good morning, this is the news at 6:00 this morning. search crews continue to look for survivors after an earthquake hit central italy and killed close to 250 people. >> we're going to show you the rescue of the little girl. a colorado sheriff arrives in court in a jail suit and shackles. the at-risk inmate. 49 degrees here in denver. it's been a while science we have seen the 40s. >> thanks for joining us. i'm britt moreno. >> and i'm alan gionet. great to have you with us. there's frost in the foothills this morning. lauren has your weather. good morning, clear skies and actually really nice outside. i think it feels good. let's look outside with

52 in burlington and the high country and 45 in aspen and 59 in grand junction. 44 in telluride. we'll talk about the rest of the day and how fabulous our temperatures are in just a moment. a triangle of trouble on the side street. none of this on highway but an accident 19th and chestnut and then monaco and stapleton and then the lights are malfunctioning at cherry. the latest on the deadly earthquake in italy. drone footage close to the quake's escape center shows the instruction. close to 250 people are known dead so far. many others injured. a search for survivors continues today. searchers rescued this little girl who had been trapped beneath the rubble for 17 hours. president obama offered his

people by phone. >> that is truly a glimmer of hope there. a colorado sheriff is accused of taking a female inmate from his jail to his home. he appeared yesterday and according to the arrests he alleged took a woman from the county jail to his home in jewelsburg and exchange for sexual acts. >> there's all kinds of people who you think are respectable and above the law and would never go anything egregious to anything but low and behold, they're the 11:00 news at night. >> he trans ported her to the

his home. all aboard. amtrak and wasn'ter park are making a big announcement. -- -- -- winter park. >> reporter: we were talking to an employee of the crawford hotel and he said he remembers when he used to ride it as a kid and excited it's back. it will drop you off slope side at winter park. amtrak and winter park expect to release more details this morning. they didn't wt much but we know it's called the amtrak winter park express. this is the second revival of full service for the train and like the old ski train, it's going to stop at the base of the ski resort. regular service went from 1940 to 2009. it was brought back for just a few weekend trips in march of 2015. we were there last season when amtrak made a ski run up the hill. 400 tickets sold out in a matter

ended after financial issues with iowa pacific. so unlike the limited service it brought back last year, we have good news. we know it's running january through march so plenty of opportunities to check it out. more details are expected to be released around 11:00 this morning. live from union station, jamie leary, cbs4 news. temperatures are so muc the front that came through yesterday. 16 degrees cooler in boulder and 18 for fort collins and 20 in greeley and limon so it's noticeably cooler outside. 52 in burlington. 46 in avon and 59 in grand junction. weather watcher reporting 44 degrees in northern colorado. she says it's brisk out there. that's what i see on twitter and

rest of us are on the dry side but we have the chance for rain showers and thunderstorms coming in later this afternoon. for the most part today is nice in the mid 70s and sunshine and the chance for rain coming in this afternoon. i would take the umbrella with you because you may need it on the way home from work. flashing lights this morning. this is i-70 and i-225. live pictures coming in off to the left shoulder there and looks like there's a flat tire along there. there's curiosity slowing this time of day. take a look from our cbs4 mousetrap cam. this commute underway this morning and it's causing delays. we have these trouble spots. we have an accident on 19th at chestnut and at the bottom lights malfunctioning from leads dale to cherry. if you're getting in our car

latest traffic and cbs4 weather together. this is the news on cbs4 this morning. a colorado high school football player may have to sit out when the season starts next week. he had to transfer to a different school after his family fell on hard times and could no longer afford his private school tuition but the transfer rules under the state's high school activity association are preventing him from hitting the field right away. >> reporter: the jenkins family has been through a lot in the the parents were in the back of a taxi when they got in an accident. they didn't have health insurance so the bills piled up. in the eyes of the state high school activities association those are not hardships. >> since moving their son eric from private school in parker to eagle crest high in aurora last year, the jenkins tried to file a hardship waiver with the colorado high school activities

