and thunderstorms this afternoon. a little better channel thanes yesterday believe it or not. 76 for the high. another comfortable day. we'll warmup over the weekend. right now it's traffic time with joel hillan. 6:00 in the morning. hopefully you'll get everybody to work on time. >> that's the hope everyday, isn't it. take a look at the drive. it is loaded up across the denver-metro area. there's a couple of trouble spots. a lot of a-line running on 10 to 15-minute delays. they expect the delays to take place over the next 2 hours. >> still kinks in the a-line. the larimer county sheriff's office is taking over the investigation of a shooting of a man in fort collins last night. this happened in the mist of a domestic call. jaime leary live where this happened along college avenue near shields where she is this morning, jaime. >>reporter: yeah, alan. this is

band bridge. this is the driveway in front of this trailer where this incident happened. police cleared this scene, but they're investigating. they tried to subdue the suspect without the use of a hand gun, but he was armed and uncooperative. it was after 7:00 when a woman called claiming he was bothering her along with several other people. when officers arrived to her home, the suspect came back. the woman's home. he was brandishing a hand gun and advancing towards them and that's when officers tasered him. he continued to walk towards them, so they had to make the decision to shoot the man. no officers were injured. the victim is okay at this point in time as well. the man was transported to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. larimer sheriff's office taking

problems for searchers in italy. 267 people were known dead after the earthquake. several hundreds more hurt. close to 1,000 after shocks like this one hit buildings unstable and coming down. italy prime minister says people have been rescued, but none found alive. the government is playing a day of mourning tomorrow. drone after that country's earthquake that hit the same day as italy got hit. this is a historic building. several people found dead in myanmar. ancient temples dating back to the tenth centuries and 800 bricks are damaged. 11 police officers are dead and 78 others hurt after an explosion in turkey. the state

militants and no one has claimed responsibility. the bomber used a truck filled with explosions. this comes after turkish tanks entered syria to clear -- isis dialled up its attacks in turkey. another explosion killed 1 person and four others in belgium. this happened last night at a sports center right near the french border. police say this window is most likely a gas explosion. they have not fo cause yesterday. weather and traffic every 10 minutes and fours. dave aguilera this morning. >> alan, good morning. if you're waiting for your bus stop, you'll probably be in the mid-50s. so you may need a sweater. north of the city, there might be a few sprinkles and those moved through last night. here's live doppler 4000 most have moved up through weld county south of greeley. there was a good shower within the last couple of hours going through the denver-metro area

going. here's the future cast. we'll have sunshine mid-day and isolated storms popping this afternoon. temperature wise, we're looking at 66 in estes park. it should be 76 in brier. denver should be a nice comfortable 76 for the high temperature today. we'll heat up tomorrow and probably see 80s return to the forecast. i'll have the specifics for you coming up in a little bit. joel. we've been -- we're looking at the drive from copter 4. this is 20th there's an accident that shut down federal. you can see the heavy police presence. that's going to increase over the side street activity we have across the denver-metro area and this is 20th and federal in the southbound direction. let me show you drive times from the west. eastbound along i-70, eastbound along 6th avenue, there's speeds in the 60s and slowing with speeds into the 30s from santa fe to i-25 eastbound

we're across the denver-metro area, so there's two trouble spots where copter 4 was at 20th. we have ramp restrictions in place. southbound along i-225 towards iliff due to a rollover and northbound along i-225 north of colfax, there was an earlier accident, so you're seeing delays at colfax. you can turn on koa 850 am and 94.1 fm for we have a kidnap suspect to tell you about. we have a description of a man who tried to kidnap a girl on monday night in the 1000-block of -- the girl says a man touched her shoulder and said come with me while she was in her driveway. she ran into the house and she told her parents she's okay. the man though is described as white with tan skin about 6 feet tall, thin to medium build and tattoos

the left arm is of a skull. he was wearing a green baseball cap with red shirt and torn blue jeans and he was driving a bright red four-door sedan. an update on a couple -- police arrested joshua robertson and brittany humphrey in pub blow yesterday. all the children are safe police say. they were found witness at a motel in new mexico in the of someone called a good samaritan. investigators are questioning robertson and humphrey of the death of the kidnapped children's mother. she was found shot to death earlier this month in california. the victim is humphrey's system. new developments in a cold case we've been following for more than 30 years. this is a computer image of police say a man killed a husband, wife and their 7-year old daughter in

