good morning, everyone. this is the news at 6:00. details that started this wild fire burning in northern colorado. plus getting their voices heard. copter 4 just launched. here's what we're seeing. traffic moving okay in this area. the sun not yet up. today we start a cooling trend and we're going to see a surge of thunderstorms across the state later for waking up with us. i'm britt moreno. >> i'm alan gionet. lauren is here right now. lauren, this is a big temperature change. >> oh, yes, from yesterday when we hit 93 degrees. tomorrow we may hit 73. 20-degree drop headed our way. we'll be cooler, but the change comes tomorrow. this morning, it's nice outside. 62 in denver. 58 in burlington and we have 59 in lamar. 41 in leadville. 48 in steamboat. and 61 in grand junction. we'll talk about the

first let's check with joel. we have copter 4 heading over to walsworth and 23rd where there's a water main break. this has closed off 26th out to 22nd. your alter net is to take kipling or take sheridan southbound out to 6th avenue or all the way out to i-70. >> thanks for breaking it down, joel. two people are dead in a head on crash in loveland. it happened shortly after 10:00 last night on highway 34 east of a pickup truck was going the wrong way. and he slammed into another woman in a different car. both of them died. police say they don't know why the man was going the wrong way. they live with the decisions that effect their lives every single day. the state is trying to help homeless people have more say. jaime leary live at the mlk public library in aurora to explain how the state is helping the homeless to vote now. jaime, explain.

event kicks off right here this morning. it's called homeless, not voiceless. despite the hardship that homeless face everyday, there should be a way for them to exercise their way to vote. so many factors can contribute to homelessness, and the highest one is job loss and illness. the homeless don't have a permanent the county clerk can send them ballot. there's an outreach to homeless conducted along colfax corridor to let them know about the event this morning. they want to get more people to register to vote. although they're registering those in aurora, the effort is for all of denver county. wayne williams will speak here this morning. that's at 10:00. the actual event where official was register homeless to vote quicks

clinton continues his fundraiser today. questions over her e mail server is asked as the scandal reignited. a federal judge ordered the state department to release close to 15,000 previously undisclosed documents and e-mailed recovered by the fbi. clinton aide said they're not sure what's in the documents -- meanwhile trump head to texas rally supporters. he continues to make a pitch to minority voters. >> what do you have to lose? i'll straighten it out. we'll get rid of the crime. you'll be able to walk down the street without getting shot. >> a new monmouth university poll finds clinton leading trump among black, hispanic and asian voters, 72 to 10%. trump won't be a making a speech about immigration on thursday in denver.

flipping his position on a deportation plan. that won't happen. he'll attend a fundraiser in aspen. tim kaine is going to campaign in lakewood today. he'll be at a roundtable discussion for small business. you can look for our coverage on-air and at cbsdenver.com. new this morning, investigators now say the beavercreek fire in northern colorado is human-caused. this erupted back in june. more than 37,000 acres in size and it's burning in heavy beetle kill. crews do have it 53% contained. but they don't expect to have it fully contained until october. weather and traffic every 10 minutes on the fours. let's get you out the door. lauren. >> a nice start and clear sky and a nice morning in store. 62 in denver. 63 in la junta. 48 in avon and 6

63 degrees in westminster this morning. says it's a nice fall-like morning. satellite and radar, we have rain moving into our south western area. the rest of us are on the dry and clear side, but later today, that rain could get heavy as we head from parts of mesa county down south and into some of the southern mountain areas thanks to heavy rainfall that could head our way especially out that direction. looking at hour-by-hour forecast, 88 by 2:00 and there's a chance of thunderstorms this evening here in denver. we'll talk more about that in a moment. let's check with joel. we have a traffic alert we're following this morning as you head southbound along walsworth. there's a water main break at 23rd. it looks like traffic is moving in the northbound direction right now. but again, live pictures from copter 4 of this water main break. they've got crews out there already getting this repaired, but that's going to effect your morning commute, southbound completely blocked off right now. let me show you

