this this is the news on this cooler day. here's what is happening out there. sean. >> reporter: investigators have spent hours here at the scene of a death investigation in denver. we'll have a live report coming up. we're still awaiting word on what caused a school bus crash that left a douglas county bus driver dead how legacy high school is reacting to coaches they caught a man peeping in a teenager's window. live, this is cbs 4 morning news. >> we have weather to deal with this morning. let's get a look. >> lauren is tracking the cooler temperatures and the question is, is there rain coming our way? >> there is rain around town, mainly on the west side of

the fog is thick in some spots and worse in monument hills we're going to talk about the fog in a moment. we're watching the cdot cam to the west for this reason. look at the moisture and the fog heading out of the hills, be careful of that this morning. a different situation in town. >> thank you. and this is the news breaking in denver this morning. a neighborhood transformed into a crime scene as police investigate a death it's happening in the 5500 block of xanadu street. sean, what can you tell us? >> reporter: quite the change in 30 minutes behind me, there were several crime scene vehicles in this area as well as the denver coroner and we saw a closed off area which was the intersection of xanadu and maxwell.

going on. around 9:00 last night, we were told they were here for a death investigation. and since then, we have seen more patrol cars and cruisers come by. the crime scene spent about 3 hours here. as they took up the area, they were spending a lot of time at one house in particular. the intersection of maxwell is the area they had closed off and on the west saw them going in and out within the last ten minutes, they have opened up the area. in checking with police this morning, all they can tell us is that there's a death investigation at the scene and we're waiting to learn more from them. we hope to get details later today. live in denver, cbs 4 morning news >> broncos line backer says he will meet today with denver police chief to discuss ways to

involving his protest at the national anthem. one man was burning the linebacker's jersey outside of the facility. he lost another endorsement. ez he said he will continue to stand during the national anthem. he has a meeting with the police chief robert white. >> i'll be talking to him tomorrow. >> an autograph session was

chapter says, activism comes with sacrifice and we confirm the athlete's ability to think -- >> i'm doing what i believe in. it's not going to make me lose any sleep at the end of the day i'm still going to play football but do what i believe in. >> he said that he has he would like to see. he wants to make sure he has everything together before bringing it to the table. he kept up his protest last night. how others are taking part. >> it's the conversations players are having in the locker rooms it's something that people are feeling their humanity and

something i experience on a daily basis but it's not right these people are going through this. >> he kneeled with the teammate during the home opener last night. on the other side of the field, robert quinn shared in the protest. this tuesday morning, we're woken up by cooler weather and some foggy conditions here's lauren. >> we did have the cold front yesterday we are a start the day. 16 degrees cooler in boulder. 18 for colorado springs. 48 in boulder. 43 in avon and 61 in grand junction. nancy rockwell, 48 degrees this morning, she said they had some rain moving through. taking a look at the satellite and the radar, there's some rain out there.

foothills. and a few showers around the state. we will have a little bit of rain downtown this morning. we do have a little bit of midday clearing and the chance of more rain coming in later this afternoon temperatures only in the 60s today. looking to the west, the camera in the high country, lower visibility and there's some wet along that lens as well as you make your way along i- 70. in town, a different situation. looking from the tech cam. keeping you company. nothing to slow you down. looking to the west, orange is the road weather index showing us the visibility along highway 72, portions of i-70. a couple incidents to the side street. nothing to get in your way traveling along i-70 or i-76. we have speeds into the 60s southbound along i-25 to

as a peeping tom. surveillance cameras caught this man looking into the bedroom of a teenage girl they announced who the man is. he lives near by. brown says that the whole thing is a misunderstanding. >> reporter: confused residents >> it's your neighbor you're welcome don't think of your neighbors that way. >> reporter: surveillance video from last month shows the stranger peering into a teenage girl's room trying to go through the front door and going back to the window when he can't get in. the neighbor reported it to the police. >> my husband went to the mailbox and thought he saw the guy in the video, he came home, called the police.

down from the teenage girl. >> he came back and said it was probably somebody that had been drinking and at the wrong house. >> police arrested 36-year-old garrett brown after the video went public. now the community is concerned about a potential peeping tom living in their neighborhood. >> a couple neighbors are getting security systems for their homes. it makes you more cautious your surroundings >> brown faces attempted trespassing and invasion of privacy charges the charges have not yet been accepted by the jefferson

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now to the latest on the zika virus. florida is looking for help from washington now that there are 54 cases. >> there are 8 new zika cases in the stat from local mosquitoes. they are looking to see if washington will pass funding. president obama says it's time to get back to work. >> number one, to make sure that the government stays open. number two, to make sure that we're able to adequately fund our efforts to not only deal with the zika outbreaks, but

vaccines that will solve the problem for good. >> reporter: democrats and republicans blame each other for the impasse. obama proposed $1.9 billion in february. republicans proposed a $1.1 million bill and got it through the house but democrats blocked it saying there were strings attached like restrictions for planned parenthood that angered republicans like to block it they need to get past politics. >> they are looking to consider the package, this time as part of the larger government spending measure. >> are >> congress has until the end of the month. >> if you're interested in the

