false reports of gun fire forced passengers to run late last night at los angeles airport. a deadly hit-and-run in denver, what we know about the driver police are l a calmer morning but we could see scattered showers later today. good morning, we hope you had a great weekend. i'm britt moreno. >> and i'm alan gionet. lauren is here as we take a look at the weather. it's certainly nice outside in denver. let's look at satellite and radar. there's rain in the south side of denver and a few thunderstorms in the eastern plains that are starting to ease

white on your screen. we'll talk more about that in a moment. good morning, we saw the drive from copter4 there. take a look at drive times as you make your way southbound into town. speeds into the if i was and 60s in both directions. the search for a person who hit and killed a driver. police have not release description of the driver who drove off from the scene. this morning a look at the new buses introduced along the 16th street mall. you're going to thank this is cool. >> reporter: good morning, the biggest noticeable difference about these brand new buses is the bright red color. let's take a look and see what's on the inside. these buses are totally electric and they can get through an

one charge. brand new so 36 in total is going to replace the old fleet which is actually necessary. the old fleet 16 years in the running so they have seen their fair share of passengers. 45,000 passengers per day. so these buses see a lot of traffic basically 200,000 miles is what the old buses had on them. these are brand new and can get through the day with one they have ac on them to stay cool during the summer. these buses that go from union i don't know station to civic station have seen their better days. there's 36 of them. the public can get its own viewing today at skyline park starting at 11:00. right now this is your sneak peek. live in union station, jamie leary, cbs4 news.

host riory. a shooting at a la airport terminal -- what was reported to be a shooting. police serged the airport but say they found nothing. officers say a loud noise caused the scare. vide man into custody wearing a zorro costume with a plastic sword. they're not saying if he's connected to the evacuation. new from overnight, reports of a bomb outside belgium's criminal institute are false. they say someone set a crime lab on fire and terrorism wasn't part of the attack.

people in belgium still on high alert. monday morning and here's your weather and traffic. good morning, off to a fairly mild start on this monday morning. rain in some areas and a few thunderstorms on the eastern plains. north west you're fairly dry. south side of town there's a little bit of light rain. lighter rain as you head near parker as well. more to the south you see scattered showers down towards colorado springsre heavy rainfall this morning. also out near carvell, a light rain to start the day. for your bus stop this morning, temperatures in the mid 60s on the cloudy side and fairly mild. let's check in with joel. how is the morning drive? good morning, we're watching from copter4. along i-270. we're seeing excellent drive

and 60s. take a look along i-70 it's starting to load up. here we are across the denver metro area. kay couple trouble spots. we're focused on this one near alameda and federal. some curiosity slowing and blocking off the side streets along there so keep that in mind. a man survived a deadl wrong way crash in parker. that crash happened on saturday night near j morgan boulevard and it sent debris across the road. the wrong way driver clipped his mirror before collided with another vehicle. the wrong way driver died. >> the guy was either severely intoxicated so much so he had to idea what he was doing or he was on a suicide mission.

clipped one vehicle and went airborne over two people on a motorcycle. this is the aftermath. parker police say they found small bottles of alcohol at the scene. >> incredible. donald trump says he will be giving a big speech on immigration in arizona on wednesday. there's some speculation he's softening on proposals to start a deportation force. his running mate mike pence says p >> we have a mechanism for dealing with people in the country. it's going to be fair and tough but there's no path to legalization and citizenship unless people leave the country. >> hillary clinton is off the campaign trail today holding donations with big donors.

colorado campaigning this weekend. a major poll shows her 5% of the vote behind gary johnson. >> the democratic party did not deserve you. they were not good enough for you. they did you a favor by liberating you. >> dr. stein wants to create 25 million environmentally jobs by investigating in renewable energy and promises to get rid of student debt free college education if elected president. today could be the day you land a new job. coast to coast career fairs is holding aevent in denver. more than 700 jobs are available and they include careers in law enforcement and customer service and marketing. the fair is at the marriott on south boulevard. today we could get an update on the lingering quarterback

there's one more preseason game before they open against the panthers. sanchez was among the 70,000 watching trevor siemian play on saturday. gary kubiak could give him the starting position based on his time on the field. however, it was all paxton lynch during the second half. the rookie got a chance to show he's ready as the back up. the broncos face the cardinals this thursda kick off at 7:30. we have coverage leading up to the game on air and online at cbsdenver.com. next on the cbs4 news, what may have led to more deaths in italy.

