overnight. scavengers were going through a trash bin and realized something looked suspicious and reported it to police. one of the devices explosives while a bomb squad robot tried to disarm it. that shows you the power of the devices. investigators suspended all trains going through elizabeth on amtrak and new jersey transit lines were also suspended there. now, let's take aiv fbi and other law enforcement agencies are focusing on their attention on a building with a business and apartments above it. not clear yet whether this is connected to the discovery of those five pipe bombs at that transit station last night. this morning authorities reported finding another suspicious package at union station in manhattan. the scene has been cleared this morning. connected to the saturday bombing in new york. it injured 29 people. surveillance video shows people running for cover after a pressure cooker bomb exploded. this left nearly again 30 people hurt. police also found a second pressure cooker device four blocks away. so far city leaders are not calling the entire incident an act of terrorism. >> we have more work to do to be able to say what kind of motivation was behind this. was it a political motivation? >> investigators are also trying to figure out whether the chelsea bombing is connected to another explosion that happened saturday in see side park nj unanimously. it happened before a marine corp. charity run. luckily regulations administration problems delayed the event. the explosion may have used a cell phone as a trigger just like the devices found in new spree in saint cloud, minnesota. the fbi is calling that a potential act of terrorism. it left nine people hurt on saturday night and all of them fortunately are expected to survive. a 20 year old man dressed as a private security guard went into the cross roads center on saturday night and used a kitchen knife to hurt nine people. an off duty police and killed him. a islamic news facility is calling him a soldier of the islamic state. the community is condemning the attack. pueblo police are looking for a young mother and son who may be in danger. 2 year old and 21 year old were last seen together on thursday. police say they were in the plate number of a 109832. passengers stuck on a plane that veered off a runway at dia are now in reno this morning. no one was hurt. the flight ended up in a grassy area after the brakes failed and that forced the pilot to use reverse thrust. >> the and we realized we were slowing down than going faster and then the airplane stopped suddenly. >> they towed the plane out of the grass and the passengers used stairs to get off the plane on to the tarmac and a bus took them into the concourse and another plane left for reno around 10:00. 6:04 on this monday morning. time for weather and traffic. lauren starts us off here. good morning, 64 in denver and 49 in limon. cool spots in the high country. still seeing the numbers on the map is a little like fall. 49 in avon and 35 in craig and 33 in alamosa. 54 in grand junction. in glenwood springs, 43 and our weather watcher says skies are crystal clear. skies again are clear at the satellite and radar. clouds in larimer county but that's it. for your bus stop forecast this kids ready for school, nice temperatures in the 50s. let's check in with joel, good morning. an accident in the eastbound direction of i-70. it's blocking the far left lane. take a look at the pictures from copter4. two cars involved in the accident. the white car not much left of the back end of the car. you can see the heavy police presence we have and the behind this. if you're coming from the west heading in the eastbound direction take a look at the map. you can see the delays and that solid line of red as everybody moves to single file in the eastbound direction from colfax. 6th and colfax are your best options. keep in mind you have to head in the northbound direction before i-25 to avoid the heaviest part of the traffic. taking a look across the denver metro area, an accident f along there and a stall in the southbound direction of i-25 as you get to 6th. if you're about to get in your car, turn on our partners for the latest traffic and cbs4 weather together. tonight people will say goodbye to the wife and mother of four killed in a bus crash at memorial service is happening right here this evening. there's still questions surrounding what actually led to the crash. the husband of the 43 year old says the coroner says she had an enlarged heart and may have had a heart attack. his wife had no known health issues at the time of the crash. bus drivers are required to undergo a department of transportation medical exam every two years and she pd she was a grandmother and mother to four children. josh says she loved her job. the memorial is open so anybody can come here and pay respects tonight at 6:00 p.m. there's a gofundme page to help with the funeral expenses and so far it's raised 25 thousand dollars of a total 30 thousand dollars requested. the investigation is still active and an official cause of the crash has yet to be revealed. cbs4 news. army national guard contractors are looking for unidentified devices. the army has been recovering shells left over from artillery practice from 1912 