hi everybody, this is the news at 6:00 a.m. in person voting starts today in colorado. we're live with what you'll want to know before you go. and as you get out this morning, put the orange on. broncos' pride is filling the mile-high city this morning. a look ahead to tonight's match- up against brock osweiler and the texans. >> you love it in the stan into another day and wait until you see the five day forecast. good morning everyone, i'm alan gionet. >> and i'm britt moreno. almost getting ridiculous, doesn't feel like october outside. ashton is here with another warm week ahead of us. good morning. >> it really doesn't feel like october. it's hard to believe we have a ski area now open in colorado with arapahoe basin. base temperatures were in the 60s up there this weekend.

70s yesterday this morning a mild start. take a look at the map here, we have 40s and even 50s in some spots along the front range. a little cooler in weld county as it usually is. greeley at 36 and meanwhile most mountain towns this morning are in the 30s. some moisture out to the west of us. that's rain you see in utah. it will make its way at least into the hiker tonight. talk alln't it and show you a fuel -- but right now joel. good morning ashton. a look at the drive 25 and arapahoe. the closure in place tonight from 10:00 until 5:30 tomorrow morning. but for now look at the drive southbound coming into town. that should be green because we have a nine minute drive alan from thornton to denver. joel thanks. 15 days out in election day and it will be all over and you can start to vote in person in colorado today. awe our jamie herely is live at election head -- jamie leary is live at election headquarters

ballot in and we have seen a few people dropping them off at the 24 hour ballot dropoff box but this morning it's a big deal. you can actually walk right into your polling place and cast your vote in person. early voting centerings will open in -- centers will open in all 64 counties in the state this morning. will stay open right until election day. for many, that mail-in alternative has become the new norm. but others like the security of voting in person. according to the u.s. election project, nearly 9,000 early votes haven colorado. still, a majority of the people we spoke with will take that mail-in ballot and drop it off in person or this morning, physically vote at their polling place. >> i like the idea of having the ballot beforehand. and being able to read through everything and make my decision before going into the actual polling booth. i feel like it's a more secure hand-off. >> reporter: now, many people

don't forget about the extra postage and signing that return envelope. postage is 68 cents. for more information on how to vote, visit us online at cbsdenver.com. live in denver, jamie leary, cbs4 news. trump is campaigning today in florida and clinton heads to new hampshire with a rally are senator -- with senator warren. president obama is criticizing republicans if nominee. trump's campaign manager says he still there has a chance. >> when you finally get him on tape bracing about -- bragging about actions that qualify as sexual assault, suddenly that's a deal breaker? what took you so long? >> our advantage is that donald trump is just going to continue to take the case directly to the people. >> recent polls show a number of states slipping away from trump including usually red

the latest cbs battleground tracker shows trump leading clinton by only three points in that state. new from overnight, anti- war activist and former lawmakers tom hayden has died. his wife says he died yesterday in santa monica after a long illness. his activism in the 196 and even his trips to north vietnam during the vietnam war. he was married to join on the da for a time -- jane fonda for a time. he is dead on the monday morning time for weather and traffic every ten minutes on the #s. >> happy -- 4s. >> happy monday everybody. it is mild to start the day. considering the calendar now says late october. castle rock is at 44 and arvada is at 54-degrees right now. we have a few clouds on top of us we'll call it plowed today but as we zoom out we're watching this pig plume of -- big plume of moisture that's

see scattered showers today. and those showers will make their way east into the west half of colorado tonight into tomorrow. i think the rain will stop short of the denver area but the mountains will see some rain and snow tonight and tomorrow. we'll talk much more about that coming up. at the bus stop plowed and mild. 45 just make sure the kids does are prepared for that. let's gets a check on the traffic with joel. good morning ashton. really packing the cars no now soou any more cars on the road and it really slows down for you. miss the mouse trap from copter #. you can see the headlights that we have coming down into town as you make your way down around the stadium curve. that's where you may see some slowing. still nine minutes from 120th out to i-70. of course the speeds will tick down here in just a bit as well as along i-70. enjoy it while you can. here we are across the denver metro area. as you head in the southbound direction, just south of 285,

