a terribly tragic story involving two people killed by different cars at the same accident. one a good samaritan who tried to help the other person on the side of the road. both were hit and killed on 56th near pe?a before sunrise this morning. rick salinger joins us live. >> reporter: we know that this person that we're city and county of denver. he stop here to help and found himself in the middle of a deadly road rage incident. between five sxaim 6:00 pm -- 5:00 am and 6:00 am, the first incident involved two cars involved in a road rage. police say one person got out of his vehicle and banged on the window of the other car. that driver tried to get away and struck the

the car. then a third vehicle stopped to offer help. >> the good samaritan gets out to assist, then our first pedestrian who was struck gets struck one more time plus our good samaritan. >> reporter: the good samaritan was an employee of the denver department of public works. one man described him on facebook as a great man and great friend. police say shooting condi at that time of day may have been a factor. >> we're thinking about the time of day, to build up to the rush hour. but where was the sun? well below the horizon. so it's dark. >> reporter: even with two people dead, charges are unlikely. that was after consulting with the district attorney that that decision was made. the names of the victims are not being released at this

of stealing more than 600 pieces of art from the woman she was supposed to be helping. the artvilled at more than $100,000. detectives recovered all the pieces. 51-year-old sean west stole the work from the artist. he was toscano's in-home caregiver. investigators say they set up an undercover buy and arrested west. >> we did an undercover believe 16 items from the suspect in the case. so we recovered those at that time. >> how the caregiver got caught coming up tonight at 10:00. just minutes away from a super bowl rematch at mile high! a live picture of all the fans filing into the stands tonight. kickoff a little later this hour. we are ready for this game! we've been waiting!

most have already made their way into the stadium. the celebration set to start in just a couple of minutes. this is a super bowl rematch, but the broncos' defense gonna look a little different. just the fourth team in nfl history to win the super bowl and start a different starting quarterback in week 1. denver did it in the 1999 season. history that so many unknowns surround a starting quarterback. trevor siemian has taken just one regular season snap and gone from 7th round draft pick to starting q.b. for the defending champs. as you might imagine, trevor admitted he's gonna have some but thor flies on the field tonight. >> yeah, just a lot of confidence in the guys in the huddle. and they've helped me

>> reporter: the broncos offense obviously gonna have its hands full. the defense was no. 1 in the nfl last year. we'll talk about what they have to do to slow down cam newton coming up in sports. >> thank you. and we see sporting his broncos colors, meterologist dave aguilera. great night for a game! >> reporter: i tell you what! take a look at our city behind couldn't ask for a nicer day. had that big party at civic center park. it was very hot but we like it! get the season started. through the night, 86 deeks. the sun should set at 7:18. we'll have sunshine through the 1st half of the game, about 83. by halftime b79.

night for football. probably need the sunglasses for the 1st quarter. police in pourld hope someone recognizes this -- in boulder hope someone recognize this is man. these are the first photos of a suspect accused of grabbing a woman early sunday morning at the pedestrian underpass at broadway and college. she was able to fight him off and get away. new information on the man at a popular denver bar. today police released the arrest photo of anthony ealweather. he is facing charges of assault and attempted murder . the man stabbed remains in the hospital. the restaurant reopened today. this is thenies on campaign 2016. a viesz presidential candidate's wife sits down in denver to campaign for the democratic ticket.

candidates make their pitches to coloradans. >> they include the wife of democratic vp hopeful tim kaine. sean boyd is here. yesterday donald trump jr. was in town. it would appear colorado is still in play. >> although most pundits would disagree with that. neither campaign is chancing it still. hillary clinton hasn't been on the trail long. she talked about why colorado was high on the ares of states to states to really supporters. >> we are working hard to deliver this message about our need to build an economy that work for everyone. he says this is gonna be a close race everywhere, and sybil this. we're make -- and i believe that. we're making history. and that makes it extra hard. it's gonna be close i believe in colorado and everywhere, and we're working hard to put them on the top. >> the former secretary of education in virginia held an

state university in -- minute state university in denver this afternoon. hillary clinton has taken heat of her criticism of charter schools. she >> she is supportive that parents want and need options and has affirmed that she is supportive of high-quality public charters with proper ovgh enthusiastic about for-profits, not enthusiastic about some of the other charters that have had problems. but you need to have quality schools whatever they're. >> she says one of the biggest issues for charter and traditional public schools is attracting and retaining quality teachers. and she says clinton wants to figure out how to invest more in teachers, and she supports clinton's plan to make