to the late 1930s when green mountain was used for practice. the work is in mesa view estates neighborhood areas. crews previously found explosives at hayden park. city council members hope to move forward on a plan to situation. there's a final reading on a proposed housing fund. city council members passed two measures last week, a proposed (15) 000-0000 plan raises fees to build affordable housing. an alternate measure delays the fees and tax increase by a year. city council members will revisit the plan tonight at 5:30 at the city and county building. >> the focus shifts to the bengals after the broncos beat the colts 34-20. mark haas and michael spencer break down the game. >> von miller, von miller has him and the ball is free, picked up by shane ray to the five and touchdown denver. miller wrecks the colts. >> denver has salted this thing away. >> reporter: broncos have a 34-20 win. miami mark haas and all week hear about how they're dirty and how they can't stop andrew luck and then they go out on sunday and stop andrew luck. not able to get to him last year. they scored two defensive touchdown. the denver in this win, the von miller stripped luck and shane ray went in for the touchdown. >> that's what we live for. i'm a pass rusher and whenever you can go out there and do your job, that's why they brought me into the organization to do. it feels great to live up to it and live up to the expectations that we have for ourselves on defense and on this side, it feels greato get a win like we did today. >> the broncos defense is key in another big win from denver. >> he says we the media can keep calling them dirty because it intimidates the other team. >> the broncos take on the bengals sunday in cincinnati and you can catch the action right here on cbs4 starting at 11:00 a.m.. one of the best quarterbacks in football history has his number retired now. elway's number seven jersey. visit cbsdenver.com for highlights on the ceremony and you can also read about the other two jerseys retired by the broncos. wouldn't think anybody would go near that one. it's 6:11 now. reports of a weird noise coming from the iphone. there is now a suspect in the new york han hah tan naturalized citizen from afghanistan. -- -- manhattan. a live look outside with lauren. mother nature celebrating the broncos win. temperatures are warm. 64 here in denver. it's warm from the front range to the eastern plains. not so much to the west. 64 in denver and 52 in burlington and ray and in the high country a lot of gunnison and 54 in grand junction. a little windy along bertha pass. breezy here in denver and we may see winds up to 25 miles per hour. so not terribly windy but definitely a breeze. clouds in larimer county. this west of us on the dry and clear side. high pressure is dominating the west so for today we're dry and unseasonably warm. south of baja a tropical storm and the remnants of that are bringing moisture up to southern colorado tomorrow and through wednesday. maybe even into thursday. an increase in cloud cover tomorrow, mostly sunny skies heading our direction and hot with temperatures in the 90s and upper 80s. not much activity today, man a few clouds here and there. more clouds building into the west and some of those heading towards the denver area. a chance for rain and snow down temperatures today looking at 91 in denver and 88 in boulder and 89 in burlington and in the high country a lot of 70s and low 80s. mid to upper 80s on the western slope. for your five day forecast, 88 degrees and more cloud cover and sunny skies on wednesday with rain in the southern part of the state. good morning, a traffic alert we're following from the west part of town making your way into the eastbound direction. allow some extra time this morning because we have only one a lot of folks exiting the eastbound direction of i-70 at youngs field. a two car accident, one is sideways on this drive. a mess for folks coming out of the hills. the back ups to colfax. 6th avenue an alternate along kipling to access back on to i-seven. across the denver metro area, lights malfunctioning. here's a look at drive times from the west. golden to denver speeds dipping into the 30s. c-470 out to i-25. >> a monday krooif. thank you, joel. self-driving cars. maybe that would help us out with the monday drive. i-phone 7 drivers are reporting hissing sounds. this is the news on wall street. jill wagner is live at the new york stock exchange for us. good morning, the markets reopen after a volatile trading days. the nasdaq lost five and the markets finished higher for the week. investors wait sh for the policy meeting starting rr be held and we'll learn if the feds think the economy is strong enough for an interest hike. pipeline bursts in alabama is leaking hundreds and thousands gallons of gas. it could affect supplies in five states, alabama, george yorj and the tennessee and the carolinas. the future of lyft is driving itself. most of the rides provided by lyft will be in self-driving convenience of raid sharing cars will make car ownership a thing of the past. the iphone 7s are sold out but some users have taken to the social media complain of a hissing sound especially subjected to a heavy processor workload. let's get to monday's top stories