percent of what it was before the pandemic. the executive director says this is a good sign. that number varies from county to county. it is 33 percent of normal in san francisco. you re able to work remotely. you re less likely needing to travel. the institute says peak travel used to be on wednesdays. now travel generally spikes to the highest on fridays and saturdays. i want to stretch my legs. they said there appears to be a shift from urban to suburban. one man says he will be working at a job site closer to home. up to 80 miles per day. i was commuting down here to berkeley. they said travel may never be 100 percent of what it was. i feel like we re going to have a second way. it is going to be more coronavirus s going around. they question whether major business hub financial district will completely recover with many office workers working from home. i think there is a initial struggle for those places to come back. the data shows that residents
more protests expected in denver until later today. we won t know until monday if people will use marijuana. the initiative is wins with the involvement there s still 135,000 ballots left to count. a california man could spend the rest of his life convicted in prison. david left the homemade device outside a station last movement he pleaded not veteran s administration is working with 2,000 veteran ins colorado and kansas. they may have personal information at risk. what started out as a robbery turn into a shooting then a police chase that ended with recovering that stolen car. andrew, a busy night for police departments. they re still looking for the suspect. reporter: that s what we re told. police have cleared out of this area on this street in arapahoe. they re still waiting for that suspect. they cleared out the car they say was involved in that chase. they have video of that getting cleared out on a tow truck. it s police believe the suspect in all of this ditc
child is hang there is new developments in a story we ve been following closely. there s been an arrest in them murder of a six rural boy in arapahoe county. we are limon council rock where they just book with the victim s mother. rachel johnson said she is heartbroken peerage she said her six your old son riley is a hero and she has no doubt in her mind that he died wednesday a hero. twenty-six earl brennan johnson is in custody tonight. accused of sexually assaulting the mother of his two -year-old son. and then he killed his own child, six-year-old riley johnson had he is under arrest hospital. he had self-inflicted stab wounds. six rolled riley was stabbed wednesday and had been wounded in the neck. deputies were called out to aurora apartment when the woman called 911 from a neighbor s house. she said she was sexually assaulted and when they entered the apartment they found the six-year-old son riley dead. the two -year-old boy was unharmed. rael, riley s mother, des
as the sun sets in the next 45 -`minutes or so. temperatures a bill cooler today, 40s and 0s in the metro area. farther to the northeast, even colder weather as some arctic air slipped into extreme northeast corner the state. 31 degrees right now up in sterling but that s not going -`to be the prevailing air mass for us for the week. instead, going to be back to the mild weather. heart warming weekend for us but very cold conditions expected in the eastern part of the united states. within the last hour, the father of a six-year-old boy killed earlier this week has been arrested. today, the woman who says she `s the biological mother of that little boy shared her story. sse gave thus photo of her son riley johnson. she says he was staying with his father when he was brutally killed on wednesday. denver 7 s jennifer kovaleski is live where it happened. jen, she wants answers? reporter: eric, she wants to know how something like this could happen. rachel johnson says sse is
and 17 years after columbine, one of the mothers of the shooters. could you have prevented what happened to columbine? and tim tebow is here tonight. hard to imagine he would have had trouble at the prom. tonight, how he s helping thousands. good evening. great to have you with us on a very busy friday night. we begin with breaking develops in the race for the white house. donald trump s threat late today. the primary in south carolina, known for rough and tumble presidential politics. donald trump saying he may sue ted cruz himself because he was born in canada. jonathan karl leading us off. reporter: for a moment, it looked like we d be seeing a kinder, gentler donald trump. i won t use foul language. reporter: trump is now taking his feud with ted cruz to a new level, tweeting this threat. if ted cruz doesn t clean up his act, stop cheating, and doing negative ads, i have standing to sue him for not being a natural born citizen. cruz is pummeling trump with a