tuesday, september 27th. >here's what's happening right now on cbs4 morning news. jamie is live downtown. reporter: today is national voter registration day. events taking place all across the state to help people register to vote. we got what you need to know. >> all that follows the first presidential debate. did we have a clear winner ahead? some of the moments getting attention right now. >> and this, vand covered in spray paint. >> live, from colorado's news channel, this is cbs4 morning news. >> first let's find out about the forecast on this tuesday. >> final week of september. let's get over the lauren and figure out what's on tap for the weather. >> we're off to a mellow start slightly warmer than yesterday. not a big difference.

45 in burlington. >> we're talking construction this morning and we have a few delays and closures for you. one of them, you're use to this. this is the ramp over i-25 where we have ramp restrictions in place. >> joel, thanks for showing us that. let's talk about the debate. it had the candidates butting heads and trading bars. the exchanges between clinton and donald trump. >> the nominees for president made their case to voters monday night in the first debate of the general election. >> i have a feeling by the end of this evening i'm going to be blamed for everything that's ever happened. >> why not? >> trump reflected a question by bringing up an issue that's dogged clinton's campaign for longer. >> i will release my tax returns against my lawyer's

deleted. >> i think you just seen another example of bait and switch here. >> and dragged about not once paying taxes. >> he didn't pay any federal income tax. >> clinton meanwhile sought to call out trump on his shifting decisions. >> he supported the military invasion of iraq. that's proved over and over again. he advocated for the actions in libya and urge gadoffi be taken out. >> both candidates butted heads over race relations and law enforcement. >> everyone should be respected by the law and everyone should respect the law. right now, that's not the case in a lot of our neighborhoods. >> now, whether or not in a place like chicago you do stop and frisk, but you take the gun away from criminals that

steve reporting. >> cbs4 live at civic center park this morning where we have an event happening there. we want our voice s heard. reporter: did you know there's 200 million eligible voters in the united states and many of the people don't register vote. that's why today is so important. according to the secretary of state's office in 20,086,000,000 americans didn't vote because they didn't know how to officials want to make sure nobody is left out. november 8th is election day so we have a little over a month to register to vote. colorado law allows you to register to vote through election day but note how you register is actually important. here's the approaches dead lines you need to pay attention to. november 1st is an application by mail for an absentee ballot.

military voter ballots, those must be received no later than november 21st. november 8th is election day. that's the last day to deliver a ballot in person to a local board of elections. for national voter registration day there's volunteers across the entire country helping to register people to vote. here in colorado dozens of events. for instance, here at the park, the voter registration event kicks off at 11:00. there's one another union station. for more information and have an event near you, visit national vote registration day.org. live, cbs4 morning news. >> jamie, thank you. >> time now weather and traffic every ten minutes. >> let's take a look at what's happening across the state and you'll notice it's calm across the satellite radar. we'll stay that way today. temperatures aren't bad. if you're getting ready to

junction. 47 in steam boat. 47 in denver. our weather watcher, it's cooler in the high country. 28 degrees just north of broken ridge and in the denver area temperatures in the mid-30s. crisp and sunny and the high country a lot of 30s and 20s. might need a real jacket in the mountains. >> it's hard to get those jackets back after school though. we send them but to get them back is the ug i-25 from the camera, you see the flashing lights to the right of the shoulder. here we are across the denver metro area. we have something along the roadway near yale and various ramp restrictions in place. this time of day, most of that should be picked up and moved out of the way shortly. >> jefferson county deputies are investigating a case of trail abandonnism.

trees. it was discovered. our rick challenger visited that park. >it was a beautiful day to get out in nature and go for a walk. to get away from the scars and hassles of the city. sometimes it seems you can't get far enough away. it's a mountain along the creek. this most >> it seems odd that somebody would want to even bring their can of spray paint out here. not everybody's going to see it as they're driving by. >> not only trees but rocks and railings. >> it makes me feel upset and disappointed somebody would disrespect our beautiful state like this. >> you guys are defacing

vandallist in the act of spray painting rocks. after he was caught he told us he didn't realize he was doing anything wrong. elsewhere claiming it was art a california woman eventually pleaded guilty to vandalizing rocks in national parks including rocky mountain. here in jefferson county, no one is calling this art. >> my first reactions -- >> it appears this was not the first time what will probably go down as a simple case of vandalism is perhaps better labeled as a crime against nature. in ofallen park, cbs4 news. >> visibility changes being made in packages. we'll have a look coming up. >> what moms to be suffering from morning sickness will be