now. already questions about when the possible terrorism in the new york area or whether is connected here to the un general assembly meeting in new york. president obama is set to address world leaders in new york today as the state and government is expecting the crisis in syria and the importance of building a global coalition to defeat isis. all this is going on while it's busy in new york. terrorism will likely take center stage for the presidential race this week. both candidates plan to stop in and donald trump in florida. the latest battleground tracker pole finds clinton and trump in a virtual tie across key states including colorado. the broncos brandon marshall is holding firm in his protests during the national anthem. he refused to stand for the second time before the colts game. he's protesting social injustice. ooel he's not saying what ooel do before sunday's bengals game. 64 degrees in let's get over to the weather watchers, good morning. good morning, well don 49 degrees in mesa this morning. ,, in one door - a member of congress. out another - a high-paid lobbyist. ess as usual. i consider it wrong. that's why i'm fighting for a new law to permanently ban former members of congress from ever becoming lobbyists. i'm michael bennet security wait time is 25-30 minutes at dia. morning. this is northbound i-santa fe to northbound i-25 with all the left portion of that, and it's just a mess anyway. looks like they're clearing that out of the way and both lanes will be open and moving. not our only trouble spot from the west in the eastbound direction of i-70. the far left lane gets by. several cars involved in an accident. the tow truck has arrived on scene and heavy police big delays behind that. this long line extending back to colfax and 6th to kipling is your alternate. this is coming from the west in the eastbound direction. speeds into the 30s. 25 minutes to c-470 to i-25. let's get a preview of what you see on cbs this morning coming up here's charlie rose. we're in new jersey where more explosives were found being questioned in connection with the new york bombing. we'll talk with the governor. see you at 7:00. we are following developments by the minute here on cbs4, gail king and charlie rose coming up. 64 degrees this morning. a very warm day as summer wraps up. coming up next, a little girl does her part to help her friend hiding in a closet during a house fire. this morning kubiak's post game message to the team in the locker room after being beating the colts just out we'll show you. breaking news out of new york city this morning. the governor now says the manhattan bomb that happened on saturday in chelsea could be an act of terrorism with a foreign connection. >> the fooish put out this photo of a man they want to talk to in chelsea on saturday night. this is 28-year old ahmad khan rahami. he's a naturalized citizen from afghanistan. investigate gators say a pressure cooker device buzz --. >> the story gets more complicated. more brek breaking news this morning cht police found five devices inside a backpack outside a train station in elizabeth, new jersey. two men were scavenging trash cans and reported seeing the devices. they saw wires and a pipe coming out of the trash. one device exploded while a bomb squad robot was trying to disarm it. that is what itoo no one was hurt after this happened. investigators suspended all trains going on elizabeth station on am traj and new jersey lines. commuter trains are resuming service this morning. live to elizabeth, new jersey and police are out pseudoa business. the fbi is law enforcement are focusing their attention on a building with parptly a business and apartments above it. right now it's not clear whether to the discovery of the five pipe bombs found overnight. a report coming up at 6:45 this morning. hang with us here on cbs4. back here at home, a wife and mother of four will be laid to rest today. this woman was killed when she crashed a school bus with student football players and coaches on board at dia. jamie leary is live ahead of carrie choppers funeral at crest roads church in north yeah, the memorial expected to draw tons of support. the community has raised 25,$000, nearly 26,000 to help the chopper family with funeral costs. -- -- $25,000. she leaved behind her husband josh, a grand child and four children. the memorial is open so anybody can come to pay respects. it will happen here at cross is saying about a possible health condition carry has that may lead to the crash. a little girl is raising money for a friend seriously hurt in a house fire in lakewood. i first told you about the story a couple weeks ago. firefighters rescued a five year old girl from inside a house on west vasser way hiding in a closet. she's still in the hospital. her neighbor to help. she's selling apple juice and cider. >> everyone got out fine except for her. >> she knew what she wanted. just helped her set it up and kept her company out here. >> and you helped me pour it. >> i helped her pour too. >> dad helped with a little bit of the pouring. she's raised $350 yesterday and has plans to set up again this afternoon. broncos hope to improve to bengals next weekend. they beat the colts 34-20. what gary kubiak had to say to the team in the locker room after the game. >> that was a big time gut check. congratulations, that's a great start. one game ball. most interception returns in the history of the denver broncos. nonstop. broncos take on the bengals sunday in cincinnati and the game starts at 11:00 a.m. sports reporter romi beam has the analysis coming up in a few minutes. let's get a check on weather and traffic on the 4's. a gorgeous sunrise here in denver. looking at temperatures in the 64 in denver. gorgeous sunrise and it's our final monday of the summer season. fall starts on thursday. 