aurora police say a man is dead after being shot. >> we're learning this could be a case of self-defense. live where the shooting happened. few details from police but neighbors told you what they saw. >> reporter: it was a very interesting day. officers are still here on scene as they continue to investigate this shooting. when they responded earlier this afternoon to an assault they found a man shot in front of this home. but neighbo shooting are very bizarre. residents tell us around 3:00 this afternoon the hispanic man who they don't believe has any ties to the neighborhood appeared zombie like and was possibly on drugs. a witness who does not want to be identified said the stranger walked into his home minutes before the shooting. >> he came inside our house and stepped over where the doorstep is. me and my brother and my mom went up and asked what are you doing here. and he was like i think i'm in

being very responsive. it didn't seem like he knew ha he was or what was happening. >> reporter: the witness says the stranger then wandered across the street where he was shot in the front yard of this home. the stranger was taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. his identity has not yet been released. but witnesses believe the shooter was acting out of self-defense. because he told neighbors the stranger reached for his police want to stress there is no suspect wanted in this shooting and there's no danger to the public right now. but they said if you saw something that could be helpful to this investigation give them a call. you could be eligible for a $2,000 crime stoppers reward. >> thank you. and tonight an investigation into an early morning murder in denver continues. >> right now denver police are conducting interviews to find out who's responsible. dylan thomas has been following

and residents woke up to a large police presence out of their homes this year. >> reporter: this green valley ranch neighborhood is described as calm and quiet for the most part. but this morning some of them woke up to find this house lit up with police lights with officers going door to door asking for information because a man had been shot. early sunday morning just before 6:00, 911 dispapers received a call of shots fired. >> when officers arrived o suffering from gunshot wounds. >> the victim had been shot more than once which ultimately led to his death. police aren't sure what led up to that shooting. >> our detectives are working to get statements and process the scene over there. >> they're trying to understand why the victim was even at the home. >> it appears that the resident who was shot is not a -- victim

of that house. we want to make sure we have all the facts straight before we discuss publicly what happened there. >> police add those who live in the neighborhood should not fear for their safety. >> we don't believe there's an imminent risk for folks in the area. >> reporter: police remain on scene watching over this house behind me. if anybody has any information about what went on here call crime stoppers. dylan >> thank you dylan. let's go to colorado's weather center. another beautiful colorado day. but it's dry out there we could use a shot of rain. >> it's hard to enjoy these 70s and 80s we had when you consider how dry it's been out there. yesterday the fire danger was up. it went down a little bit today. but i thought i'd take a look at how our dry year is continuing here. normally in october we should

quarter of an inch of moisture. and today we should with over 13 inches. we're just over 10 inches. maybe about ten and a half inches for the year so far. dry for the month. dry for the year. there is a chance of some moisture in the week ahead. we'll outline that for you and see if it will help out these numbers at all. don't go away. >> the latest on a shooting that was breaking news last night at 10:00. th neighbors who knew him say he leaves behind two children. a store employee says the victim ran inside after being shot. police say it all started with an argument. >> i just stood right there. >> it's kind of horrifying. it makes you want to move out of the city for sure. >> the crime is crazy here. >> neighbors say that victim went by the nickname joker. was in his 30s and lived nearby. no one has been arrested. >> now the latest news in

than two weeks away. donald trump and hillary clinton are hot on the campaign trail. today both appeared in battleground states. trump in florida and clinton in north carolina. clinton leads donald trump by 12 points in a new national poll. as expected she criticized trump for calling the election rigged. trump stood his ground in florida. >> it's rigged. it's broken. it's corrupt. they want me to take that back. let me tell you, folks, it's a rigged >> he refused to say that he would respect the results of this election. and that is a threat to democracy. >> a new cbs poll shows that 72% of florida republicans believe trump would win if not for voter fraud. >> millions of americans have already mailed in their ballots. but you can cast your vote in person beginning tomorrow. early voting centers open in all

colorado. we talked with several locals today. some say they prefer to mail in their ballots. but others like the security of voting in person. >> i like the idea of mailing the ballot beforehand and making my decision before going into the actual polling booth. i feel like it's a more secure handoff. >> early voting centers will stay open until election day. if you plan to mail in your ballot don't forget about the extra postage and return envelope before you turn it in. you can find polling locations at cbsdenver.com. before you head to the polls or mail in your ballot check out our politics section and click on campaign 2016 coverage. now more on the tragic bus crash that killed 13 people. it happened early this morning on i-10.

