news: a magnitude 6.2 earthquake struck central italy. the epicenter is a hilltop town 15 miles northeast of rome. the mayor says half of the town is gone. people were trapped you should the rubble. government officials comparing it to one in 2009 which claimed 300 lives. a fake doctor in accused of performing major operations without a license. karen morfitt talked to one of the patients. she told me she felt everything during her 4-hour procedure. >> reporter: she came here to the hernandez fernandez care clin toik get a mini-tummy -- clinic to get a mini-tummy tuck. she said from the first cut, things were not right. maria continues to work toward recovery after a botched

her side helping to tell her story. >> he felt her cutting into her skin, they did a form of liposuction, she felt every minute of temperature >> reporter: operating on her, this man, carlos hernandez who according to investigators is no doctor. she found him online where he had a 5-star rating. she scheduled an appointment and paid thousands of dollars upfront. >> a lot of himself out as a legitimate doctor, a licensed doctor in the state of colorado. >> reporter: the surgery was wrong from the beginning, and she could feel every single minute. >> he did not use an sthetdic. he did -- an synthetic. he did give her some medication >> reporter: she reported her concerns to law enforcement, and at least three other victims have been identified. their goal

again and to warn others from doing similar procedures. >> you should not go forward with a procedure like this until you have fully investigated the plastic surgeon. >> reporter: hernandez also performed facelifts, liposuction, and other procedures here. he is facing 14 felony charges. but it is victims out there. karen morfitt, cbs4 news. following a developing story east of denver. a sheriff is under arrest accused of sexual assault. he was arrested in logan county after a joint investigation with the colorado bureau of investigation.

and two men dead, one of them corporal nate kerrigan. documents from june were missing statements from witnesses. new report does have information from the other deputies who watched the shootout. jeff todd has been pour over thousand was documents for us tonight. and you spoke with the sheriff who says he is proud of his deputies. >> reporter: and you just mentioned those witness statements, some of them coming from deputies who went on this mi a made death threats against police. the sheriff said he knew it was a dangerous situation but never knew directly about the threats. >> it reafirms the fact that my depose did nothing wrong. >> reporter: it was february when the shooting played out at this home. martin wurthd expressed to several people he wanted to kill cops.

corporal kerrigan was killed. >> would i change how we do evictions? no. i've done evictions since. what gets lost in this entire thing is martin had a choice. leave! all he had to do was leave the residence >> reporter: kerrigan's family and other have questioned whether a different approach would have kept him alive. >> i've known nate since he was in high school >> reporter: sheriff wenger who has a constant reminder arm of the day says his deputies did what they were supposed to do. >> i'm sorry but we enforced a court order. it's no surprise. he had the notice. he knew about it. why didn't he go to court and fight it? why did he take the law into his own hands and shoot at my deputies? >> nate was murdered. and it was very hard on the agency. nate died a hero's death.

holding a ceremony where they're going to give a purple heart and medal of honor to corporal kerrigan and the two other deputies who were also injured that day. the ceremony is tomorrow. the teenager with the spray paint says he regrets he did it. we showed you the video yesterday. a hiker confronting two young men after seeing one defacing a video, investigators tracked down the vandal. rick salinger talked by phone to 18-year-old stan stetler. >> i thought it was right to put your name on a rock, for remembrance. >> do you regret doing it? >> yeah, i would definitely go clean that up right away. >> he is charged with a misdemeanor count of defacing property. his friend was not charged because there's no

a nurse accused of sexually assaulting patients facing charges in yet another attack. she accused of molesting ten women in nebraska, fort collins, greeley and thornton. lauren dispirito has the latest. >> reporter: according to police, stems from an incident that happened here, about one month before the hpi in another city. >> reporter: police say last november, he fondled a patient. when a woman complain have had a migraine, he gave her morphine. she told police she woke up to him groping her chest.

women at several hospitals say moore took advantage of them while they were in and out of consciousness, alone in emergency rooms. some of the hospital systems say they performed background checks but did not know about aczags against him. the colorado board that investigates complaints against nurses is closed, meaning information it refers is not public -- receives i made public while it's being looked into. moore began working for them in july of 2015 and was "suspended on december 21st" when the fort collins police department notified them of pending charges. "we are continuing to assist authorities." tonight moore

rovb -- lefb land police investigating a deadly crash. the man was headed the wrong way on eisenhower boulevard, collided with the car, killing the driver. speed and alcohol or drugs played a role in that crash. new tonight, anger, confusion, and gratuity. a woman hit by a car and left for dead is relieve the man they suspect was driving. stan bush, a lot of emotions. >> reporter: she could have died the night she was hit in this area. it launched a manhunt, and another old fashioned who dun it. investigation found a conspiracy that lefted more than a month. >> i felt my body go forward,

pelvis, back, and is had lacerations across her bod. she is already walking with a cane, but her amazing recovery was incomplete until sunday when investigators said they arrested the driver who hit her. >> i'm trying to forgive. i really want to. >> reporter: 27-year-old spencer roush allegedly hit pennington going 50 miles an hour. investigators found his license plate on the scene and contacted his family almost immediately. they cover for him, and he chips were found on pennington's scooter. >> i thought maybe he had an emergency of his own. but once i found out that his family was lying, i went from understanding to absolutely livid. >> reporter: investigators returned after neighbors spotted roush and his father trying to repair the front of the car to hide the damage. state patrol charged roush and his father

