hi everybody. welcome to the cbs for morning news. thursday, september 29. i am alan gionet. i am britt moreno. we are september and october has a cooldown creeping into town. let's creep over to the weather center.>> good morning, off to a nice start with some warmer temperatures in some spots. there are a few 50s in the high country. 51 aspen, 45 avon, 50 steamboat. 48 burlington.

the western slope but we are dry across the front range and eastern plains. a few showers several through to the west this morning. mesa county all the way towards the nuclear area. a light rain to get us going and temperatures will get to the low 80s once again today and we will have a lot of sunshine in denver. we will talk about the rest of the state in the moment -- in a moment. watching cones out there this morning. we have been watching on 285 is they do work at c4 70. no flashing lights, that is a good sign. as folks are heading out the door. a cross timber metro it is a similar situation but we do have the ramps closed as you get from santa fe and northbound to i 25. the alternate takes you to santa fe past alameda. keep that in mind if you are heading out the door in the next few minutes. we have slowing on c4 70 near to 85 and southbound as you

vacation and they are found dead. one was from denver. authorities want to know what happened. the women were vacationing overseas and stan bush has the story. >> reporter: 37-year-old annie korkki was on a vacation out of a dream. the skater and her sister robin were staying at this $2000 a night resort in the seychelles, a luxurious travel destination. two days after beachside photos on facebook both sisters were found dead in their hotel room. the cause of death is a mystery. according to reports in the seychelles the women were drinking the day they died and even needed help getting back to their villa. they worked by hotel staff in their beds the next morning. police said there were no signs of a physical altercation but did say undisclosed medications

37-year-old annie korkki was a synchronized stater with a masters group in denver and she left the team this year to join her sister on their vacation on the island of the indian ocean. >> she talked about it as a trip of a lifetime and she and robin felt like it was a wonderful way to celebrate their relationship and their love of travel and adventure. >> their family has flown to the seychelles to recover the sisters and get more information about their death. >> that was stan bush. investigators have not ruled out foul play a middle school student in aurora is in critical condition after being hit by a car walking to school. 211-year-old boys were crossing mississippi at all the street on their way to a were a middle school. the light changed while they were crossing and one of them was hit. the driver did not see the boys and she will not be cited. police are trying to determine what led to a tragic school shooting in a world south

a teenager killed his father and then went to a local elementary school shooting a teacher and two students. here is hannah daniels. >> reporter: townsville elementary remains closed and for the rest of the week as investigators try to figure out what led a teenager to open fire on school grounds wednesday. >> did he have issues at school or at home, we don't know. but we will run the gamut of everything. >> the 14-year-old suspect drove to the school and got out of his car and started shooting at people on the playground with a handgun. frantic parents were sent an emergency text and rushed to the scene. >> the school filled up with police and ems. we were told at that point it was on lockdown and we saw helicopters coming in. >> a female teacher and two

volunteer firefighter was one of the first on the scene. he tackled a teenager and held him down until police arrived. >> there is no one here that doesn't believe that this firefighter is not a hero. >> the teenager shot and killed his father, jeffrey osborne, inside his home 3 miles from the school. the teenager called his grandparents who discovered the body. >> we couldn'un they could it make sense. >> officials are offering great counseling to teachers and students. hannah daniels, cbs news. jacob paul remains in critical condition and the other student and the teacher were treated at a hospital and released. the justice department is holding a forum in denver and it's a chance to build relationships and in the wake of the recent law enforcement shooting. shawn chitnis is live in denver with a closer look at what's happening.>> reporter: good

department. it is hosting these across the country. the first one was in detroit. it is a chance for the public to meet with leaders from law enforcement both local and national and get a chance to talk about the relationship that they have between those two. this is in the news giving some of the police shootings that of happened recently one of them happening near san diego. that will be likely one topic that comes up this morning. and that shooting we know that and killed by officers in el cajon, california. he was mentally unstable and was walking into traffic and police say he took a shooting stance with his hands and pulled something out of his pocket so that is one issue that has gotten a lot of attention across the country. it may come up in the forum. us attorney general loretta lynch was at the first forum and she's not expected to be at

enforcement leaders will be here. the goal is to try to talk about solutions that they can work together on to improve relationships between the police and the public. that will begin at 9 am. shawn chitnis, cbs4. it is time now to get the latest on business news before the bell. >> let's go to joe wagner. live at the stark exchange.>> reporter: news of an opec deal sent energy stocks higher broader gains on wall street. the dow jones 110 points and the s&p finished 11 higher at the nasdaq rose 12 and features are pointing to a lower open. the ceo of wells fargo testifies on capitol hill again today with a thick bank account scandal. the california treasure suspended ties with the company yesterday for a year. the development comes after wells fargo employees legally created 2 million banking credit cards accounts that customer never wanted.