figure out why the accident happened. >> reporter: a crane was needed to separate a tour bus and tractor trailer on interstate 10 near palm springs california. the bus ploughed into a the back of a truck early sunday morning. >> i've never been to a crash where there's been 13 confirmed fatal accidents. so it's tough. >> a survivor told police most of the passengers had been sleeping at the time of the crash. first responders had to use ladders to reach the victims >> the trailer itself entered about 15 feet into the bus. so you can see that there was a substantial impact. the bus was traveling significantly faster than the tractor trailer when it struck from behind. >> the bus driver was killed. the truck driver is expected to be okay. the bus had been inspected

highway patrol inspectors in 2014, 2015, and as late as april 2016 and no mechanical deficiencies were noted. >> the bus company involved owned one bus and had one driver. >> the bus was heading back to los angeles from a casino in palm springs. the victims identities had not been released. records show the company had a satisfactory rating. >> one of the brothers accused of killing a colorado springs woman is dead. the other is in custody they're suspected of shooting a woman saturday night. it's unclear which of the suspects was killed. >> new tonight sheriff's deputies arrested a wanted man after an early morning standoff. travis medena was arrested for drug possession and violating his bond. early this morning swat teams surrounded a mobile home and told him to come out. he refused he was taken into

him in a crawl space underneath the trailer. tonight firefighters battled a fire at a home. the house suffered significant damage from smoke and water. but no one was hurt. no word on what caused this fire. >> new details on the fire raging southwest of pueblo. that fire is now 50% contained. but firefighters say higher than it very difficult to battle. the fire has now destroyed nine homes and 18 other structures and has burned about 18,000 acres. >> it certainly hurts the credibility going forward if we can't depend on the promises that were made for us when we volume tiered to put our life on the line. >> outrage after p pentagon recalls pay to national guardsman. what they have to say about it

deadly early this morning. new details from reno where the victims are all teenagers. >> high pressure will be living skplarj in charge for monday. there's a -- large and in charge for monday. but there's a batch of moisture that may deliver a little bit of of rain for denver. >> coming up tonight on all access we'll break down the broncos offensive line plus the return of brock osweiler. a chance to see if made the right decision. >> and a football player with a famous last name that and more coming up tonight at 10:35.

donald trump and congressman coffman 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.

we're following a developing story out of reno nevada that's where a zombie crawl turned deadly early this morning. three people were shot in the downtown area. a 17-year-old girl was killed. two other teens were injured. there's no word on their conditions. detectives have identified no arrests were made. >> the condition of reno with the 24-hour gambling. it doesn't seem to be zombie crawl related. but we are investigating. >> no word yet on a motive for the shootings. >> an out of control car interrupted a church service in florida when it slammed into the building. at least seven people were hurt. the car didn't break through the wall but witnesses say the

avoid another car. >> we was having church this morning. and we heard a loud noise. i thought it was a bomb. and everybody starting flying and went out the church. >> they were celebrating the church's 75th anniversary. the victims should be okay. four people including a young girl being rescued from a capsized boat. it happened yesterday near johns pass in florida. the coast guard found the group clinging to the boat. all of the church. something coast guard officials say was critical to their survival. all are expected to be okay. >> kurdish forces launched a new offensive in mosul today. they've been fighting islamic state forces on the outskirts of mosul to bring forces closer to the city. it's expected to take several months before mosul is reclaimed. and pope francis prayed for peace in iraq in his weekly prayer at the vatican.

