,, ,, ,, good morning, i'm britt moreno. and right now on the cbs 4 morning, we're tracking breaking news out of arvada. >> i'm shawn chitnis where a mother died in a late night crash and her daughter in the hospital. police are looking for one man involved in the crash. we'll have a live update coming up.

what's in store for payton manning's future, coming up, why something from his past is now being mentioned in a lawsuit involving his almaada. the university of tennessee. police want to find this man. we'll tell you what he's accused of doing to women in highland's ranch. the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia sending shock across the country. the controversy involving nominating his replacement. good morning, it's february 15th. happy monday to you and thanks for joining us on this president's day. lauren whitney is in colorado winter center and if we look at i-70 and vail, you can see the snow is falling and many of you ma i have the day off. they may want to hit the slopes. >> of course they will. there will be snow in the mountains. taking a look at our wind springs. broomfield, winds up

it's going to be a windy day in denver. we could see gust up to 30 miles-an-hour, but the strongest winds in the foothills. bertha pass, woodland pass -- winds are 35 to 35 miles-an-hour. camacho know sha pass, the winds gusting up to 40 miles-an-hour. we have a high wind watch starting at 8:00 a.m. today. we have a high wind watch starting at 8:00. 37 in denver. 45 in boulder. 28 in burlington and starting the day with 36 in avon. 19 in gunnison. usually they're below zero at this point. 32 in craig. looking at our satellite and radar. a few clouds and mountain snow and cloud cover in denver. expect mostly sunny to partly sunny skies. 60 degrees. we'll get there around 2:00 this afternoon and a fairly mild day. it's going to be on the windy side. let's check with joel hillan. good morning.

? the -- you're fighting that snow in the foothills. you have to hut down both directions because of the adverse conditions. you should be able to get to the ski areas. make sure you have adequate tread on the tires. we're in the high country. look at the i-70 drive. lauren has been talking about the wind. we're getting that into the foothills, so that's going to effect highway 93, highway 72. those usual spots. we're across the denver metro area. slowing on i-25 for the express lanes project and a couple of ramp closures. but we have wind restrictions in place as you travel from i-70 out from bennett. if you have a high profile vehicle, something that's easily blown about by the wind, you have to sit it out for a bit. >> the wind is fierce. joel, thank you. payton manning's future is on the minds of football fans,

filed a lawsuit against the school saying it violated title 9 regulations in the way it handled reports sex related situations by student at lethalities. manning's name is in one paragraph of that paragraph. it reports sexual assault for -- she sued manning after the incident was talked about in a book. in 2002, the lawsuit was settled. we track breaking news. a mother killed and her teenage daughter recovering in the hospital. men ran a red light. shawn chitnis is at 80th and sheraton where this happened. shawn, police are searching for one of the men. >>reporter: britt, we know they're looking for one man and of course that one woman has died. to give you a sense of the impact. this happened at the intersection behind me in the distance where you see the red lights and the impact was so

this parking lot next to me. that's 100 feet away. so this all happened after 10:00 where we understand those three men were in a jeep heading south on sheraton, and they hit the woman she was heading west on 80th. she died instantly and her 15-year-old daughter was taken to the hospital. we don't know the extent of her injuries at this point. and the impact was so strong, it destroyed half of that car caving it into itself. and police say the three men ran away from the scene, but they were able to catch up with two of them including one of them that they believe is the driver. they are looking for the third man that was in that jeep. one of the two men did tell police he has some injuries so he was taken to the hospital to be police can't say what charges the drivers might be facing or will be involved in this case, but they said they're working on this investigation and they have six witnesses that are helping them to figure out what happened.

>> thank you, shawn. detectives says this man has exposed himself to strangers around highland's ranch. police are concerned there could be more victims. jeff todd has the latest. >> it would be scary. >> the first happened on the first day of the month. this man exposed himself to a woman in a parking lot near colorado and university. this is a brazen attempt. it's believed the man tried to follow the woman in her car until he realized she was calling someone from her phone. >> i don't know if screaming is appropriate, but it -- >> this is what the suspect looks like. in the first incident, he was scene leaving eastbound on university. that's the same direction of his neck attack. on february 6th, the man showed himself to a woman filling her car with gas near university and quebec. he's