already finished holiday shopping. 34 million have started checking off items from their holiday lists but 74% of people who responded to the survey say they are annoyed by overachievers and they think stores are pushing the holiday season too soon. today is national coffee day. it lets us give some good deals on coffee. krispy kreme has a free and a glazed doughnut. dunkin' donuts is selling coffee for $.66 the 66th anniversary. starbucks will donate a copy tree for every -- for every cup of rude mexican coffee. you will have to pay full price but you will feel good. i love how we're celebrating this. i have my coffee here. in colorado caribou coffee will do something different. for every cup purchased today the company will donate a cup

centers in the state caring for other people. the goal is to donate 30,000 cups. caribou offers amy's blend collection and honor of amy erickson, and original rose master who lost her battle with breast cancer in 1995. >> we're getting ready for sunday and let's turn to the broncos. they are excited to see trevor siemian name to the afc offense of player of the week but simeon is saying it's all about the team. he did not say much about himself when he talked yesterday the team was excited in the locker room after the win in cincinnati when gary kubiak gave trevor siemian the ball. a coach had a proud moment to see his young quarterback making progress. >> to watch them grow a little bit and go out there play like that on the road, not only brings players together and everybody. one thing about trevor, i think he is very sharp and very low-

keep going and this week is another tough test and i like the way he has things together and his team respects that. >> broncos fans are really falling in love with trevor siemian. insiders give us the tale of the tape for a week for coming up and the keys to victory against the tampa bay buccaneers. go to cbs denver.com. we should get another win. right now 52 ee massachusetts back home. how workers saved his life coming up. and mother is asking help from strangers to celebrate her

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this is the news and health. a red flag about certain painkillers. prescription drugs often used for treating pain and inflammation have been linked to an increased risk of heart failure. a study investigated popular anti-inflammatories including ibuprofen and naproxen. researchers connected to the drugs with higher hospital admissions. mothers who deliver their babies by c-section are at new research finds that adding azithromycin cuts infection rates by 50%. the study says the extra dose it reduces hospital readmissions after a cesarean delivery. >> the epidemic of childhood obesity has caused more children to suffer from high blood pressure. researchers are finding those kids perform worse on cognitive tests. a study in the journal of

memory tests and verbal skills and processing speed. let's get to lauren as we get into the last couple of days of september.>> can you believe it is our almost -- almost october. it is crazy how fast the season is flying by. 52 denver, 52 boulder. 48 burlington. 33 leadville. 44 credit. 52 meeker. satellite and radar is quiet now across the prine. on the western slope now. we've had strained two parts of motley county as well. this little bit of heavy rainfall to the of columbia. and wider look at what's happening across the west, a lot of moisture streaming our direction from the south see you can see subtropical moisture heading to arizona and new mexico and utah and we're getting some of that as well. we will see more of that on the western slope and into the high

increase of moisture on the western slope right now. some showers could go through the central mounds but for the most part southwestern colorado gets heavy rainfall. it will continue overnight tonight. tomorrow morning could have rain for the western slope. here in denver a little bit more cloud cover tomorrow morning at a chance of showers rolling through in the afternoon and evening. we start off mild and a chance for rain in the afternoon tomorrow. temperatures today 83 in denver. 76 burlington. high country, lower 70s and upper 60s. 68 steamboat. 71 in grand junction. mostly sunny skies in denver and temperatures in the low 80s. it should be a mild day once again. tomorrow a chance for rain and we dropped to the 70s. chance of storms on saturday and if you on sunday. monday is mild and in the 70s. we may only be in the 60s as we head towards tuesday. look at i-76 and i 25 from

good drive. especially along i- 76 in the westbound direction. we have ramp closures that are in place from santa fe northbound and i 25. a detour they're taking you through cones and slower speed so it will add two or three minutes to the drive time. the other spot we watching -- we are watching at 285. it continues southbound and it should move out of the y program that offers treatment to some heroine users that have found themselves back in jail. this is a partnership involving health experts, the jail and courts. jim benemann shows us how it helps people go clean and sober. >> when you first do it is the best feeling you ever have. >> walter is talking about his time as a heroin addict. he started with painkillers and got hooked. >> once you start doing it it gets you. >> he was physically addicted. >> by the time i wanted treatment i didn't want to use

>> we have been reporting on the opioid problem and how is that impacting the denver drug court. >> we've seen a 47% increase in participants into the drug court that indicate that heroine or other opioids are the primary drug of choice. >> denver drug court probation supervisor scott prendergast was looking for a way to get and keep drug offenders and treatment. >> this isn't a morality issue but a medical issue any disease. >> successful outcomes require stability of the jail coupled with the medical expertise of a treatment program. >> denver is one of the only jails if not the only jail in colorado that allows inmates to ingest methadone. >> why is denver the only jail that allows this continued methadone treatment.

