shaun boyd talks to donald trump about this campaign. and the future. things don't go your way, will you run again in 2020? plus, more homes lost to a massive wildfire in southern colorado. why investigators say the man known as midget jesse tried to bomb the nederland police department. plus a couple tries to help a crime victim and ends up beating themselves. we begin tonight with the presidential campaign on the eve of the third and final debate. hillary clinton arrived in las vegas today, she's been out of the spotlight this week preparing for tomorrow night's contest. at unlv. not the case for donald trump, though. he brought his message back to colorado today. this rally was in colorado springs. polls show trump trailing by growing margins now and several

trump insists those polls are wrong. >> i don't believe them. and if there's 10, if there's one or two bad ones that the only one they show. believe me, folks. we are doing great. >> trump has been telling supporters the election's rate. and he pushed that message during an interview with our political specialist shaun boyd. >> reporter: let's say for hypothetical sake things don't go your way. will you run again in 2020? >> well, i think they are going to go my way. we see polls coming out, the swing states are all very, very close and i i'll make you a deal. if they don't you'll be the first when i talk about it. >> reporter: not looking beyond november 8 and polls not looking good for him in swing states like colorado where he rallied thousands of supporters telling them the election is rigged against him. >> can you give some evidence of any national voter fraud? >> well actually, there's articles that you have over 2 million people, dead people or just about 2 million, that are

is poisoning the minds of voters by playing up allegations of sexual assault by women that he suggests were paid by democrats. >> very interestingly it just came out that there were protesters that were paid by the democratic national committee or somebody. and this is a situation which is not so much different, this where -- and these were made up allegations. >> reporter: the allegations almost certain to come up at the last es have you been prepping for this debate? >> i have been. listen to the crowd. it's 21 days. hard to believe after all of this time, and all of this effort and spending the money. i will have spent over $100 million by the time this ends. >> reporter: trump will be at least equally prepared for the final debate as he was for the last one. , the -- newly released documents showing a state department official apparently tried to bribe the fbi to declassify a clinton e-mail.

that official should be fired. in colorado springs, shaun boyd, cbs4 news. >> sean will be with us covering that debate, you can watch it right here tomorrow night on cbs4. new developments in the junkins wildfire burning in southern colorado. we learned late today more homes have been destroyed. and people have been evacuated, we are able to get new information tonight from the fire managers. matt kroschel was at that community meeting. the news is not good for now. >> five homes confirmed lost, 13 others structures, tonight the sheriff time -- telling people at this meeting had been evacuated already that there's probably more structures that have been burned but they haven't even reached those areas of the fire zone yet. >> ica plane. >> reporter: a welcome site. >> maybe they are starting to come in. >> reporter: nearly a dozen aircraft.

>> reporter: more than 300 firefighters building lines and protecting homes, hundreds of people remain evacuated. >> these represent fires. >> reporter: many of them gathering to learn the fate of their property at this community meeting in florence. >> i lost two big barns, one built in 1910. the other barn built in 1920. >> reporter: rancher bill donnelly toured his property where herds of cattle didn't make it out. >> now there's just tin and millions of males. >> we want to send our thoughts and prayers out to the folks that have lost their homes or lost property. it's a tough situation. >> reporter: as the fight to keep more buildings from burning continues people who call this place home are great for for what firefighters managed to save. >> i want to thank everybody that can. the people that stayed all night, we are grateful for what they've done. >> reporter: crews have more

battling this monster that continues to spread. a lot of people on social media asking us how this fire started. tonight fire investigators confirming in all of the winners that were here yesterday morning 70-mile an hour gusts, a metal shed actually collapsed and hit a power pole and that's what sparked this entire wildfire. reporting live in florence tonight, matt kroschel, cbs4 mountain newsroom. >> so much destruction. thank you. meteorologist lauren in colorado's weather center. those fire crews are fighting bone dry conditions. >> there is some moisture in the state. you can see into parts of the high country and northeastern corner but once you head south, it is so dry and we're not going to have much moisture down there anytime soon. so it's going to continue to be a tinderbox down there. we're going to have very dry conditions. rain and snow in parts of the state and we really need that.

good news is had not been quite as windy. just wickedly windy yesterday. that helped doing a lot of damage and help the way of -- of the wildfire spread but now we're looking at dry conditions for the next several days. high pressure going to move to the southwest over the next day or so. temperatures are going to warm back up and dry out again as we head into the later part of the week and weekend as well. so this high-pressure is going to keep moisture from coming our direction. really anytime soon. so we have to really watch for fi >> lauren, thank you. new details about the man accused of planting a bomb outside the police station in oakland. today a former sheriff revealed a possible motive for the crime. lauren dispirito live in boulder tonight. lauren, investigators believe the suspect was part of a radical counterculture group many, many years ago? >> reporter: the group is called stp, and moved here to boulder from new york city in the 1970s.

