for generations to come, killing thousands of jobs. i approved this message because i won't let that happen. new tonight it is not the place you would expect to see a lot of trash. and appliances piling up but that's what's happening along the scenic squaw pass outside of evergreen. now some are saying enough is enough. we sent tom mustin up to the

and the citizen response. >> reporter: it's one of colorado's scenic highways. now squaw pass road is being tarnished by illegal dumping. >> you think what a beautiful road. until you go over the side of a parking area and you look down over the embankment. and you see all the garbage. >> reporter: tim deegan noticed the problem a few weeks ago when he and his wife pulled over to look at the view on the way to echo lake. >> looked over and embankment. and it was full of garbage. lie. >> reporter: wednesday he and fellow rotary members organized a cleanup along with dozens of volunteers and police, fire and forest service members. they collected truckloads of debris. >> we had a refrigerator we retrieved out of there. sofas, shutters from the house. remnants of carpeting.

you name it. >> reporter: chamber of commerce president betsy hayes says the people caught dumping on forest service land face a heavily -- a heavy penalty. >> this is not okay. once you cross the line it's $1000 fine. >> reporter: it can also include up to 30 days in jail. and with little gathering at an alarming rate and tim eagan has a message for his fellow coloradans. >> we all live here for the beauty of colorado. and to see something like that, it's totally disrespectful for where we live. it's shocking. >> reporter: tim tells me after he and his fellow volunteers cleanup this area they'd like to move on to other parts that could use their help. he is hoping to work with the forest service to make that happen. tom mustin, cbs4 news. information about the national guard, defense department is responding to the outcry over asking members of the california guard to repay their enlistment bonuses. some of the debts have totaled more than $25,000. the pentagon put the collections on hold.

to ensure fair treatment for the california national guard soldiers. who may have received incentive bonuses and tuition assistance improperly as a result of errors and in some cases criminal behavior by other members of the california guard. >> those improper payments stemmed from overzealous recruiters trying to reach their enlistment goals. colorado national guard spokesman major darren overet national guard. procedures are different from california. there checked to see if they are reenlistment -- if the bonuses they have been paid and if conditions of those bonuses have been fulfilled. there is no repayment issue in colorado as there is in california. no topic is off-limits in this presidential race. one of the most divisive is guns. shaun boyd back now with a reality check on a political ad that viewers have been asking her to fact check. spoke --

as emotional as gun control. a new ad plays on those emotions. >> a man attacked me in a parking garage, tried to stab me with an eight-inch knife. but i carry a pistol. >> reporter: the story is true. but this ad is not about her. it's about hillary clinton. >> every woman has a right to defend herself with a gun if she chooses. hillary clinton disagrees with that. >> reporter: not exactly. here's what you need to know. clinton has said she supports the second amendment but she's also sai wrong on the second amendment. that's the rub. in the landmark case heller versus district of columbia the court ruled individuals outside of a militia have a constitutional right to keep and bear arms. in making the ruling it struck down two loss in the district of columbia. one banning handguns, the other requiring shotguns in homes be locked or unloaded. clinton has pointed to those

are doing the decision prohibits reasonable gun control. but it doesn't. the court specifically said the second amendment is reasonably limited. on the fundamental question of whether individuals have a constitutional right to guns, clinton has been evasive. only recently saying they do. her opponent? >> donald trump supports my right to own a gun. >> reporter: that's true although the position has evolved. anybody released in 2000 he said he supported a ban on assault weapons. and longer waitri today he says he's opposed to all bands and wants concealed carry permits available nationwide and wants the background check system overhauled. bottom line, it's not that clinton thinks a woman like kristi mcmahon does not have a right to defend herself with a gun. she just doesn't things laws like those in dc infringe on that right. and if elected she will get to a point at least -- to appoint at least one new justice who will likely agree. shaun boyd, that's reality

walk of fame being destroyed by a vandal. this video shows the man dressed as a construction worker bashing the star with a sledgehammer and a pick ax. witnesses say the man spent five minutes prior up the emblem before running off. the suspected vandal spoke to tmz saying he did it to raise awareness about sexual violence in the u.s. he also said he has hired a lawyer and plans to turn himself in. one woman's fight to forced her to face foreclosure. and here sits colorado, where is the moisture? all up and to the north. that allows this desert hot air 100 degrees in phoenix