along there. you can turn on the partners -- britt you get your traffic and cbs4 weather together. >> it was a rough weekend for denver police. a gunman is on the run this morning after a murder in a green valley ranch neighborhood. now this is only one of four shootings in the denver motier over the weekend. our shawn chitnis is live from this one happened in the 700 block of ireland court. good morning shawn. >> reporter: britt good morning and it time yesterday that police and neighbors were learning about this shooting. behind me we see the house is still closed off. and security is keeping this area tight while they have that investigation continuing by denver police. and neighbors tell us that they were surprised to see police knocking on their doors and of course investigating a crime in their neighborhood. pause it is normally quiet like this and they don't expect that type of activity here, but we do know that denver police got

morning of shots fire canned when officers -- fired and when officers arrived on scene they found a man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. police aren't sure what led up to the shooting. there's no description of a suspect or suspects in this case. but they do say that they collect evidence and try to get some more information from witnesses they aren't worried about anyone else being at risk in this community. one thing though is why that victim was inside this house because they don't lives here. now again they are looking for more information and trying to get some details if the public. so if -- from the public, so if you have any info, you're asked to call crime stoppers. live in green valley ranch, shawn chitnis, cbs4 morning news. today we could learn more about a shooting that left a father dead on the north side of downtown. this one happened in the parking lot of a liquor store. at 20th and park avenue on saturday night. police say the shooting started after an argument between two groups of people.

anyone. workers at a liquor store nearby say they're worried for their safety. >> just live right there yeah. it's kind of horrifying. it makes you want the move out of the city for sure. for sure. the crime is crazy here. >> the neighbors tell us that the man who died wint by the -- went by the nickname of joker, he was in his 30s and lives nearby and he left two children. the monday morning the road is back open after overnight bridge work that means arapahoe road will once again close in both directions from 10:00 until 5:30 tomorrow morning. tomorrow night northbound i-25 will close between the off and on ramps at arapahoe road. you will have no trouble knowing you are in broncos' country outside the uc health training center. take a look at this. drews are plan -- crews from planning to install permanent broncos' logos in the crosswalk at broncos' parkway and

workersinstalled one over the weekend and crewens will be out today from -- crews will be out today from ok in the morning until 2:00 -- 10:00 in the morning until 2:00 this afternoon. on familiar turf they're going to be at mile high tonight. team takes on the texans 6:30 p.m.. and the broncos haven't played now in 11 days. so they are ready to shake off a two game losing streak. now their last game against the chargers and you remember that one wasn't all that pretty. now the players just within to get back to just block it. cbsdenver.com. coverage during the game tonight. coming up our broncos' reporter row knee bean will tell us how the defense defense matches up against brock osweiler. happening tonight the broncos will honor the three newest members of the ring of fame. now this includes kicker jason elum, linebacker simon fletcher and safety john lynch. the team unveiled their bronze pillars last night in the broncos' ring of fame plaza.

thing thinking this is even possible. and so to be even mentioned with the gays in the ring -- guys in the ring of fame is a huge honor. >> the same broncos' fan who is welcomed and supported me in april of 1985 have done it in everything iffy tempted to do -- i've attempted to do since i've been here eastern o this day. -- even o this day. >> i think it speaks volumes to this organization that it had that big of an impression on me in my short time here. >> this is so cool. tonight's the ring of fame halftime. >> that is cool. broncos' fans are also going to help honor a hero during tonight's game. that's denver officer tony lopez jr.. he survived after being shot during a traffic stop last year. the team will recognize him as a broncos' country hero. officer lopez has pulled through and back on his feet after he lost a lot of blood during that shooting nearly died from the terrible leg wound and the tourniquet saved him. the broncos' ceremony is

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welcome back to the cbs4 morning news. it is time for weather and traffic on the 4s and it's no temperatures are mild this morning. a continuation of our mild weekend. it was 82 back on saturday. 74 yesterday. today? 77 game time temperatures will be in the 60s tonight and tomorrow 74 and then down to 72 on wednesday. but that's as cool as it gets for this week. hard to believe it's october although this picture certainly makes it look like october. look hat this matt reynolds over the weekend just north of nederland. and it was boo at the zoo this past weekend.