going to 6th avenue this morning, the best way to do is take kipling or take sheridan and to avoid walsworth north of colfax this morning. let me take you to the denver-metro area, it's loading up. westbound along i-76, we're going to start to see that turn yellow. we're seeing it turn yellow eastbound along i-270. patches where speed was dipping into the 30s and into the 20s. cyclist aren't going to have trouble rhino district. the bike lane featured a rhino. the rhino district is the first to have fun with the bike lane signs. alan. >> joel, thanks a lot. president obama head heads to louisiana to look at damage. people have criticized him for not ending his vacation earlier. the louisiana governor defended the president saying he didn't want to divert resources for the president if he had come sooner. flooding is bad.

morning. >> all of our treasure and memories on the side of the road. and we don't know what we're going to do. >> republican presidential candidate trump did visit the area last week. clinton said she'll go to the area when her presence doesn't disrupt emergency response efforts. florida governor rick scott meets with community leaders over growing concerns about the zika virus. the florida allocating another $5 million in funding for preparedness and mosquito control. this is a separate case from the $26.2 million already authorized. new this morning, the health department says the zika virus has infected 21 coloradans this year. that includes four people from weld county. none of them contracted the virus while in colorado. the cases are all travel-related. experts say the mosquitos carrying zika do not survive in colorado's climate.

they warn people to take precautions when traveling to areas active with virus. still more mosquitos spraying in fort collins. crews getting back out tomorrow night and sunday as well. spraying supposed to last until 8:00 to 2:00 a.m. each night. we're learning about the father killed by lightning over the weekend in northern colorado. 45-year old chad trover was at crystal lake. jenna was dad when lightning struck. >> the phone line cut out. and i kept trying to call him back. there was no answer. >> that's heartbreaking. trover died a few hours later at the hospital. his daughter takes comfort knowing her father spent his last hours in the mountains of northern colorado. it is the place she says he loved the most. colorado smokers may have another reason to quit. here's why.

in november whether to triple cigarette taxes. that proposal would increase taxes from 84 cents per pack to $2.59 a pack. this initiative will generate, they believe about (31) 500-0000 next year for existing tobacco prevention programs. two commerce city police officers are suspended for chasing cartoons rather than criminals. they were apparently playing pokemon go instead of training recruits. a supervisor unusual places and recruits confessed saying their superior officers were not training them. the department suspended the officers late last week and revoked their training authority. news of the pokemon hunt comes after the justice department reviewed the department for officer misconduct cases. 6:09. here's what's coming up next on the cbs4 morning news. new sugar limits

good morning, everyone. we have copter 4 up this morning showing us an issue on the roadways. this is a water main break at 23rd and walsworth. you see a live look of crews trying to patch this up. it could effect your morning drive this morning. walsworth boulder southbound traffic. so stay clear of this area. we do have joel hillan coming up with a look at how to get around it. this is the news in our health watch. american heart association has new recommendations out this morning on how much sugar your child should eat. experts say kids should eat or drink less than 25 grams everyday. so that comes out to 6 tea spoons of sugar. eating too much adding

obesity and higher blood pressure. a warning when it comes to football. researchers at virginia tech say younger players often have a higher risk of head injuries rather than games. they say this is true 70% of the time. researchers recommend coaches reduce time spent on tackling and blocking drills. the recent colorado springs hail storm is now the second most expensive camacho at that -- the most expensive camacho -- the hail did a number on car and homes in that area. >> i'm curious if we're going to have a chance of hail if the weather turns around, lauren. >> we'll be concerned will heavy rainfall. we'll talk about that in a second. a live look outside where it's beautiful in denver and beautiful across colorado. breezy and windy at

