robbery here at the cure. we are office yale and crime area. what she could not essay is exactly what was robbed. wasn't marijuana, cash, merchandise? the sergeant. did not say but she did say that for people walked into the front door of the cure, three black males and there were masks on their face, also a fourth suspect, a black female did not have a mask on face. and neighbor walking by told us he was not surprised to learn about this robbery. you're not surprised?>> no i am not. they mostly have to deal in cash i am sure because of the laws that exist. the perpetrators or whatever you want to call them know that and so it is easy pickings for them.>> all right. so again they are looking for four people, three black males mask, and by the way that you are is advertised as a medical marijuana facility. coming up at 10 pm we will have more detail about what happened before the robbery, howard nathan reporting live in denver back to you. developing now a record number of mosquitoes are testing positive for the west nile virus and boulder, weld and larimer counties and officials say up to 90% of the insects tested have the potential to carry the disease. colorado has seen 13 cases in humans so far this year and colorado's first death from west nile was announced last week, cbs4's melissa garcia is live in denver with more and melissa health officials are encouraging residents to help cut down on the risk.>>reporter: they are and one of the things that people really should focus on doing is draining any standing water from their property. even as little as a tablespoon of water which could come rainwater barrel can become a breeding ground for mosquitoes. officials say they are seeing fewer mosquitoes this year but do not let that fool you, they are saying a whole lot more west nile virus and they are taking action. fort collins residents to cover inside their homes as trucks sprayed pesticides to kill mosquitoes on contact.>> the sooner the better, the neighborhood needs to be sprayed if we have this is one of three high-risk zones sprayed and larimer county and researchers a colorado mosquito control is seeing a surge in the number of mosquitoes infected with west nile virus. up to 90% of the species trapped now are the type that can carry and transmit the virus compared to the 10% last year.>> west nile is a concern. if there is any chance of mosquitoes out we normally stay inside.>> while zika may be the topic of concerns on many minds or west nile is the real risk.>> this is deadly to people and it is here, we will not get rid of it, it is in our bird population and unfortunately every summer we see cases. >> this is only the second time mosquito control the spread of fort collins in the last decade and officials say they may need to deploy again in the next few months while the risk is still high before the first freeze. i am surprised fort collins is a higher rd i wish they would sprayed more often. officials say the best way to protect yourself and skin is to use an insect repellent like this one with 40% deet. reporting live melissa garcia cbs4 news. right now investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a fire that destroyed a home in steamboat springs and firefighters showed up to find the building fully engulfed and that fire had also spread to energy crews were called in to shut off a natural gas line fueling the blaze, no one was hurt but the home was a total loss. there are two robbery suspects on the run after hitting a popular drive-in movie theater in fort collins last night at the holiday twin around 10 pm heard this is a drone footage of the venue and two men apparently walked up to the ticket booth, pointed a gun at an employee and ran off with money. one suspect is described as a white male in his 20s or 30s and the other feet tall, those were apparently wearing camouflage jackets with bandannas over their faces. if you have information please call the larimer county sheriff. we are following a developing story out of milwaukee, the governor of wisconsin is but the national guard on and by after night of violence, tensions flared on saturday after a black police officer shot and killed an unarmed black man and cbs4's brian webb reports the area on edge. >>reporter: neighbors on milwaukee's north side came together sunday morning to clean up after four buildings in several cars were set on fire. a gas station burned into the ground and about 100 protesters faced off with police suited up in riot gear saturday night.>> you have a city riot going on because once again the police have failed to protect us like they say they would. >> the violence started a few hours after police officer shot and killed during a traffic stop, the 23- year-old ran the police say and had a loaded gun in his hand, investigators say that smith had a lengthy arrest record. >> the officers were in the neighborhood yesterday afternoon to preserve the safety of this neighborhood. >> milwaukee's mayor pleaded for peace moving forward.