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office yesterday. what happened there this morning? >> reporter: deputies reopened the boulder county sheriff's office just before 11:00 this morning after clearing the scene. fbi agents had this place shut down for a while this morning while searching that tan ford explorer you see in connection with the improvised explosive device that was found in a backpack tuesday in front of the nederland police department. taking a look at this video here that we just scene tape after finding nothing suspicious inside the suv. an fbi spokesperson says agents searched the vehicle out of an abundance of caution. when the suv's owner came forward with information. late tuesday night a sergeant coming into work saw the backpack and brought it into the station, thinking it was left there on accident. a bomb squad discovered it was

early wednesday morning. now fbi agents are conducting interviews, examining the device and working this case around the clock they say to try to determine who left it there. >> oh, it's a big deal because it's so scary. this is the center of town. it will be like fireworks. we waited and we waited and we waited. finally all we heard was a big bang. >> reporter: fbi spokesperson says there is no threat to the public right now, but they have put toge they're asking anyone who might have any information about this case to come forward. live in boulder county, melissa garcia, cbs4 news. homicide detectives are working on a deadly shooting in the 400 block of south galena last night. the identity of the man isn't out yet. campaign 2016 news today,

either assaulted them or acted inappropriately as his troubles with women seem to pile up. leaked e-mails show hillary clinton's campaign chief writing about meaty latinos. >> reporter: donald trump is on the defensive, after several women came forward with stories of how they say the republican presidential nominee touched them inappropriately in the past. >> it was a real shock when all over me. >> reporter: jessica leeds told the "new york times" trump grabbed her breasts and reached up her skirt during a flight in the 1980s. a people magazine writer wrote an account of an interview session at one of trump's resort. he was pushing me against the wall and forcing his tongue down my throat. he said he didn't include the

and it trivializes sexual assault and is a new low for where the media is willing to go for had election. and hillary clinton has her own troubles. in a 2015 e-mail called needy latinos, the chair asked hillary clinton to call fredrico who is carrying baggage,an notwithstanding the fact he can be a [bleep]. clinton blames the leaks on russian hackers supporting trump. >> it's how desperate they are. it's all they have left is pure negativity. >> reporter: more hacked e- mails were released today. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. voters in some states are casting ballots. here in colorado the ballots will be mailed out monday. today denver tested its voting

she joins us live from the testing division. >> reporter: it's a step required by state law, to make sure all the electronics are recording and counting votes properly. that wouldn't be fair if it was just the election officials doing the testing. so the democratic and republican parties selected one person each to oversee the system. they were the ones filling out the test ballots. it's a pretty long process. each had to fill out hand tally. they also test the tab let devices again, voting 25 times each. this entire process takes about three hours. i think they're still inside now. testing of the ballots, that's straightforward. another concern for officials here that they're dealing with, not just in denver, but all over is cyber security. experts say registration voter

>> all our devices and scanning equipment is on an air gaped nonnetwork system. it's not attached to the internet in any way, so there's no vulnerability in terms of getting inside this system outside of the office itself. >> reporter: this is the first presidential election where ballots are mailed outto all active voters. in colorado there are more than 3 million. if you mail yours in, put it in the mail no about 68 cents. you can vote early and in person by october 24th. the polls officially open november 8th, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. you can register to vote on the 8th during those times as well. right behind me we have a 24- hour drop box. those will open october 17th all over the state. you have to find your polling place, drop your ballot off at any drop box.

october 17th. jamie leary, cbs4 news. >> great info, thanks a lot. you can find a link to the secretary of state's office for those deadlines, as well as all of the details about donald trump's campaign stop in grand junction next week in the campaign 2016 section at cbsdenver.com. plenty of sunshine in colorado today, as we rebound from yesterday's cool day. we are back. meteorologist ashton altieri is in colorado's weather center right now. just how up, i'm curious? >> we'll be close to a record by tomorrow. for today we'll be about 25 degrees warmer than we were yesterday. wow, it's just such a nice sight to see the sun back after that rather gloomy and damp day we experienced yesterday. it was the coldest day we've had so far this season. now we're up to 72 at dia. same thing in boulder. greeley at 59 now. still warming up at a pretty good clip. 40s, 50s and 60s in the colorado high country.

clearing here as we progress through the afternoon. we're going to see a high in the mid- to upper 70s today. then by 7:00, 65. sun goes down around 6:30 this evening as the days continue to get shorter. coming up, we'll talk about that near record for tomorrow and of course your weekend outlook. it's all straight ahead. >> cool stuff. thanks a lot. now things are getting better in north carolina, but there are still flooding concerns in the aftermath of hurricane mahe with record crests forecasted for the weekend. many roads across the state are still closed there and are going be closed even after the water recedes for safety assessments. 30 red cross volunteers from colorado and montana are helping out with that flood relief. hurricane nicole is pummeling bermuda. flooding homes, snapping trees, it hit as a category 3 storm

nicole knocked out power to more than 20,000 customers. bermuda has built much of its infrastructure to withstand these dangerous hurricanes. won't be as bad there as it was in haiti. iran says it will deploy war ships off yemen, after the american military sent three cruise missiles off the coast at those rebel held sites. they were in response to two incidents this week in which an american navy war ship under fire. david martin reports. >> reporter: american war ship launched the tomahawk cruise missiles in western yemen before dawn. the white house approved the so- called self-defense strikes. the pentagon said the strikes were conducted to protect our personnel, our ships and our freedom of navigation.