2's and medical forms but that does not meet the criteria which requires the situation to be unforeseen, unavoidable, and uncorrectable. despite telling the family that, she says they can't comment on this case because it's still an active appeal. the jenkins do still have appeals left. eric jenkins told us he's holding out hope he will not have to sit the five games. eagle crest first game i thursday. in aurora, jeff todd cbs4 news. a deprave rio honor awarded six months after the deadly attack on sheriff's deputies who were serving an eviction notice. corporal nate carrigan was killed in the shooting. he was honored with a purple heart. >> i award this purple heart to your family for the heroic efforts during a tremendous fire

hancock were both shot several times and both of them were honored with purple hearts. first responders received the service award for their actions helping the wounded deputies that day. we are now 75 days away from the presidential election. this morning hillary clinton is on the defensive after days of attacks and accusations from donald trump over her foundation and time as secretary of state and her relationship minority voters. brian webb has the latest. >> hillary clinton is a big got, who says people of color only as votes, not human beings. >> reporter: he turned up the attacks on his rival insisting he's the candidate that will improve the life of minorities. hillary clinton called in last night to respond to trump's name calling. >> donald trump has shown us who

taking a hate movement mainstream. >> reporter: clinton also defended her family foundation after an associated press report earlier this week suggested clinton foundation donors gained special access to her while she was secretary of state. >> my work as secretary of state was not influenced by the outside forces. i made policy decisions based on what i thought was right. >> reporter: clinton returns to the reno. >> it's 60 6:09. next, a new warning for pregnant women. what a study says about a mother to be's diet and the affects on her baby.

a kings college london study said there could be a link between adhd in children. there can be an increase in problems like lying and stealing and fighting and it could have to do with changes in a child's dna. researchers say it's best to consume foods high in fiber and omega three fatty acids.

reverse the affects of a high fat diet. mice had been fatty food for a month and the mice also consumed fish oil weighed less and less likely to develop type two diabetes. skiers can get their passes before prices increase after labor day. how cool is that? >> there it is. okay lauren, what's the deal? more snow in parts of the high country today a in denver but overall a really nice start to the day. much cooler compared to yesterday with our front moving through, starting off with temperatures much cooler than yesterday. 16 degrees different in denver and boulder compared to yesterday at this time. 20 degrees for limon and high country. definitely noticeable across the front range and eastern plains.

and 37 in alamosa. there's a nice brisk morning out at pikes peak. you can see the snow left over from the past couple of days. just a dusting in most spots but it's a gorgeous view from the southwest. let's look at the satellite and radar where we're mellow and quiet. rain in the south eastern corner and seeing more rain today. the early part of the day is really going to be wonderful. mostly sunny skies and a few ashd lunchtime a few showers starting to pop up in the high country. here in denver after 3:00 or 4:00, a chance for afternoon storms and rain showers to roll on through and could see some rain overnight and tomorrow morning. probably some clouds to start the day tomorrow and a chance for more rain coming in off and on tomorrow and most of it will

and 80 in grand junction. a chance for more rain and storms and more isolated on saturday. sunday overall fairly dry with foothill storms possible. we have copter4 flying over the denver metro area. these are pictures of colfax and i-25. there's space between the cars. that's our saving grace this morning as you make your way spoub in the northbound direction. what about the dri the 50s dipping down into the 40s there. nine minutes on this drive. a look at westbound along i-76 eastbound. here we are across the denver metro area. we have talked about the trio of trouble and now added a fourth to that as you travel through wheat ridge near edge water. stapleton and monaco and the

accident on 19th at chestnut. it's all isolated on the highways. loaded up and slowing down but cars are cooperating nicely and not running into each other. recall for ford owners and why it's good to get up at 4:00 a.m. i want to hear this too. this is the news on wall street. jill wagner life from the new york stock exchange this morning. >> reporter: good morning, the bio tech the markets this week. the dow fell 65 points yesterday. the nasdaq dropped 42. futures pointing to a lower open. mylan is trying to calm public outrage over the massive price hike. the drug being renounced says it will expand programs that lower out of pocket costs. they will issue a savings card that will cut the price by half.

