colorado landfill. investigators expected to search the landfill tomorrow. the larimer county sheriff's office in wyoming tells us a 13-month-old boy disappeared this weekend. his mother told investigators she allowed a man named santiago to take the little boy fishing. they're now questioning that man who tells investigators that the body was left in a dumpster at a community college. then taken to a weld county landfill. new developments asic release body camera video from an officer who shot and killed a man in parker. that suspect shot and badly wounded a douglas county sheriffs detective. the whole scene played out near sierra middle school. >> officers responded to a man with a gun earlier this month. we showed you when the injured deputy, dan brite, left a hospital for rehabilitation. all the hospital workers cheering on his recovery. jennifer brice live in douglas county. you just got your hands on the

who killed the suspect. >> this report from the district attorney's office actually in arapaho county actually clears the officer who took that fatal shot on that day. the officer we've learned has only been with parker pd about two years and just a month prior to that instant, he had rifle training. what you're about to see is body camera video from his body cam on that day. >> reporter: in this body camera video you see police officer ronnie dorrell run toward the armed suspect and barricade himself behind the door. >> he's down. he's down. >> reporter: that one fatal shot hit suspect randy rodick in the head. they commend dorrell for having presence of mind in a chaotic situation. minutes earlier the suspect shot danbrite and continued on a

down, to know people are being shot at, to know this guy is armed to the hilt, to be able to stop yourself, take in the sight picture, slow your breathing and pull that trigger one time. >> reporter: district attorney george brauchler justifies the police shooting. he said it was the suspect's wife who called 911 alerting cops her husband was drunk and heavily armed. this all started at the couple's parker home and unfoldled near seattle middle school which w placed on lockdown. rodick had an arsenal in his suv. a shotgun, handgun, thousands of rounds of ammo. >> this guy continued to fire. at that point in time we have to stop that threat immediately. >> what if this guy's wife had not alerted law enforcement to his behavior and what he was doing and law enforcement wasn't able to try to keep him in this very small area as he loaded his rv full of all of these

here when detective brite, the injured officer actually left the scene after being shot, we were told he did not have a pulse. we were told he was coded, he coded out in the e.r. and his family was told that he only had 1% chance to survive his wounds. he is currently though in a rehab facility doing very, very well. making a wonderful recovery. live in arapaho county, jennifer brice, cbs4 news. now to new details on the case of a former colorado police officer james ashby will send 16 years behind bars. the court found him guilty of second degree murder of 27-year-old jaques in the town of rocky ford. jaques was shot in the back of his own home. >> i would like to see more but i can see the necessity of mr. ashby reuniting with his family

nothing. some justice is better than no justice. >> ashby claims the shooting was self-defense. developing now, the city calls it a health hazard. so does mobilizing once again to clean up a big homeless camp in downtown denver. that spot near broadway and park avenue west was the scene of a controversial sweep of the homeless just last march. cbs4's rick sallinger reported on that sweep. he's back on the story tonight. it sounds a time around. >> it was. the police, sheriff's department and the department of public works along without reach workers were out here today but this time around as you can see the homeless were allowed to stay. >> reporter: they're life possessions in a shopping cart. the home is a sidewalk. the landlord arrived today not to kick them out but to clean up

hazard. crystal priest was tidying it up on her own. >> why are you here after they've cleaned everybody out and moved them away? >> there's no place to go. >> reporter: she called the shelters like a prison yard with all the restrictions, even though they have hundreds of open beds. >> just -- so you get kicked out or you say something stupid to somebody one day, get kicked out forever. >> reporter: the area is beginning to did before last march when the city of denver moved the homeless out and cleaned the place up. people who work around here are not happy. >> garbage, people using our building like a bathroom and things like that. we certainly were hoping that was going to stop. >> reporter: but the people who come here say it's because they feel safer in numbers. the city says it is addressing the problem with outreach workers and compassion. >> it's not right for people to be living on the streets,

it with resources. >> reporter: while we were there the police arrived after a paramedic reported a homeless man had threatened him with knives. sometimes even trying to help can be hard. the city of denver issued a statement today saying, even with increased outreach, people are still sleeping outside and refusing services. this cannot continue. we firmly believe people are best served indoors. live at broy west, rick sallinger, cbs4 news. now to the latest on the stolen super bowl ring from the home of broncos player demarcus ware. the two suspects accused in the case did appear in court today. police say that sergioirreza and billy mccaslin broke in to the home. anonymous tips helped police

