asking for help finding the peoe
they say tried to steal a man's,
then shot him in the leg.
This happened around 10:00
PM on East Kentucky Ave.
right off Alameda.
Police say the man saw a group
of teenagers trying to steal
his car and went to stop them.
That's when someone shot him.
He was taken to the hospital.
Police are asking anyone with information
or who might have surveillance
cameras to call Crime Stoppers.
Just into The Newsroom
in the last few minutes,
two adults are dead and three
children were hurt after a
converted bus rolled off of Rd.
In Larimer County and down a Cl.
The Pooter Fire Department tells
us this happened in a remote
area off Pin Green Park Rd.
In Pooter Canyon.
The fire department says the youngest child,
a one year old,
was flown out of the area with
life threatening injuries.
The two other children were tako
the hospital with moderate inju.
Investigators say that alcohol,
drugs or speed do not appear
to be factors in this crash.
This morning a man is in jail after police
say he shot and killed two people on I-25.
They're calling this a road rage shooting.
It happened on the northbound se
of the Interstate under 6th Ave.
late last night. Police told us
people in two cars pulled over.
Then there was some sort of argument.
Police say the suspect,
a 25 year old named Stephen Lon.
Shot the passenger from the other car.
Then the driver from the other vehicle tried
to grab on to Long's car to try and stop him,
but Long then started driving a.
Police say Long shot and killede
driver that was clinging to his vehicle.
Long is facing 2 counts
of Firstdegree murder.
This is the second shooting on a
highway in Denver since Sunday.
Someone shot three people in a car on I-70
in the area of Havana early Sunday morning.
All three are expected to survi.
We have been asking police for days now
to tell us what led up to the shooting,
but they have not responded to our questions.
This
morning. Some new questions abot
transparency in the Aurora Polie
Department after police shot and killed a
14 year old suspected of robbing a store.
Police initially said that Jordl
Richardson had a semiautomatic handgun,
but that wasn't true.
He had a pellet gun and it took police
eight days to release that information.
Chief Art Acevedo told the Aurora Sentinel
he only found out that it was a pellet gun
right before a press conference on June 8th,
and only because he asked
his department about it,
so he was sharing the wrong
information for days.
Police won't say why it took them so long
to give the public accurate information.
Acevedo says it was a communican
issue with the within the department.
Excuse me.
Jordell's family is now asking for an
apology and demanding that Acevedo resign.
On Friday,
there will be a memorial and
a procession for Jordell.
His family will speak.
Then there will be a March through a war
with pallbearers carrying Jordell's casket.
It starts at 5:00 o'clock at
the Aurora Municipal Center.
This morning, former President Donald
Trump is in New Jersey after beg
indicted on federal charges in Florida.
He pled not guilty to 37 charge.
Tied to confidential documents
found at his Mar a Lago resort,
he is accused of lying about hog
on to sensitive national securiy
information that he was not supd
to have once he left the White House.
Trump and some other Republicans
have pushed back on the charges,
comparing this situation to investigations
into former Vice President Mike
Pence and President Joe Biden.
NBC News White House correspondt
Kristen Welker says there
is one key difference here.
Former President
Trump was subpoenaed to
turn over the documents,
and he still didn't turn over the documents.
In this case, President Biden complied
with requests by investigators,
opened up these various spaces
so that they could come in,
search them, get the documents,
still under investigation.
So we have to see what happens.
But at this point,
that's the critical difference.
That's why Trump was charged.
Right now, it's still not clear
exactly when Trump's trial is gg
to happen and whether it will overlap
with the 2024 presidential race.
Vice President Kamala Harris is
coming back to Colorado this we.
The White House says that Harris will
fly into Denver on Friday to tak
about the Biden administration's
clean energy investments.
Harris's last visit to Colorado back in
March, was also focused on climate change.
She's also speaking at a DNC event on
Friday of before flying out of Los Angeles.
The White House is telling us at
the timing, yet not telling us.
Excuse me, but this will impact
traffic in and out of DIA.
Today we will find out whether
the Fed will announce another
interest rate hike for June.
Experts are saying it's not lik.
Some committee members want to e
things as they are for a few mos
to see if that slows inflation.
the Fed has hiked rates for
the past ten months in a row.
Analysts say another one
could come later this summer.
Colorado's real estate
market is fluctuating once agai.
It's cooled down from the
frenzy of the last few years,
but still home prices can
produce some sticker shock.
Our new Cheroy is live now
in Broomfield, Anusha.
This is impacting people hoping to buy
a home there and other communits
just north of the Denver metro.
Yeah, Jordan, I mean,
this is impacting people
buying across the state,
of course, here in Broomfield,
where we are this morning.
It's one of those places that we
seeing this big boom of construction.
People are interested in moving
here because of affordability.
We're kind of seeing that along
the North Metro area right now.
And so when I was talking to the
Colorado Realtors Association,
they said at the end of the day,
it doesn't really feel like springtime
because of that lower inventory,
the number of houses that are out for sale,
it's a lot lower than what you
would expect for this time of y.