for patient assistant program. ford is recalling suvs because of a fuel pump issue that can cause the engine to stall. model years 2013 through 201515. apple ceo tim cooks says he starts his day at 4:00 p.m. the wall street journal calls it the most productive hour. early birds get a head start in theiray distraction of technology and social media and other people fighting for your attention. >> or other people actually awake. thanks, jill. top stories now. a pilot and passenger are dead after a plane crashes in telluride. a motorized glider went down in the prospect basin area yesterday afternoon. and the pilot was robert

"glider bob". no word yet on what caused the aircraft to go down. the u.s. women's soccer goalie hope solo has been suspended for what they say is unacceptable conduct when she cow words". she was suspended for 30 days last year for misconduct in the past. a man who spent a quarter of a century for a crime he didn't commit gets a big pay out. he is being paid $3.5 million. grimes was exonerated of rape four years ago after determining the fingerprints linked to the case were not his.

will be responsible for the rest. xcel energy's day of service is a great opportunity to help the community. it was one of the largest projects during last year's day of service. >> all i know is it was a quick three hours and we boxed enough to feed the day of service panl at cbsdenver.com. volunteer day is saturday, september 10th. 48 degrees in denver this morning. what are the weather watchers reporting? >> on the western slope, 49 degrees from david berry. so it's cool there. nice start to the day and we'll talk about our travel forecast

storms are rolling through kansas and missouri. we're looking at warm conditions but fairly mild as you head wards the east coast. the temperatures in the 90s and 80s. nice in the pacific north west today. more rain and snow in parts of

head up towards parts of wyoming and montana. we have been watching a traffic alert in the intersection of 29th and ten son. report of an pedestrian accident no word on injuries. that will give you an idea of that neighborhood. how about the this morning. southbound is loaded up. along i-70 this accident at monaco and stapleton. you get along the a-line running on time as well. thank you so much. models will strut the cat walk for a good cause. urban nights benefits urban

young homeless people. retailers. urban nights starts at 6:00 on colfax. there are tickets left and you can get yours at our website under cbsdenver.com under the events section. if you're going, let m 6:26 out there and it's chilly this morning. 48 degrees now. it's been a while since we felt that. search crews hope to find more survivors after yesterday's deadly earthquake. the story behind this little girl's rescue. that's a tornado. >> that was a tornado. where a tornado ripped apart

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good morning, here's a live look from copter4. it can be shocking to the system because we haven't been in the 40s in so long. this morning it's 49 in denver. >> good morning, i'm alan gionet, we go to lauren now. it's beautiful in denver right now. so nice outside. might need a light jacket this

from our look out mountain camera. it's fairly clear. the rain from yesterday is gone. we could get more today. i checked our rain gauge and three tenths of an inch here. temperatures are nice as well. 48 degrees in denver and 50 in boulder and 38 this morning in limon. 52 in burlington. 43 in steamboat and 44 over in meeker. we have mild temperatures today. i know some people want the heat to return because it's still summer but there are a lot of people excited about the. morning commute. a couple side street trouble spots getting in your way. we had an auto pedestrian accident this morning. north of i-70 there near stapleton lights are malfunctioning at leads dale and

>> the odds unfortunately are getting longer in the frantic search for survivors in central italy. this drone video shows you the damage close to the quake's epi center. . tina crass has the latest from amatrice. >> reporter: rescue teams in italy worked through the night and into daybreak using heavy equipment trying buried alive under mounds of debris. armor tanks are joining the effort in hard hit towns. crews carefully pulled a girl name julia to safety. she had been trapped for 17 hours. the scene did little to comfort this firefighter. julia is being taken to the hospital and that's good news he says. as far as the rest is concerned, the images speak for themselves. >> the powerful quake hit

here in amatrice, a town packed with tourists this time of year. >> several guests of the damaged hotel in the town lost their lives when the quake hit including an 11-year old boy who was first found alive in the rubble. amatrice was set to hold an annual food festival this weekend. thousands left homeless have set up camp in ternt cities around the devastation wondering how they will rebuild from here. tia krauss, cbs news amatrice. the earthquake in italy had a 6.2 magnitude and the one in myanmar was 6.8 but it wasn't as bad because it far deeper underground. now they have maps that show shaking. >> the different lines are the intensity of shaking.

