learning the details of the scope of all of this, this is a plague on the streets and in homes around the metro area. jamie leary has just stepped out of a news conference to talk about what they did. >> reporter: all of those agencies were in attendance to tout this incredible discovery including a lot of the undercover agents who had an inside hand on this seizure. the total amount of heroin collected, 47 pounds. that is not all seized. they also seized numerous handguns, assault rifles and ammunition and other drugs. the operation began in august 2015 and was dubbed the nickname of the main man behind the distribution ring over a series of wiretaps. he had a home in douglas county where he was finally arrested in july of this year. on many different suspects. the colorado attorney general spoke this afternoon and broke down the seizure by the numbers. >> 17 individuals have been arrested so far. 14 in colorado, two arizona, one in california. law enforcement has ceased 47 pounds of heroin valued at $2.2 million. we have also seized 1.4 pounds of cocaine with a value of we have taken three vehicles taken at $20,000 and 11 weapons have been recovered. >> reporter: multiple people have been arrested about 17 in total facing charges, at the state level, the conference is still going on right now. they are revealing many more details, rick sallinger will have a full report for you this >> find that conference on our facebook page, cbsdenver.com. campaign 2016 hillary clinton has tapped former colorado senator ken salazar to lead her transition team, he was the secretary of the interior in president obama's cabinet and he has served as colorado's attorney general in addition to our center. donald trump has headed up his team. some republicans going on the attack in campaign 2016 accusing hillary clinton of lying to them during her testimony about benghazi. cbs's craig boswell explains their call for a federal prosecutor. >> hillary clinton facing more questions about the private email server she used while secretary of state. >> very serious issues. let's face it, hillary clinton has not come totally clean. >> republicans in congress sent a letter to a u. s. attorney in dc saying there may be evidence she lied under testimony. >> they went through every email. >> lawmakers are looking for more inconsistencies with clinton's fbi testimony when the agency turns over notes to august any day. clinton insist to the fbi and congress and said she did nothing illegal. donald trump shifted the focus to foreign-policy with his edgy terrorism speech. his main priority centered around screening immigrants. >> i call it extreme betting. >> trump will limit or ban immigrants from countries with links to terrorism. and he wants to give a test that only allows people who respect america and their values into the u. s. somebody say do you believe in the constitution? spoke trump promised more details after being elected. craig boswell cbs news the white house. in colorado another big issue made it to the ballot with petition signatures approved it would us to allow terminally ill people to receive prescription drugs to end their lives. find out more in the 2016 campaign section of cbsdenver.com. contained a wildfire. there you see some of the burning right there burning 2000 acres total. a viewer who lives in the area said she saw a series of lightning strikes before the fire started. let's get to meteorologist dave aguilera he is in the weather center right now. >> more lightning today, we already have some in the foothills which i will show you. it is that double-edged sword, because they bring rain, however the lightning goes hand in hand. you wish you got more rain and lightning. the other problem is the heat, today is a little cooler, still about 79 degrees, 83 at the airport and 80 downtown. it will be a little cooler than yesterday. it is still relatively dry, 24% relative humidity in denver, 30% in boulder. not as dry as it could be but look at that, 19% relative humidity, 39 in west minister. not bone dry as we have seen some of these go when we have the red flag warning days when it is down to 16% but it is dry enough to get something going and live doppler 4000 showing thunderstorms coming in, blossoming up in the central mountains and we have had a few strikes already in clear keep -- creek and boulder county. more of the green blobs. >> all right. sounds like lucky charms, thanks a lot. eight more parishes under federal emergency in louisiana because of the flooding. parishes are like counties, six volunteers from the red cross in colorado are going to the flood ravaged area this week. at least eight people have died so far. in some cases people are in of the damage now. >> i worked my entire life for this. >> it is like the end of your life, the end of your world. having to start over. >> one of the hardest hit areas estimated 75% of the homes a total loss. roads are often just washed away. new developments in the massive wildfire in northern california. deputies arrested a man accused of starting the fire that has structures. >> it is my pleasure to announce, the arrest of damon anthony age 40 of clearly lake on 17 counts of larson. >> the locals were thrilled about word of that arrest. he is due in court tomorrow, we may learn about other fires he is suspected of setting. 