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in durango, and today donald trump. we have coverage beginning at 5:00, as polls show hillary clinton gaining ground. a poll gives clinton an 8-point lead in a three way race including libertarian gary johnson. >> reporter: the latest cbs news po in a four-way race. that's up from just 4 points two weeks ago. but the poll was taken before the latest release of fbi documents related to clinton's e-mail scandal, in particular an interview with an fbi employee who says he felt pressured to change a classified e-mail from clinton's server to unclassified as part of a quid pro quo between the fbi official and undersecretary of state patrick kennedy.

allowing the fbi to place more agents in countries where they are presently forbidden. the state department says nothing happened. >> any assertion this was somehow quid pro quo exchange in that manner really thankfully is insulting. >> this is worse than watergate. >> reporter: trump disagreed. >> this is felony corruption by any standard. undersecretary kennedy needs to far behind clinton among female likely voters. his numbers are down since several women came forward saying he sexually assaulted him. trump's wife says it's part of a liberal conspiracy. >> it was nbc, access hollywood, it was left wing, and left wing media. >> reporter: trump and clinton face off in their final debate tomorrow night in las vegas.

white house. >> trump is scheduled to speak in colorado springs and we'll stream at that live on our facebook page. crews are checking to see if that fire burning in the mountains west of pueblo has burned more homes. we have team coverage of that wildfire. meteorologist ashton altieri is checking on the conditions. he's in colorado's weather center. but let's start with our matt kroschel who is right now. hey, matt. >> reporter: alan, we're talking about this fire because it has been so destructive. i was just able to confirm with the sheriff that two homes and five outbuildings have been confirmed as destroyed because of those fast moving flames yesterday. you can see here in the valley there are supposed to be mountains behind me. you can't see those because of the amount of thick smoke. yesterday the winds really

more than 15,000 acres in about 12 hours. those winds have died down overnight and into this morning. they are still seeing fire growth. no new evacuations, but nearly 200 hopes are evacuated now. nearly a dozen aircraft will join this attack on the fire today and 114 firefighters working on the ground attack. >> made a lot of good progress. there's going to be fire crews working residents of custer county and pueblo county. and i want to assure all the residents that we are doing our very best and working as hard as we can to preserve the structures in place and prevent any further damage to structures. >> reporter: now, a lot of roads in the area remain closed and they're asking folks to stay out of the way, let firefighters do their work. still zero percent containment on this fire.

investigateed at this hour. live in westcliffe, matt kroschel,. firefighters have a small wildfire burning near rampart reservoir behind the air force academy about 50% contained. it burned about 14 acres yesterday, but it didn't damage structures. firefighters hope to have it fully contained today. want to get to meteorologist ashton altieri in colorado's weather center now. what are the conditions on those fire lines first of all? >> of extremely dry. but as matt mentioned, the good news is the wind has really calmed down since yesterday. that's going to help the fire fighting effort. what we really would like to see is some rain, some moisture in southern colorado. unfortunately, the chance for that is near zero. we have a small chance of seeing rain coming up tonight in our part of the state. live at the tech center, it is hazy and some of the haze is because of those fires burning to the south of us.

moving into the region. that will continue to be the case through this afternoon. we're going to see more and more cloud cover, less and less sunshine. doppler 4000 is showing a couple of rain and snowflakes in western boulder county and up into rocky mountain national park near estes park, we've had a couple of showers farther to the west as well. here's the futurecast. a few isolated showers in the mountains through the rest of the day. here comes the better chance for seeing moisture. it will be snow in the mountains, 2 to 6 inches possible, including along and north of i-70. fort collins has a better chance of seeing rain compared to denver. still, that chance is there. fort collins probably about 50, maybe 60% chance of seeing rain tonight. denver and boulder, closer to 20 or 30%. down south where we could really use that rain the chance is close to zero. 50s and 60s now. we're not going to warm up much more than we are currently.