. marijuana packaging is changing. also starting october t word candy cannot appear on any packages. the rule is intended to make marijuana products less appealing to children here. we've had problems, of course. providers must also include information including poteen say to help buyers understand the serving sizes. >> morning sickness may not feel good physically but it can be reassuring mentally. it's dreaded by moms to be but it can mean a mom has a healthier pregnancy.

cathy has more. >> allison, seven months pregnant and feeling great. early on, her morning sickness was unbearable. >> it was all day every day. middle of the night and morning. >> a new study from the national institute of health finds pregnant woman with morning sickness may have a lower risk of miscarriage. they found 800 women with miscarriage. 50-75% less likely to have miscarriages and still births. >> we can tell patients there's evident for this. they're not feeling miserable for no good reason. it demonstrates the pregnancy is progressing. >> researchers say the morning sickness possibly protects the unborn baby from toxins and

that cause disease. women can have healthy pregnancy without the morning sickness. >> it's just a step forward to understand pregnancy. >> florez says the study is reassuring. >> i worried about what it meant and the side effects of medication i would have to take. >> because becoming a mom can be scary. >> women kept diaries of when they were sick earl answered questionnaires throughout the 36th week in pregnancy. this is one of the first times researchers were able to obtain such detailed information. >> let's get you weather and traffic. here's lauren. >> good morning. we are off to a pretty nice start to the day. across the state, temperatures are cool in some spots but not too bad. 47 in denver. 45 in pueblo. 47 in avon. 34 in craig and 43 this

the quiet side. you can see all the way down to northern arizona they are getting rain in parts of arizona and new mexico. that's really about it. taking a look at our upper air patterns and looking at the atmosphere, we have pressure dominating for the next several days. we have a new system getting closer on thursday and we have rain potentially friday and saturday may be a better chance at that. looking at our future cast today and tomorrow it stays quiet across the state. mostly sunny skies today. nice lunch hour if you want to get outside and go for a walk and find a nice patio spot with a crew for lunch. maybe a few clouds south west. a few clouds tomorrow off to the west. moisture rolling through utah and maybe a pop or two. overall, it's again another dry day for us across colorado. temperatures today fairly mild. we're up a bit from yesterday. we hit 7 6. today looking at

a lot of people keep asking when are we going to cool down? it's late september. not like november. it's a time of year in the low 8th 0th. 80 in grand junction. if you're planning your day today, sunshine and sun glasses. it's a great day for us. we'll be in the 70s throughout the afternoon and evening. that's the wrong one but looking at the 5-day forecast, 80 degrees and breezy. friday maybe some isolated showers for us as we head towards saturday. let's check in with joel. >> good morning. we've been watching a trouble spot along the shoulder in the north bound direction. off to the right shoulder that has been cleared out of the way this morning. here we are across the denver metro area. police activity going on north of jewel. look out for that and of course, lane restrictions in place as you make your way along i-25. looks like we have slowing

c470 looking at paving work. we have speeds into the 40s. we're seeing great speeds both directions along i-225 and i- 70. as your make your way eastbound we're in the 50s. >> thanks a lot. florida marlins played their first game last night since the death of pitcher jose fernandez. he died in a boating accident and in his honor his teammates wore his 16 jersey. night dedicated to fernandez. >> he cracks one to deep right field and looks up and that ball is out of here into the second deck. the first home run of the season for dee gordon. >> watch as dee gordon could hardly keep his emotions in check as he rounded the bases and came home. you can see him crying as the crowd cheered his homer.

