County. The fire is 11,000 acres, has been dubbed junkins fire. Flames have crossed highway 165. The fire is expected to cross 96 according to the Custer County office of emergency management. Residents along colorado 165 are being told to evacuate. An Evacuation Center has been set up at the valley Bible Fellowship in west cliff. Red cross says a center is open in middle. Preevacuation is in place for north creek from the Pueblo County line. C dot says the fire has closed colorado 96 in between wet more and west life. Also closed at mcenzie junction. This is detailed on our website. In eagle county the free man fire has burned about 300 acres since saturday. No buildings are threatened and no one is hurt but the wind could be causing problems talking 20 humidity and gusts up to 45 miles an hour. Its not a good combination. Lets talk to meteorologist Becky Ditchfield about this. Its scary when you think about that. A red flag warning in colorado. The danger will last all day today. Its
Happened at about 6 30 this morning in broomfield is that someone 128 for over an hour and we are just now that the driver of that semi got out of his truck or some reason the medical helicopter brushed in but he did not survive we are waiting for more information on investigators right now to identify that victim. That highway is now back open in both directions. Lots of people are still talking about the very last president ial debate last night. Hope candidates landed some real punches but the real question is that they managed to win over the voters today. 19 days left to go. And the corresponding gives us the biggest moments from the ein a matchup in what that could team moving forward. Okay pat is a bit of an issue be taken not . We are not. So lets get back to that in learning, minutes ago that donald trump has become at last night was he was not ready to say he would accept the result that they came back. But he did apparently said this morning that he would accept them if he w
Mrs. Pratt had five of them. The largest collection outside of russia, more than the queen of england owns and she had them here in this house. Later on she donated them to the Virginia State museum. So today you could see them in one of the rooms down there. She predeceased mr. Pratt by a number of years. He lived here by himself up until 1975 when well into his 90s he died and at that point he gave the house to the National Park service. Realizing its historical importance. Thanks to the jens rossty of this man that we are able to show the house to you. I hope you enjoy it. If the you have any questions ask me and of course, we have a lot of interesting things going on on the front grounds today as well. So please take advantage of those as well. The gardens were on the front of the house. Entirely obliterated. If you look at pictures, we have one on the fireplace, of that side of the house during the war, youll see no garden. After the war was over in the 1920s they then moved the g
Obviously. And more rain still coming down light drizzle or mist out there. That said looks like we catch midday break region ride for sun. Were off to pretty mild start. Quiet start. You may want to think about dressing in layers later today in the city we hit 78. Just watching for spotest of spotty showers or thunderstorms as the day progressing and every all similar to what we saw yesterday, meisha, scattered shower or storm. All right well have to take it. Thanks, katie. At least we got the 70s back. Thats what i keep telling myself. Blue route past Baltimore Pike looking hazy and foggy out there. Some of the roadways damp. Wet, they were a lot more wet when i drove in this morning earlier around 3 30 in the morning. Make note of that. Right now some of that clearing we did see some pooling of water earlier on 295. That has since been clear and in fact that pooling of water labeled as flooding. Make note of that thats since cleared and letting us now how wet it can be. Eastbound di
Cleveland park metro station flash flooding there yesterday evenings rush hour. Take a look people had to weighed out in knee deep watt to get out of the station. You can see what a problem that was. Riders said as much as 3. 5 flooded the station and while they dealt with flooding in Howard County in par mar they appeared to take the hardest hit. Some an ef 0 touched done on western part of county didnt just touchdown stayed on ground 20 minute. Winds up to 80 miles an hour damage extensive. Day a look at this the tree that fell on to a house split that house in half. Two people were inside thankfully they were not hurt. And neighbors describe a frightening afternoon. One blink of an eye horrible everything turned black we seen the trees going left and right. We ended up going downstairs and surrounding ourselves with soft stuff and put it laying probably fly. Smart, smart, young people right there. Really. Thousands remain without power including theres a threat for more receive ever