couple times a week. >> it is hard to walk all three on a leash and get more exercise and enjoy the freedom. >> after is scary running in -- just along the trail i heard the noise. >> her oldest pup is lucky to be alive. >> i was just panicking and freaking out. >> she was able to grab two of her dogs just time but annabelle was bitten by a rattlesnake. >> she was trying to check out what t her. >> she was rushed to the bad nbc and type in a medicine and spent two days in the hospital. >> the prognosis is really good and should not have any lasting effects or anything from it. she wishes she would have handled the situation differently. >> i would have tried to back all three out and user command. >> she wants her story to serve as a warning. when said she has seen 16 snakes are out and is important to have a plan. >> i highly recommend making sure you know what you are going to do in that situation and if i handled it differently i might have been able to get her away from it. >> she and the three dogs will probably wait until winter to come back to this dog park and another piece of advice, rattlesnakes are most active in the early morning and late evening hours. reporting no to a developing story out of louisiana with a dramatic video after a woman and her dog are caught and rising floodwaters. >> get out. >> i am trying to. >> and the gripping video, the rescue were first tries to break the window and when that doesn't work he cuts a whole in the convertible and all the while can hear that women saying oh, he starts ripping off the convertible top riesling into the car and, eventually, pulling that women out. >> amazingly, the woman and her dog were both safely rescued tonight with the governor of louisiana declaring a state of emergency calling the floods unprecedented. >> supreme court justice is coming to colorado and coming to come to boulder next month. she will deliver the lecturer at the university of colorado law program to break the justices, past and present to campus on friday, september 2 with a limited number of seats open to the general public and are free and just have to rsvp by monday the 22nd. gearing up for the new year in desperate need of new bus drivers and rapidly growing enrollment trying to keep up with the appropriate number of bus drivers with most districts paying their drivers 15-$16 per hour in denver public schools raise their pay to try to we have the ability to inform kids on their way to school and on their way home. a lot of them live in the same communities as our drivers picot it is not just a job. >> most school districts require a high school diploma and clean driving record and a first aid screening program. >> after years in an unmarked grave, finding his final resting buried with full mary terry honors at the evergreen cemetery and colorado springs with an emotional goodbye. >> over the rockies and the air and space museum paying tribute and honor with the flyover. >> it is the heartbreaking moment no military family ever wants to endure. heads are valid and signaling a fallen >> for the family of the heroes, john charles england, this is a moment spending decades on. >> it finally happened. >> december 7, 1941, he died aboard the uss oklahoma rig the japanese attack on pearl harbor and rescued two of his fellow soldiers and going to help a third when he passed away and became part of the unknown soldiers. >> my great grandparents and my when they lost him. my mother never met her father. >> she never imagined this day would come. >> being able today to put my mom's ashes with the father she never met was unbelievable, it really was. eight years ago she learned her grandfather's remains were in an unmarked grave and knew that she could help bring closure to her family. a final resting place should be where his parents would have wanted. her lifelong desire to give her grandfather a proper goodbye finally ends at this, colorado springs cemetery. >> it affects generations when you don't get a body bag or remains to very and really disrupted my great grandparents' mourning process. they didn't have anything. and am so grateful that we were able to do all of this. >> the governor ordered flags be lowered to half staff on all public buildings through sunrise until sunset and england's honor. >> it has been so many years with generations continuing. >> 75 years. just in time for the start of school, thousands of students in jefferson county received much-needed school supplies all things to the generosity of the communit the school supply giveaway with the jefferson county action center with a nonprofit organization serving some 4300 kids this week with one and three kids qualifying for free or reduced lunch meaning nearly 30,000 kids -- financial help and when you consider a typical supply list at $100, it is much-needed. >> every child matters and everything we can do to make sure a child has the bad basic huge. you look at the relief of the parents, it is so apparent how much of a difference it makes. >> when you look at that video, donated by members of the community and want help for next year, you can still buy school supplies next july and then donated. going back to school also means getting back into a school year bedtime routine but was summer, it can defin hard and limiting the use of electronics before bed is a good place to start and if they have two roots cool assignments on the screen, check the settings and tone down the lighting on a lot of the devices so it is not so bright and other things you can do before bedtime to make the transition easier. >> you had to do the same habit you would do on a school night and perhaps one hour before bedtime has them take their baz and just relax and making the heavy meals late at night. >> suggest getting into a school-sleep routine sooner rather than later because it takes time to adjust to a new sleeping pattern. like we they said before, easier said than done. >> the vast majority of kids' car seats are not installed properly. helping make sure hundreds of kids are safe. the broncos were back o practice field today with cody latimer making a good argument. have something you would like us to investigate or a problem you think we can help solve quite. >> call us. go online to kdvr.com and go to >> happening today, the problem solvers teamed up with mothers of multiples for a free cart seat safety check. we were out to make sure that their child was secured safety. >> having it in your car is a lot but 90% of them are improperly installed that could have tragic results. >> hard to believe. life mission is to make sure parents know the right way to put in seats. >> colorado spring resident and single mom lives to serve. >> i am an air force staff sergeant. >> for country and children. >> shall beget 1-2. >> being a mom in the car, a firm believer of arriving a llied. >> 40-80 pounds. >> this is rear facing. >> green feels very strong about child safety seats, and for good reason, it saved her daughter. >> that was february 25 of 2014. >> green was on her way to the hospital, about to give birth when her husband, who was driving, ran a red light at 45 miles per hour. >> the other vehicle was going about 70 miles per hour. >> the collision was d evastating. >> her face was how covered in blood and is sitting in her seat and in my mind as a parent, she is gone a neck she survived the crash because green says of her car seat. >> your child's life depends on it. >> so moved by that