we have heading the northbound direction of i-25. we just had a few lanes blocked out to yell this morning. breaking news this morning with an early-morning shooting rattling the rino district. these are pictures from a little bit early. scotty shawn chitnis reporting on what happened. shawn ? >> reporter: police presence at this intersection with police blocking at both ends of 27. some crime scene investigators still tracking evidence of a few minutes ago. this all happened around 1:15 this morning. police telling us it was quite the scene as they arrived. it is fairly new and they do have some sort of ronco's watch

still going on when this shooting happened. we noticed quite a few people in broncos here as we were arriving. two people were shot and one person has died. the other in critical condition at the hospital. all those people inside the bar came out during the shooting becoming witnesses from the shooting. this morning please don't do not know who to pursue. we know they were at the hospital tried to get information from one of those victims but at this point it is still unclear who might be responsible and denver police remain on seeing -- remain on the scene. shawn chitnis, cbs4 morning news. this morning we are waiting for word for the condition of

after the broncos lost yesterday. this is not the first time he has had helped it troubles. cbs4's jamie leary is live at the stadium with the latest. >> reporter: we do hope to learn more about how coach kubiak is doing this morning. yesterday he was experiencing flulike symptoms and while they say it was just a precautionary measure that he was taken to the hospital, he did have a years ago suffering a mini stroke in 2013. he was taken to the hospital last night and video shows the ambulance leaving sports authority field. according to cbs4's medical editor dr. dave hnida someone who suffered a mini stroke can suffer another. dr. hnida said these can develop over the course of time.

hospital. so because of the history of kubiak , dr. hnida adds it is important medical staff keep him overnight for observation. we will continue to follow this story. from sports authority field, jamie leary, cbs4 morning news. the widow of a denver firefighter said she was cost tens and thousands of dollars. cb maass is looking for answers. >> he died in the line of duty 15 years ago. >> i remember every moment of that day like it was yesterday. >> reporter: his widow was supposed to get his pension benefits tax-free but now she is out $70,000. >> is the city of denver willing to take any financial responsibility? >> reporter: we tracked down

>> who screwed up here? >> i simply want to be able to get the monies i have lost. >> who is responsible for the problems? a cbs4 investigation comes your way tonight at 10:00. >> let's check weather and traffic every ten minutes on the 4s . it will be a beautiful day across colorado with temperatures this mornin grand junction. 33 in pagosa springs. it is possible there could be a shower late today in the sand ones -- san juan. we are starting this monday mild with 51 in englewood and 50 degrees in stable 10. clear skies around the state with our next weather maker to

continues and by lunchtime 62 with a high in denver around 79 degrees. right now let's check the traffic. we are starting to see it slow down southbound coming into town. look at those headlights we have . we got a little accident in into causing a few delays on i- 25 although it is slowing down a little bit, it is not too bad. that is our barometer in the morning. the speeds are still in the 60s. hillary clinton and donald trump are on the attack for most of the night last night. the tax even started before the candidates took part in the town hall. here is jamie yuccas with the latest. >> reporter: hillary clinton couldn't wait to celebrate on

>> it was great. the most important thing is we need to take off so that we can actually have some drinks served. >> i think he prosecuted his case much better in this debate then he did in the first one. >> reporter: but there were no celebrations during the debate as the candidates attacked each other for 90 minutes. trump had to er from 2005 where he described as a band this -- his advances on women. >> i am very embarrassed about it. >> reporter: while clinton was attacked for her use of a private email server was secretary of state. >> i'm going to instruct my attorney general to get a

your situation. >> reporter: his attacks started before the debate when he sat down with women who accused her and bill clinton of misconduct and bullying. they say they were meant to distract linton but it didn't work out. they will square off in the -- las vegas next week. jamie yuccas, cbs news, st. louis. >> or political analyst shaun boyd waiting last night. has ascended into the gutter. the candidate didn't even shake hands at the beginning. trump tried to spin the unspeakable are going bill clinton was worse. clinton had her own struggles. trump accused clinton of flaming

