and let's -- live tonight at the stadium and let's not forget attention on the former bronco now the quarterback for houston. >> reporter: yeah. of course you note ff can -- nfl schedule makers had the hand in the return of brock osweiler who took a 72 million dollar payday for the texans and not many people can blame him on that one. but now, he has to come back to denver and face his former team. now say what you nt the broncos may not even make it to the super bowl if it was osweiler and what he did filling in for manning last year. players on the denver team mostly down played the return saying they were focused on the texans than brock coming back and in the media both side showing mutual admiration for one another. >> our guys think the world of brock. you have to understand they shared a locker with him for four years three years four

-- won a championship with him and they've lot of respect for him. they are happy for him for what took place for him from a standpoint of his career and those type of things. >> i hold the four years that i had in denver that i had with the denver broncos very close to my heart. it was very special time and like i said i wish the guys nothing but the best moving forward. >> reporter: now guys it's easy to realize why broncos were down playing his return. the bigger story maybe trying to snap that. we will talk more about that coming up in sports. >> we will look forward to that michael thank you. other news new information in the investigation into the murder of a denver chef. nick lewis was found shot to death october 1st. now police arrested two 16-year- olds on charges of first-degree murder and attempted aggravated robbery. we expect to learn much more at a news conference englewood

and we learned about a guilty plea in another case athina munoz was charged with hitting and killing a couple on a motorcycle. it was last february in franktown. and investigators say munoz was drunk. brian and jacquie lehner died. she pleaded guilty to two counts of vehicular mom side while driving under the influence. four other other counts were dismissed and she will be sentenced in january. the investigation in -- shooting of a man shot on uvalda street. kelly werthmann is live. it's not clear what he he was doing in the area. >> reporter: well police are staying very tightlipped on this investigation but they did let us know today that the shooter in this case has been released. and that has the victim's family upset and demanding answers.

>> reporter: according to family he is the stranger who walked into two homes on uvalda street sunday afternoon before he was killed in this front yard. >> he is like i think i am in the wrong place but was very responsive. e it didn't seem he knew who he was or what was happening. >> reporter: asking we not reveal his identity this neighbor says the victim walked into his home and was acting zombie like. >>i don't know if he was on drugs or crazy but he seemed the second home, and was asked to leave, neighbors say the victim reached for his waistband. that's when someone shot and killed him. >> from what it looked like he was bothering hem and something must have -- him and something must have been up. >> reporter: now something that's interesting to note is that swar-- suarez's home is a few blocks away from where he was shot. his sister believes was

us any other details in this case. so it's not clear if this was a shooting in the act of self- defense. live in aurora kelly werthmannrcbs-- cbs-- werthmann cbs4 news. list arrested michael lewis for first-degree murder and possession of a weapon ep he said someone broke into his home and that he had to shoot him. that victim 53-year-old thomas johnson junior was shot in the head and legs. police are still and extensive arrest record. he shouldn't have had a gun. and campaign news early voting is underway in colorado and 6 other states and those who prefer to vote in person lied up today. >> jamie leary shows us there are plenty of ways to cast yourballots now. >> reporter: there are so many ways to vote. just outside the building the 24 hour ballot drop off box

in their ballots. if you come to arapahoe county to vote in person, this is what to expect. the lovely election registration judges are here to help you can register and vote in person if you want to groob a ballot and you can do -- grab a ballot you be do the paper or nesty tablets. it's an efficient be the way to vote. if you come to -- efficient way to vote. if you come to vote it will take up to 15 minutes to fill out the ballot. >> we did see lines in 2012 and we the case this year. obviously with any election you learn a few things. you learn how to manage the lines better and how to keep the flow of voters going just a little quicker and we implemented a couple tools on our website so that voters can have realtime wait time indicators so they can take a look and we encourage them to take a peek on election day at wait times. >> reporter: there are 64 counties actually that are opening the doors today for in

early start, do that. so far of the many ways to vote 9,000 ballots have been cast in the state of colorado. in arapahoe county jamie leary, cbs4 news. hillary clinton and donald trump are focusing their campaigns on the key swing states. trump is midway through a big blitz in florida. >> there has never been a movement like this in the history of our country. >> the latest cbs news battleground tracker poll shows trump trailing clinton by 3 ts polls out there phoney. meanwhile, clinton was up in new hampshire. focusing on helping democratic congressional candidates as well as fighting trump. >> we have got to make it clear that donald is not on the side of american workers or american families. >> we checked the candidates' schedules and right now neither has anymore advice ies planned for colorado. visits planned for colorado. it's common to see actor

