police say he then went on a shooting spree and led officers on a chase that ended at koufax and yosemite. jamie leary, we learned both the victims and suspects' families were there. >> reporter: yes. it was a pretty tense courtroom. he remains a person of interest. he faced the judge for that separate case, the shooting d afternoon in aurora. now draper was arrested sunday around -- just afternoon when he carjacked a woman at gunpoint and went on a shooting spree and fired his gun in four separate times. he pointed a loaded gun at police and a chasten sued. fortunately, nobody was hurt. he remains a shooter of interest. her name was ashley ross draper. she was found shot to death in her apartment in aurora. although the hearing was about the shooting and car chase, her entire family was present. he has not been charged with her murder but they wanted to be present for her. that is what they told the attorney to say this afternoon. draper had many family members present well. definitely a tense environment, sitting on opposite sides of the court room, neither wanting to foe on camera to talk to the media. his bond was set for $300,000. he is facing aggravated burglary and murder. the judge says he has at least seven prior felony convictions in this state. this will be along court case for him. his family said they will be attending this standing by his support on his side. he will make another court appearance for formal filing of charges tomorrow morning. jamie leary, cbs4news. thank you. a developing story now. in denver, police say a woman's death is no longer suspicious. this after police took her husband, a local pastor into custody last night. the woman's body was found in her home on east andrews drive near 46th. neighbors say the been sick. police say there will be an autopsy today. they showed some incredible fog over the denver metro area this morning. there you see not much of anything really. pretty opaque from this perspective. the fog, accompanied by much cooler temperatures, means it feels like fog, but we're also watching for storms to flare- up. >> there are some bigger thunderstorms in parts of the into colorado. we're on the dry side, but in moch fit county we have had pretty big thunderstorms roll on through. there was intense hail there. you're getting lightning right now and as we head down south from parts of the san juans, and then down south, we do have thunderstorms right now and we'll move on up more we have thunderstorm activity scattered up to rifle. here in denver, not much for us now, but we have the possibility later today. the mountains. you may get hail with the lightning. down south and then into the eastern plains including here in the denver area. we may get hail out of today's storms, lightning and heavy rainfall if you to get a thunderstorm. for today we'll see the chance of these storms popping some may head our way into the evening and pick up more steam as they head out to the eastern plains. right now back to you. >> thank you. the latest now from denver police about a homicide that happened early sunday morning. he was shot and killed at 29th and well ton after he left a nightclub. police have not released any details about a possible suspect. crimestoppers is offering a $2,000 reward for information lein monument police want residents to keep their eyes and ears open. there have been several overnight vehicle break-ins. police tell us all the victims' cars were unlocked and they remind drivers not to leave valuables in plain view or leave them in plain sight, just take them out of the car. always lock your car doors as well. he talked about his meeting that happened yesterday. instagram about an hour ago. he says he is going to donate $300 for every tackle he makes this season to several organizations for the denver community. he respects and supports his first amendment rights but marshall picked up a new endorsement after being dropped by two music producer russell simmons offered him a deal. he calls it social in jus in our country. he is kneeling during the national anthem at football games. >> >> details about w of the three coaches hurt in this crash on sunday. they are now back home today. he had a rough few days in the hospital, but he said he is home now. he remains in the hospital. was killed. we told you legacy high school officials announced the game will go on as scheduled. players have been checked out before playing and they are all okay. there is a new scientist along 285 commemorating this sergeant. this is sergeant shaun renfrew. he was off duty when he stopped to help a family involved in crash. a car hit and killed him. the 15-year department veteran leaves behind a wife and four children. new at noon. the state's board of education lifted a ban on diet soda in colorado schools and this is a 7 year ban. the board says this is an effort to realign the healthy beverages policy with federal rules which gives schools the high schools. colin powell's private words have surfaced to the public. his spokesman says his general e-mails have been hacked and some have scathing remarks against the candidates. messages posted from his gmail account, show he has issues with both presidential candidates. in one e-m called donald trump a national disgrace and international pa rye ya but he also criticized hillary clinton. he wrote sad things that hr c could have killed this by telling everyone what she had clinton is taking one more day to recuperate while donald trump is going to flint, michigan. he unveiled a plan to make child care more affordable with his daughter at his side. safe, affordable high quality child care should not be the luxury of a fortunate few. >> new york attorney general is investigating if trump's foundation violated state law by illegal purchases, including spending $20,000 on a paymenting of trump. he will discuss his health tomorrow. his campaign says release of detailed health records will come sep pale. colorado will