xcel energy needs 3800 volunteers to fulfill each product. >> we thought about working nonprofits and bringing together volunteers, family and employees and kids businesses and customers and come together and figure out how to improve colorado. you can help, the day of service is saturday september 10th from 8:00 to 11:00 in the morning. sign up for a project by going to the day of service page at cbsdenver.com. time now for weather and traffic. lauren is standing by. >> let's look outside in the

well. mild start to the day. a little bit of rain in some areas but overall not too bad. let's look at what's happening this morning. western side of the state fairly clear and dry. rain in the san juans and rain in the eastern plains. in the denver area it's breaking up quite a bit. heavy rainfall south of denver this morning. light showers and some may not really heavy rainfall earlier today near salida and some rain and snow in higher elevations and eastern plains we have thunderstorm activity starting to ease up quite a bit. the morning rain eases up. here in denver a little bit of sunshine and most of today's storms will stay south of i-70

for thunderstorms and rain. some of it is skirting to the north and here in denver a few isolated storms and rain overnight through tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning you're dry and a little bit of cloud cover and rain. it's scattered from the eastern plains the the western slope and does include denver in the foothills. 63 in boulder. 48 in avon and 59 temperatures today are in the low 80s. feels nice out side. 85 in fort collins and sterling. 83 in lamar. 67 in frisco and 86 in grand junction. a chance for more rain this afternoon. isolated for the denver area and if you get a storm, watch out for quick heavy rainfall and small hail. these storms don't look to be severe though. warmer to end the week in the upper 80s. let's check in with joel, good

and federal. look at that volume this morning as folks make their way into town. it's time to back to school and work. we're starting to see some of that loading up affect the speeds as you're heading through town. nine minutes on the drive from 120th to i-70 with speeds in the upper 50s and similar situation webb along i-76. we're we are across the denver metro area. lights malfunctioning south of i-70 there. a couple other trouble spots where they're doing construction work. some police activity blocked off some of the side streets as you get along federal near alameda. we have seen some curiosity slowing because of that. here's a look at drive times from the east. northbound along parker road speeds into the 40s. southbound along i-25 loading up

dropping the average speed into the 40s. both directions traveling along i-70 between i-25 and i-225 some patches of slowing and speeds into the 50s now. the workers included in the big anheuser busch merger with sab miller are in danger. workers at amazon get to week. jill wagner is live at the new york stock exchange to tell us more about it. >> reporter: good morning, the ground work laid for a possible interest rate hike this year. the fed and investors are watching the job reports. there was a small sell out. the nasdaq gained six. futures are pointing to a higher

largest brewers are leading to 5,000 job cuts. they are cutting 3% of the global work force after merging with sab miller. the combined beer maker will sell 30% of the world's beer. amazon is experimenting with a 30-hour work week. a few dozen employees will work monday-thursday and get 75% of pay. amazon created the program when it comes to work schedules. thank you very much, jill. top stories this monday morning, a community is mourning two nuns found murdered in their mississippi home. people stopped by saint thomas church last night to pay their respects to sisters paula merrel and margaret held. police arrested 46-year old rodney sanders after he confessed to killing the women.

italy are still recovering bodies after last week's powerful earthquake. hopes of finding anymore survey vors as the days pass. the earthquake hit before dawn last wednesday flattening three italian towns. investigators are promising to figure out if building code negligence maybe led to the high number of deaths. people are preparing for a inches of rain on the southern half of the florida peninsula and florida keys. another storm, gaston, is getting stronger as it moved in the atlantic. this is located southeast of bermuda right now. that storm will likely not threaten the united states. >> that one will not but the tropical depression bringing rain into florida's gulf side of

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the officer climbed down the platform and struggled with a man who appeared to be fighting the officer. it's not clear why the man was on the tracks. a preview of what you will see today on cbs this morning. good morning, we're at los angeles national airport where a security scare sent passengers running on the tarmac. plus, colin kaepernick exai for the national anthem. fit bit has a big announcement and also robert deniro is here. see you at 7:00. cbs this morning coming up right after the our newscast. time for a check of weather and traffic. good morning, no major delays across the country. heavy rainfall in parts of the gulf and hot and humid along the east coast.

mild in the pacific north west and triple digits down in the southwest. 105 in phoenix. a chance for rain in parts of the southwest as well. no major delays across the country. all the lots are open at dia. good morning, new trouble on the drive in a spot where it's tough to have. this is southbound along i-25 at 104th blocking the left lane. you can see they have the car there with the damage. on the right shoulder is another car that was involved in the accident. no place have arrived on scene yet. when they do they will be blocking the left lane and hov lane. right now speeds into the 50s dipping into the 40s and 50s shortly. this is along dia and peen