. >> let's go to cbs news business analyst here this morning with specific things we can do. good morning.

about 2 million accounts. of course, there were a lot of bumps in congress over that directed at the ceo of the bank still there. we weren't, those customers were not aware. were there red flags? >> they often were open and closed quickly. those accounts would have statements. what's the question? of course, read those documents very careful. i want to underscore especially if you receive them electronically. they found only 11% of customers opting out of paper which is very noble saving trees, they're not reviewing their statements online. only 11% are actually reviewing their statements online. that is the single best way to identify any unauthorized activity.

general tips. guys, stop banking via public wifi network. if you're shopping, check to see if the web site has the green lock image to the left of its url and that tends to be more secure. also, do change your sharing settings before logging on to a public network. i have to say i might be shouting out into the wind and nobody's listening, i don't think you should use the public wifi's because it's dangerous. you're exposing yourself. >gd it seems some of us are still susceptible to being victimized. half a million accounts were stolen from yahoo in 2014. how do we avoid this happening to us? >> here's the key with all pass words. strong, long and unique. we want to establish two fact

that way if a criminal were to gain access to your pass word he won't be able to log into the account. if you were using the same pass word on other accounts, you know that's a major security no, no. modify those accounts set up to fact or authentication on those as well. then change your security questions and the answers. not just on your yahoo account. do it on any valued don't do it on your personal information. here's what you do, make up answers and then record them in your password manager or like i do, write them down and put it in a secure place. don't tell anybody that place. if you think your identity has been stolen, immediately go to identity theft gov. >> thank you very much. i think that phrase, i can remember.

that wrong. jill, thanks so much. >> good stuff, jill. thanks a lot. weather and traffic every ten minutes. here's lauren. >> we are off to a mild start to the day. take a look at what's happening across the country. most of the west on the dry side and on the warm side for some areas. 92 phoenix and 91vegas. hot in southern california. heat advisories and 92 in los angeles. they hit 97 yesterday. fairly quiet in the midwest. east coast sees storms through the south east and north east today and the new england area as well. for most of the nation's mid- section not too bad. we could see storms along the gulf. if your heading to dia, the wait time is 15ish minutes right now. let's check in with joel. >> good morning. if you're driving to the airport, this is a good look along i-70, that's all the headlights you'll see. you'll have company and nothing's going to slow you

delays written out along the a- line. >> 47 degrees in denver. >> if you're up and at them, get outside and check out the moon. it looks good at this hour. >> hot, dry conditions, how many people are out of their homes as fire crews wait until first light to battle once again. >> both presidential candidates wanted a win. we have the reactions to all the action. . >> time now for the chevy sports break. >> for some reason this off season people kept disrespecting the broncos. offense no good, defense can't possibly do that again. whose their starting quash anyway. they're not asking that question anymore. broncos 3-0 and feeling good about themselves. that's because trover had a day on sunday. no interceptions and a big road to victory.

guys in the locker room, they did and they know what it takes to keep going. >> the list, that's why we're here. we're here to be undefeated if we can. take one game at a time and win every week. >> he bonn's house last night after the game, reviewing the tape. before we got in the room to tell us where we made mistakes. we already know. that's the next level. we have to not only here but on their own time. >> broncos back on the road traveling to tampa bay sunday. >> this has been the chevy sports break brought to you by chevrolet.

,, washington is broken. a blatant case of special interests buying influence in washington. a draft bill by scott tipton was largely written by tipton's biggest campaign contributor. even worse, tipton's plans threaten gail schwartz will protect colorado's public lands, jobs, and our rural way of life. gail schwartz -- independent leadership for colorado. house majority pac is responsible

. good morning everyone. thanks for joining us. this is the news on this tuesday, september 27th. >> right now, you're looking at the moon. 12% of the moon is highlighted at this time of the year according to the farmer's almanac. if you get up early you get a real treat seeing we're awaiting reactions from last night's debate. it's tuesday, september 27th. >> thanks for joining us. let's get back outside and figure out what the forecast is looking like today. good morning. >> good morning. we're off to a fair start. 52 in grand junction. 47 at dia and 45 in burling ton. we had a great day yesterday. it was so nice outside. today we're going to be warmer. we're going to talk about that

right now, let's check in with joel. >> smooth drive. of course, we have a couple of on going construction projects slowing you down. here's a look at i-70 right near i-225 and you can see the morning commute getting underway. >> all right, joel, thank you very much. first presidential debate is over. both candidates took jabs at each other last night and made their stances and key issues. one of the most anticipated debates. at times, it had heavy hitting. here's jamie with some >> you haven't done it. >> the first of the three debates was anything but friendly. >> hillery has experience but bad experience. >> i know you live in your own reality. >> the debates focus on topics the voters heard before. >> i will release my tax returns when she releases her 33,000 e-mails deleted. >> it was a mistake and i take