innocent victims. he ended the prayer with a call for peace and hope that iraq can build a more hopeful future. >> right now bonuses given to thousands of california national guards members have to be repaid by the members. that's according to to a new report by the la times. nearly a decade ago the u.s. was short on troops fighting the wars in iraq and afghanistan so the california national guard offered soldiers bonuses up to $15,000 to go that money back. >> it certainly hurts the credibility going forward if we can't depend on the promises that were made to us when we volume tiered to put our life on the line -- volunteered to put our life on the line. >> the bonuses were supposed to be limited to soldiers in high demand assignments. the california guard says it has to obey the law and collect the money. >> a retired marine in longmont

afghanistan. that's not stopping him from helping his brothers. here's the story. >> still think of them everyday. >> reporter: his basement is unlike any other so called man cave. >> this is us in thailand. >> it's filled with keepsakes from his service with the u.s. marine corps. sunday marks five years to the day when he was hit by enemy fire while serving in about the size of your partnershipingy. it went through my entire arm pretty much shattering every bone in its path and you can see where the exit wound is. >> among the many people to come to the now retired sergeant's aid. a group group especially helpful to his wife who was pregnant when he was shot. >> i could never pay them back

from trying. next month he's taking part in the ice man 30-mile bike race in michigan and he's doing so with his brotherhood in mind. >> you've got to pay it forward. >> showing support through sport he hopes to raise $5,000 for the semper fi they did it with me, and i know they can do it with anyone. >> if you'd like to help raise money for the semper fi fund we've got a link on our website. >> turning to weather now. we love the temperatures but we sure need the rain. >> we need the rain. we're going the get very little over the course of the next several days. western colorado may get a

monday and tuesday. tonight clear to partly cloudy. we've had high clouds streaming across the state all day long. that high did weaken a little bit today. and it allowed cool air to filter in over the state today. so our temperatures were not quite as warm as yesterday. but way above normal for this year. now we're watching a little batch of moisture from california and nevada coming in and a trough off the western towards the panhandle of oklahoma. that will bring in a little downsloping wind for us. so our temperatures will be a little warmer for broncos sunday. then a another batch making its way across utah during the day. that'll that will slide into colorado into tuesday. and give western colorado a chance of rain and maybe some overnight thunderstorms into tuesday and above 10,000 feet we might see a dusting of snow as well.

employee low. might just see a little drizzle on tuesday morning. that'll be about it. 74 was our high temperature today both at the airport and downtown. about 12 points above normal for this time of year. and a new record which was 87. set in 1973. it's 49 downtown. 56 at the airport. with the south wind at 11. our weather watcher has 56. and here's the future cast into tomorrow. in pretty good shape. but watch the clouds start to develop out west. monday night into tuesday showers maybe, a few thunderstorms out west. tuesday morning there might be a little bit of snow at the higher elevations and for us it'll be cloudy to start the day. maybe a little pocket of drizzle here and there. and then it gets out of here in a big hurry by tuesday afternoon and evening. letting some showers continue on in the mountains. >> overnight temperatures cool

there. and tomorrow plenty of 70s with a few 60s mixed together. so a good looking start to the week. high clouds tonight about 44 for the overnight low. mostly sunny and the soothing 70s tomorrow. 76 at the airport. and of course tomorrow night if you're going to the broncos game temperatures in the 50s and 60s during the game. you stay dry it's going to be great for football and the broncos winning tomw. 73 on tuesday. cloudy maybe a few sprinkles in the morning. and wednesday, thursday, friday, mostly sunny skies returning. that takes us on to next weekend where temperatures are close to 70. but we stay dry unfortunately. man, oh man i wish we could get a bigger storm in here. >> let's get up there and do it. >> thank you, dave. >> you got it. >> right now arapaho road is closed until 5:30 tomorrow

complete bridge work there. on tuesday night i-25 will be closed at the on and off ramps of arapaho. there will be a detour so watch in the morning to get the latest on your commute from our traffic specialist. >> coming up, ten days of build up finally over. broncos back on the field tomorrow night. plus no rest for the weary. right back to work this morning. sports is next. this is the colorado none of us want to lose. i'm gail schwartz, and i'm running for congress