behavior, and the controversial death of one of their members. in nederland in 1971, 19-year- old guy goffman disappeared. he belonged to a hippie family known as stp. shown here in boulder. went by the name deputy dog and was last seen at the pioneer in. >> where it was supposedly causing a disturbance. and was not seen again. was found dead a couple weeks later. >> reporter: george at says marshal renner force was to blame but they couldn't prove that until 26 years later. in 1997 when an ailing forbes confessed to the murder. >> my recollection is that he was very ill. he was unable to leave the nursing home. and apparently just wanted to get it off his chest. >> reporter: he never served prison time and now one fbi theory is fellow stp member

say he planted the bomb found outside the nederland police department. investigators identified the 64- year-old by a cell phone that failed to trigger the device. so far tonight, that theory remains unproven. and it's unclear whether it will be part of federal prosecutors case against ansberry. live in boulder, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. develop and now a man is accused of harassing at least two young girls in thornton. on october 3rd a girl saw a naked man in a car near 134th and high street. he motioned for her to come over. a week later a man drove up to another girl and made lewd comments. in both cases the man was driving a white four-door sedan. developing news the search for three men who viciously attacked two good samaritans. those victims are sharing their

jeff todd live at 11th and broadway downtown. this couple saw another attack happening. >> reporter: jim, those three men you mentioned were assaulting someone. that's how this window got broken. but then the fight went all the way down the block pretty close to 12th avenue. and that's when another couple says they had no choice but had to get involved. >> entire region of my skull is immensely tender. >> reporter: kody an being brutally attacked saturday morning. >> the last thing i really remember is the three of them grabbing me and ramming my head directly into the brick wall. >> they were laughing and that's what was so disturbing and haunting. they were laughing while they were taking him over and over again. >> one of them held her while another punched her in the face and broke her nose. >> blind rage. >> violence. >> reporter: a detective is looking into the case but denver police didn't have much information for us.

their appearance. but again it happened so quickly and there was such trauma. >> that's not what humans should be doing to other humans. ever. that is not okay. >> reporter: kody and jacquie jo say there's one person who likely save their life. the security guard from this hotel actually came out onto the street and broke up the fight. we don't have very good discussions on these men but anybody has any information on this very contact denver police. jeff todd, cbs4 news. developing news the fbi comes down hard on sex trafficking in colorado. dozens arrested. coming up how these men are using social media to find children. a registered sex offender making his mark at du. disturbing graffiti helped police flag came as a suspect. the catholic church hit a roadblock from angry neighbors.

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developing now a nationwide sex trafficking staying rescuing child victims. in colorado and wyoming the task force rescued nine children. 11 pimps and 32 customers were arrested. this year detectives focused on social media websites and apps. >> we've now seen traffickers and six buyers alike looking at those devices and going well, i can sit on my couch or sit in my car or stand on the rn and i can pick and choose a person that i want to exploit. >> it's estimated 2000 children in colorado and wyoming are exploited every year. statistics show once in that world, they rarely get out. the search for a violent graffiti artist on the university of denver campus. 32-year-old samson whittemore is a registered sex offender with an extensive criminal past. denver police believe he's responsible for graffiti found

also at the nearby methodist church on university. >> i hope that they catch him quickly. and i guess that i mean, if we all work together i'm sure he'll be found quickly as well. >> whittemore is due in court on a domestic violence case. police say if he shows up, he will be arrested. cooler temperatures moving in. let's get the forecast from ed greene. >> cooler today and it was going to be cooler tomorrow. we do have some rain and ow not hitting the ground. we won't see much maybe a stray shower or sprinkle in the foothills. that's about it. take a look at this snow up north around cheyenne, very heavy rains, watch how the cold air has moved in. that has changed this to snow and right now we have a pocket of very heavy snow just northwest of cheyenne. heavy rains off to the east of it. as you look to the south, not much going on at all. very dry here, denver on the edge of that dryness this way. to the north we see most of the

in motion you can see that continues and maybe when i am we steve -- a shower over the southern and western suburbs. and then gone and a couple sprinkles here and there. couple scattered showers through tomorrow but thursday, we'll take you through the day. a few clouds here and there. 6:00 clear skies all the way around. because of the clear skies especially wednesday midnight wednesday that is not tomorrow night but the next night until 9:00 a.m. thursday, you have a freeze watch out, 26 to vegetation could be destroyed or damaged. we have this cool air right here pushing across and that's what's changing the rangers no. another surge of cool air behind it keeping a school for a couple days. then a nice warm-up. 65 today, 77 yesterday so it did feel cooler but right on the money 64 normal for this time of year. 33 at the airport but 41 downtown should be 36. 84 and 19 the records for the

rist canyon 55, 66 westminster. 75 in alamosa. take a look at our current conditions 52 downtown, 47 airport, 33% humidity. rising barometer. this is pead barrera at bear creek lake park. a beautiful bald eagle. valentina gatewood, you see all the fall colors reflecting in the lake at south platte park in littleton. this is john newberry, look at this guy right here having a great day on the eagle river 30s and 40s over the eastern plains. 20s and 30s for the mountains. out west temperatures in the 20s, 30s. and then tomorrow another cool day with 40s, 50s and 60s for the eastern plains. 40s and 50s for the high country. out west temperatures in the 50s to mid-60s. here is the denver forecast. tonight, partly cloudy skies, maybe isolated shower, 42 and 37. for tomorrow mostly sunny but a