>> if you love your son and you love your daughter and you love your grandchild, tell them to stay overnight and four officers were hurt along with a 16-year- old girl hit by a stray bullet. police say they did not fire a single shot during the protest. people in the community say that tensions have been rising since at least 2014 when police killed a mentally ill black man. >> the black people of milwaukee are tired of living under this oppression. >> the state is now investigating saturday's shooting, brian webb for news.>> the officer involved in the shooting was not identified but officials say he was wearing a body camera which could help with the investigation. tomorrow a man accused of punching a black woman in denver will face a judge for sentencing, 27-year-old christopher derby is charged with a bias motivated crime and third-degree assault. 23-year-old jaclyn fitzpatrick needed stitches after that attack last year and fitzpatrick says she and her friends were waiting for right cbs4 one of the men called her a racial slur and then attacked without warning.>> i stood up and i was trying to get them to go away and get out of our faces. that is when they hit me and i don't remember what happened after. >> now derby has a long criminal history that includes several arrest for domestic violence. copter number four is live over a brief the collapsed and elizabeth and that is an outbuilding and two man was airlifted in critical condition and the second person was taken to the hospital by ambulance. it is not clear why the roof collapsed and we will keep monitoring the situation. an update on the wildfire burning near the garfield and mesa county line. the spring creek to fire is 20% contained and it is burned nearly 600 acres mostly on private land. fire crews are attacking from burned small structures and some vehicles route no word yet on the cause. meteorologist chris spears is a colorado's weather center and we all need rain. >> we definitely need rain kathy but not in the forecast in terms of anything widespread and in the 43rd time, dia it 90 since june 1 and westminster also the 900 mark. temperatures around the state, in boulder, fort collins and greatly 87 and 77 for gunnison and 92 for grand junction. on pike's peak they have a thunder shower, web camera uses it dark and ominous clouds and on doppler 4000 that is about the only thunder shower, a handful of sprinkles over south- central colorado and one thunder shower right around the pike's peak area. largely dry and it should be a dry night for you. temps this evening will be perfect to sit outside and have a barbecue here kathy as we look into the days ahead i am worried about all of the red flag warnings, not in colorado but all around us, fire danger concern brewing and potentially major change by friday. aimed new details on the 2014 plane crash that killed five op new report that the pilot is to blame. the small plane stalled and crashed and 67-year-old oliver frescona try to land on another runway when another aircraft was topping or taking off in the other direction heard. a member of the u.s. navy killed during the attack on pearl harbor is finally being laid to rest in colorado. john charles england was 20 was one of more than 400 crewmembers killed. the navy later identified his remains but never told his family. on saturday after almost 75 years england's remains were buried in colorado springs next to his parents. up next, ryan lochte and ? ? ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ? ? hush my darling... ? ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? 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[snoring.] take the roar out of snore. olympic medalist ryanlochte and three fellow us swimmers were robbed at gunpoint this when the robbers dressed as police officers pulled them over. lochte says they ordered everyone to the ground and when they refused one of them put a gun to lochte's forehead. the attackers got away with the athletes wallets and cell phones but no one was hurt. police are investigating. a traffic alert, a major closure of arapahoe road it i 25 could slow down the driveway tonight and early tomorrow. cbs fours kelly werthmann has details. re will close your beneath i 25 until early monday morning, this busy intersection is closed overnight to continue replacement work on i 25 bridge over arapahoe road and road crews will close the southbound i 25 on-ramp beginning at 8 pm tonight through 5 am. it is all part of the $66 million project aimed at improving congestion and traffic as well as safety in the area and other parts of the road and building noise walls and widening stretches of yosemite street. the project is not expected to wrap up until the summer of 2018. the closure of arapahoe road begins at 10 pm tonight and it will not reopen until 5 am so it is likely this will have an impact on the morning commute. in greenwood village kelly werthmann cbs4 news. clearly they are taking advantage of our mild weather and it is toasty chris.>> no wonder th it is cooler, we hit 90 today i'm a 88 currently in denver at the airport and a mixture of 80s and 90s on the eastern plains. 