that means the intenty of severe shaking that would have been felt -- -- intensity. >> the earthquake in italy was an eight out of ten in terps of shaking. ten is considered extreme. the one in myanmar was considered a six. snow is dusting the high country this morning and we're in the 40s here in denver. fall is coming and so the ski train chugging its way back to town. jamie leary is live the question is, when can people climb aboard? >> yes, it's happening again. winter park and amtrak expected to announce more details this morning. it will pick you up here from union station and drop you off at the base of the mountain. we were there last march for the limited service operation. the 400 tickets they sold out within minutes but this is the first second full service ski

2009 but now folks can look forward to the return of full service. coming up at 6:45. details on how often the amtrak winter express will run for this season. live from union station, jamie leary, cbs4 news. weather and traffic every ten minutes on the 4's. >> reporter: it feels fabulous and it's nice outside to start the day and cooler than yesterday. taking a look a cooler in denver and fort collins and 18 degrees cooler in greeley. 20 for limon and 11 in burlington. high country a couple degrees cooler. for us it's a major change. 48 in denver and 35 in limon and 43 in re. starting the day with 46 in avon and 49 in grand junction. our weather watcher reporting 49 in burlington.

gotten up there. skies are clear now. isn't that stunning? beautiful up there right now. taking a look at satellite and radar, skies are clear. rain in the south eastern corner but that's it. early afternoon hours we will see more rain in parts of the high country and more clouds to the west and that rain will get more widespread into the evening hours. here in denver we feel the possibility of rain and a quick thunderstorm this evening coming in likely after 3:00. rain down into our south westero the high country overnight tonight and tomorrow morning. expect spotty showers around the state and tomorrow afternoon and evening, a couple showers ear in denver with heavy rainfall to the west. temperatures are nice outside. i this you the 70s are nice. a lot of people want the heat to come back. 76 in denver and greeley and 79 in re. lots of upper 70s in the mountains and plenty of 60s.

mild. temperatures in the low 50s. 78 tomorrow and back to the 80s on saturday. a truck is off to the shoulder westbound along i-76 as you get past 76th there and it's causing slowing in the right lane. here we are from the cbs4 mousetrap cam. you can see the volume making its way underneath. these slow drives getting from 120th to i-70 dipping 30s and 40s through commerce city into the 20s westbound along i-76 brighton to denver typically slow this time of day. the investigation is still underway and a police presence along there. leads dale and cherry we have the lights that are malfunctioning but treat it as a four way stop. we'll take you live to

we're taking a look at a neighbor in the area where the tornado touched down. businesses were damaged and homes were levelled in some places and now we understand that there were thousands of people without power last night. 39,000 in one area and 25,000 without power in another area and also a couple of twisters apparently touched down in ohio as well. that area completely devastated this morning. right now this denver bank robber is on the run. he's aen this summer alone. the latest robbery happened tuesday. police have tried tracking down the suspect all summer long. >> reporter: for the fifth time this summer police say 39-year old shawn scott has robbed a denver bank. this time tuesday morning at the tcf bank on the corner of broadway and evans avenue. investigators say scott showed a note demanding money then fled eastbound on foot.

scott keeps repeating despite having already been caught on camera at another south broadway bank on spear boulevard and at the u.s. bank on 38th and julian. he's used a bike in past robberies to ride up and get away fast. people who work in businesses along broadway tell cbs4 that tcf bank has been robbed twice before. >> we are by the bus stop so i think he could make a at 11:00 at night and jump on the bus and disappear. we don't know what people are thinking. >> police say scott is about six feet tall with a thinner build and weighs around 150 pounds. surveillance video may be a key in tracking down burglars in arapahoe county. burglars were caught walking into the lobby here before they

the victim confronted the burglars before they got away. this happened late last month. a man possibly in his 20s. the woman is 5'2" and they figure she weighs between 150 and 180 pounds. a different kind of eviction. officers dealed with a very large unwanted house guest. a 300-pound bear had been under the homeowner's deck for days. police helped parks and wildlife officers tranquilize and relocate the bear. the ugly allegations against a small county sheriff and what he's accused of doing to an at-risk inmate. i'll break down what to look for when it comes to the quarterback situation and the mighty defense. i've never been to milwaukee but i've heard it's lovely this time of year.

