suspect. >> that is right, jim. formal charges were filed today but more charges were stacked on to the suspect after a third victim was discovered by police they say from a incident that happened over a year ago. >> reporter: two teenagers got shot on in backyard after hopping a fence. they believe the teens were trying to get at marijuana plants illegally grown in one teen died, the other is seriously hurt. >> there were 6 shots initially and a break and two more. >> reporter: the home owner has been formally charged with multiple counts of 1st degree and attempted murder. but those charges now include a third victim that investigators stumbled upon, another teen shot under similar circumstances at this home. police say that incident happened about a year ago. >> it doesn't appear that the victim at that time filed any

that teenager was treated at the hospital, but gave a different story about how he suffered that gunshot wound at the time. >> reporter: and hammock is also charged with actuality straighting and cultivating and manufacturing marijuana. the truck driver who got trapped beneath his semi morning has died. for some reason, the truck rolled forward and he was dragged hundreds of feet. we know the man was 35 and from thornton, but his name has not been released. due to an awkward scheduling clerk, they will come face-to-face tonight. this time to roast each other at an annual political dinner in new york. >> it might be hard to imagine these two joking around.

uncomfortable. >> a little? they couldn't even shake hands last night. if you thought donald trump was joking when he said there might not be a peaceful transition of power if he loses, he doubled down on it today. >> reporter: he said he will change his mind about accepting the outcome of the election on one condition. >> i will totally accept the result >> reporter: during last night's third and final debate, trump refused to say where he stood on the issue. >> are you saying you're not prepared -- >> i will tell you at the time. i'll keep you in suspense. >> reporter: trump pointed to an undercover video released this week as proof the election is rigged. the video shows two influential

up voter fraud. democrats lent validity to this one. one operative was fired. the other quit. >> he has the prerogative to wait and see how the election comes out. >> >> reporter: while clinton's running mate blasted him. >> he's not going to say i guess i should have run a better campaign. he's going to blame it on somebody else. >> reporter: of the people who watched the debate in these battle ground states including colrado, most say hillary clinton won. 49% say hillary clinton won. however more democrats than republicans watched in these states. 35% were democrat, 35 were independent and -- a new woman has come forth accusing donald trump of sexual misconduct.

tennis open in 1998. many coloradans will get their ballots in the mail this week. john hickenlooper wasted no time returning his at the 24 hour drop box in denver. the secretary of state told us today there may be help if people don't have enough postage on the envelopes. >> in most cases, clerk and records have arrangements with the local post none of them are rejected because someone may not have gotten the postage exactly right. >> we asked the secretary of state about the issue of posting selfies with your ballots. it's illegal believe it or not. >> those tough selfie laws. thanks. a group of men trying to steal an atm did not get far with that machine. colorado springs police posted

parts outside of a walgreens. they took off without the machine and without any money. new tonight, a new twist to the irs scam. phone calls this time are going after college students making threats they owe the irs money. these calls can be intimidating, especially for students. >> reporter: that's right. and that's exactly why they're going after they say getting fake calls from the irs isn't that uncommon, but now a nationwide phone scam is tricking college students all across the country into providing credit card information and even handing over gift cards. >> i hangup or i delete the voice mail. >> reporter: jessica, a senior at metro state university is no stranger to fake phone calls. >> they're calls saying i owe money to the irs.

meridith has learned to ignore calls from strangers. >> i don't pick up if it's a number i don't recognize. >> reporter: college students and their parents are finding themselves at the center of a phone scam. thieves posing as irs agents are fooling students into paying thousands of dollars for a federal student tax that doesn't exist. >> anyone's who's ever asked for a social security number, identification, birth date, mother's maiden na anybody. >> reporter: they're even threatening to arrest students who don't shell out. >> i ink people who are out on their own for the first time, they're 18 and they just don't know any better. i think that would be a really important aspect to cover in freshman classes. >> reporter: cindy hail, financial aid director says it's important for students and parents to know the irs will never ask for payments or

phone. authorities say it's hard to track down scammers like these because they typically demand money through untraceable operations. metro state says school payments should always be made online or in person. reporting live in denver,. now the latest on the massive rock slide blocking highway 133. the slide wednesday morning sent more than 100 tons of rocks on really damaged the concrete barrier. today, cdot told us the highway won't be reopened until saturday at the earliest. some of the evacuees of the huge wildfire south of pueblo are going home finally. it has burned nearly 17,000- acres since monday. fire crews say they're making good progress. the fire was sparked by a

north of denver, this is where it's coming from. it is a controlled burn. the line of flames burning off 52. firefighters watch thanksgiving controlled burn and its not threatening any homes. it doesn't take much to start a fire. firefighters had to put out a small fire in the last hour in westminster. chris, our drought is troubling and it's getting worse. >> reporter: exactly right, karen. we got a new report today from the u.s. drought monitor and it contained bad news. we came up here to literally sail live during this newscast and give you direction between here and there in this range. the latest report shows drought that is developed near fort collins has slowly made its way

parts of douglas county with abnormally dry conditions in the adjacent mountains and foothills this. is not good news. back out here live, we are showing you a view of the lake dillon here. the drought we're talking about on the front range is a meteorological drought. luckily we're not in what we call a hydro logical drought. the bottom line, the reservoir storage in good shape. at 89% of where they should be. normally right now they're at 86%. these mountains off behind me, you can see beautiful clouds off in the distance. the tail will be all about what happens in the days and weeks ahead as we get the snow accumulating during the winter season. that will determine what happens to the water storage in the front range. ed green, the bottom line, it's

good news we still have good storage. let's hope for snow. >> in the immediate future, as you can see, the pacific northwest has moisture. the midwest does. all the west is high and dry. that includes colrad row. also coming up with ballots arrive nothing the mail, consider twice before taking a selfie with who you vote for. >> one driver's big a 6 foot long passenger came out of the hood while he was on the road. >> brock osweiler has nothing but respect for the broncos, but respect for the broncos, but later in ,, donald trump and congressman coffman

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.