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there are new rules to help people prevent their homes from going into foreclosure. last year 4000 homes sold in foreclosure down from a high of 25,000 in 2007. as jamie leary shows us even with the government's new rules, some homeowners are falling through the cracks.

metro area home for 16 years. >> i loved it. >> reporter: the house was a dream come true. then she lost her job. she lost her father suddenly and the dream was in jeopardy. >> i wasn't able to fully pay it of course. >> reporter: in january of 2014 bank of america reached out offering her a mortgage modification. >> i was ecstatic. it was such a relief. >> reporter: she entered into an application maze. >> whenever i tried to call to get the information or whatever i needed i was always talking to somebody different. >> reporter: she got approved for the modification in january of 2015. started making her trial modification payments. but a mistake in her bank account put a payment in jeopardy. when she tried to fix the problem she got nowhere. >> i'm calling to make my last trial payment for my modification. she said i don't show you owe anything. i'm like are you sure? because i know i do.

payment for my modification. i don't want to screw this up. >> reporter: teresa missed that payment and was dropped from the modification program. she got a letter that her home was going to foreclosure. >> i got denied. i fought it and fought and fought fought it. >> reporter: in a statement, bank of america says it can't comment on this account due to confidentiality. but that they fully reviewed her account history which included several forbearance and modification reviews. so these were released in 2014. the new rules issued to streamline the modification process. just this summer financial consumer protection bureau issued this, a survey to see how the mortgage companies are doing with the new rules. the survey doesn't identify the service companies by name but it praises some for updating computer systems, training and auditing services. it also shows a wide range of legal violations that are still occurring which result in homeowners getting information that is late, incorrect and in

three years. and i finally had to throw my hands up. >> reporter: the home sold at foreclosure in may. she says it will be years before she's able to buy a house again. >> i fought with my soul. i thought everything i had in me. >> reporter: jamie leary, cbs4 news. right now a live look outside and it is a colorado a man attacked me in a parking garage. tried to stab me with an 8-inch knife. but i carry a pistol. i fight back. that's why i'm still here. every woman has a right to defend herself with a gun if she chooses. hillary clinton disagrees with that. don't let politicians take away your right to own a gun.

washington plays by a different 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.

because washington's got to change.

iraqi special forces are deploying ahead of a push to retake the city from isis. this is the news from around nearly 9000 residents have left their homes in mosul and surrounding villages. there are fears isis fighters will try to blend in and escape. or launch surprise attacks. military officials do say the effort to retake the city is moving faster than expected. u.s. takes another step in normalizing relations with cuba. u.s. diplomats and -- abstained

that condemns the economic embargo against cuba. the u.n. general assembly approved the resolution one -- nine -- 191-0 both. u.s. and israel abstained as president obama continues working to restore full relations with the communist nation. a refugee camp known as the jungle is burning to the ground. tuesday authorities began evicting migrants living in that shantytown. some frustrated refugees set fire to their makeshift homes as they were forced out. before thousand residents been living pretty much in limbo. hoping to settle in the united kingdom. now they've been bused to communities all across france. where authorities promised to give them shelter. beautiful night out there. >> lovely night. the moisture but that's the deal. no moisture going on but we do have some clouds. >> we'll take what we can get.

here, we just have no weather problems as we take a look. as we look at doppler 4000, we do have just a few clouds drifting across the north. and a few clouds over mountain areas. that's the only moisture we see at all. big picture, high-pressure ridge all the moisture up over our area down to the great lakes. see the white? they have snow back in the great lakes. and then showers and a thunderstorm down to the south of that. we are simply high and dry. so as we put hour by hour in motion, news time tomorrow night, clouds drifting across the state. that's the closest we're going to get. 10:00 mostly clear to partly cloudy skies across colorado. today 75 dia and downtown. 37 out at the airport, 46 and milder for the start this morning. 61 and 33 normal for this time of year. 83 and three are the records. weather watchers, 69 in buena vista, lone tree 70, arvada 72. 75 west leader and brush 76

