radar. rainy in the eastern plains and parts of the foothills. let's zoom to the denver area first. a few sprinkles near bennett and brekenridge, there's snow above 12,000 feet now. also some light rain in the area and a little bit of ice along i-25 heading north. not a lot hitting the ground but a better chance into the morning hours. some r i-70 and down in the san juans there's snow. temperatures this morning are mild. 64 in denver. 63 in limon. 70 in boulder. high country 48, 63 in grand junction. showers on and off throughout the morning hours and we have a break this afternoon and we could get more rain coming back late afternoon and evening kly and much cooler. good morning, we have been watching up at the eisenhower and johnson tunnels, wet roads along there. you may need your windshield wipers every once in a while. this is the mousetrap cam not affecting the drive. the one trouble spot this morning is the restrictions we have in place at arapahoe road. let's go to breaking news this morning out of central trying to find survivors after a deadly earthquake. this is some of the or it. this was a 6.2 magnitude earth kwat that hit central italy at about 3:30 in the morn -- -- earthquake. as daylight hits, citizen in the rome search through the rubble. 37 people are reported dead and that number is likely increasing throughout the day. tina krauss reports this morning. >> reporter: hours after the earthquake hit, rescue teams led this man away from the did he have administration. crews carried a little girl to safety. frantic residents and emergency workers used buckets,ld the debris. this rescue worker said we need chain saws and jacks to remove beams. the u.s. geological survey says the magnitude 6.2 earthquake struck at 3:30 in the morning while most italians were asleep. several aftershocks followed. this woman says the whole ceiling fell and she put a hit. the hardest hit are in the central mountains of italy. the mayor of one town san diego a family four was trapped under a collapsed building with no signs of life while the mayor said "the town isn't here anymore" he made a plea for more help to clear the streets and help the injured. this family dog was pulled from a small small in home. rescuers are still digging hoping to find survivors. the same region of italy was hit by an earthquake back in 2009 and it claims more than 300 lives at a 6.3. if you live in the area of boulder you may see this construction activity. jamie leary joins us live this >>reporter: good morning, large scene here at foothills parkway and baseline road seems to be the major portion. i'm showing this right now. you can see the swat team and boulder police gathering at the intersection. they have a portion of it completely blocked off diverting traffic west towards the meadows near a church called hope boulder which was a point of interest. we know they're searching for somebody but why is completely unclear at this point in time. they're stopping traffic. they stopped up as well so quite a large scene and have been out for here several hours. right now there's little information available as this investigation is underway so we'll keep an eye on this for you. life in boulder, jamie leary, cbs4 news oofrnlt a man claiming to be a surgeon is in denver accused of performing major license. now police want to find out if there are anymore victims who have had contact with him rfrnlts a year after a botched surgery maria continues to work towards recovery. her attorney is now by her side helping to tell her story. >> she felt the cutting of her skin. he did a form of lipo suction. she felt every was going on. . >> reporter: the man who did this operation is hernandez who had a five star rating online. she had a tummy tuck and paid thousands of dollars up front. the surgery was wrong from the beginning and maria says she could feel every single minute. >> he did not use anesthesia. it did not. >> reporter: she reported her certains certain concerns to law enforcement. she wants to warn others considering similar procedures. >> she said you should not go forward with this procedure until you have investigated the plastic surgeon and know who is and what he's doing. >> karen morfitt reporting for us. he also performed facelifts and lipo suction and other surgeries and he's now facing 14 charges. stocks closed today and investigators hoping to return investors. >> reporter: good morning, investor investors are weather on vacation or waiting until friday. shares fell for the epi pen mie lan len. there's a big trend in home size -- they're square footage of a median single home fell by 73 feet. they're more afrtable and appealing to baby boomers downsizing. a california judge lawsuit a lawsuit from a man who claims starbucks put too much ice. the judge says a reasonable consumer should know when they order an ice drink a portion of thinking. >> a little trick of the trade, you can say light ice, please. >> it's so hard to order this stuff. >> people are commenting on this lawsuit. >> oh, i'm sure it's generated a lot of talk. great to see you. a teenager says he regrets spray painting rocks. a hiker confronted two young men painting graffiti investigators tracked down this vandal. rick sal jer spoke by phone to him. >> i thought it was right to put your name on the rock for remembrance. >> do you regret doing that. >> yeah, i would go clean it upright away if i could. >> he is charged with a misdemeanor count of defacing property. his friend here was not charged because he was not seen on video >> that's a shame all around. this morning it's 64 degrees in denver. a stunt 15 years in the making takes place in colorado. reaction from the stunt man and this jet pack in the high country. see what he did ahead. at hillshire farm, spice is the spice of life. that's why our craftsmen season every sausage perfectly. so you can coax out great flavor effortlessly. hillshire farm. because it's worth doing right. at hillshire farm, there's a reason our slow roasted turkey taste so fresh seconds after carving, we not only seal every slice, we double seal it. thing to savor. welcome back. in our cbs morning news health watch, melatonin is known to help you sleep. cancer tumors when compared to a control group. disease specialists have long suspected a link between sleep deprivation and breast cancer. the cdc says accept sis should be treated as an emergency. they want to recognize and treat the infection early before it causes death. 