terrible experience, she has become a certified child passenger safety technician. >> the first thing we want to look at is the angle. >> she wants to help parents to showing and teaching the proper way of installing safety seats. >> we will push it in the same way. >> the problem solver's goal is simple the the biggest impact is knowing that i saved a life. >> cmac now, pinpoint weather. >> you cannot beat any cool, comfortable, summer we take a live look over mile high and looks like -- on i-25 with a lot of folks trying to take it in tonight as temperatures sit in the low 70s with a couple of passing clouds overhead and a nice breeze and 60 showing up in the masks especially to the north and east of the city. much of the same along the palmer divide and traveling looking at the 40s and 50s, a little chilly and some of the cooler valleys with highs today pretty well near 90 degrees at the airport although most areas in the machover a touch cooler and the west side of town more in-line with the low-mid- 80s. we came in and out of the airport in the upper '80s-low 90's into burlington and up and down the eastern plains with 80s and 70s in the high country today and will only get warmer as we get tomorrow and think the 90's or make a return on sunday afternoon. the only shower activity watching out for in the eastern plains is a cluster of storms moving through fort morgan down where a chunk of moisture in the year is the highest right now and across the city is just to try to support any rainfall and will stay dry across the metro with these storms hanging on for another 2-3 hours before fading quickly and no severe weather, although a pretty good light show going on with a lot of strikes of lightning as this is the move down to the south and southeast with a pretty good line of storms in southeastern colorado fading making their way just to the north and looks like in springfield dying pretty quickly and -- over the next hour or two. we want to take a moment and take a look at what is happening around the country because there is a tragic situation happening and louisiana coastline and notice this coastline over the southern and central part of the country with gulf moisture interacting with out flood pumping out a ton of relentless rainfall across parts of louisiana and look at the two estimated they rainfall in about one third of the state ranging over 15 inches and 20 inches if not more than that in a few isolated locations with flooding posted for about 18 parishes from the governor with a tough situation for those folks and concede shaded in orange the latest model updated with 4-6 inches of rain over the next 24-48 hours and our thoughts will be with them eco- everything stays quiet all the way through it tomorrow morning with mainly sunny skies starting off with sunday beautiful condition with a lot of dry air locked into place and will not but stay dry downtown with 56 tonight and partly cloudy skies, breezy, cool and comfortable and tomorrow afternoon getting to the 90-degree mark across the city and surrounding communities zooming into the metro area, 90 degrees and stapleton for your daytime high tomorrow with the three-day forecast every single day almost identical, 90-degree heat and may be a >> is that tomorrow will be a picture-perfect day which works out really well could it is my birthday. . coming up, it is time starting to run out like. >> continuing and philadelphia featuring a couple of ejections. ? ? ? award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. >> now sports zone. >> you know, it is not surprising at all that the broncos had a poor offensive practice and is not like they were working against the bears and her back to facing their own guys and no wonder they were groveling afterwards. turning and a lot of heads last thursday with 82 yards to quarterbacks this season after never really being able to get into a full-time rhythm with peyton manning last year. >> for me, i was always nervous for the manning and didn't want to mess up. it was a fresh start. i'm going to run fast and play fast. appearing to be the odds on favorite for the third receiver spot and might still be a could miss the rest of the exhibition season afer on special teams play with a wide receiver if small fracture that will keep him out of contact drills for the next few weeks. timing is obviously tough. >> i still have the opportunity, you know, just have to get healthy and get back out there. i still want to be out there as much as possible. kansas city got to be the seattle throwing it up. looking for and finding tanner mcavoy, you have got to be kidding, you think you might be one of the first guys can. the strike as time runs out gets them to within one going to the two-point conversion. who wants to play overtime in the preseason. providing the winning points playing out all day rowling to win by ridiculous. was going went down the rockets were up 500 and since then just 4-8 and some of that is the inevitable cool down after a hot streak winning 11-13 at the point and some are the teams they are playing and the phillies, notwithstanding, it has been a grind and continued and the very 1st inning tonight with franco lighting up tyler anderson with two outs and two 21st of the season with 3-0 in the fourth and was tossed for hitting franco and the fillet and the manager was thrown out defending his guys and the first time he has been thrown out this season getting homers and from those two famed powerbrokers to get back into the game and 4-3 but is as close as they would get as 13 hits only produce three runs. we did not get the big hit when we had some oppor we did not get the big one to put up a big inning and had some opportunities. yeah, we were grinding ostensibly. they have dropped six of their last seven out to fall five games off the pace of the last snow wildly card. they come home to face the nationals on monday. they get the national and cubs >> we all got hopes up after the all-star break with things finally looking like they are turning around and is so hard to make that climb and even harder to stay there and have not been able to stay there. . all right, one must check of the three-day forecast showing 90-degree heat and tomorrow-tuesday a small chance for showers coming up in about 20 minutes or so. finally, the dell castro's birthday and about the world's largest cuban cigars. he broke his own record with 268 feet with 295-foot giant cigar dedicating it to castro for the former given president's 90th birthday. more than 176 pounds of leaves working for 10 days with five assistance to make the cigar which is over 1.5 inches in diameter. that quick. >> i think you might. i see those and think about how much it would cost to buy something. at least you can import it now. >> may be a birthday guest. >> i would really appreciate it. fox 31 denver news at 10:00 >> fox 31 denver news at 10:00. it is a story we have been following, excessive force allegations within the denver's shares department and another black eye. last several weeks that three deputies have been fired for using excessive force. we have been following the latest developments tonight. excessive force cannot be tolerated. >> the news that three denver sheriff deputies have been fired over excessive force since june is a positive step. >> we know change has to happen. >> he has been leading the voice for change in the past several years 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