good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. we're following breaking news out of new jersey where two buses have collided here. five people are injured. we're watching what's happening here, and we'll update you on that. >> we'reng that. take a close look at this. snow in the mountains, and it's still summer. it's colorado folks. the changes we can see in the weather as we head into the weekend. >> u.s. swimming officials are blaming lochte for a lack of judgment. when officials say the story of a robbery was made up. and rocky ford rumble in full swing. we'll tell you why

and why they may be in stores longer than usual. that's coming up on cbs4 morning news. the rumble makes me think people are going to be diving for the cantaloupes. we're talking about the weather related to that. we want to look at the forecast. >> chris spears is tracking the friday's forecast for us. good morning. >> good morning. the cool down made it in here and i think a lot of us welcomed it, but got rain showers. could we get more. we'll give you details in a bit. >> chris, we're watching cones. that's the only thing slowing you down. northbound along i-25 as you get from the tech center into the bridges and you got to be pushed off into that left lane pretty common by now. they're used to it. but it means a shorter ramp along 225 northbound onto i-25 as well. and much slower speeds. alan and britt. >> joel.

this is broad street. if you know new york, new jersey right in the middle of downtown. and a very serious bus crash this morning. >> you know, we've been watching this picture for about half an hour now, and we've seen a handful of people being put on stretchers and carried away, so we do assume people were onboard and there are injured people. our cbs affiliate in new york are reporting 5 people could be injured. we don't know how badly. this intersection jersey and the rest of the transit situation is on a delay. james fagan says his client is going to pay -- it comes after u.s. swimmer lochte claims that robbers pointed a gun at his head and took money.

-- >>reporter: they're apologizing. the move necessary according to sports analyst kristin brennan. >> the nation is looking at this and saying you're representing us and in a country, brazil where the crime issue was important, to tell any tall tail, a lie, whatever it might be that ryan lochte and the others told >> according to civil police, gunner and bence, interviewed says they denied being a victim of a robbery and says lochte's story was not true. britain authorities have not asked for assistance. officials in brazil says they're working with the u.s. to interview lochte again. likely no criminal charges will be filed, this incident could cause problems for the athletes.

olympic athletes than any other athletes. you don't think -- the u.s. instills that and there's a code of conduct. >> i'm kim hutchingson report. no word yet when the money will go. the lawyer did say under brazilian law, donations can be made to avoid criminal prosecutions for minor offenses. we're learn beginning the $400 million payment learn beginning the $400 million payment that the u.s. made to iran. they delayed the payment to iran to quote retain maximum leverage to make sure americans held in iran. the four freed americans were washington post reporter jason reason, former u.s. marine, amir, american businessman tolo, and pastor seig.

to iran due to a deal 35 years ago. state department officials say they waited until the americans left iran on january 17th before handing over that money. many republicans say this is clearly a ransom payment to a state's sponsor of terrorism and accuse president obama of lying now. a few weeks ago, the president insisted the u.s. doesn't pay for ransoms. all right, let's turn to traffic and weather every 10 minutes on the fours. here's chris >> good morning. one surge of cooler air come in yesterday. we'll get one more surge from this disturbance up here in wyoming. there's chilly air up there. look at this on radar. good snow outside of sheridan, wyoming this morning. it would be interesting to see once the daylight comes up, if we can get pictures. south western colorado, you have missed this. clear skies. 51 from rhonda palmer. it is cool in the metro

40s the higher terrain of our foothills. hanging onto 61 in lewisville. for this afternoon, just anticipate more clouds than sunshine. that's one given and much cooler temperatures will struggle into the lower 70s. we'll get showers and storms as the next surge of cooler air comes in this afternoon. >> we're seeing more volume on the roadway. as you head on the southbound direction of i-25, this is from our mouse cam trap. you have so we're going to have more kids out there and the sun coming up later. watch out for that. that's going to change traffic patterns depending on where you're at this morning. we're across the denver-metro area, we have one accident at 38th and foxes -- on highway through town looks great. a former city attorney may get a $600,000 check from the city of denver. we first told you about stewart when an

2 years. lauren dispirito has more. >>reporter: cbs4 learned denver's plan to settle a whistleblower plan with city attorney steward sha peer row agreeing to may more than $600,000 to settle his claims of retail asian by the office he worked for. it was after handling the case of a jail inmate who sued the city for injuries and got more than $3 million. that chipero w the city says their handling the case was questionable. for 2 years, chipero we mained on paid leave. -- and remained on paid leave. scott martinez was questioned. >> where does the buck stop.

claim that -- going one rare step further, sources tells cbs4, preparing to send chipero a letter of apologize. they wouldn't discuss what the letter would say, reporter kevin says it speaks volumes this agreement includes the unusual step of a written apologize to mr. sha peer row and i agree with it. >> that was lauren dispirito to approve the settlement and that will likely happen early neck week. martinez is no longer a city attorney. he violated the record's ask when we asked about his case. cantaloupes are in, but late this year. a lot of people look for it. the industry making a couple back after a listeria problem last year at one farm

colorado and yale. jaime, good to see you. >>reporter: there's plenty of cantaloupe rolling into grocery stores around the metro area. here to talk about the cantaloupe and what happened, diane who is a representative of the rocky grower's association. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate it. >> late this year, but plenty inform go around. i heard that cantaloupe. >> it did. this cantaloupe this year is the sweetest ever. we had a hail storm so they lost 30% of their crop. and they had to replant. they measure this through bricks. the bricks are two times higher than normal. when you cut into one of these and into the water tell long or the honey due, it's the best

have been sampling some myself so i can testify they're good. what does this mean for a cantaloupe in our stores this year? >> we rolled in 2 weeks ago and we're going to have them probably now until the end of september, which we're excited about. everyday the guys go through the fields and they're picking those. they go to the field five times to make sure they get the wayal ber -- hits safe way and albertson. >> >> we're seeing -- >> cracking your knuckles may be a bad habit. but researchers