very, very fun. tailgating temperatures will be in the 70s later today and kickoff temperatures 67 by halftime will be at 62. right now, temperatures are in the 40s for most neighborhoods around denver. a little cooler around greeley and fort collins as it often is. larimer weld counties in the 30s for the time being. later on mountain temperatures will be in the 60s and 78 grand junction and 73 later on in -- partly cloudy skies at least to start the day. the clouds will increase tonight as the moisture to the west of us makes its way into colorado. here's the futurecast. today's going to be mainly dry with the exception of maybe a quick shower or two in the mountains. here's 10:00 tonight. if you rain showers in the hiker -- a few rain showers in the high country. tonight eventually down to around 10,000 feet. here's 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. rain and snow possible along the i-70 corridor once you

approaches to the tunnel vail pass and berthed pass. here's 4:00 p.m. tomorrow, rain mainly in the mountains. we scowled see a shower -- could see a shower if we're lucky around denver but not much. through tomorrow night from tonight, above 10,000 feet one to four inches possible. this is not going to be a big snow event especially for this time of year in the mountains. 77 degrees today in denver and partly cloudy. unlikely that could come into tv tomorrow. after that dunny and dry from wednesday through the end of the week. here's joel with traffic. take a look from copter #. watching from the tech center up through the bridges this morning. look at that volume we have. this is loading up both directions. and that's the situation we're starting to see seasoned coming into -- southbound coming into down. don't be scared there's red on there but these are into the 50s. really should be green. nine minutes from 10th to i-70.

westbound direction of i-76 on the approach the i-5. this is the volume that we're talking about coming southbound coming down into town. with you you take a look at the cars in the express toll lane and it looks like they're moving at similar speeds just stick it out there into traffic and unless you like to engage the cruise control. southbound along i-225 a great drive and that's what we're seeing really here reflected along i-70. speeds into 60s just a three minute drive from out to i-25 and then both directions along i-70 we're seeing speeds into the upper 50s right now between i-5 and i- 225. britt? thank you joel. samsung galaxy note 7 phones are banned from something else now. more trouble for them and at&t faces opposition over the time warner deal. everybody is talking about,, this the news on wall street. hena daniels is live at the new york stock exchange. happy monday he fda. >> reporter: happy monday

will wait the see if wall street can rally after friday. the dow slid 16 points the nasdaq gained 15 and right now futures are pointing up. at&t's proposed $85 billion bid to buy time warner immediately raised regulatory concerns. prompting the senate's committee to schedule a hearing for next month. the deal would combine at&t with the company that owns hbo, warner brothers, pbs, tnt and justice. first planes, now trains. and amtrak trains are now permitting the samsung galaxy note 7 on its trains because of the risk they'll catch fire. this applies to their throughway buses and stations and platforms as well. the faa banned the note 7 from all of its commercial flights last week. and if you want to see the chicago cubs play in their first world series in 71 years, it's going to cost you.

average for $3,125 for tomorrow's game. and according to the "chicago tribune," it will cost more than $6,000 for the cubs' first home game on friday. britt? >> thank you so much. let's go to top stories now this morning. federal safety investigators are trying to figure out now why a bus driver appears not to have slowed down much before smashing into a semi yesterday in palm springs, california. at least 13 people are dead in this crash. slowed for construction on interstate 0. the crash happened at 5:00 in the morning and many of the passengers were asleep as they returned from a casino. well investigators don't know if the driver who died fell asleep or was under the influence in some way. just a mystery. most of the people killed were in the font of the bus. a search underway right now for a family member accused of

members in oklahoma. this is michael vance. he shot at the officers last night with an ak-47. they are expected to survive. police say he also stole a patrol car and then later ditched it and carjacked a woman. police have another person in custody after last night's shooting -- an operation is now underway in the french port city to clear thousands of migrants there. people forms lined today during the start of the mass evacuation. they are african and afghanistan. most of the people there trying to bret -- are trying to bet to