get another visit from him. this is video of trump's first campaign stop back in july. he will rally supporters here and colorado springs. aviation way. brand new details about a wildfire burning. more than a dozen people are under evacuation ore des. what we know straight from the fire line and i'll introduce a developing story now from phoenix, arizona. so, we paused this surveillance video at a moment before it got really bad. a driver was driving at police officers and hit all three of them. we want to warn you the video is graphic but i promise you all the officers are okay. so, here it is. police say a man drove right into three police officers at a gas station this week. there it happened. police identified the driver at 44-year-old marc payne and he faces multiple counts of first- degree murder. >> i'm outraged by this incident. this is a violent, cowardly act on our police officers and it is simply unacceptable. our phoenix police officers were targeted. so watch again. you see that person flying? the vehicle sent him sailing. that was the 33-year-old rookie, his first night on the job. he suffered a concussion but the motive, not clear. a wildfire burning. we know it is nearly 9 acres and 35% contained. about a dozen homes near the grand river ranch are still under evacuation orders and strong winds continue to fan the flames. before we hit colorado weather, we want to talk about what is happening. tropical storm julia is making headlines today, because it is bringing a lot of ra the florida coast. where is it headed next? is fortunately this is not going to move very quick. they will see up to ten inches of rain. that is off the coast and bringing a lot of rain to the charleston area and parts of south carolina. this is the first tropical cyclone being named over florida because it was over land at that time. you can see how intense the rain has been and this is near brunswick, georgia, intense awhile so they have had downs tree limbs and power outages and an isolated tornado certainly possible there. look at that intense rain and that wind there. for us, our beautiful view from denver. skies arguably. are blue. right now, let's check out the current situation. we have a lot of lightning in the southern part of the state and thrs through moffitt county and more in the southern area and near trinidad. we had some really intense rainfall -- hail, an inch and a half. there is a lot of agriculture in this state. hopefully the animals are okay. we have snow right now in parts of the san juans and lightning in that area as well. bigger storms. city, pueblo, south, a lot of lightning there. we're getting rainfall there, as well getting close to the montrose area and thunderstorms set to roll through. gusty winds in the areas gets storms. the winds near rifle, aspen, 25ish miles an hour. we have winds town 40 miles an hour and out east into the plains as well. severe weather goes from moffitt county down south and then out east into this includes the front range, denver area. hail will be a huge threat. if you get a storm, you could get intense hail. we're looking at heavier rainfall and wind. we have the chance of some of these storms heading to the denver area this afternoon and evening. could see them as early as 2, 3:00. as they move out east, they could pick up a bit more steam and you could get bigger hail high country during the evening. this will clear out tonight and then tomorrow, severe thunderstorms. maybe just a few isolated showers here across the denver area, so not as intense tomorrow. much warmer outside than yesterday. 13degrees warmer in denver and greeley. that puts us at 71 in denver. 66 as we head towards 75 in denver. 77 greeley. 72 out in burlington. the high country, a lot of 60s. 78 grand junction. tomorrow we're down to about 75ish degrees. 72 on friday. similar tomorrow temperature- wise. saturday a little warmer and a chance for storms. sunday is much drier and we'll be warmer outside. we're going to head back to the 80s to end the weekend. >> it has been an energy rush feeling. morning. >> it was. >> the nfl unveiled new color uniforms for the teams. we're still about a week aw season of fall, but u.p.s. announces job opportunities. they will add about 95,000 seasonal workers for online shopping. many of those positions will be full-and part-time. target will add more than 70,000 employees for the holiday rush. well he tells me having a family is his dream. cameron is in middle school, future. >> he has played this moment out in his dreams but today is his first time practicing drills and running plays with a football coach. >> good. >> hard to believe after the 11- year-old makes catch a catch. >> behind you. great catch. >> i haven't plays on a team, but i have played flag football and stuff at gym. >> what to you like best about flag? >> you can dive the flag. >> he is driven, endearing and personable. his favorite team is the broncos. favorite player of course former quarterback peyton manning. >> you have not missed a catchall morning. for you to be able to catch my throws, that is a big deal, because mine are not accurate. >> thanks. >> he gives his all here on the field and in school already knowing that working hard today will pay off in the future. >> it is just easy to keep grades because i want to be in the nfl. >> he has a great throwing motion and throws a great spiral. >> we need you on the broncos, okay? >> cameron shared his thoughts on family. >> my perfect family would look like this. what would that be for you? >> happy. athletic. like a lot of movement. a lot of work. and a lot of >> well, you can help make his dream a reality. go to cbsdenver.com and you can see his full story again on the internet. cbs denver.com. we'll be right back after this. take a look. look what the broncos will wear against the chargers. the color rush uniforms were unveiled. they went all orange as you can see. 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