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good morning, i'm alan gionet, great to have you with us. we're looking out to labor day weekend. we do have warmer temperatures potentially this weekend to end the work week but today, tomorrow and wednesday a little on the cool side. rain outside this morning and a live lookout doors this morning. you can see over denver on the cloudy side to start the day. a look at the satellite and

chance coming in and mainly south of the i-70 area, a couple pops here in denver and foothills and the best chance is in southern colorado. a trouble spot we're following southbound along i-25. this is near 104th. police have arrived blocking off the left lane. they pulled out of the hov lane a few moments ago. the express toll lane is open but there's the left lane blocked off and you can see the one car involved and the other is down on the right shoulder. that blue car looks undrivable. the drive time southbound speeds dipping in the 40s now. . thank you for that. denver police are looking for a driver who hit and killed a pedestrian and then apparently drove away from the scene.

headquarters. police are still looking for the driver. that investigation continuing and they had quite the scene last night as they closed off alameda but they were able to open it back up early this morning. if we take a look at the video overnight we see the extensive damage in this crash. we see the red sedan and the extensive damage including a broken windshield and part of the bumper smashed in as well as the airbags deployed. we don't know who was driving that car and if they have any injuries but looks like they were able to leave the scene. the victim died on scene baseden what we could see there. no other details about that pedestrian. we are waiting to hear back from them to find out where they go in this investigation and if they have details about a

live in denver shawn chitnis, cbs4 morning news. we are expecting an update in the case of a former colorado nurse accused of groping patients across the front range. thomas moore will appear in a larimer county courtroom today. 0. >> one woman says he assaulted her at the north suburban medical center after he morphine. early yesterday morning a home on knox court about a block north of alameda there, the area used to be calm and peaceful and now she's thinking of moving. >> it's scary and making you think about it's time to move on so it's sad to leave our neighborhood but it's the way it

motive for the crime. mosquito spraying is over this morning in larimer county. crews were out late last night trying to cut down on the spread of the west nile virus. they are asking people to empty standing water on their properties. a scary ride for people during a storm on red mountain pass. >> why do you want to go through here? >> look at the water down. silver ton extreme posted this video. heavy rain pushed debris on the road and water was coming down the mountain there and rocks nearly hit cars. >> you can see the rocks on the road there. that is a frightening drive and that can happen this time of year. >> yeah, you add that into the conditions outside, that is not fun at all. skies are a mix of sunshine and cloud cover. it's gorgeous in denver now.

65 in denver and 63 in boulder and 61 in greeley. 40 in leadville and 52 in salida and 53 in telluride. scattered showers in the south western koern er corner of the state. south side of town a few isolated showers to start the day south of bailey and salida out near bonanza as well. down near coloradin rain continue k as well. we'll see that stick around this morning and it will start to fill back in throughout the early morning afternoon hours. some of it is popping up to the north. there could be thunderstorms that produce heavier rainfall and small hail. they don't lack to be severe but small hail with that and we'll see that continuing on and off throughout the evening. 82 in denver.

rain later this afternoon and evening. 60s and 70s in the high country. 80 in steamboat and 70 in aspen. for your hour by hour forecast, the morning hours are what they are now, a chance of rain coming in this afternoon so fairly isolated for us. there could be isolated storms around town and still on the cloudy sky. low 80s tomorrow and wednesday. 83 on tuesday and then we warm up a bit as we head towards the end o let's check in with joel. a two car crash and traffic alert we're following for you, the tow truck has arrived on scene. police are blocking off the left lane. the right shoulder is blocked off as police continue their activity. this is going to slow things down behind us. you can see speeds into the 20s now as you get on to the approach to 104th.

