good morning, i'm jamie leary. a child and an adult taken to the hospital after a house fire in lakewood. two other people got out safely. shawn chitnis is on kipling and morrison, what do you know so far this morning. >> reporter: good morning, we know a bit about how firefighters had to rescue the child trapped in the house. we're told the child was in the second story of the house and firefighters had to move the child from the back to the front. in addition to that child there was another person who was effected by the fire. take a look at video that shows

they were able to get the child out and there was also an adult out. they were both taken to the hospital to get treated for injuries likely to smoke inhalation. two people made it outside and are okay. firefighters say they got the call around 12:30 in the morning and heavy fire was coming out of the back side but they got a ha especially after they got the child out. the likely injury those two are facing and as far what's happening now you can hear the noise coming out of the crews working to secure the home. they are bordering up the house and we'll have to wait to find out if the home is a total loss and what type of damage the foundation has happened. as for now the college is still under investigation waiting to

fire. live in lakewood, shawn chitnis, cbs4 news. right now it's time for a check on weather and traffic. let's start with lauren whitney for a look at today's weather. good morning, some fog on the eastern plains. visibility is very reduced as we head towards burlington down to eight tenths of a mile. be careful because the fog will be thick. satellite and radar is quiet clear across the state. a lot of sunshine this morning. 60 degrees in denver. 61 in burlington. 46 in gunnison. 40 in meeker and 54 in grand junction. a cold front coming through today knocking our temperature down to the 70s. it will be windy but other than that a nice day and we'll time out the weekend in a moment. great start to the morning commute.

little blurry eyed from the game this morning. focus on the roadway as we have cars out there. it's loading up through the next half hour. a lot of green on this map along c-470 where they are continuing road work south to 285. we have this portion of bannic and 14th closed off. they are still in place today the september 11th remem brans event going on. 178 yards, 2 interceptions and a touchdown. it wasn't the worst. broncos quarterback trevor siemian completed close to 70%

of the best defenses in the league. we have a recap later in the show. during the national anthem brandon marshall takes a knee joining colin kaepernick in a protests. both were college teammates at the university of nevada. colin kaepernick says he won't stand for a flag of a country oppresses blacks and other citizens of color. marshalls talks about his >> i'm not against the military or police or america. i'm against social justice so honestly i'm a man of faith. i prayed about it long and hard i and i feel like that was the right thing to do. >> the broncos say "while we encourage members of our organization to stand during the national anthem we understand

an update on a road rage incident that left two people dead. we know now one of the victims was a good samaritan who stopped to help was a public works employee. we hear what friends of the victim are saying about the deadly crash. >> a case of road rage turned deadly thursday morning at the intersection of peen ya 56th. >> one of the drivers was pounding on the window. >> he was hit as it tried to get away. >> a good samaritan saw what happened and that's when both parties were struck by a third vehicle. >> the driver struck twice was pronounced dead at the scene. he died at a nearby hospital. on facebook coworkers remembered him as a great man and great

ford falcon. >> dpd reminds drivers how dangerous the road can be. >> if you find yourself in that situation do not stop if you don't have to. >> the surviving drivers are cooping with police and it's unlikely they will face charges. the sheriff's office will update us on the victim of a shoot out. a gunmenho school in parker last friday. he was later killed by officers. we expect to learn more about his injuries and the investigation into the shooting after a news conference. the white house is assessing whether north korea conducting its fifth and largest nuclear test. it comes after the geological test was conducted.

international sanctions and hostility in the region. president obama was briefed on the matter overnight as he traveled home from his trip to asia. he said north korea's test would be met with serious consequences. let's check on the headlines at wall street. jill wagner is live at the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: good morning, apple shares fell another 2% after anci coming out. the dow fell 46 points and nasdaq dropped 24. futures are pointing to higher open. wells fargo is agreeing to pay $190 million in fines to customers. employees opened phony accounts without the okay of customers in order to meet sales goals. the bank fired 5300 workers linked to the scam.

1.5 million vehicles because its doors can pop open while the vehicle is in motion. it includes escape and mustang models. soon hungry students at virginia tech will have food delivered by drones. alphabet which owns google will provide the drone and chipotle the fast food. this yet of drone delivery. >> up next, pizza? thank you jill. coloradans coming together this weekend to honor victims of 9-11. the events include a rememberens ceremony. governor hickenlooper stopped by to tell us what to expect. >> there's 250 first responders and structural steel from the

recovered and a lot of opportunities for us to give tribute to those people that lost their lives and the other first responders that risked their lives on 9-11. >> cbs4 is a proud sponsor of the event which starts this sunday at civic center park here in denver. we'll have all the information online.>> meter mistakes. how a new therapy is helping stroke survivors with hand function.