and across the front range and eastern plains. let's look at our temperatures this morning. 62 in denver. 70 in boulder. 58 in burlington. 57 in ray and akron. in the mountains, 48 in avon. 46 in aspen and 61 in over in grand junction. satellite and radar, the front eastern plains, we're on the dry side and we have a little rain that's moving into our south western area of the state. we're going to see that increase as we head into the afternoon hours or later morning hours. with that, a potential rainfall could cause flash flooding. mesa county into montezuma and platta, we do have flash flood watching from noon until midnight. we could get heavy rainfall. we have saturated soils and saturated mud oils. looking at our future cast, sunny across the front range with increasing clouds through the afternoon. heavy rainfall in the south western area and we could get that rain in denver in the later afternoon

future cast shouldn't showing that. there's pockets of rain in the -- overnight the rain may stick around for the denver area. it could be wet as we head to work tomorrow morning and scattered showers into the morning hours and through the afternoon tomorrow as well. and tomorrow night, most should be in the southeast. temperatures today, 88 in denver. we're cooler than yesterday. 86 in fort collins. 90 ncspin.com -- 90s in the plaines. we're in the 70s and could get the rain i let's check with joel, good morning we follow this traffic alert, southbound to wadsworth due to a water main break at 23rd. this is a newly paved area as well. but you head in the southbound direction of walsworth it's a tough commute. they're hard at work but this takes several hours. my guess is this will be closed through the morning commute this morning. and then they got to

hole, so a lot of work to be done. let me show you where this is at as you're going from wheat ridge into lakewood this morning. access onto colfax or 6th avenue, you're not going to be able to do that using walsworth. we're going to see curiosity slowing down across i-70. we've had tough spots out there along i-270 i we're start to go see that volume develop of i-25 passed i-70 southbound along i-225 running heavy. alan, we have word of an accident on i-25. a truck was hauling a trailer, a smaller truck and that went off the side of the road blocking off the side -- airline disruptions may not

your money watch report. good morning, jill. >>reporter: good morning, alan. the markets are quiet ahead of [indiscernible] big speech. dow lost 23 point and the nasdaq up 6. futures pointing a higher open today. wick weaky leak is leaking personal information including medical files belonging to sick kids and mentally ill and the identity of survivors of the associate press tried to reach weeky leaks. airlines will likely suffer more outages like when it grounded thousands of delta flights earlier this month. they haven't updated their reservation systems and they're using technology from the 60s. and kentucky fried chicken is serving up something. sun screen. it is sp 30 and it

promotion. >> that's some kind of sexy, smelling like fried chicken. okay. thanks a lot. i'm going to want the mash po a chop stick if i have the chicken sun screen. tuesday's top story. a why is blocking the obama administration director on transgender bathrooms. the president previously told public schools to allow transgender students to use the restroom of their choice. a judge junction. they can't take action against schools that don't follow the bathroom policy. the city of denver is paying half a million to an assistant city attorney to settle a lawsuit. stewart was put on leave after handling a high profile case -- he was paid more

from the office next month. trevor siemian is starting the third pre-season game for the broncos on saturday against the la rams, but kubiak isn't saying his choice for the number two quarterback nor is he saying who is going to be the starter overall. we'll have a break down of the quarterback competition in our next half hour. 6:20. temperatures at 62 degrees. what are the weather watchers seeing? >> shelby majors reporting 60 degre say it's great in northern colorado. we'll talk about our travel forecast across the

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here in olathe, colorado. and i'm glad we have a senator who uses his ears to listen to what's most important to colorado farmers. michael bennet asked what he could do to help, and then worked with republicans to make a farm bill that's making a difference to all farmers in colorado. the thing that impresses me most about michael bennet: we don't always agree, but he values our input. and i do trust michael bennet to look out for us.

