channel, this is cbs 4 morning news. good morning. this is the news at 6:00 this morning. a person is found dead on xanadu street. live with what is happening there, plus >> carry was 3/4 of our family she did everything. >> a hurting husband of the school bus driver killed in the crash at dui wife and her health. plus the coachings are still in the hospital. >> joel is coming up with the look at the roads and we're talking about cooler weather this morning and of course the storms that could be on the way thank you for joining us. >> good to have you with us we are rain and fog lauren has the latest on the weather. >> it's cooler across the

you can see from fort collins to boulder and broomfield. we have the fog. be cautious, there's some rain on the west side of town something else to watch out for. police are securing the location hours after it all happened and we can see that outside of the house where it happened, there is both yellow

that sometimes indicates what may have happened outside when talking about a death investigation. police unable to give us details they did give us time outside. we saw the crime scene unit for about 3 hours collecting evidence, going in and out of the house along with investigators we know that the denver coroner was here for some time after that and denver police were able to open up the area. we checked back in with police to see if they could give us information. that's all they can release and it's a death information and we hope to learn more later in the day. three legacy high school coaches remain in the hospital this morning after the deadly cool bus crash at dia. we are keeping you updated and

staff are rallying behind those involved. >> reporter: a lot of support but a lot of hurdles to clear. some of the football players still being tested for concussions they are discussing whether or not they will play their scheduled homecoming football game this morning the coaches on the bus that crashed, they suffered significant injuries frack -- broken bones and fractured skulls the district said that the main priority was to take care of the students and it's doing what it can to show support. they will continue to be at the high school for those who need the support and that support pouring in from outside of the school as well. the high school in california, that's the team that legacy flew

they tweeted saying we stand with you. it's followed by hash tag, legacy strong, which is picking up steam across social media. other outlets using the hash tag. a lot of support pouring in. the district will meet to discuss whether or not those football players go onto play the homecoming game scheduled live from the high school, cbs 4 morning news thank you. we're hearing from the husband of the bus driver killed in the crash. josh horner and their children are hurting. he was 44 years old. she was a married mother of 4 and a grandmother. >> i want to know what happened with my wife

more than she loved being here with me. >> josh says his wife suffered from migraines 20 years ago but went to a specialist and has not had one since the coroner says she had an enlarged heart. let's check on weather and traffic this morning and the children are going to need to bundled up this morning for the first time in a long time. >> it may be jacket weather. it's a little ol we'll get to that in a second. we have some snow and rain this morning. summer set area, we have had some scattered showers north as well and a little bit of rain moving through near lamar. here in denver, some rain on the west side of town it's a little misty in some spots looking at the fog, it's still not that great heading toward

fort collins. there could be some thunderstorm activity and a few areas with moderate rainfall. let's check in with joel. you can see the long line of cars we have of one of it looks like we saw a police car to the shoulder. look at the upper left portion of the screen along highway 34 to the west of loveland. fog will be an issue. showing you across the denver area, showing some slowing on the approach to i-70 and developing southbound along i-225 into the tech center we have a side street trouble spot. denver police checking out an

like i-76 at i-70. red eye flyers, crews are working on the passenger planes through friday. service shuts down from 1:00 in the morning until 4:00 in the morning. dia providing bus services through there but they must use the bridge at the security check point. there is a broncos story unfolding off of the football field this morning. broncos li marshall plans to meet with the denver police chief. this comes as he continues his protest. marshall says he's hoping to -- >> they don't know what it is like to be a minority. i'm not saying it's terrible.

at this point -- >> century link is the second company to announce ending an endorsement deal. a denver officer killed two years ago back in the hospital after a successful emergency surgery >> family members say that he spent time in the icu during the weekend and is now stable. that's the good news they have not said why he needed the surgery, it was his 19th surgery. a driver suffering a seizure

he escorted students downtown. the officer returned to work last month on a limited basis. those 19 surgeries so far have kept him alive. new this morning, there's a warning looking for those to help a deputy shot a week ago in parker. the sheriff's department says that scammers are now soliciting money. investigators are looking into several reports of you can visit cbsdenver.com to learn about ways to help the detective as he recovers in the hospital. hillary clinton still off of the campaign trail this morning while she deals with pneumonia. she said she felt dizzy and briefly lost her balance on sunday she's facing questions about transparency for not disclosing her pneumonia after her diagnosis on friday.