70s and low 80s of high and 80s and the 90s on the western slope, 80 for alamosa right now, a team has 83 at one of our weather watcher's house them 82 and morgan county from larry. we hit 90 at the airport, the 43rd time we've hit 90 this year and that is about average depending on how you crunch the 45900 days in denver and today was number 43, 91 at city park, a little bit about the normal of 88 and nowhere near the record of 119 62. doppler 4000 shows that he dry, a few showers passing through the southern part of the state and there were one or two in elbert county and they a faded, most of your dry with a thunder shower in progress right around pike's peak right now south- central colorado. future cast, showers fade away as we go through the night and you will wake up tomorrow morning mostly sunny skies but i stopped future cast at 10 pm, watched the top left of your screen, there is going to be what appears to be little disturbance in the upper atmosphere that roles and evident by the cloud cover and batch of showers. as it crosses the state it may kick up a few showers of the hopefully tomorrow a few of you will get rain although not widespread. the weather story for us right sitting over the southwestern united states which will backup as we go through the next few days and we call this retro grading. i stopped to this on wednesday dc this kink around washington state? there are signs of this high- pressure ridge will build up on the west coast and pulled out a batch of cool air in the front side and into the rockies by friday so it is an interesting week we have ahead and will watch several different features for you on the weather picture. tonight mild with 50s and 60s on out in the grand valley. warm tomorrow, about like today, 80s and 90s east and west, 70s to 80s up high. the five day forecast for denver, the stretch of 90s are with us in the next couple of days kathy is sort of a hot streak and isolated chance of a storm but i know you kathy and i work with you long enough, your eye is on friday and the what i just showed you on upper- level chart comes straight, we watch that always long for you.>> and we will take it, thanks. coming up in sports the rockies roller coaster week came to an ,, michael joins us with sports and where is the brotherly love and the philly area for the rockies? spin and was not in philly or in the state of xa entering today they were five games under 500 and that tells you what kind of week it has been. colorado hoping for something positive as it closes out a five-game road swing in philly today and the bright spot for the rockies has been charlie blackmon and he was again today, blackmun homers to write and that would tie things that three, moran him in a minute. the seasonings were tyler chatwood would run into serious trouble and he lasted for innings and gave up six hits chatwood dealing with back issues as well and you will be checked out by a doctor here in town tomorrow. back to black men, another home run with eight homers in the last nine games and the rockies with a chance in the ninth down by two and bases-loaded, nick hundley if that when the drop and two runs come home to score and the rockies are within one but the next batter, the first pitch swinging flies out to center and that would do it, the rockies get swept in philly 7-6 the final. >> just guys never quit no matter what the circumstances or the odds are, we still fight to the last out. that is what we have been doing and we have come up on the short end.>> tonight centurylink poll question have you lost all faith in the rockies or maybe you never had faith in the middle? yes or no. go to the sports page on cbs game is on number 14 flashing all over the field cody latimer had an 18 hi seven receptions and for comparison latimer had eight receptions and his career. hopefully thursday's preseason game is a sign of things to come and latimer has had a good camp. but the issue has been translating that into games and thursday he seemed to have good chemistry with all three quarterbacks and admitted that was a big difference from where he was last year with peyton manning.>> for me being nervous and i didn't want to mess up with peyton manning and this year is a fresh start and i go out and if i mess up i mess up and if i run fast by play fast. i need to be more focused this year than ever and i am determined.>> one of the least talked about position battles this training camp is riley dixon and punter and he is trying to kick his way past britain culprit and our mark haas sat down with colbert to talk about the competition.>> into the broncos sidelines, and effective punt once again.>> had a solid season of great performance in the super bowl and the broncos draft a punter and what was your reaction?>> but it's just the way it is, i could've been better and could of been upset and after that super bowl and things like that but that is not what it is about. the way that john elway is is he is a competitor and he wants everybod to get the best out of everyone and i respect him for that because he knows competition brings out the best.