welcome back. let's look what's happening across the country. we have relief from the humidity as we head to the east coast to the south coast where it has been humid. not too bad. it's a break up in the northeast as we head towards the pacific northwest and the southwest, it's warm towards phoenix and the pacific in the west. it should be in the 70s and 80s. the midwest, parts of nebraska and wyoming and

joel, good morning. >> hey, lauren. we're following a traffic alert. we're going to head north of town. this is right at i-25 and harmony. we have the camera pointed in the southbound direction. that's where we see majority of the volume, but look at the folks lined up northbound. we've had an accident in the northbound direction. just to the north of harmony. and it's off to the right side and then we have an accident in the backups. this is a mess heading northbound along i-25. what about the drive out to eastbound along i-70, loading up. plenty of company on the drive, but nothing to slow you down. >> thank you, joel. today could be your chance to snatch a plane ticket deal. it's cheap flight deal. experts say ticket prices could drop by 10 to 20% as summer demand is going down. experts say your instagram feed may say a lot about your

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the moment the parents reunited with their daughters.

breckenridge firefighters. this is the news at this morning. here's a live look outside of the skyline. here with the sun rising behind it. some relief is here from the heat. a cooling trend is on the way for us. and we have thunderstorms we're expecting. thanks for joining us. i'm britt moreno. >> i'm alan gionet. that's a gorgeous picture. lauren is outside to experience it. lauren. >>reporter: it's gorgeous outside right now. a little breeze, but clear skies and temperatures feel really nice right now. let's look at what's

this is a look thank you sunrise from our look out camera. the sun is up and working its way into the sky. let's look what's going on with temperatures as you leave the house. 62 in denver. 64 in boulder. 48 in greeley. 58 in burlington. 48 in aspen or avon. 46 in steamboat and aspen. 61 in grand junction. cooler temperatures are on the way later today and tomorrow. we have a big school -- cool down. let's check with joel hillan , how is our drive? >> trouble spots we're following for you. the first, well, we've had a water main break in the southbound direction of walsworth. it's shut from 22nd to 26th. you see the yellow icon there, britt, there's a mattress in the roadway as you travel along 6th avenue right at sheridan. it's off to the shoulder. it's just -- it's up to the jersey barrier, so if you need rest along the way. >> okay. you can take a nap there.

little weird. they have no home and sometimes no voice. today they'll be heard. that's the message from colorado leaders that are helping homeless to register. jaime leary is live where the homeless can registers. >>reporter: it's called homelessness voiceless. it kicks off at mlk library. the goal denver county to vote. many people might not know this, they can register at any public she they frequent. 1500 active voter was registered at saint francis center on curtis street. williams will be speaking at the initiative at 10:00 this morning. others will be on hand so register people to vote as

live in aurora, jaime leary, cbs4 morning news. >> jaime, thank you. a trial starts today for a woman accused of shooting a man inside of a seminole home. they say she called 911 to report she shot a house guest. the man survived. police haven't said what led up to that shooting. prosecutors claims this is attempted murder. two children kidnapped during a cap theft in federal heights are safe at home this morning. the thief i behind bars. police say the children's mother left her 3-month-old and 3-year old in her jeep yesterday as she walked into a family dollar store. the jeep was turned on and that's when a man got inside and drove off with the children there. officers caught up with all three at i-25 and thornton parkway. the thief stopped only because of a flat tire. this photo captures the moment police took the two young children in

huggard saw the end of the chase and took pictures of the reunion. >> the mother was emotional and it looks like a family member was holding her hand walking with her and she's gasping for air. >> police arrested eric. it's unclear if the mom will face any charges for leaving her children in the suv. new this morning, two hikers stuck on one of colorado's most dangerous peaks are back on solid ground. i'm going to show you denver is up here and aspen here. capiak closer and show you why this is one of the most dangerous peaks in colorado. this really has some sharp ridges on it here as you can see capital peak right there. a hiker called them yesterday saying two people were stuck on that 14 [indiscernible]. this comes from you tube. this is knife's edge on capital peak. you can see how sharp this is. a hail storm made it difficult for the hikers to get down.