One of the things that they're really focused
on is looking at higher interest rates.
They said that it has buyers and
sellers both moving a lot more slowly.
So if you are looking to buy orl
over the next couple of months,
they are expecting that trend to kind of
stick out for the next couple of months.
But here's the thing though,
they were saying that with that low in
inventory and and life is still happening,
why people still need to move,
you would expect the prices to go up.
But real estate experts say that's not
necessarily happening in Colora.
The interest rates were designeo
slow consumer spending and actuy
slow this train that had gotten
honestly pretty out of control.
So it actually did what
it was supposed to do.
Buyers stopped buying,
sellers started to reduce their price,
and we're seeing a market
correction because of it.
It's not necessarily a bad thin.
Affordability has been a huge challenge here.
So to see the prices come down a
little bit and buyers be able tp
in is kind of refreshing actual.
Okay. So we're talking about a %
drop since the beginning of the year.
What does that actually look li?
Okay, Denver 700,000 for the median home
price in Duck Co it's about the same,
but of course you might get a
different amount of house or
the year that it was built.
That all is going to vary
depending on where you're buyin.
In Northern Colorado where we're
seeing a really big boom right ,
Broomfield is at about $695,000 and a very,
very popular Erie the the
average home price right now
$798,000 that's.
Because there's some high end construction
that's pulling up the prices th.
We're also seeing a lot of
activity in places like Frederik
and Firestone and Windsor,
all places that people are interested
in moving depending on the kindf
construction and the pricing th.
Remember though, that 6% drop is after
a 35% increase over the last two years.
That's why there's still that
sticker shock with the housing
prices here in the Colorado are.
So coming up on Channel 7,
on Channel 20 at 7:00 AM,
we're going to be going over why
there's more room for negotiatis
for buyers and sellers right now
and why you might need to be
changing your strategy, Jordan.
All right. Sounds like at least there's some
good news there for prospective buyers.
But Anusha, it is, you know,
incredible just how many people are moving
to those northern parts of Colo.
We were talking about that you I
here in The Newsroom the other .
Yeah. I mean, real estate agents that
you drive until you can afford it, right?
And that's what we're seeing.
And we kind of always knew that
was going to happen, right,
that you were going to start seg
a big population center start
to move away from the center,
move into the suburbs and basicy
buy a home that's within a budgt
that's getting you what you wan.
That may not be Denver right no.
All right. Well, we'll have to e
what happens there with developt
and we'll stay on top of that,
Anusha. Thank you.
Well, now the Nuggets are NBA champs.
We have a mural in Denver
that's getting an update.
Local artist Detour painted this
mural of Nicole Yokic and Jamal
Murray at Colfax between Race and High
Streets just a couple of weeks .
He's now planning to add,
of course, a trophy to the wall
to celebrate the team's first.
NBA Finals win.
What do you think, Eric?
I think the Larry O'Brien will
look great right there, right?
It's going to look beautiful.
We've been missing.
And check out how Serbia is celebrating
by putting Nicole Yokic on the
tallest building in the country.
Yoko, just from Sombor, Serbia,
about 2 1/2 hours away from whee
this building is in Belgrade.
How awesome is that?
All right, Well, Speaking of Se,
there had to wake.
They had to wake up at 2:00 AM there to
watch the Nuggets win the championship.
This is video from a watch
party there in Sombor.
Of course that's yoga,
just hometown.
So the fans, of course you could say,
are pretty tired but obviously
really excited.
I think they were feeling what we did,
a lot of us that we woke up eary
yesterday after a late night anu
know we're running on pure adrenaline.
I was going to say they're on our schedule.
We feel you people of Serbia, you are,
we are your friend, your ally. This time
tomorrow, of course, we'll be getting
ready to celebrate once again te
championship parade coming to Denver. I
feel like the party's just
getting started, right.
Things are going to get kicked f
with a pre rally at Civic Center
Park at 9:00 in the morning.
Morning 10:00 o'clock.
That parade starts at Union Sta.
It will travel down 17th to Broadway,
then to Civic Center Park for
the rally with the players.
Things will be packed, you can expect,
especially if you remember the ads last year.
It was a lot of fun.
The city says don't bring any
chairs and crowd the route,
but make sure to bring your own water.
This morning we're asking you
how do you plan on watching the
parade in person or on televisin
right here on 9 News with us.
Our poll is alive.
Let's see people still saying.
Majority television,
6% on TV, 24% in person.
We're not even giving you
an option to not watch it.
We're you got to watch it.
You got to watch it somehow, ri?
Absolutely. And keep weighing i.
Maybe some of you still
waking up and want to vote,
you can go to 9news.com/vote No.
If you're not going in person,
it's your lucky day because oure
coverage starts tomorrow at 4:30
and we're going to stay right he
on Channel 9 throughout the morg
and the day until it's totally .
So if you're going to be lookinr
the Today show, that will be airing on.
Channel 20.