>> what is it like with riley? because have to spend a lot of time together and ultimately one of you will get a job in one of you needs to find something else. this committee can be awkward because there is a young guy coming in and to his defense he is trying to earn a living and he is trying to get a job. and to me there is a young guy kids and things like that. so it is may be more personal for me and it is not personal towards him, it is personal that i do my job. >> the broncos not the only team making news, you may have heard that the avalanche is looking for a new head coach, what was your reaction to patrick roy's resignation? tweet me, we will recap that. when michael phelps left london in 2012 he convinced us all he was done swimming and now he is leaving rio and if it is indeed the last time we see him in the pool it is certainly one to remember. phelps winning his 23rd gold medal and the medley relay in the us men's team setting a new olympic record. and for phelps it was the fifth gold of the games in the sixth overall for his career he has 28 total metals and to put that into perspective, on the list of countries phelps by himself would be ranked 32nd all- this is what i wanted to finish my career and this is the cherry i wanted to put on top of the cake. when i decided to come back i wanted to do it the right way and i have a future ahead of me i'm looking forward to was growing family and teaching markets to be water safe and growing the sports of swimming and the list is endless of what i want to do it i am done competing but by no means is this the end of my career but the start of >> certainly unbelievable career, started at the age of 15. >> is he back in four years?>> i do not think so, he has a new baby at home and he has done. >> and no one will touch him third thanks michael. another biggs - another big step in space and we will talk of the rain has stopped for now but the destruction is widespread in south louisiana. emergency crews are still trying to reach people trapped in their homes, cbs4's john champion has the latest on the deadly floods from hard-hit baton rouge.>>reporter: homes are barely visible after historic flooding across southern louisiana. volunteers with both rescued people left stranded in their homes including this family in baton rouge.>> i did not this. >> hundreds of drivers who try to evacuate ahead of the flooding have been stuck on interstate 12 since saturday and state police airlifted food and water to them. speak it is crazy and we never experienced anything like this and hopefully we when i have to do it again. >> the governor of louisiana says even though the rain has stopped in some areas the situation is still very dangerous. >> the waters will continue to rise in many areas and so this down. a >> flooding is also paralyzed travel in the region, roads and highways are underwater and close to causing backups like this. the governor says more than 7000 people have been rescued since the heavy rain started friday. one woman cried tears of joy after learning that her parents made it out safely. thousands of homes have flooded and officials say even more are now in the path of rivers and creeks that have yet to crest. dopi rouge louisiana. >> louisiana's under a state of emergency in the governor is asked for federal disaster declaration and the governor says more than 5000 people are in shelters. meteorologist chryst spears is tracking the storm in louisiana on radar and is there any relief in sight? >> temporary relief but i think it will get worse before being better, not only for louisiana the region, a stationary front and that is a line of convergence in the atmosphere and at the moment south louisiana catching a break but there is so much moisture in the region among the stalled frontal boundary. current indications are this front was it through at least wednesday and possibly into thursday. as a several days of rain could be on the way and no doubt there is a widespread flood advisories across this region all along the front. if we look at some of the rain totals this is mind blowing and it is hard inches of rain in four days in watson louisiana not too far from baton rouge, several places, monticello and jackson and wakefield all on the 20+ inches of rain in this four-day time spent. they have so much and we could use some of that water here but unfortunately not a lot of water an hour forecast but maybe we have hope going for the weekend and i will talk a few. right now there is a manhunt in georgia for the suspect in a deadly shooting of a police officer which happened in the small city of eastman. police identified the shooter as 24-year-old rahim deeds who killed officer tim smith last night when smith responded to a call about a suspicious person. happening out there is growing pressure on isis is kurdish fighters launch several tax on the terrorist group and the respect forces liberated several villages in northern iraq and officials say 120 ices fighters were killed. new video showing some of the nigerian schoolgirls kidnapped by boko around more than two years ago, will exchange the girls they say for fighters and some of the girls were killed by airstrikes in nigeria and 40 have been married off. they warn the girls will never return alive if the government tries to rescue them. metal detectors at airports turned up at an air point - airport checkpoint and rick salinger looks at the potential new security threat.