70% become infected after rt children who use standing desks in the classroom are more likely to be at a healthy weight compared to those who sit at traditional desks. texas researchers followed 200 third graders and they found those who stood for two years averaged a decrease in body mass index. the guinness world record holder comes back to colorado for his latest stunt. launched from the water of san kristab chr ishssotobal yesterday. >> reporter: the launch of apollo energy gum -- i literally mean launch. >> doing something different and cool and something that the world has never seen before. >> reporter: few peopleet chance to watch a jet pack flight . >> never sure if it's going to work 100%. >> reporter: no one witnessed it taking off from behind the water. the 52-year old pilot is no stranger to extreme stunts. he holds guinness world records in the sport. >> we are risk takers. at the end of the day it's we like to mitigate the risk. >> reporter: his friend say this flight was 15 years in the making. >> water and land and air and how we can combine everything -- it actually might be really cool to come out of water. >> reporter: pushing the limits of an already extreme sport with the backdrop that only colorado could truly provide. these extreme athletes are already coming up with their next big i'm sure we'll hear soon. lake city, matt crocial, cbs4 news. >> i want to try. >> you want to try? >> maybe safer just watching. >> that does look fun, britt. live outside where we have had rain. this is a look at the tunnels and the roads are wet there. taking a look at sat rite and radar, the western side of the state is calm. a little bit as we head towards the eastern plains. definitely more activity so we'll start by zooming in the denver area and heading towards the foothills more rain up there and towards the high country there's rain and snow mixes as you head above 12,000 feet. a little bit of light rain and heading to the eastern plains along i-76 you will definitely have rain whenou sterling. scattered showers around and some snow as we head down towards the san juans. as we look at our futurecast for today. we get the rain on and off throughout the morning hours. i expect some scattered showers throughout the morning. by lunchtime have that rain pick up just a little bit more. not expecting super heavy rain in the denver area. you will probably get more rain off throughout the day today. sometimes in the foothills and in denver and down south we'll have rain as well. by tomorrow morning you're waking up to more cloud cover and we have the chance for showers once again that could roll through early morning hours and we could see rain into the evening with snow possible above 12,000 feet. temperatures right now too bad. 66 in burlington and the mountains and 40 in today we're only in the mid 70s. this will feel nice outside. 73 in denver. a couple low 80s in the eastern plains and the mountains 64 in frisco and 70 in aspen and 84 in grand junction. for your hour by hour foeshgs, expect spotty showers with low 70s coming in by 2:00. tomorrow we're still in the 70s with a few showers and the chance for storms on friday. morning. good morning, following breaking news. these are pictures coming in from eddy castro. this is foothill parkway and baseline near downtown boulder. jamie leary is collecting details at the scene to share with us this morning. obviously with the heavy police activity you can see a portion of the roadway is shut down. let me take you to the map and we'll get an update from jamie in a few minutes. this is the line ofpl never want to see. this is foothill parkway out to highway seven this morning. if you need to get around it you can access along baseline to the west of foothill parkway there but ovenly the best way is to go into town and take highway seven out if you're trying to get around it. you could take cherriville road to the north as well this morning. something we will be keeping our eye on. we have seen heavier volume in kids head to class so we'll continue to watch that. our other trouble spot and lane restrictions in place along arapahoe at i-25 as they continue that construction. she is most looking forward to meeting new people in her senior year of high school. she says she doesn't normally talk about herself but she does open with me in an interview. meet our wednesday's child who calls herself a peaceful person. she has an 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looking scared said she wasn't and hib hl rio wasn't having a seizure. doctors weren't buying in. pillow gate. propping uphill rio and the anti seizure injector pen. the secret service agent is clutching something. is it a syringe? actually it's a flashlight. watch the agent point it at the floor as hillary moves to a darker area. next thing you know they will be saying she's growing a tail. , want a different way to cleanse? try micellar water from garnier skinactive. the micelles attract dirt like a magnet to: 1. remove makeup 2. cleanse and 3. soothe. no harsh rubbing, no rinsing. micellar water from garnier skinactive. today, lori grabs fully cooked and ready in seconds. it makes breakfast complete, which makes bill feel like completing the gazebo, prompting a celebration in lori's backyard. with jimmy dean, good mornings lead to . good morning, you made it to the middle of the week. jamie is live with what's happening this morning. this is what we saw moments ago. take a look at this video. there's more urgency at the scene and we'll tell you about it coming up right around the corner on cbs4 news. >> she'll show us the video in a moment. a deadly earthquake hits central italy. now search and rescue crews are looking for the rubble to find survivors. the concern that the number of deaths will continue to climb. final report now on the killingf sheriff's deputy. we hear from the police chief and sheriff there. it's cooler out there. you feel that? let's look at the forecast. >> let's get to lauren and figure out how cool we will get. >> good morning, temperatures in the 70s. on monday we hit 93.

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