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stuck on a two game losing streak for two weeks now. so over a week and a half to think about how they went from cruising along at 4-0 to now looking at their first three game losing streak in five years. they're having issues across the board. offense has really struggling failing to throw a touchdown until the 4th quarter of both losses and the defense h slow starting as well. giving up 1st quarter touchdown drives in five of six games this year. that already equals last year's season total. >> this is an opportunity to get back on the winning track and playing broncos football because we got away from that in the past few weeks. >> the two teams that beat the broncos playing in atlanta today. chargers and falcons and a big

they came from 17 back to tie it at 30. falcons had a chance to win it. but the 58-yard field goal couldn't get it to go. and chargers with the field goal for the win. yeah. they come to denver next week on their own two game winning streak. what a game for cleveland the cavs and the indians. the bengals won 31-17. the leave land browns now 0-7 almost halfway to a winless season. hockey, and pretty good is not good enough for the new head coach. back from a 4 game road trip. less than 12 hours when their flight got back from florida back on the ice for a quick

2-4 of the top teams. they're not happy with average. >> it wasn't great. [ indiscernible ] we want to win three at least. we figured we could start the season 4-1. >> college football. the buffalos are back ranked 25 next game thursday november 3rd at home against ucla. nascar with an unfortunate but almost fitting end. needing a decent finish to advance to the next round of the chase but 40 lapse in his engine failed. they've had so much bad luck and despite four wins and leading more laps than anybody else this

chase. and final day of the regular season, playoff spots and the supporters shield on the line. rapids had a shot at the shield. needing a win and a dallas loss. but dallas fell behind early to houston. they were able to get an equalizer but no supporter shield. as 1-1 is the full-time. but with the tie rapids the fifth team in 21 years to go unbeaten at home during the regular season. they have made colorado a tough place again. they should be a force to be reckoned with in the playoffs. >> definitely. >> and we'll be right back. when i became governor, i knew we had to protect our colorado way of life. it's why i need a good team in the state senate. like rachel zenzinger, a former teacher who's fought for equal pay for equal work. daniel kagan championed property tax rebates to help seniors afford their utility bills.

and tom sullivan is a veteran who believes in an open and transparent government. they'd be a great team in the state senate. i've seen what can happen as the result of hate. my son matt was murdered in laramie, wyoming, in 1998. he was befriended by two men in a bar who pretended to be gay. they offered him a ride home, and when he was in their car, they robbed him and beat him.

d. in the aftermath of matt's death, my family saw the best of america in the love and support we were shown. so when i see the hate that donald trump has brought to his campaign for president, it terrifies me. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell ya. ahh, i don't know what i said, uhh, i don't remember. he's a mexican. i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody, and i wouldn't... words have an influence. violence causes pain. hate can rip us apart. t can happen as the result of hate, and donald trump should never be our president. priorities usa action

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opportunities to get candy. back in our day it was just halloween. >> just the other day we were going to some party or something. and boo at the zoo next weekend too. >> yeah it's continuing to go on. next weekend should be good weather wise as well. 76 for the high tomorrow. mostly sunny so a little bit warmer. on tuesday there's about a 10% chance or less of seeing a sprinkle of rain. maybe some rain drops tuesday then wednesday, thursday, friday mostly sunny. and we stay in the 70s. look at thursday, upper 70s, almost 80 degrees thursday. >> spend time in the rockies. >> or indian summer. >> back in the day. thank you for watching cbs4 news. >> all access is up next. >> have a great night. see you tomorrow.

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