forecast straight away this morning. we're going to find out how long this cool wave is going to be with us. dave aguilera, what do we have? >> 57 this morning. we've had a few sprinkle that is morning, but i think those are moving out of the area. so we'll be cloudy through noon. 68 degrees and 76 to be the high. we'll have more showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. the 80s, joel, may return weekend. we'll talk about that in a little bit, but you know you have traffic to tell us there's a rollover that crossed off a ramp to i-225 getting onto iliff. we're watching i-225 at 17th place. probably related. breaking overnight. one 1 man dead after fort collins police officers shot him. cbs4 jaime leary is live at college and shields not far from where this happened. investigators -- i can see they're gathering evidence. >>reporter: yeah, they do have a

you said closed down. that's east of me. we can't get closer to the scene. that was the same situation for reporters on this story late last night. they're still processing it is what i'm told. that portion is closed off. police tried to subdue the subject in a domestic violence situation. but we're told not only was he armed but he was uncooperative. they tried to do so using non violence methods. after 7:00, a woman claimed the suspect was b others. when officers arrived to her home to interview and other witnesses, the suspect came back. officers watched him illegally enter the victim's home. a team of officers instructed the man to come out which he did, but he was allegedly advancing towards the officers. he ignored their commands and they tasered him. he continued to advance towards them so they had to make the decision to fire the weapons.

the suspect was taken to the local hospital where he was pronounced dead. a portion of college is closed off just east of new york and shields. they're going to process this scene this morning. we're going to keep an eye on this investigation. jaime leary, cbs news. a bicyclist is hurt from a hit-and-run. police say the vehicle hit a bike at la may and bull and mulberry. police do not yet have a vehicle's description out there. breaking overnight in denver, firefighters were mopping up after a small fire in the 600-block of merra posa street. the address comes up as a construction building that houses a special education school there. we're going to let you know if we find out what caused that fire.

today. in italy, shocks rolling through the 3 towns hit by a big earthquake witness. they're bringing down more buildings and homes. 267 people are known dead. 400 are hurt. and parts of those historic villages are piles of rubble. we have footage from drones showing damage. there have been strong dimming hopes of pulling out anymore survivors. it has been more than a day and a half since the last person was pulled out alive. funerals are going to begin today for some of the dead. saturday is a day of mourning in italy. there's a burkini, ban.

truck attack by an isis inspired clothing. officials say the clothing may make those feel unsafe. a woman had to remove -- women canning fined. more than a dozen other cities implemented that ban calling it a religious display not compatible with french values. let's go to weather with dave. >> if you have an early bus stop you have to wait for, it will be mostly cloudy and sprinkles out there. 55 degrees this mo you can see the sprinkles on the wide doppler 4000. they're falling apart. we have a good little soaker going through the northern part of the city within the last hour here. i don't think this will last all morning. temperatures around the region is 55 in boulder right now. 57 in englewood and 53 in castle rock. we'll be cloudy and sun breaking through in the mid-day and isolated thunderstorms popping again this afternoon.

moisture if you didn't get any yesterday. 76 in fort collins. and 76 in castle rock . joel, another cool and comfortable day and you might get rain on that lawn today. >> i appreciate that for send that to my house. i-76 and i-270 this morning, this is the area that loads up first in the morning. seeing added volume, but nothing that's going to slow you down. we have a couple of spots that will slow you down as you morning in the southbound direction out to iliff, that ramp is closed. we're watching northbound i-225 near 17th where there's lane close close -- lane closures. we've learned more about what caused a driver to smash

he works for denver public schools. he wasn't hurt, but there's a lot of damage. there's an effort to crack a case we've been following for many years and it involves a case of an aurora family murdered in 1984. karen morfitt has new information. >>reporter: investigators believe this is the face of a murderer. the suspect in a nearly 33-year old cold case >> this case has never been put someone always poking at it probably because it was a horrific case. >> cold case detective connor was securing the scene that bennett and his wife debra and their 7-year old daughter melissa were found -- another daughter 3-year old vanessa was left for a dad with a shattered skull and broken jaw, but she survived. she spoke to cbs410 years ago.

happened to my face and -- it's almost everyday. >> investigators are worked and reworked evidence found at the scene. it was connor who first used technology. it processes physical appearance and ancestry using unidentified dna. >> they have a background on 1 case and now they can put some kind of a face to the person. >> the result was this photo what the suspect might have looked like at the time of the crime and this one of what he could look like today. connor says he's hopeful these images will prompt new leads in a case that may have gone cold, but is far from forgotten. >> that's karen morfitt reporting there. if can offer aurora police information, they would like a call. there's a lawsuit filed on behalf of the homeless. that

items belonging to the homeless along denver street. nine peoples were named as plaintiff. the one who filed it -- jason flores williams is not seeking a monetary award, but looking to stop the sweeps from happening again. new coach in colorado avalanche is going to bring an outside's view to the team having no nhl experience. 44-year old jared comes to colorado from the lake eerie monsters of theme the monsters used to be an avs affiliate team as a blue jacket's affiliate. he led them to a championship in that league. he has 14 years of coaching experience including 6 as a minor league head coach. he played for 9 years in the minors, but he has never played or coached in the nhl. >> i take this very seriously. i've been preparing for this my

a competitor and that's what i kind of put into it on a daily basis and i worked hard for it, so i know our team will do the same thing. >> i like the way his teams play. i think it suits and fits with the way we play. we have a fast forward group, and that up tempo pressure game all over the ice is exciting and it's going to suit our suit. >> the avs ties. training camps begin for the team on september 16th. ahead this morning, why a photographer says she wants to challenge the public's perception of what is normal with her inspiring photos. a big speech from janet yelling could hint at the direction of interest rates and amazon offers a new way to shop

a new technique could improve in vitro fert layings. disease control is calling for u synthetic opioid. the cdc blames the increase production of fentanyl which is mixed with heroin for a more potent high. a new technique could increase a woman's chances for successful in vitro. researchers in australia are testing digital imaging to identify the most

a study finds teenagers who vap electronic cigarettes are doing it for the flavor rather than the nicotine. a national survey quizzed 15,000 adolescents and among those who tried e-cigarettes, 2/3 say they vap the flavoring. that's the health stories, chris martinez. >> dave aguilera with the tens on the fours. >> good morning, i thought i would start pictures. this week we picked up good snow in the mountains. here's the copper mountain shop from tripp fay. phil curry is a pilot flying over mount efb -- on mount evans and checked out the snow. 53 in grand junction. 40 in aspen. 56 in lineman. rhonda palmer is our weather watcher in you're

a shot the moisture through denver and northern colorado. a little dryer shot is coming. we start off cloudy and see the sun break through. another line of moisture moving into western colorado and that's showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. what's happening is we still have cooler air in place over the east side the rockies with a little disturbance shooting through and that's providing moisture. there's high pressure in california. that will move in through the forecast. we'll break through with sunshine and more shower and thunderstorms this afternoon popping across eastern plains. about a 20 to 30% chance across the east. anything east of the divide here. so a good chance today of getting at least a little moisture. 70s and 80s down low. 60s in the mountains today. so the forecast for denver, 76 is the high. showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. 83 tomorrow. a little more sunshine with isolated afternoon storms, so we keep the 80s rolling through the

thunderstorm. so right now, joel, i know you guys work monday through friday and wondering with the weekend. it looks good. >> we like that. that's a lot of 80s. i feel i need to tight roll my jeans. there's a traffic alert northbound along i-225. this is not a good start to the morning commute. looking at this. we have lanes blocked off as you access i-70. this is a mess for drivers. look at that stop and go traffic. due to an accident at 17th. in the southbound direction we've seen slowing as there's curiosity. that's not our only trouble spot. there's a ramp closed from southbound i-225 to iliff. the investigation and cleanup of a rollover accident continues along there. unfortunately that is not our only trouble spot. we have tire in the road northbound along i-25 passed santa fe. it looks

up. an an accident at walsworth and bowl. there's a woman giving away free photo shoots. she donates the money to families facing challenges. she wants to change the public's perception of what's normal. >> say cheese >> when she looks through her camera -- she doesn't see a child with s special child. >> the strength and resilience from the kids are far more inspiring and moving than any child i have shot. >> she read about another photographer who turned down a job because the client's daughter has down syndrome. >> for me that was my wake up

photo shoots to families with children with diseases. >> the alan say people treat their kids differently but not smith. >> people saw us how we -- how they are instead of a spectacle. it showed his funny side. that's the important thing to show us as a family and not >> smith watched her sister battle cancer twice which inspired the project. >> i always knew when that happened, i wanted to find a way to give back >> she named her company lens for love because she says love is unconditional. weijia jiang from maryland. >> they donate shoots to families with special needs children.

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stocks are mixed ahead of the open today. we could find out when we might see an interest rate hike. here's brook with today's money watch. >>reporter: we could learn if the federal reserve is going to raise rates. the meeting will be addressed in wyoming. some economist say conditions are right for a rate hike.

shifts. wall street will -- the dow losing 33 and the nasdaq down 5. volkswagen will compensate their dealer was a $1.2 billion payout. it was after the admissions cheating scandal. amazon is getting into the car business. they have a new search engine on its website that allows customers to compare for vehicles, parts and accessories and you can buy parts and accessories on amazon, cars. at least not yet. that's your money watch . for more gs log onto cbsmoneywatch.com in new york, i'm brook. the biggest projects in a day of service is coming up is colorado feeds kids. hundreds showed up to pack meals for kids hungry. that's not the only big volunteer project though. >> we have another big project

low income kids and disabled veterans that we're providing that to. >> xcel energy day of service is september 10th. you can sign up now by going to cbsdenver.com. great thing to do and great way to volunteer. it's organized for you. you show up, dave. i'm glad you showed up this morning. >> yeah, you show up. that's a fun day. and they picked a great time of year to do it in september. weather is gorgeous. this morning, we're starting off clou overnight last night. a break in the middle of the day with sunshine and isolated thunderstorms this afternoon. it will be another comfortably cool day. lots of 70s showing up. low 70s in castle rock. mid-70s from denver all the way to fort collins today. breckenridge should check in at 61 for their high temperature today. things looking an okay today. weekend forecast is coming up. right now it's traffic time with joel hillan. hi, joel. >> dave, good news this morning. it seems like we have gone through the morning hours and

northbound along i-225, as you get right to the north of colfax, that has since reopened. we've been watching an accident. we've had i-70 and kipling. it looks like the volume is light enough. the drive at dia along i-70 and pena boulevard that are opened. and the a-line is running on time. >> joel, thanks a lot. we're following the latest of a shooting of a man in fort collins. we're going to have more >>reporter: a central issue in the presidential election. i'm brian web in new york. the latest from the campaign trail is coming up. and good morning, broncos and gary kubiak made it clear yesterday he has no no problem starting a quarterback with zero nfl experience. barring a meltdown on saturday, it seems like siemian will be named the

start saturday in the pre-season game. we don't know who is the number two quarterback behind him. there's questions about the offensive line, tight end, running back rotation. and with the qb's rotating and sharing reps for the last 6 months, it seems like there could be early season struggles. but kubiak doesn't see it that way. >> i think we've played well. you know. i think we've walked on the field 2 weeks in a row and that's what you want to we've got a lot of questions to answer, but hell that's ball. that's football. >> broncos and rams tomorrow night at 7:00. have a great

hi, everybody. good to have you with us. live pictures from look out mountain. we're ahead of the sunrise as those days begin to grow shorter. it's 5:29. temperatures at 54 degrees. let's find out about the cool weather coming up. i'm alan gionet. >> and dave aguilera standing by. >> sunrise at 6:22. it will be cool and comfortable. 57 at 9:00 a.m. 68 by noon. and the high at 76. cloudy skies and sunshine by noon and showers and thunderstorms firing up later today. there's a good chance we're looking at rain later this afternoon. over the weekend, a warmup on the way which we'll talk about in a little bit. traffic time with joel hillan. hi, joel. >> dave, we've been watching

we have a ramp closed from southbound i-225 to get onto iliff and there's -- the larimer sheriff's county is taking over the shooting of a man last night. it happened in the mist of a domestic call. jaime leary is live where the incident happened. jaime. >>reporter: alan, this is the scene where it happened. police investigating the incident. but they have cleared the scene at this point in time. now, this all happened when police say that a man was advancing towards them, brandishing a weapon. they say he wouldn't listen to their commands. they even tried to taser him. it started when he was bothering a woman here with several other people. the woman called 911 after 7:00 last night. when police arrived on scene, the suspect came back, really entered her home,