students whose families earn $85,000 or less. she gave the same response about the debate, she said tim kaine will be himself. but unlike trump, he is in fact doing the traditional prep work for the debates. and yet another sign that colorado is still a battleground, she and her husband will be back here. yesterday shaun talked with donald trump jr. about his father's campaign ump can watch that on cbsdenver.com. coloradans will vote on several ballot measures this election season. teaming up with colorado public tv 12, and koa news radio to host debates on the initiatives. shaun boyd helped moderate. this is about amendment 69 or colorado care. a single payer healthcare system

that board would have the power to raise taxes, decide what is and is not covered by the health plan, and set recomurmentd rates. a key -- reimbursement rates. how would it work for coloradans out of state? >> if you're out of state and break your leg, we treat you until you're stable enough to come back to colorado and be treated. i always say if anybody is dumb enough to ski in utah and break their leg, we'll get that leg set. then they come home which is just the w insurance works. if some utahan is skiing here and breaks their leg, tough luck. she's not in colorado care. >> amendment says they have to promulgate rules temporarily to people outside your state. way insurance works right now, most commercial plszs have national networks. individual policies have national networks too until obamacare screwed it up. fibreak my leg, i can decide to go wherever i want for care in my

change that dramatically. it's going to make it very difficult for people who go to the clinic now, m. d. anderson for cancer. there's no guarantee you'll be able to go out of state to get the care you need. >> colorado care would cost about $25 billion to operate. supporters say that's less than we spend currently on our health insurance. watch the full debate over that proposal to create colorado care, amendment 69 coming up tomorrow new video shows a bear hanging out on the cu boulder campus today. it picked a spot off broadway near varsity lake. colorado parks and wildlife say they're keemg an eye -- keeping an eye on the bear. and they expect it'll wander back into the woods tonight. denver police honoring fallen officers with new memorials around town. >> plenty of sunshine today boosted our temperature to almost 90 degrees. this time of year, that can't last forever.

officers killed in the line of duty. signs will go up at locations where three officers died and a fourth was left with serious wounds that caused his death years later. jennifer brice shows us the personal story behind the signs. >> reporter: at the corner of 41st and tejon, 54 years later, the family of a fallen police officer are here again. this time for the unveiling are a very special sign. dick suar was just 16 when his dad was killed. >> it strikes to the heart of all of us. defending our citizens and country, and we want to show our gratitude and say thank you. >> reporter: the detective was here having dinner with his wife and children when armed masked men walked into the restaurant. he stepped in to help and was

police museum workers say the signs are a reminder of sacrifice. >> we felt that the timing of this project was essential. >> reporter: his three sons all became police officers. the sign is very special to their family. >> wow, wow. >> reporter: his wife says her wife was changeod this very corner but it is now on this corner that she hopes the sign will remind others that the thin blue >> there believe three more dedications in the next couple days for officers killed in the line of duty. a remembrance ceremony this

concert. governor hickenlooper stopped by to tell us what we can expect. >> 251st responders, there's gonna be a structural feel from the world trade center that was recovered. a lot of opportunities for us to give -- really give solemn tribute to those people that lost their lives and the other first responders that risked their lives. >> cbs4 is a proud sponsor of the civic center park in denver. expecting it to feel like summer out there sunday! >> i think so. i think we have nice weather through the weekend ahead. monday, another change comes over. you'll see that in a moment. doppler 4,000, looks like it's not even working. nothing going on. that moisture from newton, just bypassed this, off to the east. heavy showers and thunderstorms owner southern illinois. sunshine and blue

way remember you heard about that earlier. we could see a few clouds push on through, maybe an isolated storm over the eastern plain, and that's about it for tomorrow. saturday, sunshine all the way. and sunday, one in the afternoon, and again sunshine across the state for just a near perfect weekend coming your way. on this side of the warm front today, near 90 degrees. there's that cold front to the north that's gonna drop on through, back into the 70s. not gonna be t it has been. a nice shot for the sand dunes. pretty place down there. and this from steamboat springs, not a cloud in the sky up there. just five degrees off the record high. 49 was the record this morning. chilly this morning in denver! 9% humidity,