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broncos have been stuck on a two game losing streak like ten days now and they had basically a mini bye week playing last last thursday in week six and now on monday in week seven. so for 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. there have been issues across the board. offense has really str failing to score a touchdown until the fourth quarter of both losses. and the defense? they've been slow starting as well. they've given up first quarter touchdown drives in five of six games this year. that equals last season's total already. >> this is an opportunity to get back on the winning track you know, get back to playing broncos' football. because we got away from that the last two weeks and we've got to find our identiry and get back to our identity and play like we've been playing. >> reporter: broncos and texans 6:30 tonight. we'll see you from mile high.

it's time for weather and traffic on the 4s and it is now 6:24. time the check our -- to check our travel forecast, if you're going to be leaving colorado today, plan on rain from utah, over into nevada and there's a big plume of moisture to the west of us. there northern california up into portland and seattle today as well. meanwhile, beautiful in the middle of the country. nashville 76 with sunshine today. sunny skies for both minneapolis as well as chicago with temperatures in the 50s. and after a very warm weekend, they start cooling down today on the east coast with 50s for the most part there. all airports in the country, big airports anyway are in good shape. let's check our traffic with joel. we got a traffic alert we're following this morning for you. this is from the cdot camera

84th it involves the three cars right along this and that -- there and that southbound direction blocking off the left lane. we don't have any police activity quite yet. when they do they will block off another lane as well. so southbound coming into town, slow but look along i-70 inbound along pena boulevard. should be a nice drive for you as a matter of fact take a look at the drive times, eked along i--- eastbound along i-70 we have speeds into the 50s. tyler perry's latest movie is another winner at the box office. >> no, i think i'm over this halloween, you know i don't like to go >> i'm on my way, i'll be will now. >> the halloween tops the box office in its first weekend. it brought in an estimated $27.6 million. new this morning, a special honor for comedian bill murray. he is this year's recipient of the mark twain prize for american humor. murray accepted award last night at the kennedy center. some of the past recipients include billy crystal and carol burnett and steve martin.

cbs4 has ten pairs of tickets and one franked prize. up id -- grand prize. the concert is on june 3rd at the pepsi center. log on to cbsdenver.com for a chance to win. right now it is 49 degrees out there. incredible october weather continuing the latest on that and even peek maybe out at halloween a little bit. dead lichting outside a home in -- deadly shooting outside a home in aurora about this morning. why neighbors say this may be a case of self-defense. >> a deadly plane crash on overnight on the island of malta. the mission it was on to

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the broncos' stadium is empty this morning. but thousands of fans will fill it tonight to cheer on the broncos. the team takes on the texans and former teammate brock osweiler, kickoff is at 6:30 and your broncos' coverage starts this morning. thank you for joining us and happy monday. i'm britt moreno. >> and i'm alan gionet. do some tailgating early. ashton, this is the time to do it. >> yeah. you know, it's late october but it will feel more like an evening game in early pt into the 70s today. right now it's relatively mild for an october morning. and as we look out to the east just a little bit of sunlight now showing up. well call it partly cloudy today and temperature right now at cbs4 is 49. we have 47 at dia. and temperatures in the 30s in the colorado high country. moisture coming into the state from the west. that will mean some mountain rain and snow. details on that plus we're just 12 hours from kickoff.

forecast coming up. right now let's check in with joel. we have a little trouble spot we're following this morning ashton. southbound along i-25. this is at 84th police have not arrived and just the left lane is blocked. once police arrive though they probably block off that left lane. and the express toll lane right now it's now a 19 minute drive to get you from thornton to denver. britt look at that average speed into the 20s. okay joel thank you for that. right now the person who shot and killed a man in green valley ranch is on the run and this is one of four in the denver motier over the weekend. police -- metro area over the weekend. police were busy this weekend. our shawn chitnis is live from the 4700 block of ireland court where this happened. good morning shawn. >> reporter: britt good morning, the scene has changed a bit in 24 hours but the house still closed off and security patrolling the area. but it was certainly a busy time in this neighborhood. and folks who live here were surprised to see misin the area -- police in the area knock on doors trying to get information about what happened.