late 20s or early 30s with a shaved head. today, a mesa county deputy killed in the line of duty is going to be laid to rest. gear died last wednesday. he was shot a week ago while trying to stop a teenager with a gun in grand junction. deputy gear had been kept on life support to donate his organs. since then, the community has pulled together in support of all law enforcement officers. >> the support we received from the community has been overwhelming from the flowers to the young kids that have come to our agency and talked to us and tell us how much they appreciate what we do. >> deputy gear is survived by his wife and two children. his funeral is open to the public. right now, flags are flying at half stag in colorado for deputy gear. governor hicken gave the -- flags are lowered

memory of supreme court justice antonin scalia. he was found dead in his room in texas saturday. he died this weekend of natural causes in texas, but there's controversy looming about the nomination of his replacement. he's kim hutchingson with the latest from presidential candidates. >> while the body of late supreme court scalia is transported to washington monday, debate over his replacement dominates the campaign trail. ted cruz criticized his main rival donald trump on abc's this week. >> anyone that writes checks to chuck and harry reid and jimmy carter and hillary clinton does not care about conservative justices on the court. >> trump struck by -- >> he voted in favor of obama care. he got there because ted cruz pushed him like wild. >> on state of the union, bush took a more measured tone. >> i think president obama is

in all likely hood, this person will be out of the main stream and rejected by the senate. >> rubio dismissed working vermont with 8 justices. >> let the voters weigh in november, and the court can function with 8 justices. they do it all the time. >> they accuse o' connell and others of ignoring the constitution. >> i don't think that mitch mcconnel has it right. the constitution is pretty clear. and that is it is the job of the president of the united states to appoint, nominate members to the supreme court and the senate confirms. >> president obama said he'll nominate someone to the bench and that's exactly what he should be doing and leader mcconnel should follow the constitutional process. justice scalia -- funeral arrangements are pending and

gorge w. bush will campaign for his brother jeb. this is happening in south carolina. jeb says his brother can sell him to candidates to be commander and chief. the primarily is saturday and bush is hoping to gain more momentum after a 4th place finish in new hampshire. parts of a highway near durango is set to up. the herald shared this picture with us. they pushed the rocks to the side to let traffic get by. the southbound lane is blocked and it's expected to open up tomorrow. the rocks are so heavy, workers need to bring -- break them apart, i should say, before they can clean up the slide. let's get a check on what the bus stop is looking like this morning. >> we're taking a look at the day planner today. temperatures will get to 57 degrees by noon. 60 degrees by 2:00. and tonight, around 5:00, we'll be in the mid-50s.

be a windy day today. >> yes, take a look into the high country. here's the winds you're trafficking, lauren. i-70 and jensen. look at the camera shaking around. just hearing from cdot that no high wind restrictions remain in place from i-70 to kansas. those have been in place since yesterday. you can turn on koa and 94.1 fm for the latest traffic. coming up in the health watch, how sleep troubles could lead to diabetes for some young people. one major retailers is

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time now for the cbs morning news health watch. some teenagers who don't get as much sleep could be at-risk for diabetes. teenage boys deprived of deep sleep are at higher risk of diabetes. researchers at penn state found those boys who didn't get restful sleep were able to get insulin resistant. the same didn't hold for girls. those with demanding jobs are three times more likely to develop heart disease. those are the findings of european researchers that tracked 12,000 nurses if the nurses who did a lot of lift and carrying tripled their risk of heart problems. and doctors in british columbia say air pollution is the fourth highest risk factor for death around the world. more than 5 and a half million people are set to die prematurely air year from air pollution.

marked with high winds. jason sent these photos. he says strong winds damaged a power pole. it cracked the wood and dropped power lines inches from the ground. crews showed up and made the repairs. lauren, is wind an issue this morning? >> we're going to say gusty again today. something to watch out in the foothills and high country. windy in denver. right now we have gust in broomfield. close to 50 miles-an-hour. as we shift into the high country and foothills, winds along love pass gusting up to 60 miles-per-hour. winds at 25 to 35 miles-an-hour -- expect a windy day. a high wind watch that will go into place at 8:00 a.m. and last through this evening. winds between 20 and 40 miles-an-hour, but some spots, those wind prone areas can see winds up to 75 miles-an-hour.