daughter survived, but has lifelong -- we see how new developments helped with this clue. this is the face of a murderer. >> this has never been put on the shelf. someone is always poking at it probably because it was a horrific case. >> cold case detectives steve connor was securing the scene the day bruce bennett, his wife debra and their 7-year old daughter melissa were found blujen to death. another daughter spoke with cbs410 years later. >> [indiscernible] asked me what happened to my face. that's every time i think about it which is almost everyday. >> forever years, investigators have worked and reworked evidence found at the scene. but as detective connor who first considered using new

phenotyping where the process of processing physical appearance and ancestry using unidentified dna. >> they have background on the case, and now they can put some kind of a face to the person we're looking for. >> the result was this photo of 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 karen morfitt cbs news. the ceo says she won't lower the price of epi pen, but her company is going to offer coupons and offer help for those in need. not everyone is use the discount because of their health insurance. a mother went

>> my current provider does not have the access to accept the rebate. so when i take my zero cocoupon inqueue -- when i take my 0% coupon in, they can't validate it. >> they have increased this over 500% over the past 10 years. a teenagerns american law has died. 15-year old jack split passed away wednesday. the teen suffered from cerebral pulsy and treated his pain with medical marijuana. his mom fought for children's rights to receive that treatment on school grounds. it was called jack's law. jack started high school last week. candidates are in a war of words to receive candidates.

>> his real message seems to be make america hate again. >> to hillary clinton and her donors, and advisers, pushing her to spread smears and her lies. remember these 3 words, shame on you. >> donald trump talking about immigration, but continues to confuse with mixed messages. he admitted last estimated $11 million undocumented immigrant living in the u.s., but insist her first priority is to build a border wall and force all immigrants to leave the country but he would have a program to let some back in legally. new video shows an unlucky owl getting help from officials. the bird was found stuck in a fence. they helped out and called park and wild life officers who set it free.

center where it got checked out. it just hung out in the passenger seat. >> 6:10. temperatures at 54 degrees. here's what's coming up next. a terrible story out of mississippi. two nuns found stabbed to death and the killer on the run. the latest on what happened there. plus a copilot getting ready

let's take a shot from cop ster 4. still dark. you're looking at a fire at the country club at canyon and bowls. we think there's a facility associated with the country club burning so if you see smoke, that's what's going on. crews have that under control. i don't see smoke right now, but

ago. let's look at the pictures with dave aguilera. this is important, dave. >> i think you're going to like it. we're going to warmup a little bit to let you know summer is still alive. looking at the city and cloudy skies and the sprinkles have come to an end pushing towards the greeley area. temperature wise, we're nice. cool after the comfortable morning. it should be a good night. peter, our weather watcher has 51. he had a great day yesterday and he says finally our first rain in over a month. he had three tenths of an inch. a quarter of an inch yesterday. we had a little sprinkle go through last night and mountain snow up high and there's another batch of

moisture for afternoon showers and thunderstorms going on today. on the big picture, cool air east of the rockies, but there's moisture -- that's going to provide us with the showers this afternoon and morning. high pressure in california. it will move in over the course of the weekend. our temperatures will get back into the 80s. as we go through the day, the showers moving out east. we'll have sunshine by the mid-day. and then a of the afternoon. it doesn't look like anything severe, but you might get a little shower later on today. temperature wise, lots of 70s and 60s. 76 degrees with showers and thunderstorms redeveloping this afternoon. 52 is the low tonight. there's your 80s for the weekend. 83 tomorrow and a slight chance of a late day storm and same thing on monday with 86. 86 on monday and

light chance storm. mild manner summer is what i would call it, joel. >> i like it. i-270 and york, both directions through commerce city loading up. looking at the drive southbound coming into town, that's 9 minutes and 6 minutes either direction along i-270. 7 minutes along i-76 from brighton to denver. we're across the denver-metro area and there's lane closures of federal at 20th. watch out for that. also ramp restrictions in place as you go from soubo to get onto iliff and a new accident on i-270. >> thanks, joel. apple is fixing an iphone security issue and why some are ditching a bar of soap for the liquid kind. jill wagner is live from the floor of the new york exchange. >>reporter: the markets are -- yesterday the dow fell 33 points and the nasdaq dropped 5. few