around 6:00 in the morning of shots fired. and so officers were here trying to get details on what led up to this shooting. they did find a man with multiple gunshot wounds by the house there. and that man did later die from his injuries. a denver police have told us so far that they don't have a description that they can release for this suspect. but they are working on that. and unclear if there's one or multifor people involved but -- multiple people involved but at this time police are saying theyn' to anyone else in the community. the big question is though what was that victim doing at this house because they don't believe he was living at that location. so if you have any information that could help police in their investigation, you're asked to contact crime stoppers. live in green valley ranch, shawn chitnis, cbs4 morning news. thank you very much. neighbors are telling us a man shot and killed in a yard in aurora's morris heights neighborhood appeared to be zombie like. prosecutors are going to determine if there was a case of self-defense.

that's southeast of i-70 and 225 yesterday. neighbors say the circumstances leading up to that shooting really bizarre. one person who doesn't want to be identified says the man walked into his home before the shooting. >> he came inside our house and he stepped over where the doorstep is. me and my brother and my mom, we went up to him and we asked him you know what are you doing here? he's like i thyme not wrong place but he wasn't being responsive. it didn't seem he knew who he was or what was happening. >> there's no confirmation from police. the neighbors say the man appeared to be reaching into his waistband and that's when somebody shot him. he was in the front yard of a home at the time. on this monday morning, time now for weather and traffic every ten minutes on the 4s and here's a live look outside. good morning ashton. >> good morning to you britt. happy game day everybody. tvs going to be a mild day. in denver and throughout the state. temperatures above normal for this time of year.

mile high. 42 degrees the temperature. sun will be up at 7:20. so we got less than an hour to go before our official sunrise. the sun will set about 6:08 this evening. so by the time the texans and broncos kick off this evening, they will be dark but only 67 and relatively mild night halftime temperature right around 62. mountain towns are in the 20s and 0s right now -- 0s right now. -- 30s right now. we'll be in the 60s later today and aspen 68 and frisco 63. look how warm out west upper 70s in the southeast part of the state as well. we'll be in the mid- to upper 70s around denver boulder and fort collins. partly cloudy skies outside right now. clouds will be on the increase today and tonight as moisture to the west of us moves in. the promises to be a -- this promises to be a dekent rain and snow event for the high country especially with rain. not much in terms of snow but for denver and the front range we're going to have the down slope with this system from the west, therefore our chances for my rain are bleak -- any rain

chance is tomorrow. ok tonight a few shower -- 10:00 tonight a few showers in the high country. 6:00 tomorrow morning, doing over the higher mountain passes early tomorrow and then through the day they'll continue to be some showers in the mountains. snow level will be high with this system. it's so warm we're talking above 10,000 feet for accumulating snowfall. one to four inches possible along the approaches to the tunnel, vail pass and rabbit ears. to tomorrow for denver just a small chance of rain and high 7 #. and then -- 74. and then 70s each specific day it l day through the monday -- each and every day through the end of month. joel? southbound coming into town not as great. a three car accident. this is blocking off the left lane southbound along i-25 at 84th police haven't arrived at this accident still. when they do my guess they'll either block off the ebbing press toll lane -- express toll lane or it will affect start affecting the middle lane and then we really have a mess. it is dragging. look at this speeds into the single digits behind this

hour. westbound along i-76 and eastbound along i-270 loading up as well. from the cbs4 mouse trap cam heading southbound along i-a it is loading up but -- 25 it is loading up. but you look at the speeds in the left lane and the left toll lane and about the same speed. more cars out there as you get around the stadium curve and that's why we're seeing all that slowing. seeing showing as well southbound along i-225 as a matter of fact speeds into the 20s. nine minutes from parker road between georgetown and idaho springs. some final work before the winter surgeon begins. a full -- season begins. a full closure of the exit is planned for tomorrow. this will last from 8:00 in the morning until 7:00 at night. britt? new video this morning after a deadly plane crash on the mediterranean island nation of malta. a light plane went down killing all five on board. video shows the plane in flames