junction. we have 30 over in ray. 28 in burlington. on satellite and radar, we have snow. here in denver, we're dry. a few clouds. that goes out east into the plain s s and for the western slopes. most areas are looking to pick up another three to six inches of snow. if you're skiing today, we'll have snowy conditions in spots. you mix wind. you may need the extra layer over your face for today's skiing. looking at the future cast, most of the snow will stick around and a shower in the eastern plains. denver, mostly sunny to partly sunny. by this evening, we have temperatures, clearer skies in denver with a few clouds and the snow will fade out in the late evening and overnight hours. so tomorrow morning, we're waking up to sun shine and tomorrow, calmer winds, but breezy in some spots. temperatures today, 60

low 40s today in high country and that goes for the western slope. for your hour-by-hour forecast, 57 degrees around noon. 60 by 2:00. if you do have to work by 5:00, you're heading home, 56 degrees. for your 5-day forecast, 64 tomorrow. 69 on wednesday. we'll get into the 70s on wednesday and we'll be in the 70s on thursday. joel, how is the drive going? >> we have cars pulling into the vail rest area. there's snow you've been tracking for us. it's quite the drive up into the high country right now. it's closed as you get through glenwood springs. both directions due to the adverse conditions we have. you can see the show up here. look at the road weather index lit up. we're working -- as you head through i-70. if you're going into the high country, enjoy the skiing. we're across denver, metro area. you have the winds onto i-76. us 36, all of the foothill drives as well. we heard from cdot that the

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welcome back. investors are hoping the gains from last week will carryon when business resumes tomorrow, and there's a new owner for etch a sketch. wall street is shut down for the president's holiday. here's hanna daniels with today's money watch. >>reporter: friday was a winning day on wall street. oil prices moved up.

first gain of the week. the dow closed 313 points and the nasdaq closed up at 17. it will be decided if uber drivers will be fingerprint. opponents say the measure isn't necessary for the ride sharing service. others thinks it's a measure to protect riders. normstrom will -- they can return items bought at its high end stores or discount outlets. chain store officials are encouraging shoppers to make exchanges through normstrom.com or the retailer. etch a sketch -- they have told so spin master undisclosed price. the owner says it was bittersweet, but it's what to help the future. report.

i'm hanna daniels. no major delays across the country. that's good news. we have rain in the pacific northwest and snow in montana and wyoming and ohio. we have rain all the way from part s of texas, cutting through georgia into the carolinas and snow as you head to the mid-atlantic. rainy in the southeast today, but as we head into the carolinas, you could see icy mix up there. it's an active two days in this area with cold temperatures and also seeing a if you're traveling anywhere into the southeast to the northeast, this storm system to the in the east tomorrow and we could see snow and rain in those areas. let's check in with joel hillan. how is our morning drive going? >> in town, not too bad. you get to the west of town, you're fighting the winds and in the high country, fighting the snow and we have passenger restrictions in place and commercial chains. as you get

here's the drive to dia. a ramp closure in place if the as you travel to i-70, it should be a straight shot for you. pope francis spends time on his visit to mexico blessing kids in the hospital. ahead, the other stops he has made to get closer to the people. tonight's grammy's honor music's biggest talents including legends we have loss. i'll have that preview straight ahead. good morning, and patrick wall might be second guessing himself today. the coach chose to start off in gold for the third time in 4 days and the result, well, it wasn't good. barley led the first two shots jack beats him there with a nasty rister and less than five

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good morning, everyone. happy monday. welcome back to the cbs 4 morning news. the snow is falling here at i-70 and vail pass. we'll get to your weather and traffic in just a minute, but first, we start with breaking news. a mother driving with her teenager daughter is killed in a crash at 80th and sheraton. police are looking for one person who lift the scene. shawn chitnis is live from the scene. shawn, what can you tell us? >> britt, police are looking for one man in the car that crashed into the woman. there's rocks in the lanes because the rocks

as the car was dragged almost 100 feet. here's what we know from arvada police. this happened just after 10:00 where three men were in a jeep heading south on sheraton and they hit the woman's car, a chevy malibu. she was killed instantly and her daughter was in the car. she understand she was taken to the hospital. we don't have an update on her injuries. the three men did run away from the scene. police did catch up with two of them including one they believe is the driver, but they are still looking for a third man that was in that car. one of the two men that police were able to catch up with and start talking to, he was also taken to the hospital for injuries that he needed to be treated at this point. we have no update on his condition as well as, again, the 15-year-old daughter that was in the car. police are working to continue their investigation here even though they've cleared the scene and figured out what happened. they're talking to six different witnesses and it's

charges may be involved in this case. live in arvada, shawn chitnis. it's bitterly cold in the in the east. this is what it looked like this weekend in cincinnati. as for us in the metro area, we've been enjoying spring-like temperatures but the mountains are getting snow this morning. thanks for joining us. i'm britt moreno. many of you may be off this president's day and want to hit the slopes. check out vail. lauren can talk about the conditions happening here. hey, lauren. >> you can see snow out there for us and it's windy in some areas this morning. so we're starting off with some pretty we'll look at our wind speed maps. we broomfield. not too bad in boulder as we shift -- glen hafb

