find only more victims. tina courthouse is in central italy. >> reporter: the powerful earthquake shook people out of their beds in the middle of the night, it flattened much of amatrice, a town 100 miles northeast of rome. rescue teams and volunteers are digging through mountains of debris where homes once stood. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: an emergency worker tried to calm a woman trapped in the appeared badly injured with her face barely visible under the wall that fell on top of her. earthquake hit just after 3:30 am while many were sleeping. there have been dozen was powerful after shock. people are afraid to go indoors. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: some residents say the military response has been slow. large slabs of concrete fell from buildings trapping people and crushing car.

huddled in a field. there are glimmers of hope amid the destruction. rescuers pulled a man and a young girl from the rubble alive. as nightfall, it's a race against time to save more lives. powerful earthquake in myanmar killed at least four people today. most buildings there remain in tact. the disaster damaged nearly 100 ancient buddhist temples. u.s. geological survey in golden is working with the mu scale to measure the intensity of the shaking of the earthquakes. >> seismologist dr. hayes pointed out the one in myanmar had a 6.8 magnitude, greater than that in italy. but it likely caused fewer problems despite being a more populated area because the quake in myanmar was deeper underground. >> the different lines other

have these orange lines, that means intensity ever severe shake shaking that would -- shaking that would have been felt. people would have had difficulty standing up. >> the earthquake in italy was an 8 out of 10. the one in myanmar was considered a 5 or strong. >> everyone is talking about the rain we got today. very happy to see it. >> we really are. we've tried so hard to get rain in here. did not happen! here it is at 12:30 this afternoon, and you pretty good range over the greater metro area. they a few scattered showers off to the west. maybe a scattered shower. and back tomorrow, temperatures in the 60s and 70s over the eastern plains. and look at difference from this time yesterday. 14 degrees cooler than yesterday afternoon out at

trinidad. look at the southwest, telluride actually 12 degrees warmer, 14 warmer in gunnison, even grand junction at 4 degrees warmer. as we look at tomorrow's forecast, here it is, 3:00, and here comes the showers and storms once again. they're back tomorrow, friday. here comes the weekend, i'll let you know what's coming. a deputy killed while on duty is recognized for his bravery. today there was a ceremony to honor nate kerri shot in park county earlier this year serving an eviction notice. >> reporter: month afrs that shooting outside of bay -- months after that shooting, the deputies who were there that day received medals for their action under fire. it was a tense service here in park county. the family of nate kerrigan who was killed in that shooting accepted his medal from the same sheriff the family plans on suing.

>> reporter: one of the worst days in the history of the park county sheriff's office. >> it's been hard on all of us. it's a time for us to now to heal. >> reporter: deputies attempting to serve an eviction notice to a man who had made threats against police before. martin werth launched an assault using a high-caliber rifle. minutes that have forever changed these officers and their families' lives. >> the deputy his body while returning fire. >> reporter: they carry the scars from that horrible day. >> the assailant opened fire directly on deputy martin, and the other officers. martin was struck by gunfire and seriously wounded. >> reporter: these deputies although injured did go home to their families eventually. their fellow deputy that day did not. >> corporal nate kerrigan, it is with extreme sorrow and honor

to your family for the heroic efforts. >> reporter: his family accepted his purple matter and medal of honor as questions about the entire incident and possibility -- possible legal battle with the sheriff loom. >> thank you for your brave and heroic service to the sheriff's office >> reporter: medals and honors won't bring kerrigan back. but the sheriff says he hopes he left behind. >> reporter: carrigan's family told us off-camera they appreciate the continued support by everyone in this community. video of a boat-riding seal is going viral. >> yet visitor was smart to

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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. i'm michael bennet and i approve this message. an artist teenager calls herself a peaceful person. rebecca. >> reporter: here we are inside ink lounge with our wednesday's child rebecca.

>> reporter: i'm doing well. we're here because rebecca is an incredible artist. and today you're going to learn how to print screen. let's go! >> it just seems to be your forte, right? >> yeah, i draw all the time. >> reporter: and feeds her soul. >> what is it about art that really speaks to you? >> i just like the creativity, it's -- it shows emotions through paper. >> reporter: saralso a source of hope -- art is also a source of hope. she has drawn a viof her future family. >> i just want to be a part of a family again >> reporter: rebecca lost her parents a few years ago and currently in a foster home. she is about to go into her senior year of high school and would love to be adopted by a family before she graduates. >> you have this permanent smile on your face, i feel like. what makes you smile?

brighter things. it might be an issue, but you always get there. >> reporter: strong, wise, peaceful. her arms open. ready to embrace whatever lies ahead. >> can you find out more about rebecca or any of the children looking for adoptive families. caught adoption exchange at the numbers on your screen. you'll also find all that information at cbsdenver.com. cool and wet today, what

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legendary nazi gold train. researchers spent a week digging in an area where they thought they would at least find the tunnel. but no tunnel new york train. a seal leaping onto a boat off the coast of vancouver island to escape a pod of hungry orcas. they circled the boat. the seal did fall off several stay put and outlast the whales. and the seal now dubbed gerald went back into the water. >> they should call him lucky. [ laughter ] >> as far as our weather goes, drying out a little bit. but the showers will be back again tomorrow, and maybe again on friday. a little more raining be in the forecast. here's the mountain cam. and you can see we