some of the debris ended up on a road outside the perimeter of the airport. people say the plane crashed into the ground soon after takeoff. the passengers were heading to libya's coast to monitor migrant trafficking routes for the french government. a prison staff member and an inmate are hurt from a riot at a north carolina prison. have a look at this video. small group of inmates set two separate fires at that prison in goldsboro last night. you can see the flames burning there. both fires out quickly. fire crews hope to make more progress today on that wildfire in the mountains west of pueblo. the jenkins fire is now halfway contained. the flames destroyed nine homes so far and 19 other buildings. this one is about 18,000 acres in size. in our morning news health watch, about 3500 babies die every year from sleep related deaths. now the american academy of pediatrics is issuing new guidelines for parents.

share their parents' bedroom for at least the first six months of their lives and ideally for the first year. >> the studies that were done looking at the reduction in risk of sids really were done throughout the first year of life. and we know that reduction can be as much as 50%. >> experts are also recommending parents offer babies a pacifier at naps and bedtime. they also say babies should get plenty oversup vised a -- of supervised awake tummy time that promote development origin happening today some of our veterans can find help getting back into the work force. there's a special symposium at csu. it's at the student center. the veterans symposium focuses on the transition from higher ed to the work force. find registration info csu's website. a retired marine from longmont is hoping the biff back to the people who helped him recover.

since enemy fire hit john reid and it happened as he served in afghanistan. reid says members of the semper fi fund were especially help 68 to his -- helpful to his wife when she was pregnant. he now wants to raise $5,000 for the found and taking part in the ice man cometh a 30-mile bike race in michigan next month and he says he's doing so with his brotherhood in mind. >> i can never pay them back any amount of money for what they've too afraid to ask for help but i know the fund is going to help them. they always do. they did it with me and i know they can do it with anyone. >> you can visit cbsdenver.com to learn how you can help him raise money. now coming up this morning, ballot in, today's the start of inperson voting in colorado. we're live with what you want to know. >> and a scary turn for police who tried to make a stop in california. >> the broncos are getting

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welcome back. it is time for weather and traffic here on the 4s. it's a mild start to the day. a few clouds overhead and we are going to keep it mild here as we go through the day. high temperatures will top out in the 70s later on the. want -- on. want to check in with the weather watchers, at least one. dave pullman in west arvada has 41 degrees, again it's mild to get today started. bus stop temperatures in the 40s. so yes the kids need a jacket

mornings last week. joel? the tough part is getting jacket back in the afternoon when it gets all warm. three car accident southbound direction of i-5 at 84th wet -- 25 at 84th we finally have a tow truck on scene but slow speeds in that southbound direction of i-25. the average speed for that whole stretch alan into the 0s. if the broncos can get to the quarterback tonight they're going to be visiting an friend. 6:30 tonight at mile high which is ready this morning. >> of course the broncos are hoping to snap a two game losing streak. but we are also hopeful for the team. romi bean is here now with a look at what needs to happen for a win tonight. good morning. >> reporter: good morning yes looking for a win here and of course what we've been waiting for osweiler returns to denver with the team he said would give him the best opportunity to succeed when he signed a $72

texans. osweiler has found it difficult to be the guy at times. paining's former backup is second in the league with -- peyton manning's former backup is second in the league with eight interceptions, you can be sure the defense plans to make his homecoming less than pleasant. the defense faced osweiler in practice during manning's time as denver starter and as a result the unit knows the texans' quarterback tendencies and tonight they'll look to exploit them. one of those issues is the fact that osweiler holds on to the ball too long. the league in sacks. and tonight they have to pressure osweiler and make him uncomfortable in the pocket. as broncos' cornerback chris harries jr. said that's when the picks come. and pressure has affected os wile they are season. three of his eight interceptions have come against the blitz. and you know, last year was the broncos' he didn't throw any interceptions against the blitz. and some other things to watch out for tonight. the broncos' a fence needs to -- broncos' offense needs to