but flat. apple has a fix for a serious security -- the hack is the first known case of software that can take over an iphone 6 and it's capable of turning on the phones camera and microphone. a texas juried that the faulty ignition switch was not to blame for an accident in 2011. they told jurors the accident was caused and not the ignition switch. this was their third win. can soap be dirty? a report from the research firm found that more consumers can ditching bars of soap for body washes because they think bar soaps are covered in germs. another reason, consumers feel body washes were more convenient. also noted 66% of americans prefer showers overtaking baths.

thanks for that. >> i don't know the bath people. >> yeah, okay. here's today's top stories. a serious incident in mississippi, two nuns stabbed in their homes. margaret held and her sister paula merrill were both nurse practitioners and they were found in durant mississippi outside of jackson. here are the two right here. they didn't report for work at a nearby clinic where they put in their t a break-in and the nuns cars were gone and that was found damaged and a mile from the home. no arrest in this case. a copilot in michigan was removed by police after they say he was drunk. a flight was scheduled for take off from traverse city when the pilot noticed his copilot wasn't acting normally so the pilot called police. the police gave the copilot a breath test and he

no passengers were board. the charter plane company fired the copilot. and 34 year old marcus ware and 23 year old shane faced off after a race at the broncos practice yesterday. wild receiver sanders snap chatted the thing. it was a photo finish. let's see if we have it. we have the younger ray winning by a hair. both players claimed victory after the race as you would expect. getting ready for their pre-season game at home tomorrow when they face the rams. last year's winner of the rock and roll half marathon was happy enough to meet with britt moreno and lauren more fit while training -- aaron says he was running a five minute mile. his time was 1 hour and 57 minutes >> you were in front the entire time or you came from the back and win it.

there's probably five or six the first few miles and then about halfway through, it's just me and another guy who runs at colorado schools ever mines and then finally i was able to pull away from him the last 5k. >> yeah, he was hauling. you can sign up for that race and track the team who is training for the half time marathon by going to -- 53 degrees, but it's going to warmup. >> it's going to warmup today. around here today. in the meantime, don, our weather watcher in dawns town is at 54 degrees.

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welcome back. good morning, and weather and traffic on the fours here for you. if you're traveling across the nation today, temperatures are going to be very high east. dc is 92 in new york. kansas city at 79 and 72 at buk. if there's severe weather, it's oklahoma and kansas and then shooting out south or chicago. that may slow you down. joel, today we're not looking at severe weather. we may have a few afternoon thunderstorms and a high of 76. not too shabby for this time of year. >> a cup of trouble spot and an

vasquez. it's causing problems in the eastbound direction. not a lot of shoulder space and looky -- it's a good drive. we have delays along the a-line right now. 10 to 15 minute delays due to operational details. let's get a preview on what you'll see on cbs this mornings. >> ahead on cbs, prejudice and -- it's dominating the presidential campaign. we look into the movement. and a unique to fighting superbugs. the dogs that could smell the drug resistant bacteria. the news is back in a morning. >> nora, thanks a lot. you can catch nora and charlie rose and gale king after this newscast. jaime leary live in fort

shoot and kill a man after a domestic violence issue.

this is the news at 6:30 right now on cbs4 morning news. a live look over the city. area as things have cooled off, but we're going to get a change. i'm alan gionet. let's get to dave aguilera to tell you about it as we get through the weekend. i could barely get it out because i'm excited about it. >> back to the 80s by then. we've had a few sprinkles rain in the foothills and the city overnight last night so you may see a couple of little puddles here and there, but nothing heavy duty. 54 right now. by 9:00 a.m., 57 degrees

noon and a high of 76 with showers developing this afternoon. weekend forecast is coming up in a few minutes. traffic with joel. >> there's a traffic alert from copter 4. live pictures northbound along santa fe on the approach to florida passed evans that's blocking off the right shoulder and right lane and that's traffic already squeezed down as you get on the approach to i-25 to get onto the ramp. alan this is the door. we're going to give drive times in a minute. >> thanks a lot. fshlts the larimer county sheriff's office is taking into the investigation of a shooting of a man by police. it happened in the mist of a domestic call. jaime leary is along college not far from shields. >>reporter: good morning, alan. police cleared this scene just after 5:00 this morning. this is the home where the shooting took place in this driveway.