for the next several days city two on thursday, and here comes the warm-up just in time for the weekend. 74 friday, 76 saturday, near 80 on sunday, then we cool down just a little bit but stay dry into next week but every one of those days still above normal. >> still nothing nasty. >> thanks, ed. denver's catholic archdiocese wants to build a 25- acre retreat in the foothills. but neighbors are worried about the plan and say the church up to be as well. cbs4 investigator brian maass explains why. pro wildfires have raced through this area in recent years. the human fire, buffalo creek and the high meadow fire. >> absolutely for us it is life or death. >> reporter: which is white neighbors are so opposed to what the catholic church is planning. the archdiocese is trying to get the zoning changed on this 250 achy parcel of forest land -- acre parcel. so they can build a religious

with a large, cabins and the youth center. it could host thousands of visitors every month. but other neighbors argue the development would drastically increase chances of another wildfire. >> this is going to magnify that fear so much. we can't even grasp it at this time. >> reporter: david from lives in the nearby double -- douglas ranch subdivision. he says a wildfire would reach his neighborhood in less than two minutes. and potentially cut off the one road out of his 40 home hb is right in the epicenter of all of the fire activity that we had here in the last 20 years. >> good morning. >> reporter: a local fire chief called this the highest fire risk area in the front range. saying a blaze would be unstoppable. he urged county commissioners to kill the proposal. >> we do not have the ability to protect this proposal. i see this as a very much

this project in its entirety. >> reporter: if i had made investment to have a home of there, i would have similar concerns. >> reporter: randy delagnes of the archdiocese. >> if anyone would not want to fire it would be us. we bought 150 acres. we want to build a great facility. and we would not want to see a fire happened up there. >> reporter: he says the archdiocese would make the area fire safe, executing a forest mitigation plan to decrease fire danger. and working with fire officials community. we're going to be neighbors for a long time with everyone out there. >> reporter: always close to this discussion what happened to the church's last mountain retreat. in allens park which burned down five years ago in an accidental fire. >> there's no way to prevent another fire. i think it's really inevitable. we understand that the neighbors have concerns. >> reporter: brian maass, cbs4 news. >> lightning could cause a

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call it a business decision, a better fit, call it whatever you want. if somebody offered you $72 million, chances are you would take it. that is what brock osweiler did. leaving denver for a huge pile of cash. in houston. going to be at mile high for the first time as an opponent on monday night. here is a crazy stat. brock had not even seen the field last year. played just eight games. but that was enough to convince the texans he was their future, now he ts >> we made the decision, that's cool. all the power to you but you still have to play us. like it is what it is. like if that's the best decision you needed to make, cool. you still got to come cs monday night. which every decision you make, if you're my quarterback or not, you know what i have to do. like it's just a game, you know? >> he said a lot there. didn't say too much. but said a lot.

how will you welcome brock back to denver? 41% saying he is getting booze. -- getting booed. on the power play in the first, alexander ovechkin with the goal. second period, caps on the power -- power play it again. this time t.j. oshie with the goal. he would add another in the third, capitals outshot the apps 40-18 to not good. washington wins 3-0. back in action on thursday in tampa bay. nuggets and thunder in okc. still preseason in the nba. danilo gallinari gets the jumper here. he led the nuggets with 18. later in the fourth, the nuggets down by nine. pull up g. nuggets within seven. but that would be as close as they got. thunder win by 10. nuggets begin the regular season one week from tomorrow. three games against stanford, the buffs have had a

stanford has won all three and outscored cu 138-17. last year's 42-10 grubbing still on the minds of nearly everyone in black and gold. stanford was simply more physical especially in the final three quarters. but let's be honest. this year's team is a whole lot different than last years. the buffs are going to be out to prove that saturday afternoon. >> will test their toughness as well. i don't think it's like in past our toughness or our guys up front. we've got a great front on offense and defense but we feel like we match up very well against these guys. >> we have to be more physical than we were last year. we are more physical team now exactly what you said, mentally tough. we have to do that. and stand toe to toe and you know we've got -- can't just stand toe to toe. we have to surpass what they do.

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back in the day the chicago cubs became the first team to win back-to-back world series. that was really back in the day. 1907. the cubs still looking for another one. game three tonight, third inning, corey seager got the scorst dodgers up 1-0. in the fourth, one on for yasmani grandal. he takes the cover off that one. rich hill was dominant on the mound for the dodgers. cysts -- pitched six shutout innings. shut out the cubs for the second straight game, first time in cubs history they've been shut out in back-to-back games in the postseason. l.a. taking the series lead. indians looking for the sweep, josh donaldson not about that life, third inning a solo

bases loaded, edwin encarnacion to center, two runs come home. the jays take a 4-1 lead. toronto gets the win. game five tomorrow afternoon in canada. it finally happened. tim tebow finally got a hit. tebow playing in the arizona fall league, prior to today he was 0-13. this was his second at-bat. talk about the slump. looks like he needs some work on t thing. >> the cubs no -- >> i remember that 1907 --

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