-- glen haven, winds at 30 miles-an-hour. some areas could see gust up to 75 miles-an-hour. temperatures to start the day, 37 denver. 19 in lineman. 18 in gunnison. looking at our sat satellite and radar, we have -- looking at our satellite and radar, we have clouds on the western slope. 57 at noon. 60 by 2:00. 56 degrees around 5 :00 tonight. let's check with joel. he's hour morning drive looking? >> it's a slow commute in the high country. battling the winds, we have chain restrictions. we have semis chilling along the side. this is why. you can see how colorful the road indicators are. we're across the denver, metro area. a ramp restriction for ongoing road work that has been going on the whole time there near havana. outside of that, look at the green we have across the map. we expect that

this morning because of the president's day holiday. you can turn on koa, and 94.1 fm to get your traffic on the tens. friend and families will pay their respect to deputy gear. a teenager shot him a week ago. gear will be laid to rest and officers from across the nation will be on hand. here's our matt. >> it opens your eyes in a way you can't imagine. >>reporter: a road side memorial grows hour-by-hour. >> the memorial started here, and it was a pile of flowers. >> the support we received from the community has been overwhelming from the flowers to the young kids that have come to our agency and talked to us and tell us how much they appreciate what we do. to seeing the blue ribbons on the back of cars showing their support for law enforcement, and the out pouring

>> a heart broken community tries to heal from an evil none have known. >> it has -- >> deputy derrick gear will be laid to rest monday. >> we're expecting 500 to 1000 law enforcements here. 400 to 500 different patrol agencies representing. >> a tribute organizers say will be fitting for a man who gave the ultimate sacrifice, protecting the community he loved. >> that was matt reporting. governor hicken has ordered flags to be lowered to half staff across the state to honor deputy gear. the body of supreme court justice scalia is on its way back to virginia. a pre-session yesterday. it arrived at the airport where a jet was waiting for the flight back east. justice scalia's death was determined to be natural causes.

was found in his room saturday morning. the 79-year-old justice was a conservative voice and there's growing controversy over when the appointment of the next nominee will take place. here's dawn champion with that. >>reporter: a white hearse carried the body of justice scalia bound for virginia at the request of his family. the 79-year-old supreme court justice passed away suddenly over the weekend while vacationing at the resort ranch. a county judge ruled that scalia died of natural causes after consulting with his physician and sheriff's investigators. >> one of the things that i did ask the sheriff and the marshal that was there, if there were any signs of fowl play. >> what did they say? >> absolutely not. >> the capital flew in half staff.

hi colleagues. in a 2008, 60 minutes interview, he maintained his disagreements were not personal. >> i attack people, not a -- not ideas. >> the president has the right and responsibility to nominate a new supreme court justice. >> we cannot afford to have scalia replaced by someone like the nominees he's put there in the past. >> the president says he'll nominate a successor in due time, but majority leader, mcconnel says any vacancy should be filled once a new president is in office. dawn champion, cbs news, washington. funeral arrangements for scalia have yet to be announced. with four conservatives and four liberals remaining, the nominee will tip the balance of the court.

colorado where three people killed in -- only part of the business will be open. crews have repair to do since the november 27th attack. planned parenthood has added security measures put into place. as for the suspected shooter, he says he's expecting the death penalty. experts will to stand trial. broken. that's how the mother of a 6-year-old boy describes how she's feeling after her child was allegedly murdered by his father. the boy's body was found in an arapahoe apartment last wednesday. melissa garcia spoke to the family forever changed by this tragedy. >> he didn't just kill him, he slaughtered him. >>reporter: a heart broken grandmother and a grieving mother are trying to cope with a tragedy they can't understand. >> it's hard.

violence her son would suffer from -- >> her ex-husband, brandon johnson is charged with the murder of 6-year-old riley. police found him stabbed to death wednesday inside this apartment. rachel says riley had been living here with his dad after she lost custody of him and his older brother in what she says was false allegations by human services. >> my son would be alive today if this -- if they weren't taken from me. that's why i'm angry because they placed my kids with a murderer. >> we were there everyday in court trying to fight for them. and i feel i let him down. ? now, karen bishop has memories of the grandson she's lost all over again. >> he was just so happy when i would come in the room. he i'll never get that again, ever. i won't get that again. >> melissa garcia, cbs 4 news.