outside of the tape he said he disagreed with his running mate's response to syria admitting he hadn't paid federal income taxes for years. clinton have the momentum. trump didn't lose any support, but i don't think he picked any either. shaun boyd, cbs4 news. 51 degrees in denver. >> matthew leaves 18 to in the i will break down what happened for the broncos at home and how the team needs to turn it around next. >> if you have a news tip, we want to hear from you. call our tip line at 303-863- tips, that is 303-863-8477, or send us an email through

this is health this morning with new hope for people suffering from head and neck cancer. researchers say a new drug could be a game changer for patients suffering with a new study finds more than double the number of patients were alive after taking the drug nivolumab for one year. patients also reported fewer serious side effects. the cost of treating breast cancer with chemotherapy varies widely. that is according to new research published in the journal of cancer. the study also finds patients

:the number of kids around the world with health problems linked to obesity will skyrocket. scientists estimate 12 million children will have prediabetes and 4 million and 4,000,000 watt type 2 diabetes in 2025. volunteers are heading to the southeast united states to help with hurricane relief. the red cross is offering shelter in five states. 2000 volunteers are already on their way. two dozen are from colorado and lay on the total and wyoming. matthew is no longer a hurricane and is headed into the sea. it is not looking back, but it left 19 dead in the u.s. hearest anthony lawrence from charleston, south carolina. >> i thought the world was

in north carolina from matthew. >> i am so upset. i don't have nothing left. nothing. >> reporter: the u.s. coast guard held rescue thousands trapped in their homes. there is flooded streets that are impossible and front lawns that look likely.'s -- that look like lakes. pack speak the impact is still here and dangerous and in many parts of north carolina. >> reporter: most waters in charleston have receded revealing the damage. in florida recovery is just beginning. >> we have damage along the coast with a lot of beach erosion. we saw the homes in saint augustine lost. >> reporter: it will be days

home. edward lawrence, charleston, south carolina. >> the storm on earth civil war cannonballs with the mayor of folly beach fine them while surveying damage. and explosive team designated the bombs last night. it is time for weather and traffic every ten minutes on the 4s . >> what a beautiful weekend had. i want to share just a few pictures. look at this, that can be found in the san juans. the sand dunes national park had gorgeous weather continuing for today temperatures well above normal for this time of the year. most of us in the denver area or in the 50s and lower 60s in a few spots this one.

we are pleased 15 degrees -- at least 15 degrees above normal but the mountain areas in the 50s and 60s later on. meanwhile our next weather maker to the northwest of us is in montana and idaho. you can see the system sweeping through late in the day tomorrow . enjoy this nice weather while late tonight cole tomorrow there could be a brief snow shower in the mountains. along the front range we keep it dry with clouds on the increase. tomorrow afternoon it is possible one or two showers could make their way out with a few rumbles of thunder tomorrow but not anticipating much in terms of rain. behind the system we drop 258

looking nice for the weekend as well. take a look from our cbs4 cam . look at all of this volume. at least you got some friends on the drive as you make your way southbound. we do have an accident along colfax at inca and in larimer police are investigating an overnight shooting. shawn chitnis update in a couple of minutes and then we have ongoing bridgework at peoria and i-70. you can see some slowing developed in the northbound direction making your way past i-225. alan , in both directions through commerce city we are seeing speeds in the lower 60s. broncos players putting the first loss behind them

ready for the next game. >> the team go to san diego thursday night and you can see it right here on cbs4 . romi bean is here this morning to look at why the broncos suffered a rare home loss. >> reporter: it is rare that i guess you cannot win them all. whichever semyon out of the lineup the denver found out how much he meant to their start and how mu lynch has to cover on his learning curve. paxton lynch didn't have the afternoon he envisioned as he struggled to lead the offer. daughter lead the offense. lynch was set six times. he was 30th in the league in total defense as well as 29th in pass defense.

