as we get it. live in unincorporated arapahoe, lauren dispirito. >> we've also posted picture of the fire and home video on cbsdenver.com. you can watch it now. police say he is tied to terror. this is the man who planted bombs in new york and new jersey over the weekend. >> only on 4, we have exclusive video of the suspect on night of the bombing, wheeling that bomb behind him. investigators piecing together just how the bomber carried out his attack and why. >> the pressure cooker bomb blew up in new york's chelsea neighborhood. a second pressure cooker bomb did not explode. this all happened after a bomb blew up outside seaside park, new jersey. right now, kenneth gregg reporting in from linden, new jersey, after reports of that arrest. >> reporter: it's safe to say a really breathing a sigh of relief tonight. after authorities caught had man on the street just hour after they released his name. bombing suspect amed khan rahami had been on the run since saturday's bombing in jersey city and the new york shower. >> we have directly new york and new jersey. >> reporter: he was caught on surveillance video near the explosion in chelsea that last 29 people injured. >> we have ever reason to believe this was an act of terror. >> reporter: authorities say rahami was sleeping in the door of a local bar when two officers confronted him. they say he shot one of those officers, then took off running. >> we did return fire to the suspect, striking him several times and taking him down. >> reporter: early monday, the jersey, and collected evidence. investigators also collected a a backpack filled with bombs at a nearby train station, including one that a robot detonated. so far, authorities say there is no indication rahami is part of a cell. >> i think it's important to remember what terrorists and violent extremists are trying to do. they are trying to hurt innocent people. but they also want to inspire fear in >> reporter: police have detained at least five others in connection with the bombings. not too long ago, we found out officials here in new jersey have officially charged this man. he's facing five different charges. those federal charges are still pending related to terrorism. jim and karen. >> you mentioned, one of the officers was hurt in that shootout. how is that person doing now? >> reporter: amazingly, those officers seem to be physically okay. there were two officers who they're expected to make a full recovery. none of their injuries were serious or critical. >> good news. kenneth, thanks very much for the update. now the presidential candidates talking about security in the explosions. hillary clinton says it shows the need for steady leadership. while donald trump says it's further proof our immigration system is steady leadershipy in world. >> from 9/11, to san bernandino, we have seen how failures to screen who is entering the united states puts all of our citizens, everyone in this room at danger. >> the candidates differences will be made even more clear in their first debate a week from wildfire near lyons. this is a slow moving fire. the fire broke out this morning on rabbit ear mountain in lair near county. no word yet how it started. new developments in the man accused of making an online threat to a colorado lawmaker. investigators arrested dylan hopkins over a facebook page targeting lauren woods. you talked to the suspect's mom today who was devastated by this. >> karen. the suspect does live with his parents in arvada. she was so emotional, at times, that she was sobbing and crying. she did not want to go on camera, but she does want to publicly and personally apologize to the senator for what her son has done. >> can i count on your support in november? >> reporter: republican senator lauren woods is back on the facebook saturday. >> he was going to shoot me and my family in the face, and if we knocked on his door, he would deliver a bullet to the head. >> reporter: woods immediately called police. 21-year-old dylan woods of arvada was arrested. woods, her volunteers, and supporters are avoiding the area where woods lives as a precaution. thsp not have a gun in their home. in hopkins' page, many of his posts do have to do with politics. >> i do have a lot of empathy for them. >> reporter: woods says in her two sessions of serving she has never been threatened. >> this was a threat of physical violence against my family. i live with my husband, but law and a grand child. the kinds of things he said has taken this who a whole new level. >> reporter: and the bond is pretty low in this case. it was set at $1,000. the suspect's parents do have to cosign for that bond, there is also a protective order in place for the senator, and the suspect will be back in court on october 12. live in jefferson county, jennifer brice, cbs4 news. right now, new develo rose medical center. denver police say they have found no evidence that any shots were fired at the hospital. the building went on lockdown. police think that after that, they heard doors slamming inside the hospital which may have sounded like gunfire. police did recover grainy surveillance footage of that man that may or may not have had a gun. >> it doesn't look at this made it into the hospital. was carrying something that could have been a pellet gun, a bb gun, really can't tell from the video. >> the hospital was on lockdown for several hours as police searched room to room. you see them all around colorado this time of the year. chili pepper venders, but one has been burning hot over possibly being ousted from her denver location at south broadway, and alameda. kathy ross joins us from the parkint albertson's, kathy? >> reporter: you know karen, this chili vendor says she was told to pack up her peppers and move out by the end of business today. even though she has this letter giving her permission to sell her peppers here. she's been upset, and so have her customers. this is the fifth season she has been roasting chilis in the but this year, owner marilyn manchego is fired up. >> i'm upset, i don't think it's fair to be angry. >> reporter: the store owner told her to pack up her chili peppers and find another place. >> which is pretty much impossible to do this late in the game. >> reporter: manchego has a letter giving her permission to do business here until november 15. she purchased permits and $2 million worth of liability insurance. she said she was told shutting down her stand the albertson's safeway merger. >> safeway's corporate was not wanting any vending done in the parking lot. >> reporter: after cbs4 contacted albertson's safeway about the chili vender, we received this statement. albertson's and the property manager have agreed to allow a sell chilis until mid-november. eviction averted. the peppers stay in this parking lot. reporting live in denver, kathy walsh, cbs4 news. >> good news, kathy, thank you. now to an update on our breaking news. the massive apartment fire along the denver county line. this is the reserve at hunter run. apartments at east yale, south oler and coming up, it can be found in some kids' cough medicines. now a leading group of pediatricians has another warning about kids and codeine. >> almost 20 years after the death of jonbenet ramsey, her death remains unsolved. the secret trip overseas that investigators took early on in this case. >> if you're outside today, you know it is still summer. i sure hope you didn't put this away, because you're going to will be 20 degrees cooler. ,, guess what's in this box? uh, no, don't. i'll just tell you: clean, renewable energy. cool, right? fact is, xcel energy is the nation's number one provider of wind energy, and has been for over a decade. whoa! that's wind for ya. ? wind, wind, wind, wiiind. ? when it comes to clean energy, we're always delivering. this year marks 20 years since jonbenet ramsey was murdered in boulder. >> now our investigator rick sallinger on this story. sounds like the trip stemmed from the underwear the murder victim was wearing. >> reporter: yes, jim and karen, and that information was dna. but the question was, and st jonbenet, or someone else? we learned d.a. investigators traveled all the way to southeast asia to visit the manufacturer of the clothing. if there is a clue that could solve this disturbing murder mystery, it may be as simple and complex as three letters. dna. small spots of blood from a still unknown person were found in jonbenet's underwear. did it come from the killer? or did it come from somewhere former adams county d.a. >> one of the things that might have been possible would be to isolate a team that worked on that particular manufacturing belt of those pants and take dna samples from them. >> reporter: so they sent asia. to the undisclosed country where the underwear was made. but grant says the trip did not pay off. >> the manufacturing process didn't really lend itself to that. they had some issues, i believe with the government. >> reporter: several years later, what has been called the most expensive dna test ever took place. john mark karr was flown to he killed the 6-year-old girl, but his dna didn't match. >> that he was considered a viable suspect believes me to believe there were folks in the office that had a much stronger opinion about the intruder theory than some of the rest of us might have had. >> reporter: what has been determined is that the dna on jonbenet's clothing did not match anyone in her family. based on that, in 2008, lacey cleared jonbenet's parents and brothe found with anyone. grand believes that early trip to southeast asia was worth the try, and now -- >> i don't know whether it's possible to determine whether a dna sample, as small, and as on the go as this one had a particular,. >> it was of asian origin or not. >> reporter: 20 years after the in finding jonbenet's killer. >> short of a confession, it is hoped one day there will be what they call a hit on that dna matching it to someone in the database who turns out to be the killer of jonbenet. >> much more on the murder investigation coming up tonight on cbs4 news at 10:00. that's after part 2 of the case of jonbenet ramsey. a special report this is the news. warning parents about the effects of the pain relief drug codeine. the drug has been linked to severe breathing reactions. now the american academy of pediatrics is advising parents not to give codeine to children under the age ever 18. despite earlier warnings, the drug is still widely available in over-the-counter cough medicines. it's a hot one. of clouds. we have moisture right into the great lakes region along the eastern seaboard. this is hurricane payne down here to the south. category 1, moving north, and you see the clouds and the moisture moving up, and now entering arizona. let's go to our hour by hour forecast with colorado. here comes that cloudiness. i think we stay in the clouds. the southern section. state could see the moisture, on, we see some moisture from the west. both locations 90 degrees. started off at 60, and a 6. normal 77, and 47. 96 and 20 are the record. so much closer to the record than we were to norm. 88 in aurora 88 and 90 right barometer. a nice shot here from manitou springs sunrise. here's one from charles, we get a lot of color here. this is larry pierce, fly fishing on the yampa river. wouldn't you love to be there on a day like today? the moon over loveland ski area. that is day 4. and they are just days away from cranking up the snow machines. 30s, 40s for the 40s and 50s out west. 80s and 90s all over the eastern plains. 70s for the mountains. mostly 80s out west. here is your denver forecast. for tonight, clear skies. temperatures nearing that 60- degree mark by morning. then for tomorrow, sunshine gives way to increasing clouds, but hot again. 89, and 90. for the next several days, you see the cool down. 81 on thursday. look at friday and saturday into the 70s. out another - a high-paid lobbyist. 131 former members of congress are now lobbyists in washington, dc. it's just considered business as usual. i consider it wrong. that's why i'm fighting for a new law to permanently ban former members of congress from ever becoming lobbyists. i'm michael bennet it's nice to say that luck's luck ran out yesterday. >> it did, for one sunday anyway. i want to get it set for mike spencer. on the down side, you hate to lose a classy player like demarcus ware. >> reporter: the win was really ware will have surgery and will miss at least a month. he left the game, and did not return. if you're looking for a silver lining, remember, ware missed all of the ota's. so missing a couple of weeks may not be the worst thing for the broncos. on the other spot of the defense, the broncos have a guy by the name of von miller. you may have heard of him. turns out, he's still pretty showed us again why he's one of the best players in the nfl. >> as good as i've ever seen, i can tell you that. he affects the game amazing. when you get somebody in a situation where you know they have to throw, and they have to get people out. they chip von a lot, and did some of those things, as long as the game is a one score game, you can do things like that. you get behind, or whatever, dangerous as he can possibly be. it looks like csu may have found a quarterback. the rams beat unc saturday. this was hill's first start, certainly not a bad debut. the numbers were nice, but the rams know, he has a big challenge ahead against minnesota. >> they're bigger, they're faster, but he's got to understand what he's got to do, and he's got to play within himself, and making comfortable with the game plan. the focus is on him, and his improvement, and understanding what he's trying to do vs. different looks. i have a feeling csu fans weren't doing this. after georgia beat missouri, this guy absolutely lost his cool. ended up breaking a glass pane as he shoved himself through the door. the good news here guys is that he's okay. stitched up, as the bulldogs take on ole miss. coming up at 6:30, xfinity monday live, shane ray is going to be our guest. of course, he had himself a heck of a day yesterday. so excited to talk to him about that. >> a missouri grad himself, so we continue to follow that breaking news tonight. copter4 over that apartment fire at the reserve at hunter run at east yale and south olster. two people ha captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: the suspect is captured alive. an afghan immigrant is arrested in the bombings in new york andr new jersey. >> as americans we do not and never will give in to fear. >> pelley: also tonight, teis >> i'm the only candidate inth this race who has been part of d the hard decisions to take terrorists off the battlefield. >> hillary clinton talks tougher about my supporters than she does about islamic terrorists. >> shots fired!>> >> pelley: video captures the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black motorist in tulsa. and we'll remember when rock wal young and loud.

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