64 in denver. 49 in limon and 52 in burlington. 54 in grand junction. taking a look at temperatures coming in. 60 in north westminster and on satellite and radar a few clouds near fort collins. the rest of us are on the dry side this morning. taking a quick look at the b looking great, mid to upper 50s so nice for us but cooler to the west. if you're living in the high country, more of a sweat shirt or jacket kind of morning. futurecast showing clear skies and mostly sunny skies and breezy for us this afternoon and evening. overnight skies get cloudier to the west and looking at more cloud cover tomorrow afternoon here in denver as well with rain in the southern part of the state. temperatures today looking at 90 and 90s to the east. taking a look at our air pattern, high pressure dominating for us and cooler air heading our way by the middle of the week and into the end of the week. much chillier temperatures to the north. 90 by the end of the week. in the 70s. let's check in with joel, good morning. a couple big trouble spots. seems they are getting better as we get to the heart of the rush direction of i-225 making your way out to i-25 this morning and we're starting to see that load up a bit. here's the trouble spot we have been watching eastbound along i-70 from the west at young field and 32nd there. you're not able to exit off so they cleared the traffic before. the left lane getting by they have cleared this off on to the ramp so you're not able to exit on to 32nd or young field. you can see the big delays approach to kipling. a lot of folks using that as an alternate this morning. you can head in the northbound direction of kipling but now you can get by it's best to wait it out and should be a better drive. here we are across the denver metro area. an earlier trouble spot on the ramp from santa fe to northbound that's been cleared. new trouble along parker road to the south of i-225. it's running slow and westbound along i-70 from i-225 r we're seeing slowing in the usual spots in the westbound direction of i-76 eastbound along i-2709. here's the slowing in the eastbound direction, speeds dipping down into the 20s that is a 36-minute drive, a mess of a drive getting into town as you're coming from the east, a little bit of a different situation. southbound along i-225 speeds dipping down into the 20s so about children taking a popular painkiller. the american academy of pediatrics finds evidence linking codeine to deadly breathing reactions. doctors say children metabolize the drug faster than adults. experts fear children may experience dangerous problems. new research may change the way parents feed their babies. many parents are skipping spoon feeding six month old babies pureed foods and them feed themselves solid foods. now a new study in pediatrics suggests babies fed this way are less likely to choke than babies fed the traditional way. researchers remind parents not to offer foods considered a choking hazard. this year will mark two decades since jonbenet ramsey was murdered. tonight rick sallinger takes a look at the official investigation and where it stands today. help. >> we have a kidnapping, hurry please. >> reporter: a grand jury wanted to charge the girl's parents but now the family has been cleared. what does it all mean? >> we would love to solve the case and file charges and sur sue it. >> reporter: are boulder police any closer to finding the killer of jonbenet ramsey? >> we have not and will not give up. >> watch the latest on the jonbenet ramsey tonight at 10:00 right here. oofshlths the third part of the of jonbenet ramsey airs tonight before cbs news at 5:00. catch the other segment as well starting at #k89 right here on cbs4. coming up next, police say they are looking for a man in connection to the weekend's new york explosion. they call him armed and dangerous. we're live from new york city plus an update on the raids after more devices turn up in that skidded off the runway at dia. a little bit of orange thanks to the broncos victory. they face the bengals this sunday. mark haas has highlights from yesterday's games against the colts. the broncos know how to win close games. even when it seems like they're dominating. it mow game -- -- somehow. demarcus ware had a big play early but broncos had to settle for a field goal on that drive. broncos only scoring one touchdown on offense in the second quarter. cj anderson with his third of the year. third quarter demarcus ware collides with von miller. he fractured his elbow and not sure if he will miss time. fourth quarter were up three when aqib talib picks off andrew his fifth since coming to denver. the colts were back within six and had the ball and von miller