>>reporter: it looks like a real gun but it is made out of plastic and it even had bullets alongside it. where it was found provided some verification for the fears of law enforcement authorities. it was in an airport security checkpoint at the reno/tahoe international airport nevada. this is why authorities are so concerned, this gun was made from a 3-d printing machine, the plans to create one were made available to all on the internet and they were placed there by a texas man named cody wilson heard>> people are saying now this is about more than guns and it is by the freedom of information and regulation of the internet.>> the state department had and take them down that many files have been downloaded and this using a laser, 3-d printing shapes molten plastic layer by layer and two years ago we took a piece of plastic molded by the machine to show what happens when it goes through security. the answer we found? it was not detected. which means airport security is vulnerable to plastic guns and this was one of 68 cases around the country st a firearm was discovered in a bag going to the checkpoint, 21 of those had a round in the chamber. rick salinger cbs4 news. >> investigators have determined the man did not have bad intentions, he was given the option to check the item but he decided to leave it behind. right now a new satellite is orbiting earth thanks to another successful launch by spacex, the satellite took off this morning from cape canaveral in florida. lift off of the falcon nine. >> the satellite will be used by a japanese company for high- speed communications and after the delivery spacex landed its rocket on a floating drone ship and the rocket can be refueled and reused dramatically cutting costs for future missions. after a seven-year ban diet soda could make a comeback in colorado public high schools, last week the state board of education debated ringing that beverage back. and for seven years now you have not been able to snag a soda in the colorado public schools, state healthy beverage standards did not allow pop, not even diet. >> this is a healthy beverage policy, diet soda is not a healthy beverage and doesn't belong in our schools.>> that has been the thinking but on wednesday the state board of education took up a proposal to lift the ban on diet soda to held in grand junction through the board's website.>> i believe parents expect us to do what we can to protect kids.>> i know a lot of parents who are tired of schools dictating what their children eat, see and learn. >> the vote was 4-3 in favor of aligning with the feds and bringing back diet sodas and high schools and leslie levine is with live well colorado. >> we are disappointed the board of education made that decision but with strong relationships with coit state and we will be able to help the school districts have stronger policies that keep diet soda out of schools.>> that is possible, local school districts in colorado can pass more restrictive beverage rules. to pass after a public hearing a vote must be unanimous and it was 4-3 is another vote will be taken at the september board cdot are preparing for sale and the drivers are saddled up for the 28th annual snow radio this week and it is a chance to brush up on their skills before fall and winter ball in.>> we have one where they have to maneuver into a really tight quarters where the tolerance on either side is maybe only 1 inch to an inch and a half and so they have to understand safe operation and correct operation of the vehicle in order to do that.>> the winners of the competition go on to compete nationally at the western snow and ice conference held up next a busy weekend at the box office, which flick took over a million ears of corn are picked a day here in olathe, colorado. and i'm glad we have a senator who uses his ears to listen to what's most important to colorado farmers. michael bennet asked what he could do to help, and then worked with republicans to make a farm bill that's making a difference to all farmers in colorado. the thing that impresses me most about michael bennet: we don't always agree, but he values our input. and i do trust michael bennet to look out for us. suicide squad killed it at the box office for the second weekend in a row and that movie brought in nearly $44 task force that will enforce changes on the planet.>> [ music ] >> while the antihero film was number one, it dropped an estimated 67% from its debut last weekend. rounding out the top five weekend movie the animated r- rated comedy sausage party comes in second, disney's pete's dragon is third and jason bourne and bad moms are fourth the comedy that tackles how and why men and women simply do not understand each other, critic at large greg moody explains why defending the caveman never fails to leave the audience laughing heard>>reporter: so many times i come home and mariah swears to me i am in a bad mood or that i am mad at her but hey, now i know, i am out of words.>> bridging thurber it was out white were between men and women. but for playwright rob becker easy amanda is not just watch the tv. no a man actually becomes the tv.>> this is a wonderful examination of how men and women sibley drive each other crazy.>> men do not understand women and women don't understand men and without we would find it out by now but nothing's changed since the prehistoric times. we still want to understand trying to figure it out.