johnson is facing first-degree his girl friend. he has self inflected wounds. a worker who possibly exposed worker to dangerous diseases. the case has expanded surgical technician rocker alan worked at a hospital in phoenix for two months. it's now offering hepatitis and free hiv testing for those patients who had surgery with alan. close to 3,000 patients were encouraged to be tested by swedish hospital here in colorado. since friday, we have had two reports of someone impersonating a police officer and targeting denver drivers. on friday night in north denver, a victim was roughed up. saturday night there was a fake police report near washington park. howard nathan has more.

few blocks west of wash park in kentucky and ogden, a man says two men tried to pull him over. >> that concerns us. >> the denver police say the questionable -- the man called 911 and the possible police posters left the scene driving west on kentucky. that's in contrast to what happened friday night to another man along the denver wheat ridge bolder. >> they pulled him out of the car and rob him and assaulted him. >> the victim was roughed up by the fake cops before they let him go. >> they handcuffed him and they injured his face in the process. >> the fakes bounced the victim's head off the windshield. >> and they took $180 out of his wallet. >> the fakes were a white male with a stocky build. the second suspect described as a black man, 6 feet, 200 pounds dressed in a police looking uniform. and he reportedly had a badge,

>> that was howard nathan reporting. the men why in a blue sedan. a white man was driving, but the would-be victim didn't get a good look at the pan in passenger seat. you can call 911 to verify it's a real police officer. she was hired to take care of a denver home and the house sitter is facing charges for what allegedly happened when the homeowners were away. investigator brian maass gets both sides of the story. >> it was gone. >> they had to go through this stuff and pulled everything down. >>reporter: they went on a vacation to paradise. they say they came back to a devilish mess. >> should not was going through the house luting the place. >> we tracked down the suspect, the house sitter. >> my name is brian maass from cbs 4 news.

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>>reporter: he gave a sick boy medicine. >> he asked the children to pray for him. a young girl saranaded the pope. mexico city ben pope arrived. from here, he's taking daily trips across the country. >> it's cool he's here for many people. >> the holy father also traveled by helicopter on sunday. he celebrated an outdoor mass with 300,000. the largest event on his 6th day historic. >> in his homly, he urged those to -- an estimated 2 million people lined his motor camp route waiving vatican flags and balloons. >> it's amazing.

>> si. >> pope francis chafbs totravels adrianna diaz, mexico city. mexican officials are concerned about the sdee zika virus mosquito -- they sprayed mow key toe-- mosquito repellent to protect the pope. here in denver, skies are clear and it's mild. in the high country, this is i-70 in the vail rest area. it's snowing hard. that's going to continue today. we'll talk - i'll show you the satellite and radar. the snow doesn't show up great on the satellite and radar. we have clouds in our northwestern corner. in the eastern plains, we have a few clouds. we have winter weather advisory in place. most areas picking up 3 to 6 inches down

into the northwest areas, like steamboat, 4 to 8 inches of snow. higher elevations could see another foot by midnight tonight. none of these are in place for the denver area. we're going to stay dry today. that snow is going to stick around through the day today. here in denver, eastern plains may see a few clouds. that's all we're looking at. snowy conditioning in our mountains. if you're traveling up there to go skiing or if you're heading back down from a 3-day weekend, be careful because it's windy out there. we should clear out tomorrow. we should start off with sunshine tomorrow. tomorrow, there may be a few clouds in the high country. 47 mile an hour winds towards broomfield. 26 mile-per-hour wind for alan's park. 30 mile an hour for glen haven and waldon. because of the strong winds, we have a high wind watch that will start at 8:00 a.m. between 20 and 40 miles-an-hour for those winds,

well over -- i should say up to 75 miles-an-hour. 28 out in burlington. take a look at this though, gunnison at 19. usually this area is well below zero. that goes for craig as well. 27 degrees over in grand junction. highs for today, we'll warmup thanks to the winds. 60 in denver and boulder. gusty winds, expect to see mountain waves to develop, so it can block our sunshine. close to 70 on wednesday. some areas will get thb. 74 on thursday and windy on friday. let's check again -- check in again with joel. how our morning drive going? >> we have flashing lighting near the eisenhower tunnel. and that's the plows going to work. you can do your part too by making sure you have another tread or traction on the tires or chains. we have passenger restrings in place. i-70 is closed due to the adverse conditions.