>> under the program probation violators will start on methadone while in jail. they will be evaluated by a team at denver health medical center correctional care center. >> the physician will assess the opiate use disorder and begin the methadone or opiate replacement therapy. >> methadone relieves the withdrawals but doctors adjust the dosage and the patient will take the first dose while at the jail. >> this is a controlled site environment distraction. >> when the offender is released the next stop is the addiction research and treatment services or the arts program. at the university of colorado. a volunteer will escort them directly there. >> to provide that transition and that warm hand off. the i know what you have been through and i know where you are going.>> it will bolster with counseling and support. a program like this would have

started his recovery. >> the methadone enables me and still does to get through my day and not even think about using opiates. >> jim benemann. methadone treatment costs $6000 per person. this program will be funded through monies from the city and grandson medicaid. trevor siemian named afc player of the week for his performance last week against >> tim teeple making his professional baseball debut yesterday and in his first at- bat in the mets instructional league he took a fastball deep for a home run. his teammates left it. he ended up one for six. he hit a home run. i broke the news to the broncos yesterday. >> he hit a home run? oh man. >> first at-bat.

i'm glad he found another career he is good at. he is already had a home run. that's pretty good. >> tebo will miss a game this weekend for his other career, tv. have a good one. ,, at ikea, we believe that everything - from your lamp to your couch - should work as hard as you do.

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jeannie moz needed a few days to ponder the debate. she compared it to some overseas.>> donald trump -- even if they didn't mean it. >> donald, it is good to be with you. >> hillary clinton and donald trump pretended to be friendly. >> i want you to be very happy. >> happy is not how you described this debate in the country of georgia. where the female know that between two candidates only to be caught in the crossfire.

with elections scheduled for october 8 so there are verbal skirmishes and they seem like love taps. >> by the end of this evening i will be blamed for everything that has ever happened. >> why not. yeah. >> why not throw water on the candidate who threw the first class thought the other guy had called him a sellout to russia. less than a week earlier out of -- another on-aigh one politician called the other scum. at least hillary just talked about fighting. >> at least i have a plan to fight isis. >> you are telling the enemy everything you want to do.>> instead of throwing water the donald -- >> there is no prohibition --

spill. >> cnn. new york. >> a 1210 minute he is getting a trip to florida after managing to make its way off cape cod yesterday. workers from the animal welfare act were able to get a closer look. it had been seen over th falmouth and with it being fall the manatee should not be there. massachusetts and whether and manatees do not fix. >> we were down to the wire to catch this animal and give it a good shot for survival because once the water temperature is below 68 it really is going to take a turn for the worse. >> the manatee was not pleased about being poked but workers determined the mammal could be taken to a nearby aquarium and flown back to florida where it will be released back into the wild. >> a mother is helping to make

it's coming up on sunday sweeter. it's coming up on sunday, october 2 and she is asking for people to send cards because he's been through a lot at such a young age. this is finley. he is living with a rare form of bring cancer and every two weeks he undergoes chemotherapy. yesterday he was excited to welcome a visitor, a winnebago county sheriff's deputy and her canine came over to seek your family and he played and even got front seat of the patrol vehicle. kinley's mom wants him to see that people around him really do care.>> to let his family know we are thinking about them at the sheriff's office and they are part of our community. and we are there for them.>> kinley's mom has received birthday cards and said she

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good morning. this is the news on this thursday good morning. this is the news on this thursday, september 29. it is national coffee day and we have a way to pay it forward. i am britt moreno. we are enjoying some great weather but we are looking at the weekend coming up. jamie live. >> reporter: richard kirk killed his wife while high on marijuana edibles. the judge will decide today if he is bound for the mental health institute for trial. the latest on a clown threat that police in greeley determined was in fact a hoax. what is next in the case. on the campaign trail, first lady michelle obama is rallying hillary clinton voters and trump said clinton isn't