. good morning, we're coming to a close in august soon. jamie is out this morning. >> reporter: a new fleet of buses come to the rail service. we'll tell you more coming up. a shooting report at the los angeles airport had people scattered last night. what police eventually found a shots fired. >> two men shot in southwest denver, one of them dead. ahead who are police looking for this morning. it's a little breezy this morning and feels different in the air. >> it does. fall is so close and lauren whitney is tracking it for us. >> good morning, off to a mild start with rain around town.

you're getting rain. it was heavy earlier this morning as you went into parts of el paso and central mountain areas. we'll talk about rain chances coming up. let's check in with joel now. >> we're learning the federal has been shut down from alameda due to a situation from police. they are working that and also working a situation along sheridan. look at this long line of here that's shut down near 38th. a look at the new mall shuttle buses this morning. denver is going electric. jamie leary live this morning to show us. >> reporter: good morning, rtd says it's time to switch out the old fleet which is 16 years old with 2,000 mooils on them. the new buses are battery powered and fully electric and

total. the battery life of the buses can get them through a full day of service. the mall ride which runs from here at union station to civic center station provides service to nearly 45,000 passengers per day with close to 14 million boardings so a lot of mall trips to be takenen a daily and yearly basis so time to replace the old fleet. the public is invited to take a skyline park around 11:00. stick with us on cbs4 news because we get a special prevus coming up at 6:00 this morning. live from union station, jamie leary, cbs4 news. donald trump is set to give a major speech on immigration in arizona on wednesday. he continues to reach out to minority voters. this weekend his running mate pensacola down played speculation the republican

stance on the issue. he's also quelling the idea of a deportation force. recent polls indicate trump is trailing behind rival hillary clinton is in several key states. a wrong way driver is dead in se crash in parker that injured seven others. howard nathan has the latest. we may learn the identity of the man driving the wrong way on southbound parker. there was not much left tacoma after the driver passed george going the wrong way. >> i passed him right here. >> reporter: he was driving south in the middle lane of parker road when the wrong way driver same so close to swiping his driver side mirror. how close did he come to hitting you? >> two or three inches maybe. >> reporter: that close? >> yes, i could have reached out

>> reporter: police say the tacoma clipped one vehicle and went airborne over a motorcycle and collided head on with another vehicle. they found small bottles of who will at the scene. >> the guy was either severely intoxicated that he had no idea what he was doing or he was on some kind of suicide mission. >> reporter: parker police were not sure at what point or how long the wrong way driver driving the wrong way. in parker, howard nathan, cbs4 news. time for weather and traffic on this monday morning. comboim, temperatures fairly mild to start off this monday. 64 in greeley and boulder. 63 at dia and lamar. 48 in avon and 44 in aspen and 56 in grand junction. we have some rain in the central mountains and thunderstorms

area, not much for us. a few sprinkles towards highlands ranch and castle rock and down near colorado springs towards bonanza we have had rain this morning. bus stop probably a bit on the cloudy side. temperatures in the mid 60s so not a bad start to the day. chance for a few rain showers firing up for us and we may get a couple storms but temperatures are nice in the low 80s. with the kids at practice afternoon might have rain for that too. good morning, watching a couple trouble spots out there. i want to show you this volume we have this morning southbound coming down into town along i-25. here we are across the denver metro area. we have police activity along federal shout down a portion of federal between alameda and bay. that's not our only trouble spot as we have southbound along sheridan that long lain of

due to police activity there near 38th. >> never a good way to start a monday. a gunmen is on the loose after shooting a man to death early sunday in denver near cedar avenue. the gunmen also shot another person. investigators worked throughout yesterday collecting evidence and judging by the bags in the street, there was plenty of it. one neighbor says the area used to be calm and peaceful she's considering moving. >> it's scary. making you think about it's time to move on. hard to leave our neighborhood but the way it is police say they don't have a motive for this crime. they have not released the identity of the man killed. the other victim was in critical condition. two brothers are now being

the shooting death of nba star's dwayne wade's cousin. new calls to end the violence. >> when will enough be enough? how often do we have to stand at a podium like this? >>reporter: chicago police superintendent expressing the heart break felt. this aldridge, cousin of dwayne wade. she was pushing her baby in a stroller when she was shot. authorities say aldridge wasn't the intended target. they were targeting a man who was dropping off women in the suburbs. >> when he comes to his vehicle, two offenders are attempting to kill hup and miss him and kill

>> aldridge's mother spoke to cnn. >> they want their mom. it just hurts to hear kids saying they want their mom and their mom won't be in their lives anymore. >> reporter: she's speaking with compassion about the suspects. >> i forgive them. i can't bring her back but i forgive them and i pray to god that they pray to god to ask for forgiveness for what t done. the terminal at los angeles airport is back up and running after a scare. initially people thought there were shots fired there and there was an active shooter on the premise. this turned out be a false alarm. people were running in panic last night. the reports of a gunmen opening fire came in around 9:00. a search through the terminal enned with no evidence of a gunmen nor shots fired. police say it ended up just being loud noises of some sort.

a zorro costume but not sure if there was a connection to the evacuation. the controversy caused by kaepernick's refusal to stand nurg the national anthem.