fiveday4cast coming up. thanks, ashton. new developments in a stabbing on south federal boulevard. the man has died. this happened last night. police haven't released information about suspects. the man who confessed to the deadly shooting at the planned parenthood in colorado springs is still incompetent to stand trial. a judge sent robert dear to the state mental hospital after a hearing today. he'll be revalued again november 17th. with murder, attempted murder and other counts in the shootings that killed three. dozens of children are safe after they were rescued from the sex trafficking trade thanks to the fbi and agencies really around the nation. our jamie leary live at the fbi denver division. jamie, this is all an ongoing long-term project i know. >> reporter: very long-term. it's called cross country

this is the tenth year the rocky mountain innocence lost task force has teamed up with the fbi and other agencies in this operation. it was an intense 3-day operation that happened last week. a nationwide effort as well. even in that short amount of time it's incredible, these agencies were able to rescue dozens of children. the agencies involved announced just today that 82 children across the nation were nine recovered. 11 pimps were rescued. the youngest child was 14. it took efforts from 38 agencies across the country. locally investigators say they're noticing a trend this time around, an increase in the use of social media as a way to target and exploit kids. not just mainstream social media, officials are seeing it through many dating and meetup applications as well as facebook. it's estimated as many as 2,000 kids in wyoming and colorado are trafficed every year.

social media. it could happen to any child, anywhere. >> it can be your kid. it can be anybody's kid. while it's true that traffickers look for vulnerabilities, i would every teen has a vulnerability. seeking affection, some kind of acceptance for wherever they're at. >> reporter: law enforcement and prosecutors say they're working now with state punishment for sex traffickers. they're looking to continue pouring more funds into rescuing children who become victims of sex trafficking. they say it extends well beyond the realm of law enforcement, saying that education needs to happen in places like the home and schools. live in stapleton, jamie leary, cbs4 news. jamie, thanks. police this thornton believe

the first happened october 3rd at 134th and high street. a man motioned a girl and he wasn't wearing clothes. then october 11th at high and frank instreet. massive offensive aimed at getting isis out of iraq. those forces have discovered tunnels isis built it's now believed there are fewer than 5,000 isis fighters left in mosul. but hidden in a city of over a million people, it could take months still to find them. russian and syrian planes have dropped their airstrikes into aleppo. russia says it is in advance of a pause of military action later this week. if there can be a break, it's

russian and syrian forces say they'll allow them safe passage out of aleppo thursday. this is a teenager with the fight for her life. we have good news. plus, what coach kubiak says he needs to change to improve his health. improve his health. this is the and c would punish women. and coffman tried to redefine rape to mean only forcible rape. in coffman's bill, victims who were drugged, even minors, victims of statutory rape, would not be considered rape victims. coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado.

about a year ago, 30 ethiopians were killed by isis. reporter: mass execution of ethiopian christians... mike coffman was the only one that reached out to our community. he went to every ethiopian church. he was there, and he was sharing the sadness encing at the time. he says what he means, and he does what he says. that means a lot to us and to me. i'm mike coffman,

broncos are focused on returning to their winning ways next monday. we're hoping. quarterback trevor siemian was throwing this morning. yesterday he acknowledged slow starts need to be corrected. we wanted to know if doctors told coach kubiak to do anything differently. >> the biggest thing for me is to sleep better. i'm sure you guys don't sleep but that's it. and so i met with them, spent quality time with them last week, and really didn't do much this weekend, except come here a little bit, get my mind back going again. so i feel very comfortable, it's where i'm heading and how i'm feeling. >> he says he is looking forward to being back on the sidelines at monday night's game against the houston texans. with a familiar quarterback on the other side.

seems more like fall, doesn't it? clouds, a little bit of a chill in the air. we were in the 30s this morning. we've climbed into the 50s. most of us will top out in the 60s. not nearly as warm as it has been the last several days. that's one view over denver. i want to show you another one from our tech center camera. you can clearly see the haze that's in the sky. some of this haze originating from the smoke coming from the wildfire in southern colorado, where we really need the rain. but unfortunately we're not going to see any moistuor state. temperatures right now in the 40s and 50s in the mountains. 62 at dia. 55 in boulder. 57 in greeley. we may warm up another 5, possibly 10 degrees where we are now, but that will be it. the additional cloud cover will limit our warming. 65 in denver. 62 in boulder and the same for greeley here this afternoon. doppler 4000 showing the clouds on the increase.

your area as well. most of the high country is already covered with cloud cover. around rocky mountain national park, estes park a couple of showers, both rain and snow. this is an upper level weather disturbance. it's currently in northern nevada. it was in northern california earlier. it's racing to the east. over the next 18 to 24 hours it's going to ride along the colorado/wyoming state line. the best chance of 1:00p.m. on the futurecast, picking up where the rain and snow is now. here's the model at 7:00 p.m. notice rain from fort collins and up along the interstate 80 corridor, cheyenne to laramie, you'll see rain this evening, better chance than denver. and fort collins you have a better chance than boulder and denver as well. still a chance those of us in the denver area could see a quick shower tonight. the farther south you live that

for the mountains at 11:00 tonight, some snow. 2to 6 inches of snow possible, including along interstate 70. then up over berthoud pass, rabbit ears pass we'll see snow there tonight for sure. temperatures topping out in the mid-60s this afternoon, with the clouds continuing to increase. again, there's that small chance for rain tonight, and then tomorrow sun comes back. but it will be cool. high temperature 58. breezy tomorrow as well. thursday back into the 60s and then 70s return on track, fourth weekend in a row, stunning weather for most of colorado. sunny, temps in the 70s. >> great to say that again well done. catholic church is running into opposition in its attempt to build a mountain retreat and conference center. brian maass talked to those involved and learned the biggest issue is the threat of wildfires. >> reporter: its rolling foresters and meadows are where the archdiocese plans to build

>> for us it's life or death. >> reporter: they worry about visitors accidently triggering a blaze. >> it's wildfire. >> reporter: the fire chief says they should be concerned. >> we do not have the ability to protect this proposal. >> we were surprised to hear that the comments were that strong. >> what brian found out about the catholic retreats concerns tonight at 10. coming up, she's a teenager fighting with a disease that usually strikes women four times her ag battle. first, live look where the

from a rancher's perspective, we feel that often washington is removed from what we need. senator bennet is different. michael bennet has been at the ready and always willing to listen. when the federal government wanted to increase grazing fees, senator bennet stepped up and helped put a stop that. he commits to his word, and that means a lot to a guy like me. i'm a republican, but i know that michael bennet trusts us

i'm michael bennet and i approve this message. an update on a colorado teenager we first met last week. 16-year-old payton was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. it's a disease that usually strikes women of around 60. her mother tells us she's officially in remission.

>> thanks for coming. >> reporter: at this women's boutique in boulder, a teenager is getting special treatment. >> i want to introduce you to my team. >> reporter: payton is a celebrity in the crimson clover shop. she has become their cause. >> i can't even fathom what she's going through. >> reporter: at 15, she was learning to drive and making a run at modeling. she started feeling severe back and abdominal pain. the explanatio-- >> reporter: but she got worse. >> my stomach started expanding. >> reporter: on her 16th birthday, she learned she had stage four ovarian cancer. it was in her lungs and all through her abdomen. >> i was in disbelief. i didn't think it was, that can't be right. >> all cancer, all that light should not be there. >> reporter: her doctor calls payton a medical mystery.

youngest or one of the youngest patients in the united states diagnosed with this disease. >> reporter: at the university of colorado hospital, payton has had six rounds of chemotherapy and a seven-hour surgery to remove the tumors. >> almost completely gone. >> reporter: peyton has more chemo ahead, but she stays positive. >> strong enough to not be beat down by sorrow. >> reporter: rhonda swinson will be donating 10% of october's sales to the teen she callaz >> reporter: her new supporters dress her in their warm sweaters and keep her in their heart felt prayers. kathy walsh, cbs4 news. >> kathy tells us peyton has two more rounds of chemo to make sure all the cancer cells are killed and she'll start

today desperate parents ask dr. phil for help with their 18- year-old. they believe a man in argentina

sex slave. she insists he is a real boyfriend and 19-year-old andre reached out to dr. phil. >> i'm -- [ inaudible ] -- to have me prove to my girlfriend's family that i am a real person and i'm none nasty things they called me and i will thank you if you could help me. >> you say you don't want to meet him, but when we come back after the break, i do want to meet him. 'l >> what happens after that break, we're going to find out today at 4:00 on dr. phil. at 5:00, a retired police officer says concussions caused her to have brain damage. she's using a high powered light treatment she credits for reversing that damage. find out how it works tonight at 5:00. ashton is back. the clouds continue to stream in from the northwest through the rest of today. there will be less and less sunshine. more and more cloud cover. that will be the trend. what we really want is some

clouds. there is a chance tonight. but that chance is relatively small. 20, maybe 30% along the front range seeing rain tonight. there's a far better chance the farther north you live, fort collins up to cheyenne and cooler tomorrow, highs only in the 50s. >> brr. >> that's more like it for october. warms up for the weekend. won't last.

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