situation. a woman called to say the suspect was bothering her. police arrived just after 7:00 last night. when they came here, he actually came back to the scene. they tried to reason with him, but he continued to come at them. he had a hand gun and they tried to taser him, but police decided to shoot and that was their decision because he wouldn't listen. he was transported to the hospital where he died. county sheriff's office continuing the investigation. live in fort collins jaime leary, cbs4 morning news. the search for survivors is slowing down in italy. 2776 known people -- 276 people are known dead. another quake struck near a hard hit

>>reporter: rescue teams pressed on for a third day trying to find people trapped under the rubble. drone footage taken above the hard hit town of amatrice shows the destruction and homes without roofs and others barely left standing. this woman was moved to tears as she waited for news of her missing parents. after hours of searching, rescue teams pulled their bodies from the rubble of their home. francesco to his home yesterday. having lost many friends, he has no home to return to. >> there isn't a house. i don't have a house here. >> hundreds of powerful after shocks have left towns here even more unstable and that's created chaos for rescuers trying to get to the scene. yesterday, a strong 4.3 trimmer in amatrice

minister brushed off criticism that the country could have made the buildings quake proof. he announced a multi-million dollar effort to rebuild. those are stands in solidarity with italy lighting upland marks like the statue of christ redeemer and the inspire of one world trade in the color of italy's flag. jonathan, cbs news, amatrice italy. there's a controversy burkini ban. it's worn by women. the government in nice said it could be frightening to beach goers worried about terrorist. nice is reeling from a terror attack from a man who went through -- weather and traffic. dave is back. >>al not, if you're waiting this

like that, we've got complete cloud cover over many locations. we had rain overnight last night. it gives the air a good fresh air. if you're waiting for a ride, temperatures in the mid-50s. mostly cloudy. if there's a sprinkle, it's north. if you're in weld county or greeley out in fort collins, it's breezy. 52 in greeley. 36 in leadville. 5 2 i check out this shot from copter mountain resort. tripp fay shot this. they had snow in the mountains as well. phil curry our weather watchers who is a pilot and flies over the rockies almost everyday, here's a shot at mount evans and the peaks around there. there was a little dumping on snow. on satellite and radar, we had show in grand county.

rain and cloudy skies over western colorado. another wave of moisture around aspen. as we go through the morning, we'll have bits of sunshine mixed with clouds and this afternoon, a few showers and thunderstorms as well. high pressure in california. that will make its way in our direction by the weekend, but ahead of it, a little shot of moisture coming for rain. that's in the future cast forecast. a little clearing today and then isolated storms by this afternoon. some of them could get heavy along the kansas line late in the day. the cool stuff is here 70s and 80s across the east with 60s and 70 the high country. showers and storms this afternoon. low to mid-80s this afternoon and a slight chance of a late day thunderstorm so the weekend is looking nice. >> i like that. we have live pictures from copter 4 of a traffic alert northbound along santa fe fasted evans. there's a car on its lid. you can see the fire truck

the center lane and the left lane. you see one of the firefighters there underneath the car. i don't know if they're trying to rescue someone, pull someone out, but that is going to cause delays for the morning commute. no word on injuries as of yet this morning. all right. let's go across the denver-metro area. that's not our only trouble spot. we've got lanes blocked in the southbound direction o out, but there's one in the eastbound direction of i-70 at peoria. look how slow it is at i-225 to iliff. there's ramp restrictions that remain in place. look at it load up southbound along i-225 into the tech center. here's a look at the drive times. 11 minutes southbound into town. eastbound nice and wide open along the border turnpike. slow along i-270 as you get through commerce center. westbound along i-76 from the east,

look at it load up with speeds into the 40s. and speeds -- >> joel, thank you very much. new this morning, a man wearing boxer shorts -- three people onboard are hurt. that plane carrying 113 passengers were headed to denver from the airfield there in nebraska. people were boarding when the man slammed the truck into the plane. authorities say he was trying to kill him. the man is in custody. the plane's nose gear tires were flattened and another plane took the passengers to denver this morning. firefighters are cleaning up after a small fire in mayor ra po is a. the fire is out. crews are ventilating the building. we believe it happened at a construction building that housing a special