league against the pass. broncos have to block texans' linebacker merciness and defensive end clowney. okung was in the concussion protocol last week and could be lined up against clowney plenty tonight. also running back lamar miller had 149 rushing yards and a touchdown last week. and the texans say they want to get him the ball more. and guys of course broncos' coach gary kubiak facing the team that fired him, w with the broncos. >> uh-huh. okay. so -- if he holds the ball, i mean they have to know, the texans have to know the broncos are coming for him light? >> reporter: absolutely. but that's been the problem with brock. he is gotten hit so much this year is he just really can be he tries -- he tries to hold on to the ball for longer than he should. if he does that von miller will be finding him a lot tonight. >> you know i was going to say our defense is to great.

>> that's my prediction. >> they're looking for redemption after two losses i think a good game. >> romi thanks a lot. you can hear more from romi tomorrow morning going to get up with us come in here after being at the game tonight on the sidelines. cbs4 mornings tomorrow morning right here 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. and also on denver sports 760 every day with ed and andy. >> show gets the gold star for that. happening today, you can vote in person. we are now is a s days -- 15 days out our jamie leary is live from denver election headquarters with more on making your voice heard. good morning jamie. >> reporter: good morning britt. millions of americans have already deaded to mail in their -- decided to mail in their ballots. actually seen quite a few people taking advantage of the ballot drop box. but election day for many has arrived today. this morning. you can actually walk right into your polling place and cast your vote in person.

state. and will stay open until election day. for many that mail-in al tern ty is the new norm but others like the security of voting in person. according to the u.s. states' elections project, nearly 9,000 early votes have been cast already in colorado. still a majority of the people we spoke will take -- with will take that mail-in bottom and dropped -- ballot and drop it off in person or vote at the polling who like the convenience of a mail ballot but many also say they really enjoy the idea of being able to still go to the polling place and you know talk to folks in line. and get to actually cast that vote in person. >> reporter: if you do plan to mail in your ballot, remember that extra postage i costs 68 -- it costs 68 cents or slap two forever stamps on the ballot the get it in. that should work just fine. for manufacture information on

cbsdenver.com. jamie leary, station cbs4 morning news. donald trump holds more events in florida a critical state. cbs news poll out shows clinton leading trump by three points in the critical sunshine state and almost tied with the republican nominee in texas. which is always a republican stronghold. rocky special -- special forces are now shelling islamic state areas near mosul. this is the latest face of the big operation to retake the city. it's expected to take weeks if not months to drive isis our iraq's second largest city. people are remembering former california legislator and 19 60s anti-war activist tom hayden, his wife says he died yesterday in santa monica after a long illness. people knew him for his

trips to north vietnam during the vietnam war. and of course his marriage to actress jane fonda for a little bit. hayden was 76 years old. right now a man accused of killing two family members and shooting and hurting two oklahoma police officers is on the run. they want to find michael vance. in lincoln, county northeast of oklahoma city with an ak-47. he reportedly hit one officer in the foot and the other in the leg. police say he also stole a patrol car ditched it and carjacked a woman. the police have another woman in custody after last night's shooting. he recently spent time in jail on accusations of child sexual assault still out there somewhere. new video this morning as bullets hit a california police car through a chase through medei ra. have a look. >> shots fired. >> you see that? the officer tried to stop a driver yesterday for a traffic violation but the person then

neighborhood and then the passenger reached out the window and shot at the police car. time after time. the police car's window shattered the gunfire narrowly missed an officer and a person riding along with the officer. police have not made any rays. investigators have a lot of questions morning after a deadly bus crash in california near palm springs. 13 people were killed and more than 30 were hurt. people held a vigil last night on the corner where the tour bus was heading. it was on angeles after a trip to a casino and the bus plowed into the back of a semi-truck on the interstate. the speed of the bus was so significant, the trailer was stuck about 15 feet into the bus. now the bus passed three recent inspections but a crew had slowed traffic on the interstate just before that crash. new video for you this morning. an rv carrying marijuana

