today. not quite as warm as yesterday but you will notice it ll be a lot cloutier today. we even have a little bit of rain in our southwestern corner. we are seeing some moisture from a tropical storm in the southwest. right now let s check in with joel. we have a couple trouble spot this morning with the east of santa fe out to broadway and then along 23rd from denver into loo main break closing off a portion of the roadway. some people said why don t you talk about my construction project? this is why. it is summer time, and that means there is comes out almost anywhere. right now people are still out of their homes after a massive fire. yellow. reporter: there were seven people transported to the hospital. we are up close right where the fire started on the southwest corner. deputies this morning are keeping an eye on the scene as investigators were to figure out a cause. flames broke out yesterday afternoon around 4:00. we had this captured image. he burning buildin
don t drink it. city crews here in boulder want you toorun that water until it runs clear. the discoloration comes last night, and it actually comes from crews preparing for construction at the water treatment facility. they say that sediment was mixed up and got into the water there. again, you ll be seeing either cloudy or brown water. crews have been working all night to make sure that s clear. but if you haven t run any oo that water, it will stil your pipes this morning. we re here on pearl street mall in boulder, and we ve collected some of the water from this water fountain specifically. and you can tell there s no discoloration here, so that s good news. we re still hoping to speak with businesses along pearl street this morning to see if it s affected maybe some of the coffee shops or restaurants, what it means for the day ahead, if it s still brown and people on facebook concerned they already traffic the water last night, and drank the water last night and they s
after this fire started at 3:54 p.m. we re just learning now that it emanated from one of the southwest apartments before spreading to those 24 hours engulfing most of them, if not destroying them. i heard a lot of shouting, pounding on doors. reporter: it was a day where being on the outside opened the door and the guy said hey, the place is on fire. you need to get out. reporter: gave context to don scampered out of his one bedroom apartment with a cd and nothing else. when i came down the stairs, i noticed this far decide right here fully engulfed. most of this area you see even where we re standing at was just covered in smoke. reporter: the flames shot out the windows hugging their way to the roof as it left its mark on everything it touched. you can see that the siding on the chimneys were all melted down and burnt. reporter: gaping holes show they aren t sure where the fire started, only that it spread to a size that required 75 firefighters to pu
a two alarm fire guts an apartment building in southeast denver. more than 75 firefighters keep it from spreading. a man believ detonated one bomb and planted another is in custody in new york. now begins the investigation into possible terrorist ties. a colorado state agency floats an idea to kill two species to help another increase its population. another 90-degree day in denver, the first day of fall is thursday and changes will come along with it. building the future leads to a discovery from the past. and a surgery will sideline a key member of the broncos an untold number of people are out of their home after a fire gutted their apartment building this afternoon. four firefighters are among the six people treated for breathing in too much smoke. the fire started just before 4:00 this afternoon at the reserve hunters run. as many as 24 homes were in the building that burned. the complex sits on the edge of southeast denver ne crews are still putting out hotspo
are asking for your help to try to find her. her name is may lee. she is missing from the lafayette area. we know this is not the best picture of her but lee is 75 years old. 90-pounds with black hair. she was last seen walking near wanetka lake in lafayette. police say she has dementia and only speaks a dialect of chinese. if you see her, call the lafayette police department rit away. they are very worried about her. absolutely, they are. water so they can flush their pipes. that is the word. a construction project at the pataso water treatment facility has put sediment in the water. so your drinking water is probably cloudy. if the water doesn t clear up in the first flush, wait 30 minutes and try it again. as a precaution, don t drink the water until it clears up. summer s last gasp temperatures staying around 90 again. meteorologist belen de leon is in the back yard. a gasp. is that like a that is more of a yawn right? temperatures for today will be very summer li