69 and 67 with southeast breeze at seven. steady barometer, this is from elaine cunningham, not all pretty leaves are on the trees anymore. still pretty, except all on the ground. take a look at the lows tonight, mild again with 30s and 40s. 20s and 30s hire about west. temperatures in the 30s and 40s and look at these temperatures tomorrow, mostly 80s to the mid- 80s over the ea let's head back to the colorado weather center. i think we're getting into record territory. >> we are. next two days could potentially be record-tying or record- breaking in denver. we're going to end the work week with very warm temperatures. not just us in denver, one across the state. so you may need to fill plops tomorrow afternoon. that's how warm we'll get. record high tomorrow is 80 from back in 1966. for friday, record high is also 80 degrees back in 1994.

and we're -- if the month ended right now we would have our fifth warmest october on record. so trend will continue. we are probably most likely going to be in the top five warmest october in denver history. very warm for us, the warm streak is going to continue even though we get colder this weekend. >> right. highs for tomorrow, only 60s up in the mountains, these are warmer than the temperatures we would normally expect this time of year for the 70s out west. look at the east, record highs lauren was talking about. 80s to mid-80s. couple of 70s as well. forecast for the clear skies tonight, mid-40s. for the next several days, mostly sunny skies and right around that 80-degree mark which could tie the record. 81 on friday. which could set a new record. no 60s for your weekend as we have 73 saturday, 77 broncos sunday and then monday

>> we always say if we're close to a record we might as well break it. from one denver landmark to another. up next, part of a historic denver landmark goes up for auction plus the tiny insect threatening to wipe out nearly all of flor,,

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stocks closing mixed on this day. the dow ekes out a 30-point game. nasdaq down 33. essay and pete lost three. bidding opens on the sale of a unique space, top five floors of the daniels and fisher clocktower are for sale. 21 story building was the third tallest in the country when it was finished in 1911. top five floors have been used for events for years now. actual sale price not happen for a few more weeks. tree killing bacteria is threatening the $11 billion citrus industry. could mean big price hikes. 90% of that states famous orange groves are infected. officials predict next year's harvest could be one of the worst on record. all due to a tiny bug carrying a disease from china known as greening. it could be devastating for growers. whose profits are already razor thin.

emotional time. i'm the fourth generation to be here. to give that up would really hurt me. >> tough times. researchers are working on a fix. testing out mesh nets to cover the trees. it's effective but pricey. more oranges are produced in florida than any country in the florida than any country in the world except 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. 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.

it's no secret. donald trump isn't for us. and unfortunately, congressman coffman isn't, either. just listen.

y for equal work 11 times. it gets worse. coffman said he would support donald trump for president. and that's all we really need to know. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. a live look from colorado springs, people rallying for vice presidential candidate mike pence. stan bush on the scene as well. he'll have more coming up tonight at 10:00. we could break records. >> let's take a look at the

record high is right at 80 degrees. we could easily break the record . 73 on saturday 77 for the bronco game on monday. and then monday of course halloween, 71 degrees. we stay dry. >> east stan

it's no secret. donald trump isn't for us. and unfortunately, congressman coffman isn't, either. just listen. and as families struggle to make ends meet, coffman voted against equal pay for equal work 11 times. it gets worse. coffman said he would support donald trump for president. and that's all we really need to know. >> jeff: previously on "survivor," at the ika bula, sunday and bret were in the minority. >> i'm down 4-2. >> jeff: at the takali tribe, figgy and taylor were trying to hide their romance. >> awesome. >> jeff: and adam found himself in the power spot

millennial lovers. >> i'm the guy they need to work with. >> jeff: at the vanua tribe, gen-x was in control, but there were cracks within. >> i'll do it. >> jeff: and chris used his relationship with zeke to pull in the millennials. >> i'm ready to make a move. >> finally, i catch a break in this game. >> jeff: at tribal council, the gen-xers gave up their numbers and safety. >> cece, the tribe has spoken. >> good luck, guys. j who will be voted out tonight? >> live to fight another day. >> that was really good. >> coming back after tribal council. that was an absolute relief. chris and i said good-bye the cece with these two millennials. >> good job. >> it was absolutely the right

versus gen-x, it's the people i trust versus the people you trust. david, it was great voting with you today. >> it was a pleasure voting with you and michelle. you guys did it. you guys followed through. >> tribal was such a delight because those silly gen-xers sent home one of their own on the one tribe they had the numbers. now all of a sudden i seem to be in a power position with chris, and i'm so stoked. i'm a brand-new baby in this game of "survivor." >> i am completely hungry. >> right. everyone is hungry. everybody is getting grumpy, but i got to stay focused on this game because i have this passion