you can see what the road weather index is showing. those the winds that lauren has been tracking. you can see the snow blowing around. we haven't had snow with the winds over the last week. that mixture can be tough. we're across the denver metro area. at or near posted speed limits, everywhere. we expect that to continue through the morning because of the president's day holiday. britt, do take care if you're traveling to the high winds. >> joel, thank you very much for that. it's the 50th annual grammy's and it takes place right here on cbs 4. the show is packed with unique collaborations with the recent deaths with so many musical legends. here's what to watch out for in los angeles. >> rapper and nominee pit bull will rock the grammy's stage with a diverse match up with musicians. >> we're up there with joe perry and aerosmith.

more rock and roll than that. >> it's apart of a grammy tradition that honor all those from genres and generations and has andre day. the soul singer will melt her voice with pop star bolder in a duet. >> organizers say this year's grammy's at the staple center is different from previous years. the show will be filled with tributes to honor the long list recently. [ music ] >> album of the year will give a tribute to bb king and king's close friend wright will perform. >> he was just the greatest. he's had more influence than anyone in the history in the blues and rock and roll. >> lady gaga debut to the late david bowie is the biggest -- >> rogers put together the elaborate tribute. >> this is personal because it

say goodbye. >> the biggest spotlight may belong to taylor swift up for 7 grammy's and rapper kendrick nominees. terry, cbs news, los angeles. the eagles will honor the band's cofounder glen fry, natalie cole, scott weeland and coming up, we'll tell you about the superbowl mvp and his role at the grammy's. he's ever where. let's get to the weather watchers. >> checking in with our weather watchers. he says, light southwest wind and they have wet heavy snow in that direction. we'll talk about snow and wind in a moment. for the news you need when you need it, (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense.

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broncos player von miller, super mvp appeared on saturday night live this weekend. he was talking science and gravitational waves. >> so von, you studied science in college, right?

>> okay. so explain this to us. -- >> picture two huge forces slamming together like say, me and cam newton. >> you're talking about football, man. >> i'm talking about science. these forces collide and make gravity waves like when i collided with newton forcing the fumble. >> all right. sounds like you're bragging. are you sure you're not bragging about this? >> come on, i told you this is science, man. >> okay. >> these waves are everywhere in the university just like i'm everywhere with cam newton. >> you already won, man. >> look, this is a huge discovery. no one ever thought it would happen kind of like no one thought we would keep the number one offense to ten points.

it's amazing. discovery proves that einstein's theory m-e equals mvp. >> it isn't bragging if it's true. broncos fans will get a chance to see the superbowl mvp player von miller on the red carpet at the stage in the grammy's. he's going to take the stage as well, i should say, and he'll introduce a performance by kerry underwood and sam hunt. valentine's day is over, but the day will encourage smiles on our faces. a senior bought 500 -- recruited some fans to cost it out. it cost him $500. he works at a grocery store as a bagger and saved his money. he may think it was done by a single kid. >> i already have a girlfriend. >> to watch the girls walk out

on their faces, it makes me happy and proud of him. >> he shared his deed online, and it is going viral. it already has more than 17,000 likes on facebook. well, we should all feel special, right. still ahead on the cbs 4 morning news, we're tracking breaking news out of arvada. a mother killed and her 15-year-old daughter hospitalized. ahead, details on the crash that changed this family's life forever. concerns over the swedish hospital worker accused of stealing drugs is expanding to a hospital in another state. where patients have now encouraged to get tested ahead. payton manning's future is in the air. coming up, why

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this monday morning, we're tracking breaking news out of arvada. a mother dead and her 15-year-old daughter hospitalized. this after the driver of a jeep ran a red light and apparently just smashed head on into them. shawn chitnis is live where this happened at the intersection of 80th and sheraton. shawn, what can you tell us? >>reporter: well, britt, that intersection behind me and that is where that car was hit by that jeep traveling almost 100 feet all the way to this parking lot right next to me. you can get a sense of how strong that impact was. we're told by police that this happened around 10:00 p.m. last night. it was 3 people, 3 men inside that jeep traveling south on sheraton when they ran a red light and hit the woman driving a chevy malibu heading west on 80th. she was 40-year-old and died instantly. her 15-year-old daughter taken to the hospital. we don't have an update on her injuries, but