she took driving the kids very seriously. that is the husband of a school bus driver who lost her life at a crash at denver international airport. for the first time he is talking about a heartbreak of losing his wife. >> the team was coming back from playing in califoonia. three coaches at this hour are still recovering with significant injuries. >> we have team coverage fo husband. russell haythorn is out at the airport show us the confusion. first mark doyle gives us the report of what happened and what kids are saying today at school. >> reporter: it's a difficult time for kids at the school that look up to these teachers and coaches. everyone is left with one big question. jesse was on bus number two when he and other teammates

>> bus to left and bus one way around. we kept going straight and then on the speaker they said turnaround bus number one crashed. >> reporter: the team was returning from a football game in california when investigators say bus number one driven by 43-year-old kerry chopper left e terminal with players on board only to return to the terminal minutes later where she ran into a garage support pillar. >> my questions scene is why? do we know why that occurred? nobody is certain. >> reporter: the report says she died from blunt force injuries but we would never know if the medical emergency led to the crash. all players on the bus have been released from hospital's the coaches are still getting treatment. >> diesel when i looked up to.

mcrib is my marketing teacher and i'm really upset that happened to them. >> reporter: students can only do one thing. >> play it one day t a time. once everybody starts recovering getting better e get ready. >> reporter: the cheerleader teams are getting students together packages for these families. all activities and the dance for homecoming week are still on. the district will make a decision about the game in a few days. they need to evaluate a few of the players to make sure they can play. mark boyle denver7 . >> family members of the bus driver killed are obviously in morning. they are hoping for answers.

that headquarters where she worked. direction loved being a bus driver. she had no known medical issues and the district said she passed her last physical in may. i just spoke to her husband and he describes a devoted wife of 22 years. a loving mother of four and grandmother of one who started driving a bus to supplement their family income. she was also a professional cake decooator. she loved it -- de bus for occasions. the family learned about the crash from text messages from her students. they don't understand what happened but they said she would never intentionally put what she called her kids in harms way. >> when they were on her bus they were her kids. they all knew that. the all-new that that was mom to them. >> reporter: friends of the family have started a gofundme

website. >> there is ssill a mystery about what happened. why did the bus driver miss a turn in slam into a pillar. russell haythorn is at denver international airport. some of the most seasoned travelers are telling you driving to the airport can be confusing. >> reporter: there are plenty of signs here at dia. nobody is arguing with that. it could be part of the problem. too many similar signs confusing drivers as they approached the airport. like debra. e who travel often >> airports are confusing places to drive regardless of where you are. >> i will drive in them and i'm always calling someone and i don't know where i'm going. >> reporter: the bus driver had already picked up the kids but for some unknown reason was returning to the east terminal.

ttrn barreled right into this concrete pillar. if she had kept going less than 50 yards later she would not have had the clearance to get into level iv. it's only nine feet six inches. the roof of the bus would've hit the next floor up. and airport spokesman told us that drivers have three opportunities to turn around before getting to level iv. the airport signs are abundantly clear. while that may be true -- >> the first time i came here i nt when i meant to go into the parking garage. >> reporter: frequent-flier say this airport can be confusing and could be more clearly marked. >> all the signs are blue-and- white. if they had different colors for different areas that could help. >> reporter: interestingly we've learned that two other school bus drivers who were on their way out after the crash to pick up the students also got lost.

had to help them back out. that perhaps highlights the problem. live at dia russell haythorn denver7. >> wynwood note from the story. legacy high has been getting support from everywhere. chino hills high in california has tweeted this picturr. for up-to-the-minute news about the crash please download our new setup. administer colorado today. partly cloudy skies but this is what it looks like at the top of pike's peak. we have a lot of shower activity higher up. all of this is coming and we are expecting scattered showers over the next few hours. 60s and 70s here for the next range thanks to a cold front. are temperatures have dropped by 19 degrees.

90 degrees. today's we have 60s and 70s. we will have overnight lows in the 40s tonight. some 20s and 30s in the highest elevations. we cannot rule out snow very high up. mostly rain showers and current wind gusts are a little on the breezy side. it is gusty for the western slope in the 40 mile an hour range. we will talk about even cooler weather coming our way and i will let you know coming up. police have arrested a man accused of peeping through a teenage girls window in arvada last week. officers arrested garrett brown within 24 hours of releasing the video. turns out he had a similar accusation out of denver. the charges in that case were dropped since he stayed out of trouule for a year. with learn the identity of a man that was involved in a

investigators say he started shooting. he did not hit her, just her car window. the deputy then shot shay for twice and these hospital in critical condition. a touching support in parker for a teacher shot in the line of duty. was wounded september 2 responding to a report of a man with a glove -- gun near sierr they -- >> this is what neighbors and south denver said they deal with every single week -- weekend. car after car after car doing donuts in the parking lot of a federal. we told you about this last week. this video was shot last night. police shared -- scare off the ground once but then they came back. >> i think there catesby to be put up an arrest me to happen.

councilmembers were supposed to be with police to talk about what to do. we will keep you updated. brandon marshall loses another endorsement deal after taking in the on the national anthem. marshall said he has no regrets. he did not stand during the anthem to inequality and police brutality. he is meeting with the police chief tomorrow they will discuss issues in our community. him neighbors -- neighbors are getting fed up with students parking in their neighborhood.