traffic. folks trying to get on the parkway, suddenly there's more room for them. 12 minutes from the drive to 120th to i-70. look how slow it is into the 30s in the eastbound direction. here we are across the denver metro area. some lights that are malfunctioning along smith and construction projects that are going on that are blocking off activity that we have traveling along federal at alameda and it's causing some slowing along the side streets there and you may see slowing along federal as well, just curiosity slowing. two brothers waking up behind bars this morning in the shooting death of nba star dwayne wade. nykea aldridge was caught in the

infant child in a stroller. she died and leaves four children. the brothers are in custody. the mother of aldridge is expressing forgiveness. >> i pray to god that they pray to god to ask for forgiveness of what they have done. >> this is shootings in chicago over the weekend. the community is calling a new end to the violence. a new school is opening today where a shooter murdered 20 shoot er people. a new warning is out this

doctors say they treat about 5400 kids each year for injuries. many of them are sprains and strains to the shoulder or lower back. they say kids should avoid messenger bags and use a bag with two wide padded straps to distribute the load. >> take the child's weight and do 10% or less if you can as a good approximation pediatrics say adjust the backpack so it sits at the waist. douglas county passed one of its toughest laws in the state now restricting how much pot you can grow at home. jennifer bryce has a preview of a story you'll see tonight at 10:00. it was very strong and it was permeating the whole entire neighborhood. >> this neighbor shares her

law enforcement says rental homes are becoming a haven for pot cultivation and now they're cracking down. >> we have people out there renting their properties to people for basically nothing more than to grow nj. >> the people who don't want it growing near their home i don't want her to grow in our neighborhood. i don't want to smell the smell. >> you can see the full report on home grown pot and the fight to limit at 10:00. some people claim they heard shots fired. what really happened out here. just in, the makers of epipen announce a major change following outrage over high prices. a quick check on the airport this morning. one flight cancelled at 7:00 a.m. otherwise, flights

this morning. here's mark haas with a look at the rockies. good morning, the nationals are lucky the rockies will miss the playoffs because they're at their best against the best. wrapping up a series against the nationals, the ml east easters aranado his 35th shy of a cycle. back to back home runs, rockies 8th inning, wild pitch hits the umpire in the shoulder and everyone is concerned about the umpire against daniel who races around from second to score. the umpire was okay. a perfect pitch in the 9th to close the door as the rockies have won series against the nationals, cubs and dodgers. they host the diamondbacks later

welcome back. cloudy this morning across the front range. here's a look over denver this morning. foothills on the cloudy side. this is near fort collins and every green parkway. sunshine mixed in there. it feels so nice outside with the clouds and mild temperature. jeff yager reporting 59 degrees in burlington. a lot of people enjoying these cool mornings and fall will be

little ways to go. it's a tough drive southbound into town. speeds into the teens behind where this accident was blocking off the left lane. the car being loaded up on to the flat bed truck. once that reopens it should be a better drive. the express toll lane has opened but still 16 minutes in the regular lanes get you from 120th to i-70. here l from the north. it's slow both directions westbound to i-76. so we're going electric on the 16th street mall. new buses are expected to reduce a carbon footprint. jamie leary is live this morning from union station getting a first look at new shuttles. >> reporter: good morning, this bold red color is replacing the

talk about this is tina with rtd. good morning, good to see you. >> reporter: good morning, so these are brand new buses tell me about them. >> these are new buses. they have three doors and fully electric. we charge them at night and they run all day. they also have air conditioning which is a change. >> so when can people look forward to actually riding these? i haven't seen them out yet? >> the the getting and they will roll over the next few months. this one will be on the street in a few weeks. >> reporter: these are needed. the old buses are pretty old. >> yeah, they are 16 years old and have over 200,000 miles on each of them. they run up and down the mile every day for the past 16 years. >> if you want to check these out for yourself, 11:00 this afternoon skyline park you can jump on one of these and check

the old buses over the next few weeks. live from union station, jamie leary. >> i can't make-up my mind about that interior, jamie. not sure. a false report of a gunmen last night at la airport causing a lot of panic. >> people were running out of the term gnat lal. it led to grounded planes last night. police searched the airport say they found nothing. officers say some sort of loud noises caused a scare. >> we were in an uber and we saw them sprinting the other way. we had no clue what was going on. >> there was a flood of people that came running into the bathroom saying," there's a shooter". >> there are scary. video shows police arresting a man in a zorro costume with a plastic sword. they're not saying if he's

today two united airlines planets accused of getting drunk before a flight are going to appear in a court in scotland. they arrested him while the passengers were boarding on saturday. the plane had been scheduled to take off from glasgow headed for newark. there was a ten-hour delay. a man is showing us just how close he came to a wrong way here's howard nathan with the story. >> we may learn the identity of the man driving the wrong way on southbound parker. >> not much left of this red toyota tacoma after the driver passed george hum friday going the wrong way. >> it happened atmore began and i passed him right about here. >> george was driving south in the middle lane of parker road when the wrong way driver

