threatened at this hour. several homes have been destroyed already. there is still no word on what started the fire. let s get a look at our first alert forecast. the fire danger is still pretty high further south. wind speeds not as big a deal. today, seeds from 10 to 30 miles per hhur. covering parts of seven colorado, we are still seeing red flag warnings popping up. yesterday, they were covering a good portion of the state. today with relative humidity dropping below 15%, it is cooler across southern colorado but still warm enough and dry enough that we do have a few red flag warnings in place. getting us closer to home, low to mid 50s right now. it s a lot cooler than where we were 24 hours ago. folder 53 degrees, city park 52 degrees, and in aurora, about 55 degrees right now. highs this afternoon will climb into the 60s. low to mid-60s hereby about few sours showers. none of this rain is moving far enough south to help with those wildfires but i will show you wha
that no better than we do. reporter: she ssys it would only include district security personnel. sheriff sperry tells us he is comfortable with the policy and how the district has handled increasing security and that this is standard policy around colorado. some parents like liz wagner is still concerned. we don t really know tomorrow who could be allowed to i think it is that special risk. no one has defined what it is. reporter: the district has no intent on changing state law and allowing teachers and staff the ability to carry concealed. a state representative is all for the move. this policy is actually a policy that was even endorsed and voted on by the democrat speaker of the house. the policy. reporter: there is no intent to change who is armed at the this was originally listed as an action item tonight which means no public discussion. one board member have moved that so there will be people weighing in. that meeting just got underway. breaking news in the of
mur news 9 at noon. sean: a manchester woman is accused of stabbing her own son in the back. the 18-year-old victim told police he and his mother, 40-year-old bernadette alvarez, got into a heated argument over his pet birds. at some point, alvarez allegedly grabbed a kitchen knife and stabbed her son in the back. alvarez is charged with first degree assault. the victim suffered serious but non-life threatning injuries. right now manchester police are trying to track down an attempted robber. the clerk at the down the block convenience store on hanover street told police the man walked into the store with a three-inch knife and demanded cash. but the clerk pulled out an even bigger knife, and the suspect he is a white man, about 5 and 180 pounds. he had on a gray hooded sweatshirt, white t-shirt over his face, a black hat with a p and blue jeans. a man is in custody for allegedly trying to rob someone at a nashua atm. police say 40-year-old joshua hansen is accused of walkin