getting involved in the political season. tom joins us tonight and that includes well-known names here. >> reporter: we are talking about the biggest sports icons john elway and chauncey billups. elway is seen in political ads taughting amendment 71 billups appeared in denver in support of hillary clinton but can these two colorado legends have an impact on the political arena? they think so and we have two weeks to find out. two of sports heroes. john elway and chauncey billups. and now both are lending celebrity status to the campaign trail. elway in support of amendment 71 a push to make it harder to change the colorado constitution. >> they don't belong in the constitution. that's why amendment 71 deserves your vote. >> reporter: billups in support of hillary clinton. >> we are here today to endorse hillary clinton. >> reporter: monday billups

clinton. >> emnot a politician and -- i am not a politician but i am a conscious citizen. >> reporter: he says he decided to endorse clinton because of the track record and after hearing donald trump so-called locker room talk. >> to be bragging about sexual assault is just flat out disgraceful man. and i never ever been a part of a locker room like that nor will i be. >> reporter: cbs4 political amist says both billups and elway pull community in many ways. and they kind of transcend sports. >> reporter: but do the endorsements make a difference? for regular voters, probably not. but for sports fans, maybe. >> will interest -- there are voters that don't pay attention to politics and so for them to pay any attention, this probably accomplishes that. >> reporter: he says elway and billups may be able to bring

clock ticking it's no one better to have on your team so we think 20-20 a billups elway ticket. >> would be exciting thanks. >> keep us posted. and you can keep up with all the developments leading up to the election on the campaign 2016 section. cbsdenver.com and we have theinformation on mailing in the ballots. coming up pass injuries awakened when the bus slams into the back of a truck. why investigators are back on the scene today in california. ranked in the top 3 for reliability for the first time. >> and mild and dry again over the east but look at the west. a few lightning strikes as moisture mobs our way. look at the big -- moves or way. look at the big system pushing moisture our way. we will tell outchances we see some in denver. >> -- you the chances we see some in denver. >> and in an effort to lower theinfant deaths from sids the

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developing tonight the investigation into a deadly accident involving a tour bus in palm springs, california. sunday's crash killed 13 people dozens more injured. at least four are in critical condition. investigators were back on the scene to to try to recreate what happened. they did do note bus slammed. >> the back of a semi on the way back from a in the accident. an accident creates a mess in aurora a truck that hauls dumpsters tipped on a car at 23rd and emporia and the car was heavily damaged. no injuries to report. the latest now as more people are allowed back into their homes of the wild filed injunkins wild fire southwest of pueblo it got going a week ago and burned more than 18,000 acres. it is 50% contained. crews don't expect full

along with 17 outbuildings and investigators say that it was sparked by a downed power line. in tonight's "healthwatch" about 3500 babies die every year from sleep related deaths. >> now the american academy of pediatrics is issuing new recommendations for safe sleep for infants hoping to decrease deaths from sudden infant death syndrome. cbs4 health specialist kathy walsh joins us and they want babe dwrois sleep in parents dr may have more -- bibies to sleep in parents bedrooms. >> reporter: the theory is they may have more covers in an environment with another person. jessica and her meon say makes sure the 2-month-old is close by. >> so we can see her and keep an eye on her and listen to her breathing. >> reporter: that's right in step with new guidelines from the american academy of pediatrics. to help decrease the chances of sudden infant death syndrome and other sleep related deaths.

for at least the first 6 months of life. and ideally for the first year. >> the studies that were done looking at the reduction of risk of sids was done throughout the first year of life and reduction can be as much as 50%. >> reporter: the doctor says that breast feed something recommended. >> exclusively breast feed kg reduce the risk of did -- can re-- feeding can reduce the rising of sids by 07%. >> reporter: -- 70%. >> reporter: offer a pacifier should get supervised awake tummy time to promote developments her parents are doing everything they can to keep her safe including giving her her own space. >> never let her sleep in the same bed with us. it's just too dangerous. >> reporter: that way everyone sleeps better. but only for 3 to 4 hours at a time. now the recommendations remind parents that babies should be placed on their backs seeping on a firm mat -- sleeping on a