>> colorado native cody lyman the stars in this latest production at this gallery theater that everyone can see, left and relate to. spent definitely, it takes a very even look at both sexes. i always tell people the only prerequisite to enjoying the show is to a loved someone enough to be completely frustrated by them at some point. >> having seen it a number of spend a lot of time doing this.>> audiences are doing this to each other throughout the whole show.>> defending the caveman runs through august 28 at the garner galleria theater, critic at large greg moody cbs4 news.>> defending the caveman is now on stage at the garner galleria theater, had to our website for tickets, cbs taking a look at our melting camera it looks pretty nice, with sun and clouds and it is still 85 the chris spears promises we will get it cool down, right?>> [ la that we will get close, 90 at the airport the high n91 for city park, above the normal and not near the record of the above 100. currently 88, or last report of the airport, 70s and low 80s in the mountains, 92 for grand junction. greeley had 90 at the top of the hour but the weather watcher checked in with west as she wonders if we have thundershowers this evening with distant lightning shows and probably not. there are a handful of showers in south-central colorado and as fast as they pop up they die right back down. some sprinkles may try to come through larimer county but it is just too dry at the surface to support anything significant and most everybody has a relative humidity under 25%, single digits out and western colorado so very dry. the handful of showers that are out there will come to an end quickly and with the sunsets you have a pretty clear tonight. by morning clouds move in from the northwest and watch this, there is a disturbance that will ride through colorado tomorrow and as it comes across it will bring a batch of clouds and kick up showers, widely scattered but there is a chance. as it pulls onto the eastern plains they die off during the evening hours. the big weather story we are watching besides the hot start to the week and the rising fire danger is this right here, high pressure over the western and wednesday retro grades back to the pacific ocean. wednesday it tries to build a ridge of the west coast of the us and if this happens it will bring down a batch of cool air on the front side rolling in the thursday night and friday. if this all works out just like we showed you that cooldown could be pretty significant and i will show you here on the five day forecast. tonight mild, 50s and 60s along and east of interstate 20 five and 40s for the higher elevations with a for grand junction. tomorrow almost repeat of today and back into the 80s and 90s statewide with the 70s and low 80s up high and the main difference tomorrow a little more afternoon cloud cover and more in terms of the scattered showers the pop-up. this is a five day forecast, stretch of 90s or flirting with 90 the next few days and the stray afternoon showers. there is the change on friday kathy. there is one computer model i looked at before i came on air it is almost possible to say that cool this time of year so i will go mid-70s anticipating the cooldown but it is something will watch all week long.>> bring on friday. happening now it is a huge weekend for back-to-school shopping and according to the national retail federation, americans will spend more than $75 billion on school supplies. cbs4's jamie leary shows us how to save when shopping for students. >>reporter: meeting cartons of estimates indicate back-to- school shopping can cost $600 per student. it's been all these little things add up. >> if you're not conscious of your budget you can easily over spend and kyle james wright the blog rather be shopping. shop the ads and places like office depot may have great deals on basics and then do price matching. or target and if it is the same brand walmart or target will match the price.>> avoid character backpacks and lunch bags, they are usually much more expensive.>> i have two daughters and will buy a bunch of stickers and let them decorate those generic backpacks.>> and when you do go back to school shopping leave the student at home. >> go in and stay focused on your budget as they focus on the products that are the cheapest and do not let your kids influence your buying decision. >> jamie leary more money-saving tips and a some puppies are getting a second chance offer tragic start to their lives, the dog's owners in new mexico were murdered and the puppies were then taken to a shelter where they faced disease and the threat of euthanasia. tonight at 10 pm the colorado lives and what is next for these little pooches. meteorologist with spears is back with a final check of the forecast.>> kathy it will be a busy week, it will start off a hair above normal and dry with high fire danger and gradually bringing the temperatures down and hopefully increasing rain chances by friday. there is a potential pattern shift in the upper atmosphere which would be good for us and it could be good for louisiana because it will kick out that front and all the heavy rain. the weekend and the +4 more. >> if you would like to win tickets to see the dixie chicks check out our facebook page and they play at fiddler's green on september 1, like, share, 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