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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 and we trust him. i'm michael bennet and i approve this message. we're back with new developments in iraq and the fight to retake mosul from isis. there was scanties calegislation today as the iraqi forces joined that battle. they're fighting along side kurdish troops.

was sent out today. one american soldier was killed when a roadside bomb went off north of mosul. those bombs are part of the extensive defenses isis has set up in and around mosul. a surprise passenger on a florida man's car. >> this happened during the monday morning rush hour. tim was sitting in traffic when a snake slithered out from under the hood of his car. the side into a parking lot. he did close the ac vents just in case. >> just popped his little head up right here. he was longer than the width of my car. you flip out, you're going to run into somebody. >> the snake slithered back under the hood. tim thinks it's gone. new tonight, you fill out

you send it in. turns out you just broke the law. rick sallinger live to explain why this is illegal in colorado. seems pretty harmless. >> reporter: well, it is true. take a picture of your completed ballot and you could end up behind bars. the denver da sent out a warning regarding that today and the aclu said it sounded to them like a threat. it's okay ak a ballot in hand, but don't you dare show who you voted for. colorado's secretary of state wayne williams says it's a misdemeanor that carries up to a thousand dollar fine and up to a year in jail. >> the reason for that is the possibility of selling a vote or trading that vote for something. >> reporter: the prohibition is not just in colorado, but in various states and in countries around the world.

release reminding voters that posting selfies with filled-in ballots is prohinted. the american civil liberties union calls it a crazy law. >> i thought issues that release at this point in time is like a tacit threat to prosecute people for exercising their right to take photographs of themselves with their ballots. >> reporter: the law against showing your vote may have teeth, but not much of a bite. > prosecuted for this? >> i can't speak for has anyone ever. i'm not aware of any within the last few years. >> reporter: but selling one's vote is usually a matter taken much more seriously than just with a wink and a nod. in this day and age of selfie sticks and phone cameras, that law may seem like a bit out of

paul rosenthal has tried to get rid of this law with new legislation, but so far he has failed. he says he'll try again. live from the denver election headquarters, rick sallinger, cbs4 news. for now just [no audio] ballot. doppler 4,000. you can hardly tell it is working except for a few clouds working over sections of the state. here is where the off to the east, we have a few showers and a new front moving into the pacific northwest this. storm track goes to the north and stays into the north. we're not seeing much here as high pressure holds. you can see the cooler weather too. that is diving into the east. we were in the 80s in new york city yesterday. now 70 is the high.

the hot air. brownsville, 91. albuquerque 65. phoenix 96. 90 in san diego, los angeles. 95. las vegas cooler at 81 degrees. it is portions of el paso county, crowley county. we have a frost advisory. 63 at dia, 63 in denver. yes, it is accommodate we start off at 25, which is only 4 the high was just about where we should be for this time of year. downtown we just got to 31 degrees. 83, 21, the records for this date. football weather watchers, bailey had -- arvada 62 degrees. east 5 for the winds. 17% humidity. we do have a falling barometer. you can see what a pretty shot

under sides of the clouds. you can see alllet snow on the ski area behind it. take a look at the sunset over kendrick lake. temperatures for tonight going to be still on the chilly side with 20s and 30s. out west, temperatures in the 20s and 30s. tomorrow, we start to warm tup. 60s and 70s for the eastern plains. 60s for e for tonight. clear skies, 39 and 37 the overnight lows. for tomorrow, mostly sunny skies, warmer, 62 and 73. and for the next several days, 5 acey i'm holding in my hands here. 75 sunday. 72 kickoff in the 60s. >> got on know when to hold

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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 that we were actually experiencing at the time. he says what he means, and he does what he says. that means a lot to us and to me. coffman,

brock has truly moved on. >> he was asked a lot of questions from the denver mead .y the houston media -- >> he said he missed you. >> brock osweiler faced his first denver blitz today. he successfully side stepped

about his departure from the broncos. brock said getting benched not a factor in him leaving. he said he skipped the white house and ring ceremonies because he had practice. over and over osweiler professed his love and respect for the broncos organization. later he was asked about brandon marshall's comments that the broncos want to, quote, kill him. >> seems you know, obviously i know what's taking place. i'm going back to denver and the whole free agency talk and all that stuff. i'm not blind to that. but at the end of the day, you know, this football game isn't going to determine our season in any regard. >> now, to early to say if the broncos will miss brock long term, but they did not for the first two weeks.

himself in the loss to the chargers. broncos hoping trevor and the team can get back on track on monday. >> last week he was still sore, somewhat sore. to me, watching him turn awe few balls loose -- he's had some time on his hands now. you can see a difference. we knew it was going to take some time for him to get back to himself. >> i feel like i made so getting better every day. when it's all said and done, who will have the better career, brock or trevor? please vote at cbsdenver.com. add a year to larry's contract. csu extending the basketball coach through the 2021-2022 season. he is 11 shy of 500 for his career.

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>> nfl thursday >> champions of the world, denver broncos. >> it is caught for the win! >> danny willett has won the masters. jason day, major champion. >> derrick henry will win it. james: tonight from the hallowed ground of lambeau field it's the nfl's oldest rivalry. the chicago bears taking on the green bay packers. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]