bridge that connects new jersey and delaware. look at the fire on that thing. no one was hurt but traffic was tied up for hours. the rv is owned by a pot advocacy group. the fire destroyed more than $50,000 worth of merchandise. the senate's antitrust committee has a hearing next month to examine one of biggest proposed media mergers in history. over the weekend, at&t proposed a deal to buy time warner for more than $85 billion. regulators are going to have to approve. at&t wants to put content on your phone and time warner with cnn and things like harry potter has content. the buffs' football team back in the top 25 this morning. the team is now ranked 23rd in both the a. p. and the coaches' polls after a big win in california. wasn't pretty. but it was cu's 10-5 victory over stanford that pushed the buffs back into the top 25. and there's only one proper way to celebrate a win in

out. next game on thursday november 3rd at home against ucla. >> there are a lot of chicago transplants here in denver. so this news is for you. rig now ticket costs are skyrocketing to see the cubs play in their first series in 71 years. game one is tomorrow in cleveland against the indians and tickets are listed on average for $3,125. it will for the cubs' first game home on friday. it is not cheap folks. here's a live look from wrigley field in chicago. the marquee reads "2016 national champions." this is something that hasn't been up there since 1945. >> are you sure that's what that says? >> that's what that says. >> love the -- >> we look at the origin us -- look at the gorgeous sunrise. we are a week out from halloween and usually

>> you know one of the models are suggesting a little storm system could swing through a week from today. which obviously could impact our trick-or-treat forecast for next monday night. it doesn't look like anything cold enough to produce snow in denver. but it may cool down a little bit. we're going to be in the 70s from today through at least sunday. and then maybe a little bit cooler for halloween day itself. we'll keep you posted. meanwhile the drought monitor, more than 50% of colorado under some stage of that's why we really fled the moisture. one chance for denver is tomorrow and it's a pretty small chance. from las vegas to salt lake city, the mountains will see widespread rain and snow coming up tonight into tomorrow. here's the futurecast. today an isolated shower possible in the high country. but look at 10:00 tonight, that's more precipitation for the mountains and tomorrow morning rain and snow along the i-70 corridor. we'll see some snow up over berthoud pass and rabbit's ear as as well.

4:00 p.m. tomorrow still rain and snow in the mountains but look at this the snow level will be up at least at 10,000 feet. so mountain towns not going to see any snow but up over the passes definitely some accumulation, one two four inches -- to four inches possible. in the 60s there later in the mountains towns and 70s here along the front range. tomorrow 74. after that warm and day. joel? we have a traffic alert we're following this morning. southbound i-5 at 84th 84th. they pick up the three car accident and there's just one car left there on the scene. but take a look at the speeds behind this. we have a dipping down into the single digits. so right now, average speed 23. it's a 24 miles per hour drive to get you southbound into town. here we are from the cbs4 mouse trap cam. once you get down past that the car moving. southbound along i-225 pretty usual there time of day. but great speedboat directions along i-70. look at that into the 40s and

think the score will be tonight? >> romi said -- something like about 20-10:00 or something like that. -- 2,, ,,

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. jenise may worked to cut taxes for 30,000 small businesses. and tom sullivan is a veteran who believes in an open and transparent government. they'd be a great team in the state senate. nt set of rules than everywhere else. and that's just wrong. we should permanently eliminate automatic pay raises for congress. i'm working with cory gardner to force senators to stay in washington if another government shutdown seems possible. and i'm fighting to ban members of congress from ever becoming lobbyists. i'm michael bennet, and i approve this message

captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is monday, october 24th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? the u.n. presidential poll gives hillary clinton a double-digit lead. donald trump heads to florida, telling voters not to believe the polls. a horrifying casino bus crash kills 13 in the california desert. the bus ended up 15 feet inside of a big rig. the truck's driver reveals what happened at the moment of impact. >> thousands of soldiers received cash bonuses to reenlist in the iraq wars and afghanistan war. now the government is ordered them to give the money back. we begin this morning with a