couple of nice sunsets from yesterday. a sunset from crown hill. pretty one here, sunset from broomfield. and here's one from mike over chatfield reservoir. as we look at our lows tonight, mostly in the 50s and low 60s over the eastern plains. 30s and 40s for the mountains. out west, 40s and 50s. tomorrow the cooler weather coming in from the north, noenl the 60s. then 70s -- only in the 60s, then 70s. near 90 in the mountains. out west, temperatures in the 70s, 80s to near 90 degrees. here is the denver forecast: clear skies, 56 and 54 by morning. for tomorrow, it will be frrm breeze and he cool. possibly cooler in the mid-70s. then we warm up on saturday, 80 degrees. even more on sunday, nearing 90. the next run, showers and thunderstorms and temperatures diving into the 60s by tuesday. >> thanks.

newton in the super bowl. can they do it tonight? >> and there was a peyton

just watching this game get ready. my hands are sweating, my shatter racing. [ laughter ] >> i wonder how trevor siemian feels! >> reporter: if he was nervous this week, he certainly did not let on to it. he's a calm, cool, and collected guy. the broncos won the super bowl last year. one defenses in franchise history, probably proved this offseason it planned on being better in 2016. and they can back up that claim tonight if they can shut down the panthers' offense like they did in the super bowl when they held the nfl's tightest scoring offense to just points. they had a game plan that clearly frustrated cam newton. and both teams have had seven months to make

he's got a cannon for an remember. as far as worrying about multiple things, he is tough. you have to worry about the quarterback runs, the quarterback power. >> don't forget what they did last year. a bunch of point, a bunch of yards. wean what they're capable of. we play the game. >> reporter: the last time the broncos played five prime time game, they were 5 and 0. >> everybody is talking about how this is a super bowl rematch, except the players and coaches. they don't want to hear anything about it. not only is it a super bowl rematch, it's a kickoff to the entire nfl season. so tonight's game is different than a regular week 1 game. but the guys love that. they know that this is the only game on tv tonight.

they love the hype. and they're hoping that they can go out and make a statement tonight. >> absolutely. all eyesous, like you said, and we just want to go out there and play football, and come away with a w. >> you're always amped up to get back on the field. and show we're ready to go. we feel everybody is ready, serve healthy. and a came can't come soon enough. >> reporter: and i know about this game for forever. i can only imagine what it's like for the players. they know tonight is a big game. and they're ready to shine on the big stage. 7 months in one day, a couple quick inactive note, austin davis inactive. meaning the rookie paxton lynch will be the backup quarterback. not a surprise there. jeff heirman inactive. except a lot of virgil green tonight.

9 or less? peyton manning not playing, he will be at the super bowl celebrations. part of the fest firsts at 7 center park. they put on a peyton manning retirement combine! the contestants had to wear bath robes and push lawn mowers ! >> i have a house robe. i'm not wearing it a ton right now. i think a lot of people think i sleep in till noon itch get up and is lionel ritchie does not follow me around most of the day. [ laughter ] >> reporter: firecrackers going off behind me, should be an exciting night! >> i think he's getting up by at least 11:00 am every day. >> reporter: 11:thirst at the latest! [ laughter ] the first of its kind nasa

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wells fargo has fired honor 5,000 employees for creating over two million phony accounts. the government says the employees did it to satisfy sales goals. wells fargo will now pay $185 in fines for opening two million credit card and sdpft accounts that customers deposit accounts that customers didn't know about. the employees drained real accounts and charged fees for serves custer wells fargo did it in order to receive bonuses and meet sales targets. wells fargo says it regrets it and has taken responsibility for its actions. a colorado-built spacecraft is on the first leg of a 7-year long journey to rendezvous with an asteroid temperature launched about an hour ago from cape canaveral. the first of its kind mission aims to collect rock samples from the asteroid and

close look in june. the company also helped build the rocket that sent the probe into space. >> reporter: scientists believe the asteroid holds the keys to our solar system and life on earth. >> osiris rex will be the first nasa-led mission to retrieve a sample and return to earth that sample from anst be the largest sample returned since the apollo era. >> reporter: the trip will take two years and the spacecraft will cruise around the asteroid and map its surface. then comes the high-5 of sorts when it extends its arm and grabs soil samples to bring back to earth. >> we'll go down for a 5-second contact, grab that material, bring it back. >> reporter: the mission with a