took a play out of his super bowl play book. broncos got the win 34-20 and broncos are 2-0. they will face their first road test this week when they travel to take on the cincinnati bengals. have a good one. welcome back. our final monday of summer. from look out mountain, a few clouds and overall clear. this view from pikes peek is neat this morning. you can see this clouds at the same level. clear skies in the foothills and a nice start to the day. it's our final monday of the summer season. fall starts on thursday. our weather watcher team reporting 38 degrees in alamosa. that's a cool spot out there. we'll talk about heat today and a cool down by the end of the week monday morning commute. we're tacking a look at copter4. this is affecting both sides of the highway. you got a car off to the side and this is not our only trouble spot out there unfortunately. we are working to get a location on this from copter4 this morning. this highway drive has been a mess. take a look in the eastbound direction of i-70 making your way into town towards i-25. this is near 32nd and this is an earlier accident blocking off lanes. still have delays back to colfax because of that. it's been a tough drive. thank you very much. a lot of breaking news in the new york metro area this morning. last night police found five devices in a backpack near a train station in elizabeth, new jersey outside of new york. it turned up as scavengers were going through a trash bin. they realized something looked suspiciousnd 0. >> that is one device exploding in error while a bomb squad tried to disarm it. the manhattan bombing in chelsea could be an act of terrorism with a foreign connection. hena daniels is live for us in >> reporter: good morning, there's an ongoing police presence here and we're told the nypd is on heightened alert this morning. let me tell you about the suspect. police say he's 28 years old and a u.s. citizen and lives in new jersey. police this morning are saying he is armed and dangerous. the fbi is now looking for this man, 28-year old ahmad khan rahami, sources suspect in the manhattan bombing and he's harmed and dangerous. authorities in new jersey suspended train service overnight after a backpack with five suspicious devices inside was found at a train station in elizabeth. the city's mayor says one of the devices went off unintentionally as the bomb squad inspected it. the bomb squad took several people into custody during a with saturday night's explosion. the surveillance video shows people running for cover after the pressure cooker bomb was set off. so far city officials are not alling the indent an act of terrorism. >> we have more work to do to say what kind of motivation was behind this. >> intelligence experts are pointing to connections between the chelsea attack and the boston marathon bomb. a pressure cocker device used in the 2013 marathon attack. officials say the device found in new york had cell phones attached. >> that's a step up in sophistication. that gives them the ability to detonate the thing from anywhere and it's very troubling. >> investigators are trying to figure out whether the chelsea bomb is connected to another explosion saturday in new jersey which also may have used a cell phone as a trigger. >> reporter: police believe this new york are related. there are reports that ahmad khan rahami was seen at both locations on the surveillance video. back to you. >> so we had those devices found in new jersey in elizabeth and now there's a police raid in the same community. hena daniels, what do you know? >> they deemed the train station safe a few hours ago and then we heard reports that the fbi was conducting raids at a nearby business. it's some kind of fried if this business and ahmad khan rahami have any connection. there's an attached apartment to that restaurant that ahmad khan rahami may have been living in. the fbi is conducting an investigation there now. >> we appreciate you bringing this report. seems luke a fluid situation constantly changing so thank you for the latest information. we'll continue to stay on top of this story and bring you updates. world leaders can expect extra police presence in the new york city for the united nations after the recent explosions. president obama is addressing world leaders today for the last time and expected to discuss the crisis in syria and the importance of building a global coalition to defeat isis. people showing support for the family of a mother of four killed in a bus crash at dia. we have been sharing stories of the bus crash that left and players injured. >> reporter: the community has been rallying around the family 43 year old carrie chopper. more than 25 thousand dollars has been raised to help the family cover funeral expenses. there are still questions to what led to the cause of the crash. her husband says the coroner told him that she had an enlarged heart and may have had a heart attack. this came as a surprise to josh who says his wife had no known crash. bus drivers are required to undergo department of transportation medical exam every two years. she passed a physical exam back in may. she was a grandmother and mother to four children and had been working for the district for four years. josh says she absolutely