me that meets the same standard as mitt romney and obama. i have released nearly 40 years of tax returns, he hasn't released one. >> only the trump is not focusing on clinton's health. he reminds his supporters she referred to them as deplorable. carolina. one could be seen fighting with three demonstrators including a woman. clinton and trump go head to head in their debate in less than 3 weeks some fort carson soldiers are back home with their families. the group returned home last night from afghanistan.

auditorium and the soldiers couldn't wait to hug and kiss their kids and spouses. >> it's been a long nine months >> the soldiers deployed to help with security in the region. another homecoming ceremony is planned for this morning and seeing those families coming back to together. >> that is real much love there. the temperature outside 50 in denver next, protesters rush swimmer ryan lochte on live tv. >> that is a talker.

it's across the street from the studios and we have had a little bit of rain easing up and just a little pocket for us there's been some rain and drizzle and mist around town and we have a little bit of fog as well. let's look at the satellite and radar. it's not showing up in the denver area, we have had rain and snow and we have some showers moving through now near lamar moving up from the corner of the state and clearing out a little bit in it's not showing up because it's again that fine. looking at the visibility, it's pretty tough in some areas, reduced visibilities into the foothills where we have some fort collins so south of town has some fog western slope, the chance of rain today. in the denver area, a couple showers this morning and we have

we have a chance of rain and we have a chance for denver in the afternoon and the evening. we may get a few breaks, but by 3:00, it could last through the evening and another surge through the slope up to the cornerovernight and through tomorrow could have some rain and we have a chance of more rain and thunderstorms headed our way tomorrow. heavier rainfall and there could be a few pockets of rain today's thunderstorms we're 13 degrees cooler after the cold front. 14 in boulder. that puts us at 49 in denver it's chilly outside it's cool. 48 in boulder. 48 in greeley. 43 in avon and craig and 63 in grand junction. temperatures will be in the upper 40s. cloudy and on the cool side. there could be a few pockets of drizzle but temperatures will be cooler as well.

70 in eagle. and for your five-day forecast, tomorrow, we are back to the 70s. with i stay there throughout the week and have a chance of afternoon storms we're watching a few trouble spots this morning. this is our cdot camera to the north right near johnstown. and look at that, the long line you have and also watching the fog that lauren is talking about along highway 34, portions of

fort collins quickly looking at drive times from the east. we're starting to see some slower speeds along parker road. thank you. facebook messenger allows payments and this one is sure to outrage you. how much the person at the top of wells fargo stands to make. the executive in charge as they created fake accounts with pe we have the news on wall street this morning. jill. >> reporter: good morning. fed officials are sending mixed messages about whether they will raise rates at the next meeting. one board meeting says that the central bank shouldn't raise rates too soon and that sparked a rally yesterday. futures are pointing to a big selloff at the open. the wells fargo executive that oversaw the unit that created

she is retiring with a payout of $124 million including stock. facebook users can pay through goods and services through the chat box without leaving the app. and check out the first photos taken with the new i-phone 7 plus. apple gave the phone to illustrated so they could snap pictures at the vikings game. it is upgraded and has zooming features and a lens to capture brighter colors. >> thank you. let's get to tuesday's top stories, people are relieved after officers arrested who they call a peeping tom living in their neighborhood. they caught a man looking into the bed of a 17-year-old girl in august.

eventually arrested garrett brown he lives a few doors down from the girl. it's not certain what he was doing. florida governor rick scott head to capitol hill to lobby for a zika funding. there's 8 new cases since week alone. president obama says he's hopeful both matters will be resolved in the coming weeks we have a temporary cease fire in syria. it continues to hold. it went into effect at sun down and expected to allow for delivery of humanitarian aide much needed there. they hope it will pave the way for an end to the country's bloody civil war. >> 49 degrees in denver.

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security wait times 20 minutes and the lots are open we have temperatures in the 80s for new york, d.c. in the 90s. atlanta 86 today hot and humid that way. midwest fairly mild and we have some bigger storms moving through iowa and parts of michigan morning. we have some snow up there and we have seen quite a bit in some spots up in the pacific northwest, 70s and 80s. let's check in with joel. rushing in from the news room we have the train that is blocking santa fe and a portion of alameda as well it's just to the north and you can see the line of purple. police we are trying to get the information about how to get around it. it's a big section of alameda past broadway this morning and with the road work in mississippi, there's not a lot of options further south. i would avoid the intersection of santa fe and alameda and the whole area as the train is stopped and it's going to be for some time this morning. thank you. good information. pulling the championship games

the state's controversial transgender bathroom bills it requires people to use bathrooms corresponding with their birth certificates. the nba previously announced it would pull its 2017 all star game from charlotte due to the law. more trouble for olympic swimmer ryan lochte he joined to revamped the image after his performance on the dance floor. two protesters rushed the stage. the audience watched it unfold. the network did not show it on tv but we could hear it. >> excuse me. back off. >> producers left the camera and cut to commercial break.

and asked ryan lochte how he felt? >> so many feelings going through my head. a little hurt. i wanted to do something i'm not comfortable with and i did and came out with a big smile and have the best dance partner. >> it was men in their 40s had tickets to the show and changed their clothes once inside. this to wear a jacket. we haven't did that in a while. >> a recall involving a popular beer we'll tell you about and dirty or not, the broncos talk

good morning, this is the news break in denver police are investigating two different deaths this morning. one is in the block of xanadu street. it started last night around 9:00. spending about 3 hours or so. investigators spent time at a house on the corner still closed off by crime scene tape this morning and we do know that the coroner was there as well. so we have a death, with i don't know what happened yet but working on more information and getting it to you as we learn it. police are telling us about another body on the train tracks it has closed santa fe.

south cherokee street and east ohio avenue to give you a more closer location in the area and joel is watching this because joel, traffic is obviously affected. >> it's going to be a mess for folks and you get a train that is stopped a u you get to the north of the exit to exit north of alameda and you can see the long line of purple it affected traffic as well as folks have to use it around get to southbound on santa fe because of the construction work going on. not a lot of options because we have the road work in mississippi going out to broadway. we'll see a lot of flashing lights near the i-25 and broadway station this morning. that is kind of a mess southbound coming into town, we have another issue. that is an accident, it's backing up traffic hitting southbound along i-25. you you can see the wet roads

watching i-70 this morning as we have fog in the high country. >> we get to lauren with the full forecast in a moment. with i now know the name of a man shot by a deputy. investigators say that the 37-year-old is in grave condition this morning. that shooting happened saturday afternoon after reports of schaefer armed and along 287 he was threatening drivers the deputy shot him multiple times the deputy is not hurt but on administrative leave. we can share your thoughts tonight on how the police department can improve trust and build relationships. numerous problems including officer misconduct. it's going to be a listening session tonight at 6:00 at stewart middle school.

leaders at the department of justice want to hear people's concerns about police in commerce city and stepping in at the request of the city. most recent misconduct case included two training officers playing pokemon go instead of training the officers. city council members passed two measures to raise property taxes and fees affordable housing. an alternate measure delays the fees and tax increase by a year. city council members visit it on september 19th. the secretary of labor is spending time in denver and talking about the minimum wage. he plans to meet with some business leaders while he is here. okay, with i want -- we want to get back to weather and traffic.

death investigation. but lets talk about the traffic implications >> what you're looking at the is maps. it's near the broadway station, you stop a train and there's quite a few cars and covering up the roadway and cuts across like this and comes over alameda. it's not affecting traffic because it's on a bridge but there are no bridges for the railroad along santa fe it's closed in both alameda. you're not able to access down to alameda this morning. you can't access to the north either. you see the long line of purple here. right now, you're taking the detour and out to broadway and luckily, it's broadway in town and not the mess further to the south but a train blocking. here we are across the denver area, we have a trouble spot

new trouble along university. c-470, it's southbound coming into town from loveland and we have this long line of cars and we had the accident. it shows you the lower visible. these are the wet roads that we have and up into the high country. you can barely see, it's tough. >> it is tough. there is the fog out there and we're going to talk about that in a moment. a live look outside from the foothills camera. there's been some drizzle and we have some cooler temperatures to go with the fog as well let's look at what is going on outside. 13 degrees in denver. 5 for craig and steam boat. it puts us at 49. a light jacket this morning. it's not cold but different. 34 in leadville and 63 in grand junction this morning satellite and radar, rain

the southeast plains and scattered showers up north of gypsum. a little bit of drizzle on the west side of town and may have more activity. looking at the visibility, we have that thicker fog in some areas from fort collins into the high country. fog is tough. if there's not a sensor, it's hard to see in some areas watch out down south. we there's a little rain throughout the morning hours and by lunchtime, we see some clearing. there could be some sunshine and clouds out there. rain starts to develop into the southwest and shuttles through the afternoon and the evening. there could be some thunderstorms and a little bit of rain and there could be some heavier rainfall in the corner that could last through tomorrow morning. fog possible out east and a chance for more thunderstorms to roll through tomorrow afternoon and evening.

hit 67 in boulder. high country 69 in eagle today. 79 in grand junction. for your bus stop, it will be cool out there and may be sweatshirt weather this morning. we're looking at 77 tomorrow with a chance of storms jonbenet ramsey is talking now about the murder of his sister. he is talking to dr. phil on his show before cbs 4 news at today he's now 29 and was 9 years old when jonbenet's body was found. >> the next thing i remember is going to another one of our friend's houses and everyone was sad and my dad came and told me that jonbenet is in heaven now

20,000 cases of beer recalled. the yeast made it too fizzy. coming up, bill clinton talks about his wife's health after she collapsed this could be the favorite video of the morning for a happy reunion for fort carson soldiers and their families we have a lot of fog in the foothills. plus, the broncos get defensive about accusations they are playing dirty. here's michael spencer. if you watched thursday's game against the panthers, you

and often. they laid it on the quarterback if he was in the pocket or out of the pocket, those shots to the head, you be the judge. were they dirty or not? most thinking they were. but the broncos know there's a fine line of being dirty and playing hard. >> we're going to keep being us and playing aggressive. >> we just play hard and fast we play faster than any over other team in the league. that doesn't make us dirty. there's a lot of dirty players

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this is the news denver, a person found dead at south cherokee street this morning and east ohio avenue. >> officers are working this scene near the train tracks in the area but it is affecting the morning drive. a big portion of santa fe is closed and this is crippling traffic let's get over to joel. i know you have ways to get around this one. >> it's a big artery and the folks who want to avoid it on

do that. we have a train blocking just to the north of alameda. the redline is where the train tracks go and it's cutting over santa fe. there is a bridge over alameda. the alternate is going out to broadway. not our >> not fun this morning. it's not fun, all of the fog we have. visibility is reducing down in the foothill areas there's been some light rain in the area and been some midst. we have the cloud cover this morning and near fort collins they have had reduced visibility and some fog. also cooler temperatures

will have cooler temperatures this afternoon. >> thank you. this morning, there's still a lot of questions about what caused a 44-year-old mother to crash a school bus at dia. we do know she died here. meantime, support is pouring in this morning at legacy high school for the three coaches still in the high school there's a lot of messages going out on social media places. trying to figure out if friday's homecoming game is going to happen. >> there's actually meetings set for today to discuss that, whether or not it's appropriate to continue on with the fall game set for friday. the school district doing what it can to support the staff and that support is much needed. not only is the district suffering the loss of the bus driver but reeling over the news of the coaches

hospital this morning. they were on the bus that crashed. the coaches suffered significant injuries including broken bones and fractured skulls look at the picture all the way from the high school outside of los angeles it's the team legacy high school flew out to play last weekend before the crash. the sign reads chino hills stand with you with the up. people are using it to show support. grief counselors have been on hand at the high school and will be on hand to talk to students and staff that might need support. i'm told that saturday, activities will go on as planned.

thank you for that. the bus driver's husband is hoping for answers as to what went wrong. he says his wife carry was 44 years old and a mother of four and a grandmother. josh says his wife was healthy with no history of drug or alcohol abuse and he says he's glad he got to say i love you before she crashed that day. >> i want to know what happened with my fe she loved her job, sometimes i think she loved it more than being here with me. >> josh says his wife suffered from migraines 20 years ago but went to a specialist and didn't have one since then and the coroner said that she had an enlarged heart. it's unclear if that lead to her crashing. brandon marshall plans to meet with the denver police chief to continue to follow the

national anthem. marshall says he's hoping to have a good dialogue about the issue. >> i'm still doing what i believe in. it's not going make me lose any sleep at the end of the day. i'm going to play football but i will do what i believe in. >> century link second company to end the collin once again kneeled before the rams game last night during the national anthem. teammate eric reed took a knee next to them. fans have mixed reactions. >> probably not the most patriotic thing you can do, but you have to respect what he's doing and not hate on him. >> there's probably a better way to make a statement. but he has the right to do that. >> i don't think he's

or anybody, he's just voicing his opinion. >> some rams players protested before the last game. robert quinn and kenny brit stood with their right fists raised. a remindedder to be careful when you make donations. scammers are now trying to milk money from people looking to donate to the injured detective dan brite. a suicidal man shot him. we've heard of scams happening in the community. so be careful a denver officer nearly killed while on downtown is thanking people for continued prayers as he continues to recover from another emergency surgery. they spent time in the icu over the weekend but is now stable. a driver suffering a seizure

down colfax. so far, he's undergone 19 surgeries he created a nonprofit organization, the second annual rise and run 5k is this saturday. crews in the high country have the fire 80% contained. it spread in beatle kill forest about a mile east of th summit county. if the weather cooperates, firefighters say they will have it fully contained this morning. donald trump heads to iowa, president obama and bill clinton campaigning in separate states as she continues to fight back pneumonia. bill clinton sat down with charlie rose about his wife's health. >> you got dehydrated, when you look at the collapse, you

>> no, she's been a mystery to us and the doctors, rarely but on more than one occasion over the past many, many years that same sort of thing happened to her when she's gotten severely dehydrated. >> you can catch the rest on the interview after our newscast. a show of force warn north korea. two bombers flew over south korea, south korean jets escorted them about 75-miles from the border with north korea and it comes after north korea's nuclear bomb testing. happening now, denver start-up week is underway people can attend more than 250 special presentations and programs through friday.

last night. >> we have 100s of companies, a lot of them getting together, networking, meeting together, can you do something i need? they try to figure out how to get their idea to reality. >> all of the events are free and these are creative people getting together. you can look at start-up week. fort carson soldiers get a visit from george w. bush. the transition summit runs through tomorrow. >> as you're with your families, here's new video. some fort carson soldiers enjoying time with their loved ones this group returned home from afghanistan children had tears in their eyes

home. >> it's awesome. we worked hard but it's great to be back. look at that big smile on her face. the soldiers deployed to help with security in the region. they've been gone a long time. another ceremony is planned for this morning. >> we want to go back to the breaking news out of denver this morning. sean is just getting to that scene. >> he's at cherokee and ohio this morning in that area around santa fe around th the tracks shawn, what's up? >> reporter: so as you can see, the picture, there's a train we have been talking about that stopped and that's causing a lot of the challenges you you can get a better sense of where we're at the intersection where police have made this into a road closure telling folks if you're heading south, you can't go any further and this is north of alameda.

challenges for folks who want to get to the intersection. let's see how to get around it. >> good morning. let moe show you along the map. you have alameda and santa fe people have to get north and turn around in order to head southbound and from alameda because of the road work going on there. it's just going to be a mess you saw shawn to the north. the redline is the train where it's stopped affecting traffic. we're getting word of another accident. and that is at wadsworth you you can see the trouble along sheridan this morning and of course to the west, they're dealing with the fog. there is a lot of fog. here's a look from the rooftop where it's cloudy in denver.

it is thick in some area toward the west side of town even toward trinidad it heads into the high country. looking at the pikes peak camera, they have some reduced visibility. the rain this morning will clear out, we may with rain around lunchtime and we have a chance of storms heading toward denver this evening and may have some rain in some spots and overnight, some heavier rain into the northwest corner of the state. 6 degrees cooler. 15 for colorado springs and at 49 in denver. 50 in the springs and 48 in steam boat springs. 57 in boulder and we're looking at much cooler temperatures across the state.

it's a nice change. >> nine days left of summer. >> you have to find the coat. there's a little fog as we

? good morning, it is tuesday, september 13th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." former president bill clinton talks with charlie rose about the health of his wife, the clinton foundation. donald trump lashes out at hillary clinton for calling many of his supporters deplorable. plus, growing fears about the dangers of batteries that power everything from cell phones to children's toys. we'll demonstrate how the small lithium ion devices can spark dangerous explosions. and only on "cbs this morning," the president of the ncaa is in studio 57 with the decision to pull all championship events from north