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control electrical stimulation to their weakened hands by a glove worn on their opposite hand. patients who received the new therapy scored twice as well on dexterity tests than patients who received the common treatment. those are today's top health stories. don champion, cbs news dallas. good morning, i'm ready for ski season. please tell cool down? we're getting cooler but jumping up to the 90s. i was driving around yesterday and saw some leaves changing. 55 in colorado springs and 40 in craig and 56 in grand junction. still have reduced visibility on the eastern plains. the fog is still thick near burlington and la junta. so be careful out there.

fog. skies are clear for us and we're staying that way throughout most of the day. mostly sunny skies and a cold front dropping through. you notice the winds increasing and it will be gusty at times. a few more clouds in the afternoon and evening hours. there could be isolated thunderstorms and showers in the northern part of the state. by tomorrow morning we're back to sunshine and it will be cool tomorrow morning so if you have early morning soccer games a kids have practice, and it's the xcel energy day of service, you may need a thicker jacket and warm coffee. tomorrow will be gorgeous. rain in the san louis valley area but other than that, we're clear. so if you can get outside tomorrow it will be perfect. temperatures today, 76 in denver and boulder and 64 towards greeley. 77 in burlington and the south eastern plains get a bit of a

86 in grand junction. for your hour by hour forecast, a mild day with the front coming through. a few more clouds in the afternoon evening. tomorrow will be cool and back to the 90s on sunday. we had the nfl kick off concert yesterday, that was great. the closures we main in place. we have the nfl kickoff concert and now the 9-11 rememberens event going on. -- -- remembrance. speeds into the 50s and 60s and we see that westbound along i-76 as well. a few construction projects like c-470 south of 285. we're breaking down some big closures that you will face as

thousands of mistakes on tickets every month. the things we're learning about thanks to cbs4 investigation. brie i don't know moss reports. if you think there was something wrong with the parking ticket you got, take a number. this is where you can go. >> they should have never gave me that ticket. >> to appear before a parking magistrate and make a compelling argument and they may dismiss it if you're lucky. >> it's not a matter of them of them collecting revenue for the city. >> behind these doors denver parking managers cancelled thousands of tickets written in error or for a variety of other reasons. we reviewed six months of parking tickets cancelled and found an average of 400 tickets every month are voided. more than 1600 ticketser with cancelled in the time based on

wrote 15 citations that was later voided due to their mistakes. >> just ask eric robinson. he displayed his handicap placard and he was ticketed for not displaying. >> it was on display and they issued a ticket saying it wasn't. >> a magistrate agreed with him also another man was ticketed for parking too long but there were no signs on the street so his ticket was dumped. >> i was upset that he gave me a ticket and i'm like, there's no sign, why did you give me a ticket? >> we wanted to ask the managers about these erroneous tickets but a spokes person refused to

instead writing the note that enforcement agents make occasional errors. >> reporter: something else revealed in these internal parking reports. hundreds are being cancelled every month for good will or compliance. that means after a ticket is written the parking agent cancels it because the driver complied with the law. >> i don't like throwing away money and it's also the principle. as we there is bucky, a quiet scene this morning after a loud cheer to victory. broncos trying to get a hand on the ball. a kick on the way and it's wide left and the magic eight down here at sports authority field at mile high. >> wide left and the broncos

opener against the carolina. michael, it was not always pretty for trevor siemian. >> yeah, two turnovers and three for the total offense which obviously is something that gary kubiak was not happy about but he liked the way trevor siemian responded. he finished the day 18 of 26 and 176 yards and that touchdown pass. the broncos did a good job helping trevor siemian out at the end of the day a win is a win. here's what trevor siemian had to say after his first start and victory as a broncos quarterback. >> i think we knew we would have our hands full and it was coming down to the wire against these guys. that's the way the games in the nfl work out. we knew we would have our hands full at the front and it's a heck of a team win. offense and defense picking up the slack when they had to.

>> another key thursday night, four receivers with four or more receptions that was key. trevor siemian able to spread the ball around a whole lot. >> the broncos get the weekend off and get back to it next week getting ready for the colts.

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hi everybody, i'm alan gionet this september 9th. two people hospitalized in lakewood. north korea claims a major test overnight and south korea calls it fanatic. snap placement and it's wide left and the magic here at sports authority at mile high.