. welcome back. san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick silently protested by sitting down during the national anthem.

protests even if it costs him his job. >> reporter: colin kaepernick remains defiant saying he will helicopter to sit through the national anthem until he sees progress in race relations in america. >> when there's significance change and i feel like the flag represents what it's supposed to and this country is representing people the way they're supposed to, i'll stand. >> reporter: last friday he willingly warmed the bench as e protesting the way african americans are treated in this country. >> there's a lot of things that needs to chak. one specifically is police brutality. cops are getting paid leave for killing people. >> reporter: ostracized and criticized his stance al alienated football fans. the giants wide receiver said he also disagrees. >> you got to respect the flag and stand up with your teammates.

filled with posts supporting the black lives matter movement. some teammates are coming to his defense. >> what he has done is what he believes. but at the end of the day we support colin and ride with him because he's part of our team. >> reporter: in a statement chip kelly said they would not stop him sitting through the national anthem in the future claiming >> players are encouraged but not required to stand during the playing of the national anthem. time now for weather and traffic every ten minutes on the fours. here's lauren. good morning, off to a nice start. 63 in denver and 64 in boulder and 61 in in burlington and lamar. 44 in aspen and 58 in grand junction. rain this morning and some of it

of el paso county. now it's lightning up. we have had thunderstorms out on the eastern plains moving through the la junta area starting to ease up a bit. we have had rain in the denver area so a little bit of light rain towards the south and east said of town and parker and then castle and crested butte area. rain easing up. we will see it shift out and rain in the eastern plains into the parts of the central mountains. denver has a chance of this later on in the evening. they could produce wind and brief heavy rainfall. overnight tonight still rain in the early morning hours. tomorrow morning we're waking up the cloud cover thanks to the

slope on the dry side for the most part and rain possible throughout the afternoon and evening. this goes from western plains to western slope tomorrow. temperatures today fairly mild. cloud cover and low 80s here in denver. 82 in denver and 85 in fort collins and 80 in burlington. 67 in frisco and 86 in grand junction. partly sunny skies with a chance of rain c 2:00 or 3:00 here in denver. for your five day forecast tomorrow more of the same, scattered showers with temperatures in the lower 80s and warmer to end the work week in the upper 80s. good morning, we continue to watch from our mousetrap cam as folks make their way southbound. not seeing slowing yet but we will in the next hour looking at

federal from alameda there are lane restrictions in place as police are doing work along there. expect that this morning and then i'm going to take you up here along sheridan through wheat ridge and you can see this purple line as we have police activity as well causing lane restrictions and completely blocking off a portion of shir dan near 38th. a texas deputy helped out with a special delivery in houston. a couple was driving to the hospital when the woman went called 911. sergeant gomez pulled up behind them and helped deliver their baby. >> he just took over the wags and got the baby delivered safely and made sure everything was okay. >> i have two daughters and i was in the delivery room and watched what needed to happen and how the doctor did what he did. i'm no doctor by any means but i got the gist of it.

doing just fine. sergeant gomez even paid the family a visit in the hospital and got to hold the baby. a recent dna test reveals a four decade old mistake. two canadian men were switched at birth 41 years ago. the men were born three days apart in 1975 at the norway house indian hospital. it's not clear how they ended up going home parents. it was an emotional discovery for both men. >> i want answers. >> my mom and dad raised me and protected me. >> first time can be discounted as a mistake but a second time, that's a criminal activity. >> it's not clear if there are

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we await word on a possible interest rate hike. a big merger in the beer world cuts. here's brooke with today's money watch. u.s. states have a massive short fall in their retirement systems. the number is over $1 trillion. 47 out of 50 states have not set aside enough money to meet the retirement obligations. federal reserve chair hinted interest rates could rise next month. stocks went up on her marks but

closing 53 and the nasdaq gained six oorjts consumer tentment worsened and fell to 89.9 down from 90 last month. younger consumers were discouraged reporting small income gains and higher expenses. the merger of the world's largest brewers is leading in world's beer. that's your money watch. for more log on to cbs money watch.com. time now for weather and traffic on this monday morning. good morning, no major delays across the country but it's hot as you head towards the east coast. temperatures in the 90s. that's a lot of humidity. bigger storms rolling through minnesota and heat down in the desert southwest with temperatures in the triple

looking at a lot of rain moving into parts of the gulf coast. let's check in with joel. good morning, a good drive to the airport. take a look from our tech center cam. you can see a lot of volume in either direction but nothing slowing you down along i-25 as well. the a-line running on time. >> that sounds good. thank you very much. zorro is at lax. what caused panic late last night. hundreds of mourners gathered in mississippi to say goodbye to two nuns killed in their home. the latest on the investigation coming up. good morning, i wonder what was going through mark sanchez's mind as he sat and stood and

bowl contender all but gone. he watched trevor siemian play the entire first half with the rest of the broncos starters and based on what we saw, there's every reason to believe trevor siemian will start the season opener against the panthers. after half time it was all lynch. he's showing he's ready to start the season as the back up and give the broncos a young depth chart at qb. >> t about experience. it's hard for me to answer because i have two of them who have no experience. that's just the way it is. we have young guys at that position but they have been battling and getting better. i got to sit down and decide what's best for our group. >> the broncos trimmed their roster to 75 players by tuesday afternoon.

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good morning, it's monday august 29th. we're looking downtown and thanks for joining us, i'm alan gionet. >> and i'm britt moreno. that cloud cover could indicate rain coming today. let's get to lauren. good morning, rain out there on the south side of town and thunderstorms rolling through the eastern plains and central mountains that's starting to ease up. i'll talk about rain chances later today coming up in a moment. we're watching a couple trouble spots out there.

and bayad. that's a heavily traveled area there to the south along federal. a deadly wrong way crash has killed a driver and injured seven people. our howard nathan talked with another driver who watched it happen and nearly got hit himself. >> reporter: there was not much left of this red toyota tacoma after the driver passed george going the wrong way. >> it happened atmore began and >> reporter: he was driving south in the middle lane of parker road when the wrong way driver speeding north in the southbound lane next to the grassy median came close to sideswiping his georgia driver side mirror. >> how close did he come to hitting you? >> two or three inches maybe. >> reporter: that close? >> that close. i could have reached out and touched his car.