it's traditional design elements and cutting edge trends. >> there could have been an old rule of matching woods you'll see a lot of design embracing, mixing wood tones and we have a darker finish on the island both on the floor and in the floating shelves >> you can check out denver life magazine's show house. tickets are $20 with the proceeds going humidity. go to cbs denver.com. we have some weather issues we're dealing with. >> it's also cooler outside. we're 14 degrees cooler in denver. 18 for colorado springs and we had the cold front coming through we're at 50 in denver, 46 in greeley. 51 in burlington. 61 in grand junction we have some fog we're contending with in foothills

visibility. it's going to take a little built to mix out. we have some rain moving through. there's rain on the west side. that does not always show up on the satellite and radar we have rain to the west and you can see the rain is moving through out on the eastern plains and some is pretty light. you're not getting a lot of o accumulation on the ground. looking at we may have some rain into the san juans and also have possibly some clearing skies in denver and in parts of the foothills you may see a few breaks in the clouds and a chance for rain to roll in this afternoon and evening, probably about 3:00 in denver. overnight and later this evening, rain into the northwest corner. could be some heavier rainfall overnight and tomorrow morning. more fog out east and more rain

afternoon and evening. 67 in denver and boulder. cooler for the eastern plains 80 over in grand junction and taking a look at the five-day forecast, tomorrow, we're back to the 70s we stay in the 70s throughout the week and into the weekend and have a chance of afternoon storms almost every day. there's fog in the hills this is i-70 and you can barely see. it is affecting the drive into the high country and getting through the morning, we're going want to turn off your lights, keep your lights on, not so you can see but to be seen. in town, a different situation. southbound, we have quite a bit of volume. nothing to slow you down and you can see nice and clearly. we have construction going on you see the orange, that's the road weather index showing us the fog. here we are, a couple side

times look great either direction or both directions along commerce city. we have speeds into the 50s and 60s. thank you. support for students at legacy high school is pouring in and there's a mystery about what happened to the bus driver. a mother whose family is hurting after the crash that killed her. live from the school in broomfield this morning and school has a big decision ahead this morning. >> reporter: that they do. it's been a topic of many meetings since the accident. whether or not the football players should play in their homecoming game this friday. since the beginning of the accident, the district says the priority is taking care of its students it's providing support. but the support has been coming in from outside the school as well it's been incredible coming from far and wide look at this picture. it's a picture all the way from the high school outside of los angeles.

out to play just before the crash. everybody using the hash tag to show support. counselors will continue to be on hand to speak with students and legacy. it happens to be homecoming week this week. while the game is scheduled to go on ay players will play. they had meetings with coaches and staff on the ability to play and whether or not it's even appropriate. some have been getting concussion tests as well to make sure everything is okay to go ahead and play there were a few students injured in the crash. big discussion coming up there's going to be a meeting here at noon to further discuss. the game is to be announced if

schedule. the homecoming dance an all related activities scheduled to go on as planned. the game is still up in the air. live in legacy high school, cbs 4 morning news >> you see the hash tag, legacy strong all over social media this morning. investigators are now facing a noisier september. >> how you should be investing as jill schlesinger joins us this morning. good to see jill. >> good to see you too. >> we took a hit friday and came back yesterday the markets look down, who knows, what is going on? >> it's a roller coaster ride anorak probably attribute it to the same old factor, it's the federal reserves looking at last week's jitters, a lot is attributed to a few fed officials hinting that the

next week's fed meeting. before these comments, pretty much everyone thought that the central bank would wait until december for a rate increase. i know it's probably more likely. the markets ups and downs, it acknowledges that a lot of the recent rise in stock prices may have occurred not because the economy is humming along but it's been a sign that investors low, stocks are the only assets that can deliver potential gains if you think about it this way, if this is the reason why you bought a stock and interest rates are going to rise, you may believe stocks are overvalued and would sell every time there's a little hint that the feds will move sooner than you believe. >> i love how you get us insight of what is happening, but what

you know what is next, stick to your game plan, but, a lot of people go through the summer and don't want to look at their investments and their accounts. if you have not reambulanced your accounts in more than 3 months, go ahead and do so right now. you want to make sure that your cash holdings are sufficient to pay any big bills that are due, not within the next few days or months, within the next year. for that. you want to make sure you have funds available. 6-12 months of expenses. if the market tumbles, you don't want to have to invade your

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parts of wyoming. pacific northwest, 97 in phoenix. and the midwest, not bad with the 60s and low 70s. summer does feel like it's coming to an end for a lot of us off to the west no delays at dia and wait times at 20 minutes. should be a good drive out to dia. along u.s. 36, look at how wet the roads are. fog. take a look, this is across the map on i-70 along pena boulevard. speeds into in 50s and 60s and i-70s as well. 50 degrees now in denver. more rain could be on the way we'll get to the full forecast in a moment. up next, fort carson soldiers come home to huge hugs and kisses. ahead, reaction to the return from a little girl happy to see

protesters rush the stage after ryan lochte's performance on dancing with the stars we'll have the olympic swimmers reaction to the interruption coming up. time for the ford sports break. >> every sunday grown men put on helmets and pads and run full speed into each other. the broncos are football and hitting people. they hit newton and has earned themselves a reputation as being dirty. the broncos know there's a fine line between dirty and playing hard and they're walking it. >> we're still going to be us and be aggressive. i don't think that we should

been doing. >> we play fast. so just because we hit cam in the head a couple times, that doesn't make us dirty look at some of the dirty players in the league. that's not our mo.

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