up there. at least partly sunny. those clouds are beginning to part as we dry out. doppler 4,000 shows that. we did have the showers that are now drying off to the east. we're seeing some breaks in the clouds. a row of showers and thunderstorms coming through. so we might not be out of the woods for another shower, isolated thunderstorm. you can see the line going from north to south right there, and over the trinidad area. a lot of storms and showers still moving in there as well. as far as the moisture goes, out in the west, we did pretty well, a half inch to an inch and everybody got a nice, good, steady rain, refreshingly cool temperatures. and you can see the shadow under the bridge there, sunshine to the west. from the colorado state patrol in golden, it showes the snow on loveland pass. always a good sight for the skiers. as far as the hour by hour forecast goes, the showers and thunderstorms die down overnight, start the day with sunny sky, increasing clouds by three time 30 in the afternoon. here come the showers and thunderstorms, they hang

and evening hour, maybe into the friday morning hours. the showers and thunderstorms die down, back by afternoon. showers over our area, a little snow, there's that pink area that you see at the higher elevations, and friday, things die down once again going into saturday, and maybe the southwest stays with the showers and thunderstorms burk from denver to the northeast, i think we see mostly sunny sky, maybe only an isolated storm. still a lot of weather to work with. showers and thunderstorms over the gulf into the great lakes. 68 and 66 the heiss today. 64s right now both locations. it this is from -- this is from mike, a young bald eagle.

pretty nice morning. temperatures tonight mostly in the 40s and 50s over the ea plains. still cool tomorrow, not as cool. 60s, 70s over the eastern plains. 60s, low 70s for the mountains. 70s to the mid-80s out west. there's that denver forecast for tonight. isolated shower or storm, clearing skies, and i felt 49 the overnight lows. sunshine begins today, gives way to increasing clouds. scattered thunderstorms once again. the mid to upper. we'll do that again on friday. saturday we dry it out and warm it up. 83 degrees, more of the same on sunday. and next week, sunny and is 86 degrees! eye lawsuit against starbucks is tossed out of court. >> why the judge had such a problem with it. and the federal government plans to buy $20

markets down across the board today. healthcare shares were to blame for most of the drops. at least one member of congress wants the fpc to investigate the price of those life-saving epipen. they are used to treat severe allergic reactions, something our

well. she wants them to look at why the cost has gone up 400% in four years. >> to do that to a parent, to tell them that costs $600 now that is correct can't happen in this country. -- that can't happen in this country. >> the manufacturer says a virtual monopoly on the devices and insists the hike is related to the value the pen provides. teamed up with a pharmacy to make sure that prescription pain killers don't end up in the wrong hands. safe rx has come up with locking prescription vials. people have to put in a pass code to use the medication. they will use these vials for the opioids. new developments in the ice fight involving starbucks. a judge throughout a lawsuit from a guy who complained he got too

the judge is says any reasonable customer should know they'll get ice when they order an iced drink and just say, hey, how about a little less ice? the federal government is about to make a large purchase of cheese! >> apparently we have way too much of it in this country. the surplus is at a high because of high milk production and sluggish demand. the agricultural department will buy $2il private inventories to be given to food banks all over the country. >> i eat my share of cheese. [ laughter ]

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charges. >> reporter: andrea flores where sedgewick county's sheriff's bond was set at a quarter million dollars by a judge is. he plans to contest every charge. those charges include two felony sexual assault allegations, official misconducting and soliciting. according to an arrest affidavit he allegedly took a handcuffed developmentally disabled woman from jail to his home i personal vehicle. there he allegedly offered her $60 for sex, forced thor strip and perform sexual acts on her. the victim told investigators she later gave the money back. he handcuffed the woman at his home and transported her to the logan county jail. the affidavit states he later deposited $20 into her commissary account. the coroner will fill in as the acting sheriff. if convicted,

melissa garcia in denver where close to 100 people are on the streets after the city shut down this youth hostel. residents got off work yesterday to find their home surrounded with caution tape and danger signs. the city cited the building owner for a slew of fire code violations. some residents have lived here for months or years and have full-time jobs or are students. this is an affordable place to live. now they are on their way to a homeless shelter. last night, 50 of them emergency shelter set up by the red cross and the salvation army. that shelter is now closed. some residents are out of the advanced rent money they paid for the hostel. we caught up with the owner who is working to refund them and says he was shocked at shutdown and was unaware ever the fire code violations. we did just hear from denver human services who say they're work ing to help those residents with basic needs and shelter. >> still some rain showers out

everything is dying down right now. and that keems us in pretty good -- keeps us in pretty good shape for tomorrow. showers and storms back by the afternoon. same on friday but we dry it out and warm it up in time for the weekend. >> focusing on the weekend for some reason. [ laughter ] >> you usually do.

>> previously on "big brother": before leaving the house, paulie said james should be a target. >> another person who put us in this situation. james. >> sounds good. >> let's get ready for this day. >> so nicole quickly ran to natalie and james and blamed

>> i don't want you to think that's what i'm going to do. >> i trust you. >> and then she and james discussed the couple's team-up. >> i would love for me and natalie and corey and you. >> in a terrifying battle for head of household-- >> are you okay? >> yeah! >> aarrgghh! >> the cheerleader conquered the black box. >> congratulations, natalie. were safe. >> they could. >> the last two times that i won h.o.h., i didn't put her up on the block, so i'm really hoping that she thinks about that and doesn't put me up on the block. >> but natalie was secretly plotting with ni-corey. >> i feel like they're just a very strong duo. >> it's down to the final seven

package to big meech. >> really! >> naming her the cohead of household. >> "with this power you will share all the perks of h.ohio h. you will also be responsible for naming one of the two nominees for eviction." >> meech wanted nicole on the block but natalie had bigger fish to fry. and although michelle was fine with paul being a targ leaving, and he lied to my face and he's obviously playing both side of the house and is very sketchy. >> she didn't want victor on the block. >> i don't want to put victor up because victor has never harmed me or done me wrong. >> once natalie agreed to be the one to nominate victor-- >> i don't want to be the person to put up vick, to be honest. >> i'll put him up. >> i have nominated you, victor.