dangerous peak. thankful leaf nobody is hurt >> that not -- it's no joke. time for weather and traffic every 10 minutes on the fours. here's lauren. >> it's perfect outside in denver. the sun is up and you can see beautiful view over our denver skyline this morning. and it's really nice out there. i was on the roof top and sometimes it's hard to dumb downstairs. starting off mild, 26 in denver. 64 in boulder. 58 in burlington. in the high country, a lot of 40s this mornin 46 in steamboat and aspen . 48 under gunnison. 61 in grand junction. satellite and radar, there's rain that has move need our south western area. the rest of us on the dry side and across the front range and eastern plains. later today, that rain down in the south western corner, we have saturated grounds and we're going to have heavy rain. flash flooding is a concern as we head towards the south western corner of the state. be cautious and

in. future cast, we're looking at sunny skies to start. and in our mountain areas and down south, we have a chance of pockets of heavy rainfall with today's storm and with the high peak, we get rain-snow -- tomorrow morning we may have rain in denver to start. we'll see spotty showers through the afternoon and into the evening hours. we could get heavy rain into temperatures today are going to be slightly cooler than yesterday. 88 in denver. 82 in boulder. 8 7 for greeley. 93 in burlington. eastern plains, you're going to be on the hot side. 66 in frisco today. 68 in eagle and 7 8 degrees in grand junction. kids are in school. bus stop should be nice . temperatures in the upper 60s and 70s with plenty of sunshine. for your hour-by-hour forecast for today, 85 degrees by noon. 88 by 2:00. a chance for storms in the evening hours and tomorrow we're cooler with the

wednesday. 76 on thursday. joel. take a look at this video shot earlier from copter 4. these pictures showing the water main break we have in the southbound section of walsworth. you want to use sheridan tore kipling to get around that. they have a lot of work to do before that reopens. let me show you where this is at on about map. making your way to sheridan to the east or kipling to the west. there's a mattress against the jersey barrier in the westbound direction of 6th avenue at sheridan. watch out for that. you may be driving by and go what is that. it's a mattress. looking across the denver-metro area, this is a stall between hamden and colorado. southbound along i-225, we've got the usual slowing northbound along i-225 as well.

take you to the north as we've had an accident that has backups near harmony road. there's an accident and an accident in the backups itself. we have a cdot camera that direction. this is the good news this morning as you can see traffic finally moving along, but it is just crawling. alan. >> not a good place to sleep out there with that mattress on the road. not a good choice. troopers say street racing may not be the cause of a deadly crash on federal and a 48-year old father died on saturday afternoon. investigators say dominic sandoval t-boned jefferson and jefferson died. sandoval and his 16-year old passenger are in the hospital with serious injuries. troopers aren't exactly sure if they street racing or try to go beat a stoplight. watch out for dead animals

65-year old boulder -- a man developed symptoms. it's found in dead rodents and -- there's video of two men spray painting rocks on look out mountain. the hiker shared the video of the vandalism with the jefferson county sheriff's office and he posted it to you tube and the vandals streets. the man behind the camera didn't want to show his face because the vandals threatened him. he did want to talk to us. >> he spray somebody's name. and this is homophobic. this isn't acceptable for the beauty in colorado. >> videos the vandals car will help locate them. the two guys here face a misdemeanor charge and facing --

somebody turned in a box of world war ii grenades and belligerent zoo camacho rounds at the fire station. officers did not believe the person meant harm. the station was evacuated and those at the jefferson county got -- coming up next, details about the deadly disney gate era tact. >> wait until you hear how a man got stuck overnight. >>reporter: broncos have a starting quarterback for the pre-season game. could be the be the main guy? i'll take a look at the options, next after winning the series, the rockies hitting the road yesterday taking on milwaukee after bet -- after beating the cubs -- chad had trouble. and

that would make it 3-1 milwaukee. chris carter with a solo shot. that one registering 405 feet. 4-1 bird crew. rockies running -- that would make it a 2-1 ball game, but colorado never got closer than that, and the rockies fall 4-2. he walked 7 guys in five innings of work yesterday. >> it's one of those nights where i didn't have much stuff working and it was a battle. pitch better than that. >> broncos news, gary kubiak announcing trevor stem fan will start saturday when the los

