says that are pending against the driver. and if she's going to come out of this, and in what shape? >> n the driver, car is impounded, they want to make sure that there was not some sort of,t mecha