new england and supplies the east coast with 40% of its fuel. >> this could very quickly become a major outage that could last several weeks instead of days. it could be much worse than what we saw in september. >> in september, 250,000 gallons of gas leaked from the same pipeline and led to a shortage and spike in gas prices across the south. >> prepare for some price increases because gas is not flowing to these areas. >> colonial pipeline down the major lines that supply 100 million gallons of fuel a day from refiners to the marketplace. no word of when the fuel lines will be back open for business. mark stroutman. cbs news. shelby county alabama. >> the protest over a pipeline in north dakota is turning to facebook. you may have noticed some of your facebook friends checking into the standing rock indian reservations, the check ins

facebook post that claims deputies are using social media to track the protestors. the local sheriff's department says that is false. about 140 protestors have been arrested at the construction site of that pipeline since last week. a crash involving a school bus and commuter bus leaves five people dead in baltimore, maryland. this is the news across america at 6:30. that school bus first hit a car. then a pillar and finally the transit and no students onboard. the school bus driver and five others were killed. one man in the neighborhood heard the commotion. >> i heard that the crash happened and i can't believe it being how the traffic conditions were light. >> the coroner will determine if the 67-year-old driver of that school bus may have suffered a medical condition that led to the crash. and a cop in santa fe, new

old woman from her burning car. body cam from jim madison shows the flames shooting out and rescued the woman and put out the fire. police say the woman was driving on a flat tire when she was pulling up to her doctor's office last week and that might have caused sparks. she was checked for smoke inhalation and is expected to be okay thanks to that officer. and take a look at this surveillance video. we are going to explain how the little boy wound up in the middle r couple of thunderstorms in the west and some of these showers could pull across to the front range. i will show you when that happens in the five-day forecast. for the news you need when you need it like us on you need it like us on facebook woman: after all donald trump has said and done... she ate like a pig... you can do anything. i moved on her like a b***h!

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options and opponents call it assisted suicide and they ads making their case. it would be similar to oregon's that has been in place for 19 years and which opponents say has fatal flaws. >> no psychiatric exam for symptoms and no doctor required to are present if problems arise. >> this is partially true. here is what you need to first, proposition 106 allows doctors to prescribe a lethal dose of medicine to someone that they have determined has six months or less to live. on the first claim a psychiatrist exam is not required. two doctors must say that person is mentally competent to make a decision or refer them to apsychiatrist or psychologist and they don't

and people are worried they will doctor shop and there are insuresser maybe to drop treatment and saying they quantify conditions under a policy based on whether or not a person asks for a lethal dose of medicine so you could challenge your insurance company. finally a doctor does not have to be present and there have been cases where people have awakened in half of the cases in oregon. health officials don't know if there were complications. claims. the former governor of oregon. one of the spokespeople. >> oregon's law has sticks protection against coercion. we haven't had a case of abuse. >> doctors across colorado have looked hard at 106 and supported it. >> this is a all true about there is more. proposition 106 requires a person makes 3 requests for the medicine. two in person alone with their

witnessed by two people. one being someone other than a family member. the measure does not however require anyone witness or record the person taking the medicine. exceedingly difficult to know if they were coerced at this point or not. while coercing a person is a serious felony under 106 the initiative gives them immunity to anyone acting in good paying. you would have to prove negligence, recklessness or intentional misconduct. oregon has not had a case of abuse. but there are a lot of holes in the reporting there. and on the last claim there are doctors for and against this. bottom line the measure has a lot of protection built in and there are valid concerns unintended consequences. and as both sides point out this is a question of life or

make based on morals and values. watch more on cbsdenver.com to learn more about the candidates and issues. ed is up next with the forecast. if you have a news tip or story idea we want to hear from you. call

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>> i got to answer this text message. >> that's right. >> what is going on. >> a few showers in the mountains and maybe for the weekend a shower down there. let's look and the weather problems. we have partly cloudy to cloudy skies and a pretty nice day and it was cooler as we look at the doppler 4000. a few showers and look at the lightning strikes. let's put the counter on, 33 strikes in the last 15 minutes and we p showers here and snow shower at the higher elevations and rain showers and off and on. and as we roll into thursday and friday you see a more potent form pushing to jefferson county and some of this into saturday might spill in the front range and may see a shower with a little chance of the shower. here is the cooler air we talked about coming into our

the 80s to the 70s and cooler than yesterday. look at the eastern plains. colorado springs and lamar 16- degree cooler and burlington 13 degrees cooler as the front goes through and more cooler air for the north and now in this kind of pattern where we will see the cooler temperatures. let's go back to lauren. no more record highs or 70s or 80s. it looks like we are in the 60s. >> it will feel nice cool off. on sunday, 77-degree and daily tie with 79 degrees and today down to 70. a bit cooler and noticeable and we get down in the 60s tomorrow. above average but it will feel nicer if the heat has been too much. 61-degree and warmer on thursday and we are still in the 60s and we did have the front come through and behind that cooler air and we could get a few showers and area of low pressure and we may have moisture in parts of the state and we do stay dry across the

moisture potentially coming our way. >> shows up in the five-day forecast. today it felt cooler and people are saying all fall weather is here and we should be at 59 degrees. look at the lows below 40s and should be at 31 and that's one degree below freezing and the normal low for this time of year. 62 right now and southwest for the winds and 26% humidity arising barometer and great shot of the sunrise in boulder on newberry the most photographed spot maroons bells. temperatures tonight in the 30s and 40s in the eastern plains and 20s for the mountains out west temperatures in the 30s and 40s. and cooler still for tomorrow. 50s and 60s for the eastern plains. 40s and 50s for the mountains and 50s and 60s out west. let's go to the forecast. tonight we will see partly cloudy skies and temperatures around the 40-degree mark and

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flush. a 34-year-old man is dead after being stabbed at a halloween party in brighton. the investigation begins the reporter brief. a suspect is brighton mobile home. 32-year-old antonio torres was stabbed to death and leaves behind a wife and daughter. police are not talking about what happened at the party but the suspect is in custody and criminal charges pending. in brighton. tom mustin, cbs4 news. i'm kelly werthmann in castle rock where authorities investigating chemicals in this

notified the family living in the house that their child had been arrested. along with the f.b.i. and atf the chemicals were destroyed 12 hours later after evacuating 30 homes close by. authorities say that explosive materials were in a variety of containers and legally bought. police say it is possible two teens could face criminal charges and the case has been handed over to the district attorney. i'm rick sallinger in lower downtown at the a colorado springs man brandon baray was sentenced to 29 months in prison for a hacking scheme. it involves selling software access to photo bucket videos and pictures that were marked private. the f.b.i. busted him and a codefendant on charges of conspiracy to commit computer fraud. so the radar showing some precip around colorado. let's look. scattered showers and thunderstorms. look at the lightning.

for a while. we stay in the 60s wednesday thursday and friday and saturday maybe an isolated shower as we move the clocks back. sunday we end it pleasant. 67. the dry spell is going on for a long time. it may go on longer too. thanks, ed and thank you for joining us on colorado's nice channel. hope to s,,

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