a colorado rockies jersey. the rockies need to get out of town judging by the way they have been playing. they hope to avoid the sweep yesterday. a solo shot in the first gave the rockies a one nothing lead. that was the extent. in the 7th it fell apart. the two run shot put the brewers up 5-1 then later in the inning chris carter getting in on the action. brewers go u gave up four runs in the frame and they get swept 7-1. colorado has the day off today. they start a pregame series in washington tomorrow.

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welcome back. it's a beautiful morning across colorado. here's a view of lookout mountain. clear skies near rocky mountain national park. taking a look from our phillies camera, a couple the day. crisp temperatures and it feels nice outside. 47 degrees in green wood village and she says it's a gorgeous beautiful morning this morning. we're enjoying this nice weather and we'll talk about the chance of rain coming up in a moment. at least the weather is nice and you enjoy the drive as you slow down making your way around the corner there at i-25 and university. a lot of volume this morning and that's what's causing you to slow down. taking a look across the denver

continue the investigation of a pedestrian accident. southbound running heavy northbound making your way out to i-75 in that westbound direction. both directions of i-270 and taking a look at drive times from the north, speeds dipping down into the 40s. especially slow in the eastbound direction of i-270 with speeds into the 30s and westbound in the 30s. breaking overnight. mylan is in t spiking the cost of the epipen. it now says it will initiate a savings program to cover up to $300 of out of pocket costs for an epipen two pack. it's also doubling eligibility for its patient assistance program which gets rid of out of pocket costs for underinsured patients. mylan has hiked the prices three times a year over the past nine

more than $600. drone footage of italy shows destruction all around. more than 250 dead. a little girl was rescued who had been trapped underneath the rubble for 17 hours. president obama has offered condolences by phone yesterday and commended the nation's first sp developing now, a colorado sheriff is accused of taking a female inmate from jail to his home and sexually assaulting her. thomas hannah is the sheriff appearing yesterday in court. here's what he did. he took a woman from the county jail to his home in his personal vehicle and offered money in exchange for sexual acts. the victim told investigators she gave the money back to him

logan county jail. the coroner is filling in as sheriff now. the alleged driver who killed a pedestrian in aurora is under arrest now. he is in the arapahoe county jail. the charge is vehicular homicide. police say he sped through a red light and lost control of his suv monday at chambers and eye lift. he hit two people and hurt a passenger in hiseh the pedestrian is 22 year old dalton mc kreery and the 18 year old passenger survived. a chill out there this morning. there's a hint of ski season in the air now and this morning amtrak and winter park are making a big announcement jamie leary is live at union station now. >> reporter: they're keeping us

reveal full de-tats but the amtrak winter park express is going to pick you up here at union station and drop you off right at the base of the mountain. we were there last year when amtrak made a ski run up the hill. 400 tickets were sold out in a matter of hours. this is the second revival of full service. regular service went from 1940 to 2009 and people here definitely remember it and then it was brought back for a weekend trips in march of 2015. unlike the minimal service last season this season we know the train is running weekends january all the way through march. if you think about just how convenient it is especially for those visiting denver, all you have to do is jump on the a-line from the airport and you can stay at the hotel here at union station. you don't have to rent a car. you can jump on the amtrak and it will take you to the resort.

about 75 dollars so that has yet to be announced but we're still waiting on that to come around at 11:00 this morning. wow, that's easy breezy. new video shows us a preview of the new episode the nfl series time line featuring peyton manning. it follows his preparation into his record breaking 2013 season and during the film study he finds it hard with his brother doing something annoying. . >> you're killing me with that crunching. >> i have to eat lunch. >> that's disgusting. you eat the bag. >> i want to see this.