1300 firefighters are battling the flames. > suing over the mine king oil spill. attorneys filed the suit today. the tribe joins the state of new mexico in suing, they say the epa has failed to compensate navajos for losses. a federal contractor triggered this bill that spent 3 million gallons of wastewater into rivers in colorado, new mexico and utah. the family of a fall in to soon the office and the command staff. nathan carrigan died at issued out. colby martin was shot several times and is suffering from posttraumatic stress. they were even think a man who had threatened authorities in the past. the parents of kerrigan spoke with brian maass in april. >> the man had promised the deputies if they came to the door. they were aware of this. >> when the man went into the house, why didn't they back off and wait? he wasn't going anywhere. why couldn't it wait? my son would be alive. >> the sheriff said he did not order a swat team there because he did not believe the man would get violent, the lawsuit claims they were grossly negligent and did not follow procedures. prepare more than $10,000 in damage to this school in jefferson county before school starts. two teenagers shattered more than 20 windows and doors at the peak academy over the weekend. you can see the wood is up over the windows, neighbors heard the noise and called deputies, officers found two boice on campus, each had a pipe. they dropped the pipes and ran. coming up, why it was had day at training camp we expect for the rest of the week for the broncos. later the hunt for a forget the helmets, all about the hats at broncos training camp today. also notepads after the high- energy workout including pushing and shoving, y the broncos are preparing for the 49ers this week. jared crick got the first reps today because vance walker tore his acl. the question is who will win the quarterback job. >> it is between trevor and mark sanchez, both have looked good at times, it is close, you games, if trevor siemian is the starting quarterback that means he has clearly surpassed mark sanchez. >> get more from our denver broncos insider at cbsdenver.com. dave aguilera back to talk about the rain. we have a few green blobs out there, they might get some rain drops out on the players today. here is a look outside as you look from the library camera over the you can see the clouds darkening up on the west side that is where the storms are coming from. already raining in the foothills, 83 in the city same thing at the airport. 24% with high-pressure around here, ronald sherwood our weather watcher coming in at 82 degrees and karen quinn is still at 75, but she sent in a nice-looking picture of the together, moisture coming from the west, watch into the heating of the afternoon we see thunderstorms blossoming especially down south along the san juan and a few of them are bubbling up in central areas. douglas county within the last few moments we have seen some lightning down castle rock. things are rumbling hopefully we will get some rain instead of the gusty winds and lightning. they are going to have gusty winds when they come through anywhere from 30 to 35 miles per hour on the high side when the storms get going. the wind is not a good thing for the fire danger. here we go with the futurecast. scattered showers and thunderstorms in the mountains polling over the eastern plains just like all summer long when we get past 8:00 most of those tend to move out over the eastern plains by burlington and those areas. the big thing to notice it is we will shave off a few degrees from these readings. still hot to the south wiest and out west comfortable 70s in the mountains. the breakdown for denver 88 the high today with an isolated thunderstorm. 20% a little bit bigger than yesterday, same deal tomorrow, 88 with weight day storms and thursday we transition to 83. scattered thunderstorms in the evening, the front comes through late in the the 70s friday and saturday and gives a few scattered thunderstorms. a better chance of getting some rain out of those thunderstorms. also coming up friday morning, most likely about 10,000 feet we might get dusting of snow. >> oh, boy. there it is. you put it out there. coming out how those in need thousands of people in denver have eighth chance to get free eyecare this week. free exams and free care offering to people. for the doctors it is a great way to give back to the community. >> i had several first-time patients that had never had an eye exam it is good to get them to be able to see. >> that is great news, the organizers hope to see 1000 patients by the end of thursday. the van is at the federal rico paying you southwest center, find more about the free eyecare from health specialist kathy walsh in the links and information session on cbsdenver.com. the hunt is on for a they are digging many in the southeast part of poland. the train disappeared in a mountain tunnel as the germans escaped the advancing soviet army during world war ii. last year researchers claimed they had located the train using radar. now, 35 volunteers are on the case, we could know if the train or at least the tunnel breaking news, traffic alert westbound i-70 closed at federal because a concrete truck has rolled over. one of our photographers tells us unfortunately a car is also crushed, the highway is shut down. a look at the backup from the mouse trap camera, not good. tonight on the news at 5:00 we first met a denver teacher when she offered to donate a kidney to a student, now she is about to get the chance to become a millionaire. the family of two girls who fell off a ferris wheel talks about the investigation and how their one daughter who was critically hurt is doing. final check of the forecast. some thunderstorms building in jefferson county and clear creek county, those will move course of the afternoon so we are watching for that. also, there is a potential of lightning with the storms. that could be another issue. temperatures will be slightly cooler than yesterday from denver up to fort collins we are looking at upper 80s, not too bad. a 20% chance of the storms developing this afternoon, the same deal again tomorrow and a better chance of rain coming this is haystack tv, powered by haystackhelp.com. finding reliable services can be like finding a needle in a haystack, but with haystackhelp.com, finding