caused that fire. a mother is dead after she saved her child. san juan authorities said it happened tuesday afternoon near halls crossing. 33-year old shelby russell dove in to save her toddler and the boat kept moving away. a family member was able to use a small boat to reach them, but found russell unconscious with her child on her chest. neither was wearing a life jacket. coming pueblo arrest a couple wanted for the murder and kidnapping of her children. did they take it on -- they have got to take the price down. >> there's problems with the epi pen and the discount as the company still takes a lot of heat for jacking up the cost of those potentially life saving devices. the colorado avalanche hired who yesterday?

core hockey -- jared is taking over 2 weeks after after patrick wall resigned. he won a title a couple of months ago with the lake eerie monsters. avs view them -- they're not worried he's never coached in the nhl. both teams stanley cups were won by first >> i look at the track record and i place value on winning championships and i know jared is one in the east coast and he won a golden cup and it's tough to win in any league, and to be able to win, you have to be doing something wrong. >> i take this very seriously. i have been preparing for this my whole career and i'm a competitor and that's what i kind of put into it on a daily

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welcome back. weather and traffic on the fours. good morning, as we look at our city cameras and scanning the skies. we're socked in with clouds this morning. we had rain shower overnight last night when we were sleeping, but that has moved into weld county. check out our temperatures.

centennial -- 68 by noon. a high today, a nice comfortable 76 degrees. and we'll have a few more shower and thunderstorms later this afternoon. again, popping up. warm weekend on the way . i'll have plenty of 80s to show you coming up in a little bit. right now let's see how your morning drive is going. joel hillan is watching that. >> dave, we have a traffic alert we follow. this is northbound along santa fe on the approach to florida. it's off to the the fire trucks pulled away, so the center lane is still closed off. but you can see the left lane and that hov lane remain open. again, you have to be an hov vehicle to travel in the hov vehicle even if there's an accident. we saw firefighters a moment ago working underneath that car. they have gone away from that. the investigation does continue. it's not just 1 car involved.

how folks access northbound at santa a to i-25. this loads up everyday anyway. >> joel, thank you very much. larimer sheriff's office is taking over an investigation -- it happened near college and shields. jaime is here to give us details. >>reporter: it happened in this driveway. the police say the had a hand gun. he was bothering a woman and several other people. she called 911. when she arrived, the shekt suspect came back to the scene and illegally entered her home. he came out with his handgun. it was a long night. the scene cleared after 5:00 this morning. the suspect was taken

he was pronounced dead and the investigation continues this morning. live in fort collins, jaime leary, cbs4 morning news. >> thanks, jaime. there's a description of a man who may have tried to kidnap a 9-year old girl. this happened on west grand avenue near kipling and bellevue. the girl says a man touched her shoulder and said come with me while in her driveway. she ran into her house and told her parents she's okay. the man is described as white skin and 6 feet tall and had tattoos on both arms. one tattoo on the left arm near the elbow is of a red skull. and he was wearing a green baseball cap and driving a newer bright red four-door sedan. this morning, hope is fading in italy of finding anyone alive in the earthquake. 267 people are dead. you're looking at an after shock. a powerful after

hurt. close to 1,000 shocks hit this area making it difficult to recover the dead. and it's very unstable for rescue crews. italy's prime minister said that 200 victims have been rescued. a cold case from 30 years. this is a computer image of a man police wife and their daughter. another daughter viefshed. -- the daughter van -- >>reporter: the suspect in a nearly 33-year old cold case. >> this case has never been put on the shelf completely. somebody is poking at it. probably because it was such a horrific case.

when they were found bludgeon to death. another daughter, 3-year old vanessa was left with a shattered skull and broken jaw, but she survived. she spoke with cbs410 years ago. >> somebody asked me what happened to my face every time i think about it. that's almost every year. >> investigators have reworked evidence found as detective -- detective connor used dna phenotyping where the process of predicting physical appearance in ancestry using unidentified dna. >> they have background on 1 case and they can put some kind of a face to the person we're looking for. >> the result was this photo of what the suspect might have looked like at the time of the crime and this one of what he could look like today. connor

that has gone cold, but far from forgotten. lauren more -- forfeit. police say the child are safe. they were found witness at a motel in new mexico in the care of somebody called a good samaritan. investigators are also questioning robertson and humphrey in the death of the kidnapped children's mothe la county in california. that's kimberly hardville who was found shot to death early this year. the victim is humphrey's sister. those are outraged over the epipen price. ceo says she won't lower the price, but her company will offer coupons for those in need. not everybody

a colorado mother went to a kaiser pharmacy and told the co-pay card was not accepted. >> my current provider does not have the access to accept the rebate. so when i take my 0 co-pay coupon in, they have no way of processing it. >> the statement here kaiser said they're looking into the program. they say it's time models. the candidates had a war of words. there's 74 days left until the november election. clinton and trump are accusing each other of bigotry. brian web has the latest. >>reporter: clinton is accusing trump of release -- >> his message is make america hate again.

what she calls racist lies and conspiracy theories. >> there's always been a paranoid fringe in our politics, but its never had a nominee of a major nominee encouraging it and giving it a national mega phone until now. >> trump tried to beat clinton to punch on racism claims. >> to hillary clinton and her donors to spread spear and lies. remember these three words, shame on you. >> trump will court hispanic voters in las vegas, brian web for cbs news. kubiak says he has no problem starting a quarterback with zero nfl experience. trevor is going to start in a third pre-season game, but we don't know who will be the back

tight end depth and running back rotation. and with the qb's rotate and sharing reps for the past six months, it seems like there could are early season struggles, but kubiak doesn't see it that way. >> i think we've played well. i think we've walked on the field two weeks in a row and went down the field. that's pretty good. and that's what you want to do, and i believe in us, i believe in our team. we got a lot of questions to that's billion, that's football. >> of course mark sanchez has experience, but it doesn't look like he's the man for the job at the moment. you can get the information from our broncos insiders by heading to cbsdenver.com and click on sport and broncos and you'll be there. what goes up must goes down. two -- they learned that after

tower. >> no. >> 7 hours of work, down it came. 3,000 dominos down to the floor. look at the face on the guy. 19 feet tall at the time. only ten levels away from becoming the tallest domino tower in the world when it came tumbling down. weather and traffic every ten minutes on the fours. you sound so depressed. >> they work so hard. >> oh, yeah. i'm sure a live look from our roof top camera. there's cloudy skies, but a few breaks you can see coming through there as the sun is peeking through. but you shouldn't have to worry about sun later this morning. right now we have 50 east all over the place across eastern colorado. 52 in greeley. 53 in colorado springs. 57 in pueblo. 42 in aspen. leadville , 36 degrees. paul romero, our weather watcher in westminster has 54.

shot, sunset over mount silver hills. michael bowers sent that in. look at timberline. we have snow showing up with a serge of moisture coming through. overnight, sprinkles rain hit the denver-metro area, so you probably get a little water on your lawn out there. not enough to kill the drought or anything like that, but it's nice to see moisture. and we have a little rain going on, weld county, and morgan county. the big picture, there's high pressure out in california. weekend, but ahead of it, we have a good swath of moisture coming in. that shows up on the future cast. we dry out a little bit this afternoon as the moisture moves out. there comes the isolated storms and there's a chance one or two could be severe in north eastern colorado and down in south eastern part of the state. high temperatures in denver, 76 degrees with showers and storms this afternoon. and then joel this weekend looks nice. 80s return

storms each day. >> perfect timing for that looking at live pictures from copter 4. there was an accident at peoria. it's not causing as many delays. there's a lot of volume. i want to take you to copter 4. this is video from a few minutes ago. a rollover accident in the northbound direction of santa fe after evans on the approach to florida. you can see the car on its lid. it has the center lane and right lane blocked. here's both directions through commerce city, westbound along i-76, taking a look from the cbs had mouse trap, you have slowing along i-70. across the denver-metro area, a couple of restrictions, southbound federal, that's at 20th. there's lane restrictions and we have ramp restrictions as you make your way southbound along i-225 on the ramp to iliff and then take a look. this is from the west, good drive times and slow as you get through englewood.

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