>> quit. >> that's insane. >> here's, you're enjoying that aren't you? >> i'm trying to eat. that's too close a proximity for someone to munch that loudly, don't you think? the broncos have a starter for saturday's preseason game. and there is some movement with the defense finally. >> romy has a closer look at saturday's face off. >> reporter: good morning,'m good how are you guys? demarcus wear returns to practice. he had a back injury and tuesday was the first time he participated in any practice. gary kubiak said the goal all along has been to get wear ready for the september 8th regular season opener against the panthers and wear is still on track to play in the game but to

together the broncos plan to regulate wear's playing time in an effort to keep back troubles from flaring up again. this is your best chance to get an extended look at the team's starters. first off, corner back aqib talib is expected to be a full go on saturday after missing much of training camp with a leg injury. the broncos don't know if he will face league discipline for the off seaso but they want to get him ready to play in the opener just in case. he will get first preseason action against the rams. we're still waiting for gary kubiak to announce which quarterback will follow trevor siemian into the game. paxton lynch and mark sanchez are battling to be the team's number two. the broncos still have questions

with brylo missing three weeks with a hyper extended elbow. the players aren't expected to play saturday so as a result look for michael skoe field to get heavy reps. >> does it change your thinking on quarterback? >> it changes two things. first off quarterback but the run game, the broncos are excited about their full back situation this year. if there's holes in the offensive line, it's going to make it difficult against the la rams have a strong front seven which will be a great foreshadow of the carolina panthers that are really strong in the area. it's good to see this weekend how the ovsive line fares against the rams defense. great point, thank you for that. >> you can hear more from romi on tuesdays on denver sports

traffic every ten minutes on the 4's. a live look where we have clear skies with cloud cover and it feels crisp outside like fall. 16 degrees cooler in denver compared to yesterday. 20 degrees cooler in limon so it's noticeable as you head outside this morning. i think it feels fabulous. 48 in greeley and 52 in burlington and 50 in boulder and 59 in grand junction. i love t our pikes peak camera and you can see the snow they got and higher elevations. this looks wonderful. we have had rain in our south eastern corner but the rest of us on the dry side cht we won't stay that way all day. by lunchtime storms popping up in the high country and some of that heading into the denver area through the later afternoon and evening hours. we may get storms to end the day and there could be heavier

to the eastern plains. tomorrow morning still showers around in the high country and out east down south and cloudy in denver and a chance for a few more rain showers tomorrow afternoon. temperatures today 76 in denver and 73 in boulder and 76 greeley. 69 in aspen and 71 degrees in steamboat and 80 in grand junction. for your bus stop forecast this morning, woer looking cool and clear and on the way home it should be fairly mild. kids have to watch out for later storms to roll through and in the 70s again tomorrow. we expect more volume along u.s. 36 this week as folks are heading back up to school at cu. the volume has been nice and light at federal. those are live pictures coming from in copter4. speeds from the 50s and down

slow as usual westbound along i-76 and i-270 speeds dipping down into the 20s. here we are across the denver metro area. southbound along i-225 slowing as you get from parker road. side street trouble where we had an earlier auto pedestrian accident. that's in the investigation and clean up stages. here's a look at drive times as you make your way from the east and speeds in the teens. ten minutes to get you from parker road to because it's been a minute since we have seen 48 degrees. >> we're in the 70s and back into the upper 80s by sunday. >> i ran the heat for the first time in the car in a while. i think an animal dayed in there. >> you have to dust it off. >> got something in there. >> you caught a whiff. >> you might find out too. thanks for watching everybody right here on colorado's news channel. great to have you with us.

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captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is thursday, august 25th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? the number of earthquake victims in italy jumps dramatically survivors intensifies. we just made it into one of the hardest hit towns for the wo world's first look at damage there. more than 20 tornadoes rip across indiana, tearing through homes and businesses. people are trapped inside, as buildings collapse around them. and hillary clinton hits back after donald trump calls her a bigot. trump's campaign manager is in studio 57. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener."