a shooting in a lakewood neighborhood sends one man to the hospital trying to stop a car jacking in progress. details coming up on cbs4 news. the latest this morning on why a train smashed into a platform in new jersey. what ntsb investigators are trying to determine. this weekend may be the last chance to get a look at colorado's fall colors. lauren explains why. 0. >> that was a great photo graph. let's get a look at the forecast. let's get to lauren and i have such big plans to get out this morning. >> there's a chance for moisture and rain out there in the northwestern northwestern corner of the state and mainly to the south it's very light. then up into the foothills other than that a few clouds to begin the day. a chance for rain a little bit

good morning, taking a look at cones we have out there as you travel along mississippi and that's due to the ongoing construction there. we have the daytime closures of mississippi as you get to the east of santa fe out to broadway and the closures picked up through the weekend and back in place on monday. there's a shooting in lakewood, live to center in e west block. >> reporter: police received a call around 1248 tum tim this morning. right now they're foe cusing on one particular car in a driveway. the neighbor came outside to see what was going on and he saw a couple people trying to break in a car to steal it. shots were fired and the neighbor was hit and he was just trying to do the right thing.

nonlife threatening injuries. some bullets did strike the car so police are on scene investigating where that happened. suspects are unknown at this point in time. the vehicle description is unknown but they took off in a car. the scene is active as is the investigation and we're continuing to look into it. ntsb investigators are hoping to find out today how fast the commuter train in new jersey was traveling when it was at that velocity. the derailment killed one person and injured hundreds more. they hope to find out more from the engineer. 0. >> the engineer was released from the hospital. >> reporter: chris christie referencing the ennear. >> he's cooperating with law enforcement. >> reporter: he's now identified as a new jersey

48-year old thomas gal ger. >> we got jolted out of our seats. there was a loud crash and explosion. >> it killed a woman on the platform and caused massive damages at one of the busiest transit hubs in the new york area. images shows what looks like a partial roof collapse. the train's braking system and trying to determine how fast it was going. >> we will be pulling that event locomotive. also a recorder in the controlling car and we'll be getting that as soon as we can access that. >> neighbors shocked about hearing about the crash and concerned with the engineer and his family. >> when i saw him come up and heard it was the case i couldn't believe it. it's just tragic in terms of what they're going through. . let's get to weather and traffic every ten minutes on

good morning, off to a bit of a nice start. nice to see rain out there on the western slope and foothills. if you're not getting this light rain you will probably be on the cloudy side this morning. parts of grand county through red feather lakes close to fort collins. some around the denver area and light rain for you near meeker and closer to craig this morning. a little bit near colburn and rifle along i-70 but not widespread. 60 in denver. and aspen and 57 in grand junction. for your hour by hour forecast, noon and partly cloudy and the chance of more rain coming in this afternoon and evening so there's a potential for storms out there later today. we'll talk more about that and the weekend in a moment. >> didn't that just make your morning hearing the word "weekend"? got to get through the work day first. company on the drive southbound

you may have to disengage the cruise control. closures in place with october fest going on downtown and also the denver firefighter chili cook off at spear and larimer and as you get along mississippi that's closed to the east of santa fe. once a top cop on the drug beat, this former denver police officer is now accused of setting up an illegal grow operation and more. he was let go by the department a morfitt has our story for you. >> reporter: a former narcotic sergeant for the denver police department is now facing drug charges of his own according to the district attorney's office, an odor complaint prompted an investigation into the home of the 49 opp 00-block of south field way this summer. investigators searched the home and found meth, two pounds of marijuana and more plants than are legal.

the search warrant and was immediately arrested. he worked for denver police from 1993-2014 when he was charged with assault for threatening his girlfriend. a disciplinary letter from the department shows he was put on suspension and ordered not to engage in activity. he used his badge twice claiming he was investigating a crime when he was not an soon fired after. he's facing multiple drug charges related to the illegal grow operation. >> he's in a whole lot of trouble accused of manufacturing and attempted with several other charges. david cook had plans to climb the toughest summits in the wilderness area.

no one has heard from cook since tuesday. a youth pastor convicted of sexual assaulting a 13-year old girl will face his sentence today. he urged the girl to meet him at local parks where he would touch her inappropriately and he tried to get the victim to cover up the abuse. there's something that stinks in the water supply in loveland. water coming from the green ridge reservoir smell and taste a little funny. the water is safe to drink. he says no algae hosanna gotten into the water supply and it's a by-product of the algae which gaves the water a foul taste. the water used to dilute the algae also has algae in it.

still hanging on despite another roughing up in washington. we'll show you. a big patrolling company gets sued and the biggest names are teaming up. i'm marly hall with those

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dwight hall says his meter was replaced by xcel energy earlier this month but now his bill has gone up triple the amount. >> we didn't change anything.

and that part helped him read the usage. when meters are replaced customers end up with a spike in their bill because the power used during the time has been accounted for. >> i called customer service and talked to one person up there and their answer was baufkly there's nothing they could do. >> he shows us how for the past two years his usage is the same month to to month and the bill never they will now find the old meter to make sure the kilo watts are changed out. >> this woman's bill in boulder jumped five times after a meter change. >> if i'm hardly using my lek tris si now and it's almost 200 $200, what will it be like in january? >> paul says he wants to understand his bill. >> i pay will pay for what i use.

being able to explain why it jumped. >> this could be a problem for other homeowners especially now as we get into the colder weather months. now part two in testimony from the wells fargo of ceo. he answered to angry house committee members yesterday. his employees struggled overly aggressive sales goals. stump said the bank will expand its revau of accounts and take a hard look at executive roles. >> i'm fully committed to fixing this issue and taking the necessary steps and actions to restore our customer's trust. >> your problem is coming. not today. you think today is tough? it's coming. when the prosecutors get a hold of you, you will have a lot of

>> amid public outcry, wells fargo stripped stump for 41 million $41 million in stock rewards but he will not be fired. the bank has been fined $150 million. 5:14 on this friday morning. weather and traffic on the 10's. off to a rainy start in some states. taking a look across the front range, rain in the foothills and here in denver a few showers been light. some of this may not be hitting the ground through conifer and bailey. red feather lakes into walden and steamboat springs. a couple of pops as we hah head near rifle and colburn and all the way up towards craig as you head towards meeker as well. let's look at a wider look at what is happening. our area of high pressure off to the east slowly making its way out a bit so we're going to

looking at our futurecast for today, showers are to the west through the morning hours and get a couple in denver. our better chance comes in around 4:00 or 5:00. tomorrow morning we wake up to a mixture of sunshine and cloud cover and a chance of isolated showers rolling on through most of those south of denver and some in the city as well and scattered into the high country as well. 60 in denver and 55 in fort collins. leadville and 57 in grand junction. highs for today, 79 in denver and cooler than yesterday when we were in the mid to upper 80s. 76 in boulder and 78 in greeley and 75 in burlington. 64 in eagle and aspen 72 in grand junction. if you're timing out your day, partly cloudy skies and a chance of more rain coming in this evening. 77 tomorrow and fairly mild on

tuesday and could bring us some mountain snow. i-25 and colorado this morning, nice and wide open through the bridges. crash and stall free on the highways and looking at great speeds. some slowing still as you get from 285 to c-470 as they continue to do cleaning up along there i-225 and pena boulevard. starting to see slowing developing in the northbound direction of i-25 as you make your way to i-270. ok i-270 west and eastbound, speeds in the fifts and 60s. a small act with ringing brothers and barnum bailey circus. >> reporter: the uni cycle is a

you got yourself an act and that's what you get with the king charles group out of the broncos. >> you have all different types of people and cultures and all these specific talents all put together, of course at some point you're going to make some magic. >> it's the impossible for me anyway made simple and entertaining. 0. >> the king charlotte troop began as kids out of trouble and give them a different path. it's been a remarkable journey for everyone involved especially sints the late 60s when they won a spot for the greatest show on earth. >> our sole mission is to take our audience away. >> with performers and their energy and showmanship, the audience most certainly will be carried away.

ringling brothers and bar numb and bailey circus opens tomorrow at the denver coliseum and runs through october 9th. for tickets and information head to our website,

markets are off sloithly slightly this morning after taking a dive yesterday. >> reporter: exxon mobile is

advocacy organization for leaking chemicals into a boston river. they are in violation of the federal clean water act. exxon has not prepared the terminal for large rising seas or a storm. they say they are in compliance with federal rules. the dow dropped 195 points and the nasdaq lost 49. long term mortgage rates level since mid july. freddie mac says the average for a 30-year fixed mortgage slipped to 3.42%. major tech firms are teaming up to research artificial intelligence. amazon, goog. facebook and microsoft have created a group called partnership on artificial

they plan to educate the public with other types of ai. log on to cbs money watch.com .com. good morning, fairly mild in the pacific north west and cooler down into southern california. starting to see less moisture in the desert southwest. midwest is fairly mild today but east coast is getting hammered by areas in virginia are seeing tons of rain and 59 in new york on the rainy side, 66 in dc and looking at rain into parts of florida with temperatures in the 80s. because of the storms out east we have delays this morning into philadelphia and la guardia but an hour and a half to over two hours to those areas. let's check in with joel, good morning. >> good morning, a great drive to the airport. if you're taking a friend to

flashing lights in the southbound direction as they continue to do work at yale. the drive i-70 along pena looking nice and wide open. eastbound along i-70 speeds into the 50s and the other good news, no delays along the a- line. >> none. okay sounds good. coming up next, ntsb investigators want to find out what went wrong with the jerseyo what we're learning now. the broncos are getting ready to take on the inta the tampa bay buccaneers. here's mark haas with more. good morning, all sorts of love being thrown at the denver broncos these days. von miller named afc defensive player of the month with a league high of five sacks.

award and trevor siemian got one as well. the broncos are up to number one or two and after being underdogs, broncos should be the fives for the foreseeable future. despite this recent love, broncos promise they won't overlook anybody. >> i'm trying to get better. i want to be better. this offense wants to be better and we want to win games and make the playoffs and go on so we're not taking any of this light whether buccaneers or cleveland browns or clemson tigers or my high school, not taking anybody lightly. i'm going to go out and get them all. >> the broncos play the bucs 2:00 p.m.

hi everybody, last day of september. great picture here, flat tops wilderness area where you see color like that. we have outstanding color this year. thanks for joining us this >> and i'm britt moreno. as we enter october, it's almost time to take bets when the first snow will fall. lauren is tracking a great day for us, good morning. good morning, the potential for snow is certainly out there. starting off this morning with mellow temperatures. 58 in salida and 55 in fort collins and 60 at dia and 47 in burlington. we'll talk about mild

let's check in with joel now. good morning, talking construction this morning. mississippi will be closed as you get to the east of santa fe out to broadway and that's a mess anyway even when it is open over the weekend. >> okay joel, thank you for that. breaking news to brng you this morning. a lakewood neighbor walks into an action of thieves trying to steal >> this morning jamie leary is live. that actually happened and a neighbor went outside to see the commotion and they saw the suspects trying to break into a car. they didn't think they were trying to drive away but just steal things inside. police are still on scene investigating. when that neighbor came outside

suspects -- they fired shots. the neighbor wasn't armed so the shots came from the suspect. they struck the neighbor and the neighbor taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. they then took off in an unknown vehicle. police have been here some time and have no suspect description at this time so they're looking for armed individuals at this point in time. the neighbor fortunately nonlife threatening injuries. life in lakewood, jamie leary, cbs4 news. tomorrow there are new rules for pot packaging. shawn chitnis is live at the state capital with a closer look. 0. >> reporter: good morning, the goal is to avoid having any children from accidentally eating a piece of marijuana