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welcome back on this beautiful tuesday morning. look how great it looks over denver. this is our view from look out mountain. a greet view from our capital building where it's breezy. another view from denver skyline where up. gorgeous across the state this morning actually. a lot of people are send nothing their reports saying that it feels like fall and in some areas it does. mark rustle reporting 37 degrees in walden. let's check with joel. how is the drive. >> a couple of trouble spots we've been watching. there's a water main break in the southbound direction of walsworth at 23rd and then that's completely blocked off southbound walsworth starting at 26th. if you get to the north

sunshine glare. northbound along i-25, look what a mess it is. we've had an accident that's blocking off the right lane and there's an accident in the backups from there and you can see traffic is at awe crawl. a man hit and kills a woman driving in loveland. that man died. it happened shortly after 10:00 east of i-25. police say they don't know why the man was they have a voice. today our state lawmakers are going to try and help homeless voters be heard. jaime leary is live in aurora as we cover the story. jaime. >>reporter: good morning, alan. that's where the event kicks off right here this morning. and many people might not know this, but there's options for homeless to register to vote. they can register to vote where ever they consider home base. any shelter for instance. the denver rescue

voters registered, but officials say more of the homeless community needs to know about the options available to them. secretary of state wayne williams will be on hand speaking at today's initiative. it's called homeless not voiceless. the thought is despite the hardship that homeless exist -- the most common is homelessn joblessness and -- there's was outreach along the corridor to let them know about the event. although they're registering those, the push is for the entire denver county area to get the homeless folks registered to vote. and the event kicks off at 8:00. and that's when people will be on hand to register the homeless. wayne williams will speak around 10:00. jaime leary, cbs news. tim kaine is going to be in colorado and he's suppose to

we understand he's going to participate in a small roundtable with business leaders. trump's speech on immigration is not happening of -- and there's talks of him flipping his decision on deportation. clinton continues her west coast fundraising tour today. she continues to defend the controversial e-mail server she used as secretary of state. a state department 1 month make a month release 15,000 document it's received from the fbi as apart of its investigation into the server. clinton's campaign says quote we support those documents being released publicly as well. new this morning, the fbi is investigating a double stabbing in virginia as a possible tare

the attacker yelled god is great. he's accused of stabbing a man and woman. the man fought him off and the attacker ran. the fbi is investigating whether that attack was inspired by isis and whether the suspect there was trying to behead the victims. the suspect is in custody being held without bond. denver police want to find a man they call quote very dangerous. officers say he was driving a stolen black pickup truck when they tried to pull o peoria. the driver slammed into a patrol car and sped off. the truck was found. he gets away with another pickup truck. the owner explains what happens in this case. >> she came out to get in her truck to get something out of her truck and her truck was gone. >> no one was hurt. that's the good news. police say the thief may be driving that white 1998 f-250 still.

it has a montana license plate, b7813. we know the zika vier has effected 21 coloradans this year. that includes four people in weld county. the health department says all of the cases are travel-related. nobody got the virus from mosquitos in colorado. we're learning more about the deadly florida gate e -- the florida gator attack. they graves did nothing to provoke the reptile. the gator grabbed the boy when he bent down in the water. guests warned disney employees there was an alligator near the beach where the gray's family gathered. president obama looks at the flood in louisiana. critics say the president should have cut his vacation short and checked