there should be no bumpers, blankets, pillows or twice in the -- toys in the cribs. >> parents have to pass the information along. thanks. this year's consumer report and youual survey on -- annual survey on automobile rye liability has something different. >> a u.s. automaker made the to three buick is number 3 behind lexus and toyota. this is the 2017 technology. brand at the bottom on the reliability scale, dodge chrysler fiat and ram. ed green has a forecast and ed is crazy warm. >> it's very warm again today. it was 73 mckie yesterday and saturday 8 -- 73 and yesterday it was 84. what is all this green stuff? if you look to the west that's showers pushing up into the area. even a couple thunderstorms you

along the eastern border area. big old system sits off the west coast. and that is pushing a cold front in and that's helping the showers push our way. now, we don't have much going on back east. but as you see all the high pressure keeping the cool air to the north, but also helping to pump up some of the moisture. let's go back to the colorado weather center with lauren and is this moisture for real? >> it is for real and it's not going to bring us a ton but we will take anything that we can get. so we are riding the jet stream through the northern part of -- just to the north of colorado. heou going to bring some moisture our way. there's a lot of high pressure down to the south. so swing up moisture and it keeps us on the war and sunny side for the front range to the eastern planes. and there's a low pressure system bringing moisture to starts. parts of the state a little bit is coming our way. there's a chance for snow heading towards the high country. you could see some tonight through tomorrow. most areas are above 10,000 feet. and maybe picking up a coupleinchesp more more --

central -- inches in the central mountains mostly. we have been so dry that we will take whatever we can get. ed, that warm weather is going to continue for us in denver too. >> we had it today. 17 degrees above normal. both locations at 79. should be at 62 for a high this time of year. 82 is the record. 44 and 41 are the lows. should be at 34. 8 from 1887 is the coldest on this date. 67s found from the weather watchers in silver thorn and south denver. we longmont 80 degrees. 76s both locations again east 13 for the wind and dry 14% humidity and barometer is on the way down. here we go from lauren a broncosrise you see all the orange in there. just from golden and here's a bronco sunset from rod and take a look at this. i like this. outside the wine cellars this is brock brock who's there? von miller. i think so.

low 50s over the eastern plains. 30 and 40s out west. temperatures in the 40s and 50s and for tomorrow, another warm day around here. 60, 70s, will 80s for the east. in the the high country 60s and out west 60s to 70 degrees. here is the forecast for tonight. we will look for increasing clouds 49 and 48 the overnight lows. and then for tomorrow, mostly cloudy, could see a couple isolated or scattered showers around and again above 11,000 feet snow in the mountains. just -- several days we don't see a lot of change. 79 by thursday. and back into the mid-70s for friday and saturday and after tomorrow, with only an isolated shower we are dry all the way thanks for the. >> thanks for the brock, brock joke. >> pretty good. no one said defensing the super bowl championship would be easy. >> broncos are finding that out early in the season. coming up, how the teams are

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time to big game. one we have been looking forward to. >> yes so much hype around brock os wyle are but it's a big moment for the broncos. no one thought winning back to back super bowls would be easy but broncos started 4-0 and seemed like the formula they used last year would work this year but there serene no team has suck -- there is a reason no one defense the title so you

adversity. broncos have lost 2 in row and in both defeats, they didn't look like a super bowl contender. the question was that a bump in the road or a sign of more problems ahead. >> it's hard in this league. everybody is good. games are really close. you know, last couple weeks we didn't play good enough to win and we have to give atlanta and san diego cred it. now we are facing a good team. first place team and we have to play better. >> we want to figure that out as much as everybody else. once we do that's when we last year we figured it out and bounced back and had the season we had. so it's on us to figure it out. and we got houston to break the loser streak. >> and we will have more broncos coverage tonight at 6. i thought it was a great quote from pete carroll, he said he never had been in football tie before and his brain didn't know how to process what emotion he should be feeing. i don't think -- feeling i doesn't think either team was feeling great after settling for the 6-6 tie.

first the cardinals kick here missed a 24-yard field goal off the post and seahawks missed one from 27 yards out. this much we know seattle russell wilson he doesn't like ties. >> i wish there was a better way to end the game than a tie. i have my solutions. maybe i am suggest those later. i don't believe in ties. so, yeah i don't know. it just-- i guess it's better than a lo >> his solution was to have a field goal kick off like a soccer shoot out. i don't think fans would like that though. >> you know he mark that game was so painful to watch, we are expecting just a great game between the two really good teams. didn't happen. >> yet oddly rivetting because it was close and so bad. >> there you go. at least it was a nail biter. thanks very much. >> the game tonight will not be

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