on sunday and again wednesday, while sailing in international waters between yemen and east africa. state department spokesman john kirby. >> we're going to continue to urge all parties and we're going to do this by and through the u.n. special envoy to stop the violence. >> reporter: this marks the first u.s. military action targeting the rebels who are trying to over throw the government of yemen. the real measure of success will be whether it puts an end to attacks on ships. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. denver broncos preparing to take on the chargers with an interim coach tonight. the advice he's received.

the denver broncos are in san diego ready to take on the san diego chargers. but head coach gary kubiak is here at home as you know recovering from that complex migraine that sent him to the hospital. it's expected trevor siemian will be the starting quarterback tonight.

head coach here, joe de camilias will be in the spotlight. he got advice from his father- in-law, joe reeves. >> i got advice about my language that's for sure. you can guess who that came from, so i don't know about him telling me that. but coach reeves, i'm talking about. yeah, you know, you're representing the organization. but it's probably a little bit more intense i would say now. >> keeping it clean. you can watch that game here on cbs4. kickoff is at 6:25. we start at 6:00. stay with us for locker room reaction on cbs4 immediately following the game. pretty darn good -- >> that's tonight? >> san diego is a great place to be this time of year. >> sure is.

they'll top off around 70 and cool off two or 3 degrees by game time this evening and no threat for rain. beautiful weather in southern california. we'll look at that detailed forecast in just a moment. first we want to take a live look outside over downtown denver. it's so much nicer around here today compared to yesterday. each thursday the drought monitor is updated and with a little bit of rain over the past week, and of course mountain snow, i wanted to show you the drought situation actually hasn't changed at all. gotten better. about 25% of colorado under some stage of drought. for those you of us in the denver area and to fort collins, we have moderate drought in place. we want to start seeing the drought situation get better. but yesterday we had some rain, but only .01 inches of rain. today about 75. 25-degree warm up from yesterday.

we'll be close. we have 83 in the forecast. then saturday at least 77. sunday we'll be near 80. here's the 24 hour temperature change. we're 27 degrees warmer now in englewood than at this time yesterday. 34 degrees warmer now in boulder, where it's 72 currently. 71 at denver city park. and 68 on the south side of town in castle rock. looking around the state, burlington still at 61. we'll see 70s on the eastern plains this afternoon. 50s and 60s in the colorado doppler 4000 still showing a few clouds around. again, nothing like yesterday. what we have left will clear out. here's futurecast. i'm going to fast forward this through saturday morning. notice a couple of showers possibly impacting the northwest part of the state. this system will stay far enough north that denver and the front range will stay dry

north that it won't have impact on san diego's weather, where temperatures will be in the 60s for the game this evening on cbs4. along the front range, again 70s for highs. we'll see 50s and 60s for highs this afternoon in the mountains. how about 75 here in denver this afternoon? for tomorrow, 83. again, the record is 85 set back in 1962. for the weekend, it looks terrific, including for the rock and roll marathon. they the marathon itself will be coming up sunday. it looks great. there's been some chilly marathons in denver. this is not going to be one of those years. >> good running weather there. thanks a lot, ashton. to keep track of our weather on the go, cbs4 weather in your app store. new information about that sticker shock you're experiencing while buying avocados. the price has soared to as much

the highest price in three decades. the reason, a slim crop in california hit at the same time as labor and pricing disputes in mexico. coming up, the role of pizza delivery in easing a family's concerns about a grandmother after hurricane matthew. how that helped out. first live look where ,,,, before donald trump, there was mike coffman. before trump said women should be punished for having an abortion,

women who were drugged. before trump called for a ban of muslims, coffman pushed for a religious test of u.s. soldiers. and on president obama? trump: he could have been born in kenya. coffman: he's just not an american. stop mike coffman now before he gives trump more ideas. house majority pac is responsible

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dylan the 2016 prize in literature. >> bob dylan. >> reporr: the swedish academy shocked prize watchers, naming american folk icon bob dylan as the winner of this year's nobel literature prize. >> for having created new poetic expressions. >> reporter: the 75-year-old is the first songwriter to win award. the academy called his songs poetry for the ears. this performance at the white house in 2010 -- ? for the times they are achanging ? >> reporter: he has won 11 grammies, golden globe and academy award. president obama gave him the

the nobel prize is the latest accolade for the singer with humble beginnings. he was born in duluth, minnesota. ? it's blowing in the wind ? >> reporter: his early music became anthems for the american civil rights and anti-war movements. thursday's announcement is one of the few surprises in his legendary career. though for fans of his music, it's no surprise at all. tina crouse, for family in nebraska, they got creative to check on their grandmother in florida after hurricane matthew. when they could not reach claire olson, they ordered a pizza with special instructions upon delivery. >> is she there, is she okay? sounded like he was worried. >> grandma, i haven't talked to

>> her expression was priceless, whoa. >> claire has weathered her share of hurricanes in florida. she's never actually had a pizza delivery man hand her the phone so family could check on her.

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dr. phil sits down with a man convicted of stalking and harassing actress brooke shields. he spent 60 days in jail, but said he was wrongly accused and convicted. how he defenders his behavior, that's today at 4:00. is coming to the area north of downtown denver. we'll show you what is planned for an upgrade along brighton boulevard at 5:00 tonight. that part of town, it's amazing what's going on up there. really is something. something as well, how much of a dramatic change we have going through here with our weather compared to yesterday at this time. we were in the lower 40s. instead we're 25 to 30 degrees warmer right now compared to

talking about earlier, alan, we'll come close to a record tomorrow. it's unlikely we'll break the record, it's 85. but we'll be close. the weekend looks nice. mid- to upper 70s, close to 80 degrees again sunday. >> i'd like to go for that record tomorrow. do it. >> i'm all forit.

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