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welcome back. the next time someone tells you to stop cracking your knuckles, you can tell them it' researcher looked at ultra sounds at 400 knuckles to find out what's going on inside -- joel is cracking his knuckles in front of me. he says they - there's no proof that cracking your knuckles did damage. >> what a relief. that's a huge, huge relief this morning. >> i crack my neck too. i don't think that's okay. >> here's chris to tell you what's going on. big weather change here, chris.

you'll give me a you tube moment here. when the sun comes up, we have clouds hanging out and we may get a peek of sun here. i'll show you in a second. let's check the temperatures. comfortable around colorado this morning. that cold front came through yesterday. 50s along the area. 60s in the southeast. 30s and 40s in the higher elevations. 40s and 50s on western slope. you did not feel this cold front. this is an eastern colorado weather system w tracking. 58 in the grangers in -- he's looking for rain. we have moderate drought from the northern suburbs of denver. this is not a drought buster, but there's rain in the forecast. we have clouds around and a few sprinkles. as we go through the morning, you may get peeks of sunshine before the wave comes through early afternoon. one more surge of cooler air come from the north. it's going to kick up showers and storms as it rolls through. we could see locally heavy rain and potentially thunderstorms

into the evening tonight. and there's a slim chance that one or two of these storms could be strong to severe. they clear out by tomorrow morning. the i - the i-25 corridor, we could see -- western colorado, west of the divide, same forecast you've been having. you do not feel this front. 60s and 70s up high. near 90s on the western slope. bad news for at the cubs, rock ease game. there's a good chance we'll have storms. it will be chilly in the 60s. we'll be unsettled today, but joel it's a quick turnaround tomorrow. we'll get afternoon sun and the temperatures respond back into the 80s as we roll into the week ahead. a nice drive. this is our cbs4 mouse tram cam. no beings

-metro area and c-470 -- they continue to do the paving work as it's pushed to the left lane passed yale. there's a patch of slowing. before that and after that, it should be a great drive. there's one accident on a side street. it looks like it's on highway there, but it's 38th and foxson not causing delays. >> joel, thanks a lot. hundreds -- casey need the blood after she had an emergency c-section 4 years ago. our suzanne mccarroll shows us cassidy isn't the only one giving thanks. >> one, two, good jump. >> smith and her daughter claire saver their time together. >> what's the best thing about your mother? >> that she's -- that she plays

claire had heart problems, then cassidy had major complications. she needed more than 270 units of blood from 300 different people. >> i have thought about them often. >> on this day at a breakfast banquette she gets to meet them. >> it's amazing and to be able to see the child is really great. >> thank you so much for donating your time and thank yous, even from little ann claire. >> i say thank you and i like them and they say thank you. >> in denver, suzanne mccarroll, cbs news. >> she's a sweet girl. natalie portman is talking about her emotional new movie and a rock and roll -- here's

>>reporter: guns and roses are rocking los angeles. they're playing at dodger's stadium. it's -- >> it might have been symptoms before today. >> john's newest film explores the comedy and heart break of family life. >> i don't feel anything for her anymore, okay. >> the hollers is about a struggling artist who goes back to his hometown to see his sick mother. the film opens n the new york premiere. >> likes a lot of small movies, it's hard to get made. i had to take it on myself. i took it on and it's the better decisions i have made. >> the holler stars martindale as his mom and arriving in theaters today is natalie portman's film "a love between tale and darkness."

movie as a sad mother. it's based on the childhood movie of oz. >> the emotional connection between the son and his mother and their connection through telling the stories was especially moving. >> the film is inially bree and

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for more gs log onto cbsmoneywatch.com. >> hands off your wallet. time for weather and traffic every 10 minutes on the fours. here's chris. >> no travels out of the airport in denver. that could change this afternoon. we're unsettled and cool. look at the northwest. 95 in southwest. 100s in the desert. in the east coast, it's summer. we'll see joel, how are the roads on this morning friday. >> it should be a great drive to dia. let's keep it that way if we can. everyone cooperating nicely. we have the cones moved out of the way in the northbound direction -- here's the drive out to dia. there's a side street accident at 38th and fox. you get along -- pena boulevard is a great drive. the a-line running on time. >> thank you very much. 5:25 right now. coming up next, broncos fans

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we have seen several people put on stretchers and taken into ambulances and so far we're hearing from our cbs station that 19 people are injured. although we don't know the extent the injuries. >> we're awaiting additional information this morning. there is one television station in that area reporting that 1 person died. a bus driver there. we have yet to verify that. we'll watch what's happeningig new york. thanks for joining us this half hour. i'm alan gionet. >> and i'm britt moreno. how about the friday forecast. and you may have noticed it has cooled off. here's chris spears. we want to make our weekend plans. >> you have some. it's not a washout. there's another cool air in montana and wyoming coming today. joel, as it arrives, it will kick up showers and storms like yesterday. we'll outline the timing in a