interception. he fumbled twice and the broncos has just one possession for more than 36 yards. the game had been largely decided by the third quarter. lynch through a pass to demaryius thomas. the defense had its own issues as well as the falcons came in with the number one offense and found room to work pattern. matt ryan's 267 passing yard had 180 coming including 132 receiving yards for tevin coleman. the broncos may have limited julio jones but the falcons tested the linebackers and became the first nfc to win in denver since the detroit lions.

one of the reasons the players became a championship team the last season was their ability to bounce back and take ownership of their mistake. >> what i like to win that game? yes. we lost a game like this last year. so this team is resilient. we have a great locker room. i for to bounce back. >> reporter: up next for the broncos is a short week to prepare for the san diego chargers thursday night in san diego. trevor siemian said one benefit is the team will have a chance to get this taste out of their mouth pretty quickly. i like that, guys. >> in a way, romi , does the loss help them? >> reporter: i think it is like we said.

it is really great because look at the carolina panthers last season. it is always good to look back and say what can you do better? >> what is the sports world saying about coach gary kubiak hospitalized with flu-like symptoms? >> reporter: that is still the latest. it is early but they have some dealt with this john fox having health issues. so because gary kubiak has had a mini stroke, they just want to take all of the precautions. >> no kidding. >> he looks good in his post game news conference. >> romi , thank you so much. you can hear more from romi

plus ed mccaffrey on thursday. >> for the news you need when you need it, "like" us on facebook, twitter, and cbs4denver.com. cbs4denver.com. colorado's online newschannel. , in colorado, we stand together, but congressman coffman stands with donald trump trump: oh, no. coffman: i don't know whether barack obama was born in the united states or not. coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado.

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it is time now for weather and traffic every ten minutes on the 4s . what a weekend. we had beautiful weather over at sports authority field in terms of the weather yesterday. 47 degrees out in wray this morning with nancy rockwell reporting that temperature this morning. nancy day started. thank you so much to all of our weather watchers. much more coming up and right now let's check the traffic. >> the pickup some cones northbound at i-to to find -- i- 225. take a look at the drive times

and that is what we see southbound as well making your way into the tech center. production of galaxy seven note smartphones has stopped. they had been at the center of a major safety flaw. experts say the theme batteries have caused them to explode. some replacement phones were sent out but they yesterday at&t said they would stop selling the phones. two professors in the united states have won nobel prizes in economics. harvard's offer heart teamed up with portholes trim as they shed light on how they deal with conflicting interest. each award is worth more than $900,000. it was quite a weekend for

celebrating the 50th anniversary as an event in birmingham. after william shatner actor william shatner took part. they say this set a world record for the highest number of people in trekkie costumes in one place. >> that is awesome. what a crowd. right now 51 degrees in denver. the cbs4 morning news. >> reporter: a deadly data a deadly shooting in the rino district and the search for a suspect in a report. >> gary kubiak hospitalized for flu-like symptoms. what health officials feel it could mean. >> it is good someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the lost in our country. >> because you'd be in jail.

debate gets ugly with the candidates pulling out all the stops as they point out each other's flaws. two different kinds of these drumstick ice cream cones being recalled and why you'll want to throw them out next. also had on cbs4 morning news and observing trend may be

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good morning, everyone. two people are shot in the rino district overnight near 27th and larimer and one person is dead. thanks for joining us. i am britt moreno. >> and i am alan gionet.

>> shawn chitnis has a working all morning for us. what are your learning, shawn ? >> reporter: we see police are still working to crack evidence. we see officers checking some of the cars parked right where this shooting happened. the good news is they are starting to open up part of this area. the street is still somewhat locked on 27th shooting actually happened. this again happening about five hours ago right outside of the cold crush bar. it was happening some kind of broncos party. it is not clear if that still going on although we did see plenty of people wearing broncos gear. this bar is about four years old and has been in the neighborhood