sideswiping his mirror. >> how close did he come to hitting you? >> two or three inches maybe. >> that close? >> yes, i could have reached out and touched his car. >> the tacoma clipped one vehicle and went airborne over two people on a motorcycle and collided head on with another vehicle. the tacoma would catch fire. parker police found small bottles of alcohol >> the guy was severely intoxicated and had no idea what e was doing or he was on a suicide mission. >> reporter: the police aren't sure how long the wrong way driver was driving the wrong way. in parker, howard nathan, cbs4 news. breaking overnight, isis claiming responsibility for a deadly attack on u.s. backed forces in yemen. a car bomb in the southern city

pro-government troops preparing to travel to saudi arabia. . explosions heard near belgium's criminal institute was not from a bomb. the damage to a crime lab was arson and they say someone tried to destroy criminal evidence. donald trump is preparing a major speech on immigration in arizona for wednesday. still unclear if he wants a deportationor down playing speculation that the republican candidate is softening on the issue. hillary clinton is off the campaign trail again today holding closed fundraisers with big donors. jill stein hopes to pick up bernie sanders supporters in colorado. sernz won the colorado caucuses back in april but lost the nomination to hillary clinton.

to let angry voters know there's other options. >> voters deserve to know who the choices are. there are more than two choices. it's time to lose fear and vote with courage. there's another candidate out there who is probably better aligned with values than hillary clinton is or donald trump. >> dr. stein wants to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour and give felons the right to vote and work with the dea to declassify marijuana as a dangerousru you can read more about the candidates at cbsdenver.com. it's getting close to decision time for the broncos. gary kubiak has not picked a starting quarterback just yet but he could announce one today. trevor siemian started saturday night and played the entire first half. he had a touchdown and an interception. paxton lynch played the entire second half and didn't throw an interception but he led a scoring drive. the one guy who didn't play -- this guy here, mark sanchez who

sidelines. the broncos face the cardinals this thursday in arizona and kick off is at 7:30. 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick is protests racial tendencies in america by sitting down during the national anthem. this comes after he stayed seating during a preseason game last friday. he says he's protesting the way african americans are treated in this country there's a lot of things that need to change. killing people. >> some fans are reacting and burning his jersey but 49ers head coach chip kelly says the team will not stop him from sitting in the future claiming it's his right as a citizen. new faa regulations make it easier to become a certified drone pilot.

fly an airplane before today. just in this morning the makers of epipen are announcing a product change after outrage over the pricing of the medicine. mylan says it will make a generic version available to people. this will cost $300 for a two pack. the company charges f $00 for a two pack. mylan anticipates having the generic version next several weeks. a crew spends a year in a dome in a simulated environment. they could only go outside if they wore space suits. their year was finally over and they were allowed out. look at that. there's a great world out there. a few were unable to communicate easily during that time.

endured. nasa funded the project. time now for weather and traffic and lauren, you're starting us off with a look at cloud cover. >> there is cloud cover in denver this morning. it's gorgeous and nice outside. feels cool and it's been a little bit breezy as well. happy monday. let's take a look at temperatures starting off with 65 in denver and 63 in boulder and 57 in greeley and 59 in burlington and 46 in avon and taking a look at satellite and radar, heavier rainfall earlier this morning and eastern plains spotty showers in denver. some rain south of town and a bit in parts of the state as well. not quite as much as there was down south. mainly on the cloudy sky and rain south of bailey. there's sprinkles throughout the morning hours. most of today's activity is

some in the northwestern corner. we may get a few isolated thunderstorms and rain showers as well and rain overnight tonight and tomorrow we have a chance for more rain going into the central mountains up into the north west. temperatures for today will be a mild day. 82 in denver and boulder. 84 in greeley and 70s and 60s in the mountains. tomorrow a chance for scattered storms in the low 80s. a traffic alert here. we are 7th morning. these pictures coming in and we see the truck that went over poles there. you'll see it as it comes around the ambulance there along the other side. in front of the law firm they do free consultations there. southbound coming into town, there's an accident cleared out of the way and speeds into the 30s. 13 minutes on the drive from

north. tough drive now. it's monday after all.

good morning. captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is monday, august 29th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? terrified passengers run on the tarmac at los angeles shooter. >> donald trump says he will deliver a major speech on immigration this week, amid new confusion about his policy while his showdown with hillary clinton over race relations heats up. 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick says he will continue to sit down through the national anthem. his stand has a fierce debate online and in the nfl. we begin this morning with a