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regis university students tell us the campaign parking at school even though they are paying $400 a year. now parking is not just a student problem. >> reporter: nearly everyone we talked to hear a regis university tells me they've had campus area. regis tells me that he -- they have recently implemented a system that it is not working for everyone. when college senior nick the pollen is driving to regis university schoolwork is not on his mind. >> i go to school 20 or 30 minutes i had just a driver on the block trying to find a way -- a place to park. >> reporter: he did not pay for the $400 parking permit.

be free. >> it was an abrupt increase. it used to be zero and the brought it up to 400 immediately. it is pretty expensive. >> reporter: last year officials started charging students $400 a year to park on campus. >> it will help us eventually get a parking system. >> reporter: students are not always guaranteed a spot and nick who chooses to park in the residential areas is not graded >> of come back to my car after class to a note that says please don't ever parker again. >> reporter: one student says -- one neighbor says things are getting worse to the point where she has to put a sign outside her home. >> we are being punished and we pay our property taxes. >> reporter: university officials told me that there

certain spots. for electric cars fell for the future? the more we pay at the pump the more we look for cheaper options. as gas prices drop so do sales of electric vehicles. sales of the toyota hybrid fell 26% is your. >> overall it is a trend when gas prices fall consumers will purchase larger vehicles are be more inclined to purchase a gas powered vehicle. that said a lot of consumers tend to think long-term in terms of savings and benefits of the electric vehicles that will always be there. >> in the meanwhile the parent company of mercedes vans is

police were busy cracking down on dui drivers. 964 drivers across our state were arrested for dui. the enforcement. ran from august 19 to september 6. natural gas prices have stayed relatively low but more analysts are warning that could soon shift. increased and production could hike up our gas bills this winter. say it isn't ss. we already have cooler air settling in. we had about a 20 degree drop from yesterday. we have had scattered showers move across the area. this is a picture from pike's peak. the top of the is getting soaked right now. we see some ice crystals passed in -- passing by there as well.

come from northwest across the state. we are expecting more showers across the denver area as we go through the night. you can really see the difference the cold front made from denver to greeley to sterling. we had a 20 to 25 degree drop next to the cold front pushing through. even though we were at 90 degrees yesterday today we were only in the 70s. the winds have been a little bit gusty. the western slope has had as high as 48 miles per hour. it's pretty gusty and ool. temperatures in the upper 60s right now. it lloks like tomorrow as the cooler air settles in highs will be in the upper 60s to -- a few storms tonight as i mentioned cooler tomorrow with highs in the upper 60s. the 70s make a comeback away level things out for the rest of the week.

all the way into denver. we had spotty showers at times and then the sun comes through the clouds father -- further to without development of shower activity with none of an severe. for the western part of our state off and on showers in the heat of the day. we also have gusty winds. flag warniig ffr grand junction. almost all of utah ask in a red flag warning. that is still an issue in western colorado. here in denver we will have overnight lows in the upper 40s but mostly in the 50s. tomorrow only in the 60s for our day and we will have scattered showers since the afternoon. as you had to the bus stop sign the kids out with a jacket. it will only get to 65 as you are headed home. it will be cooler with scattered showers.

see some rain along the corridor. we will see another band coming in tomorrow afternoon and evening. it looks like it will be a little soggy into tomorrow afternoon and scattered showers on wednesday. overnight lows in the upper 40s today. tomorrow only in the 60s for this afternoon highs. it's a big drop from what we had over the weekend. highs for ttmorrow in the upper 60s to around 70 toward winter rk and estes park. temperature in the mid to upper 60s and 70s for higher elevations and 70s for colorado -- southeastern colorado. 67 degrees forest tomorrow with a chance of rain. 70s through the remainder of the week but we will start to dry it out as we get to friday. saturday and sunday are absolutely beautiful. those are our bright spots with sunny skies. it will be partly cloudy dry and sunny with ooernight lows right around 50 degrees.

the way and we were even ttings out here a little bit. it has been tumultuous over the last 24 hours. >> the weekend looks fabulous. >> that's what i like also. now to the tribute that everyone is talking about. the corn maze celebrating the broncos super bowl victory. i want to linger on that for a little bit. look at that. it is certainly the field fit gary kubiak watch the film of trevor siemian's performance

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welcome to 7 sports extra. the broncos took the weekend off to enjoy their victory over the panthers. now it is back to business. practiie today to get ready for the colts on sunday. demaryius thomas did not practice today is the injured hip got treatment over the weekend. it will be back on wednesday. bennie fowler was back in this was kind of a big deal when peyton manning was here going against a team. trevor siemian against the panthers was down by 10 points in the fourth quarter but came back to get the w. gary kubiak said he watched the film and came back impressed. >> he was pretty consistent with what he did.

i like the fact that he moved in may 2 first downs with his feet. he never got rattled being down 10 point there some guys that will get down and you have to maintain your composure. i really think for the first time out it was a good outing for him. >> brandon marshall says he will continue to take any during the national anthem. centurylink terminated its endorsement agreement with the linebacker. maha any sleep over that. is doing what he believes in and the site -- and despite the backlash he still believes in a. >> i'm here to spread positivity. i am a likable guy. i was once a fan favorite for a reason. it's cool because people can call me things and cassat me

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