he asked the white house to hold off on the visit. 13 people have died. 60,000 homes damaged. the red cross is calling the flood, the country's worse disaster since super storm sandi 4 years ago. he tried to impress a woman but it didn't work out well. a man free now after he was trapped between two buildings for more than 4 hours overnight. police say the man tried to jump from one roof pittsburgh and missed and ended up wedged between the buildings. crews had to break through a brick wall in a nearby restaurant to rescue him. medics took him to the hospital. >> wow. it sounds like he was trying to do core or something. the denver announced they have named janice as its new president and ceo. >> i love the theater. i love the ability to step outside of myself and connect with actors and actresses on the stage, and

be moved to tears from something they're seeing in real time. it's organic and you can't ask for a better complex and theater organization in the dcpa. >> she's chief of staff of denver -- she'll be involved in all aspects of the dcpa and this includes programming and education to fundraising and cooperate spawn shore shi >> but is he the guy. >> romi bean in the house. let's talk - >> kubiak hasn't named a starting quarterback for the regular season, but he put siemian on the inside track. kubiak said siemian will start saturday's pre-season game against the la rams. the third pre-season game is used as the dress rehearsal for the

kubiak hasn't named a starter because sanchez or siemian haven't had the uh-huh moment that kubiak want to say. sanchez has three turnovers in two and a half quarters of play. sanchez looked like he had won the job in the first week of training camp, but he struggled with turnovers in practice and the two games. an opportunity of a lifetime. you have an 8th year player who will be a free agent at the end of the season who believes this was his first chance to be a starter in 4 years. the pressure is on and that's a lot for any player to deal with. as a result, trevor siemian is one quality half of football away from winning the starting job. but he can't throw an interception like he did saturday night. siemian called that play a quote bad decision. and those turnovers by all three

still hasn't made his final decision. >> liking that. so much emphasis on the game. what about paxton lynch. did we forget about him? >> here's the thing in this game like we said, the third season is telling. kubiak said that siemian is starting. he didn't say who will follow him which means paxton lynch is definitely fighting for that number two fight for the number one spot if trevor siemian doesn't span out on saturday's game. >> my psychological theory is gary kubiak was a back up quarterback, he probably gives siemian the biggest chance he'll get. >> alan, i read earlier today that only one quarterback in the last 49 years in broncos history who was a back up quarterback --

kubiak. >> there's a connection. >> great to see you. you can hear more from romi is ybs mornings from 3:00 to 6:00 on -- on cbs from 3:00 to 6:00. here's lauren with what's happening today. >> we have big changes when it comes to rainfall. skies clear and 64 degrees in downtown. we may be windy today.66 48 in greeley. 60 in burlington. 39 in leadville. 45 in aspen and meek meeker on the western slope. bob reporting 50 degrees from glenwood springs. it's a beautiful morning. we have a little rain in our south western corner, but the rest of us on the dry side and we should stay that way today, but later on, we do have a chance for heavier rainfall down in our south western corner and flash flooding is a concern. we have rain that will develop

in denver, isolated showers come our way this evening and the rain is off to our west and south of the denver area, but we may get rain overnight tonight and through tomorrow morning and it could be rainy through the morning tomorrow and into our south eastern corner tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow, 88 degrees in denver. 87 in greeley. this is better than where we have been. our cool down is 70 as we drop to 74. >> joel. >> video from southbound direction of walsworth shutting it down at 23rd and kipling. we can show you your drive. there's an earlier drive along i 225. you can see the volume in the usual spot and there's a mattress in the road near sheridan near the jersey barrier. take a look to the north. there's an accident and an accident in the backups

huge backups. >> yesterday we had trash and i've heard a dog being on the road, but a mattress. that's a new one.

? good morning, it is tuesday, august 23rd. 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." hillary clinton tries to use late night humor to answer questions about the fbi's discovery of nea unreported e-mails. and donald trump stopped talking about a mass deportation of undocumented immigrants. and uber charts a new road to the future with self-driving semi trucks. only on "cbs this morning." we'll see how the big rig handles a busy highway. and an historic recommendation to shut sugar from kids' diets. but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye