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52 in burlington and the high country and 45 in aspen and 59 in grand junction. 44 in telluride. Well talk about the rest of the day and how fabulous our temperatures are in just a moment. A triangle of trouble on the side street. None of this on highway but an accident 19th and chestnut and then monaco and stapleton and then the lights are malfunctioning at cherry. The latest on the deadly earthquake in italy. Drone footage close to the quakes escape center shows the instruction. Close to 250 people are known dead so far. Many others injured. A search for survivors continues today. Searchers ...

Hands to find survivors. Were taking you around the world here to burma and show you there whats going on. Im going to zoom out for you and were going to move over to Southeast Asia now. This is what was known as burma now myanmar. Theres been a strong earthquake there. The more powerful earthquake registering 6. 8 has shaken that area. No w casualties. We will continue to track both of them and keep you updated on both as we get new information. A lot happening this morning around the world and here in our state. This morning people in boulder are asked to stay in their homes while Police Sea...

Satellite and radar is quiet. We will talk more coming up in a moment but right now were talking to joel. Remember how wet it was yesterday . Still got the construction delays up there but much drier conditions along i70. Here we are across the denver metro area as you get north of 285. A couple side street accidents you can see first in jersey and in cal mitt. A whistle blowing case against thomas hannah, more on that. Reporter he shook his head as a judge read the charges against him. A special prosecutor was called in where the defendant had defendant and the public that a completely unbias...

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