a bogus story fell apart, realists that may not have been possible if strangers hadn't pick up the phone and called to get justice for amber. >> i was amazed at how much these people helped me and the officers to get these bad people off the street. >> reporter: they face numerous charges and will appear in court. amber is recoverin an update on a big housing problem, hundreds of students at cu boulder having a tough start to the school year after their apartments were deemed uninhabitable. many weren't as advertised. what they thought would be private bedrooms were divided by moving bookshelves which is illegal. the owners fixed the violations by installing curtains. many

back. >> for some people it's a lot tougher. a lot of people are come other countries, don't have durs go anywhere. >> management left tenants an option to opt out of their leases or get credit for the time they're displaced. the property owners could still be punished. raising the rent. democrats are slamming donald trump the candidate and the landlord! takes matters into his own hands and winds up with a much bigger problem. >> and firefighters had to rescue a college student trying to impress a girl. >> new sugar recommendations for kids. >> and a few sprinkles in denver, moisture work right up and brushing by denver. that's all we got. now we're starting to dry out.

higher elevations, and a cold front coming our way. >> trevor siemian is expected to get the start on saturday.

a magnitude 6.2 quake hit near rome overnight.

is being called extensive damage in many towns. one town's mayor says people there are buried under collapsed buildings and "the town isn't here anymore." hillary clinton's running mate tim cain zshsz hemmed an event in -- tim kaine held an event in lakewood. he also had some choice words for donald trump who is under fire for ideas. >> reporter: gop vice presidential nominee mike pence is trying to clarify donald trump's immigration policy, including the possibility deportation of an estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants. >> people who have run afoul of the law, gotta leave immediately. >> reporter: trump has suggested softening his stance recently, vowing to be fair but firm. his opponent hillary

slammed trump over reports that he raised the rent on his own campaign headquarters. >> once he started to fundraise, he tripled the rent payment that his campaign was paying him personally. >> reporter: clinton's accusation that she gave donors special privileges when she was secretary of state. her camp disputes an associated press report that claimed more than half of the private individuals who met with then secretary clinton gave money to the a spokesman says the story cherry picked her schedule. bill clinton already said if his swief elected, the family foundation would no longer accept foreign donations. a man's plan to get rid of a neighbor's tree backfired big-time in pennsylvania. he was

sap onto his car so he decided to cut through the 3-foot wide trunk. there you see, the tree fell onto the apartment building where he lives. >> he decided it was the best thing to do to get rid of the tree. where he thought it was gonna go, i have no idea. >> the guy attacked the neighbor with a bat after that. he is charged with assault. a couple's first day did not go exactly as planned. the 22-year-old college student in pittsburgh tried to impress his date by jumping from he ended up getting stuck in between the two. it took crews four thundershowers get him out. they had to remove bricks from the qdoba restaurant's walls. they eventually pulled out the man. >> he was doing it to impress a girl. i personally wouldn't be impressed at all by that. [ laughter ] >> really made a fool of himself. >> the man was loaded onto that stretcher with a broken ankle but managed to give two thumbs

new guidelines for parents about what to feed your kids. the american heart association recommends kids should eat no more than 6 teaboons of added sugar a day. they have names like high fructose corn syrup, dextrose, fructose, and more. snowflakes flying on peak today! just the sight seemed to cool off a lot of people on this warm day in denver. and rain out in park county. fairly dry in the metro area. >> we hope there'll be a better chance tomorrow. most of it is drying out as you see. over southeastern colorado, trinidad

lightning going on there. denver had a little brush-by of some light moisture. happening all night long. dry air for the metro area, mainly to the west. snow at some elevation, aspen to georgetown. some areas could get maybe 7 inch was snow. you can see quite a nice dusting right there. our hour by hour moisture slowly dies down. vail gets a shot of snow, doesn't last long. and for tomorrow, showers move in, 2:30 in the afternoon. one or two could be heavy as they pass over the eastern plains. then things die down. maybe a little sunshine thursday morning. then snow at the higher elevations, pushes across denver, one or two out on the eastern plains. friday, another surge of moisture comes our way. this is more widespread over the west, and spreading to the eastern border area. some of

will be snow-melt, the higher elevations. 3 inches up here in. the moortd area, 0.40 of an inch in denver, to 0.30 to the north. if you get off to the southwest, maybe an inch or nor bailey -- more in bailey. here is the system, just nudging into northeastern colorado. high pressure gotta get out of the away then it'll drop on through and cool us off into and 62 is how we started. 70s right now with a west wind at 10. not through with 35% humidity, a rising barometer. nice shoff sunrise -- shot of a

50s and 60s, eastern plains. 30s and 40s high country. 50s out west. for tomorrow, cooler air comes in from the north. 60s, 70s, a few low 80s hanging around the southeast. 60s for the mountains. mostly 70s and 80s to the west. all right, here is your denver forecast, for tonight, could still see a sprinkle or isolated shower. mostly cloudy, 57 and 56 the overnight lows. tomorrow mostly cloudy, scattered thunderstorms, better chance. temperatures in the mid-70s! and thursday more of the same, friday the same. drier for the weekend. a little warmer, more seasonal by sunday. and less chance for storms and near

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again. we've seen this movie time and time again. 3 earned runs. the rockies lose another tough one. >> still a long way to go. we're gonna focus on the day to day as opposed to the big picture. that's what we gotta do. win a game tomorrow. i feel really >> in trouble. >> they work extremely hard. >> kubiak is an eterrible optimist -- eternal optimist. the guy starting saturday is trevor siemian, that's the plan. he didn't throw in practice due

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