loved her job. the memorial is open and will happen here at cross roads church this evening at 6 p.m. there's a gofundme page as well. you can find the link on our website at cbsdenver.com. the investigation is ongoing so far has revealed no official cause of the crash. live in thornton, jamie leary, cbs4 news. thank you for that. passengers say the brakes failed on a united airlines plane at dia and caused them to veer off the runway into a grassy area. the passengers are safe in reno this morning and the good news is no one is hurt but the trouble led to a delay of almost around 7:00. the brakes failed forcing if pilot to use the emergency reverse engine. crews towed the praen out of the grass and a bus took passengers to another concourse where another plane left for reno around 10:00. only two games in but i'm saying broncos defense just might be the best its been this year. i said it. >> bold move. >> they face the bengals next. the offense still has work but yesterday trevor siemian did enough. >> he did. although there were a lit of issues i think. romi is the expert in studio this monday morning. one thing is for certain. we can say the defense was on fire yesterday. >> we can and allen, i'm on your panl. it might be the best ever. look at that depth. if there was any doubt in anyone's mind if the broncos defense could power the aefrpt to repeat as super bowl champions just as it powered can file the worry away. the broncos d which scored five touchdowns in 2015 was at it again when they scored two of the three touchdowns. aqib talib's 46-yard interception broke open the broncos defense. the colts unable enough drives with touch touchdown. aqib talib's score came early in the fourth quarter and got things rolling for the broks. shane ray finished off when he scooped up a fumble von miller forced on the colts quarterback, andrew luck and returned it 15 yards for the final score. the broncos sacked andrew luck just once but yesterday they sacked him five times including three by your super bowl mvp, eight touchdowns in the broncos last seven home games. he scored the only touchdown on offense and powered a broncos run game that pounded out 134 yards. another big thing -- he kept the heat off the quarterback trevor siemian who was sacked just once. up next the broncos head to cincinnati to take on the bengals. the biggest concern is if demarcus ware will be able to play. yesterday he broke his right forearm and will be examined by doctors today and the or if they can just cast him back out if you don't have good luck, you don't have any luck at all. >> very true. >> hear from romi on weekday morns and evening with denver sports 760. good morning, a beautiful vie from our roof top camera here in denver. skies are clear and a few high clouds and that's really about it. let's get to it this morning. season for us. 64 in denver and 48 in burlington. cooler in the high country at 39 in avon and leadville and 32 in gunnison and 54 in grand junction. on our satellite and radar, skies are clear and a few clouds in the northern part of the state. the rest of us are clear and we stay that way today but some changes are on the horizon. you see this tropical storm bringing up moisture to the may get some of that in southern colorado and notice an increase in cloud cover. for today, munsz and very dry for us. unseasonably warm temperatures and it may get breezy for us this afternoon. overnight tonight, clouds from that storm are heading our direction and some rain in the southern part of the state tomorrow afternoon and evening and snow down there as well. here in denver we notice an increase in cloud cover as well. 88 in boulder and 89 in fort # 89 in grand junction. cooler by the end of the week and cooler air will sink down from the north. there are changes on the horizon. 88 tomorrow and the first day of fall is on thursday. 77 on friday. straight out to copter4 and a traffic alert we're following near c-470 just past santa fe and you can see that left lane has been affected as you have a car that's partially off to the shoulder now in the there off to the left shoulder not causing any delays there. take a look -- this is where it's at. you can see slowing in the eastbound direction up the hill there and it's slow around chatfield state park before wadsworth. here we are across the denver metro area. the earlier accident we had in the eastbound direction of i-70 completely cleared out of the way. taking a look across the metro area, a couple accidents across eastbound direction. speeds into the 40s. 18 minutes from wadsworth to captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is monday, september 19th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? a new explosion rocks new jersey overnight when police try to detonate bombs found near a trai people near a major new york bridge overnight and questions them in connection to saturday's explosion in manhattan. surveillance video shows the moment the bomb went off. only on "cbs this morning," jeff pegues shadows cia director john brennan. he gets an up-close look at how the agency is dealing with isis and challenge to its own existence. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener."

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