the needle just got a lot easier, now here's the host of haystack tv, chris kane. being injured in a car crash can be one of the scariest moments in our lives. worrying about paying the medical bills can be the furthest thing from your mind. but getting a fair settlement from the insurance company is vital. experience to get what you deserve. joseph ramos is a medical doctor. after many years practicing medicine and giving expert testimony, dr. ramos decided to get a law degree. he then founded ramos law to use his expertise as a doctor and lawyer to get the very best for his clients. dr. joseph ramos joins us today. thanks for being here. thanks for having me chris. so let's talk about what you guys do, because there's a lot of people that are out there advertising their firms, being a personal injury firm. started. i'm a medical doctor, and i'm an attorney. when you get to court, or when you get to even talking with an insurance company about injuries, it gets down to what are the injuries. it doesn't get down to what is the law. and being able to explain those injuries, that's what helps insurance companies to understand value, that's what helps get people care for the future. it really is the best of both worlds. and it's impressive, first of all, you know, that you're a doctor and an attorney, i don't know of any other person actually even in colorado that has that, i'm sure there is maybe nationwide, but i don't know of any. talk about really why it does matter though, because it is impressive, and it's got to matter. it does matter, and we're actually seeing that in our cout cases. it matters because when people understand they're fair, and when people don't understand, they're not fair, and that goes whether it's insurance companies, or juries, or whatever. we actually have been seeing in our trial cases, they're filing motions in limine to prevent me from saying i'm a medical doctor. know what i'm talking about, it'll bode poorly for these insurance companies in court. and so they're filing motions in limine, they're trying to suppress people's knowledge, when we're in there, have the knowledge base, we get that out, we get out the facts, get out the story, that makes the difference. right, and i can see that why they would want to do that, it's not fair, i can see why people would want to hire you because you have such great education and experience. let's talk about what you focus on in these personal injury do you take on any kind of cases, or is there something you like to focus on specifically? you know, we'll help anyone who's injured. the bottom line is that people need help and we're here to help them. if there's an area that i would consider a specialist, if you could consider that, it would be in catastrophic injury cases. the more complex the injury, the bigger the doctor words or medical words, the more effective we are at breaking tht down, keeping it simple, help an injured person understand what they have, help an insurance company understand wht they have, help out a jury if necessary, and that ends up in a win. no, absolutely. what about someone though that's not been in an accident? can you give them any advice? yeah, absolutely. what we've started doing, because i've seen it so frequently, is helping people to understand their insurance policies. there are so many people out there who think they have the cliche quote "full coverage." they don't have it. and so how we help people, we say, "look, send us your insurance policies, let us review these and tell you what you actually have." and there's a third of drivers on our colorado roads, if you look at the statistics, that are and you're willing to do this review of their policies for free? absolutely, yeah. if they'll email me their policy, i'll even schedule a phone consult with them afterwards, absolutely free. the reason is, is that i want to make an impact in colorado. make an impact in colorado is making sure that people are taken care of, whether they come in to my law firm or not. you can't be in these crashes and be underinsured. and financial bills are responsible for 25% of all bankruptcies. expert like yourself review their policy and make sure they're adequately covered. absolutely, you know, this is what we deal with, this is our arena. and just like you go to a cardiologist and you have a heat problem, come to us to understand your insurance polic. alright, this is really a great offer. thank you so much for sharing this. anyone watching needs to get in touch with you one way or another, whether they've been in an accident now, or just to protect themselves in the future. thank you so much. i'm going to tell people how to get a hold of you. send your insurance policy to ramos law today. changes. you can email your policy directly to joseph, his email address is [email protected]. or you can fax it over, the fax number is 303-865-5666. and of course if you need a personal injury lawyer, call them at 303-733-6353, or you can visit their website at ramoslaw.com. >> steffy: granddad, please just listen to us. quinn is dangerous. she's not good for you or the company. >> ridge: and hiring her would be a huge mistake, dad. >> rick: i've got to agree with ridge on this one. she's just gonna cause more problems. >> pam: listen to them, eric. you don't want to do something that you might regret. >> steffy: might? we all know what quinn is capable of. think about what she did to liam. c: i know where you all stand on this issue. look, you're my family. i hate to do anything to upset any of you, especially you, steffy. >> wyatt: it's over with eric. my mom promised me that she was backing off. what? it's like you're hoping that she'll mess and do something stupid. >> liam: it's not that. i just have no faith in the woman. wyatt, it is naive to think that quinn has changed, that she's