ring. the theft happened during the broncos game monday night. from hacked e-mails to who values women, the verbal campaign attacks spread from north carolina to ohio. >> new polls in key battleground states do show the presidential race is tightening up. political specialist shaun boyd is here. i guess we're a swing state too. >> we're one of the states that could decide the election. new polls show donald trump closing the gap in florida, and georgia. all are considered toss-ups, as is colorado, according to the cbs news battleground tracker which is why hillary clinton is calling on friends like michelle obama to help her out. >> reporter: she's known as the closer. >> i'm grateful for hillary, for her leadership, for her courage. >> reporter: for the first time michelle obama is bringing her closing argument about hillary clinton to the american people. the first lady campaigning with clinton to secure the crucial

if not the most important elections of our lifetimes. >> reporter: clinton is still fighting off the slow drip of hacked e-mails. wikileaks published a 12 paige memo from doug band, former aide to president bill clinton, in which he says he'd push corporations that donated to the foundation to also provide in-kind services for the president and his family, for personal travel, hospitality, vacation and t >> mr. bend called the arrangement unorthodox. the rest of us call it outright corrupt. >> no matter who wins, it looks like the bitter battle between republicans and democrats will continue. just today some republicans promise to investigate clinton and even block any supreme court nominee. here's the early voting numbers from colorado secretary of state's office.

received. nearly 225,000 from democrats, 196,000 republicans, and almost 144,000 independents. all sent their ballots in and tonight at 6:00 we'll look at what's being done to keep your vote safe once you turn the ballot in. >> the numbers still low. a lot of people holding on to those ballots. >> before you fill out your ballot we hope you'll watch shaun's reality c at cbsdenver.com. she has another about a heated congressional race coming up on cbs4 news at 6:30. many of us have been the target of those irs scam phone calls. now dozens of arrests have been made. >> and a new treatment for vertigo by a colorado doctor is now an online hit. we're going to show you just how it works. >> still all the moisture out to the west but slowly this high pressure ridge is pushing a little bit to the east. that's allowing a few more

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immigrants by conning them to pay with prepaid debit cards and wire transfers. >> i was home here alone and he says to me this is the irs. he said don't tell anybody. don't call anybody because your house is bugged. >> authorities say there are 15,000 victims who lost more than $300 million. a doctor at the university of colorado hospital has become a youtube sensation because of vertigo. >> cbs news health specialist first took a look at the story in 2012. she tells us how the treatment is going. >> it's had more than 2.5 million views on cbsdenver.com. so i decided it's time to take another look. >> just debilitating. >> reporter: vertigo sent sue's world spinning. >> everything about you will move, will spin. i couldn't drive. i couldn't walk. i had to hold on to the wall.

teacher had her first episode 10 years ago. >> eventually it wore off after a few days but it would come back. >> reporter: it wasn't until four years later that a youtube video changed sue's life. >> it worked. it worked the very first time. >> reporter: it was dr. carol foster's spin on how to treat vertigo. in 2012 dr. foster showed us the the ceiling. >> reporter: it's called the half somersault maneuver. you put your head upside down like you're going to do a somersault. >> now turn your head to face your left elbow. >> reporter: wait for dizziness to end and raise your head to back level. wait again for dizziness to end then sit back quickly. the half somersault maneuver has been a huge hit. nearly 2 million views on youtube. >> i don't think i've gotten up to the level of a cat video yet. >> reporter: but dr. foster is revered among vertigo sufferers.

and saudi arabia and in paris. it's so gratifying to get their feedback and have them say hey, i was so ill and now i'm well. >> dr. foster jokes that she hopes to dispel all dizziness in the world. her half somersault maneuver may take her the whole way. >> just imagine a world without dizziness. you get a little dizzy looking at this because we don't have lots of sunshine east. same old situation. we'll put the hour by hour in motion and yes, you see a couple clouds drifting in here. partly cloudy skies tomorrow but as we roll it in to friday and saturday, we've got a couple scattered showers here, maybe snow up at the higher elevations. 3 a.m. saturday, just doesn't last long. not going to help us. dry again, roll right on in to sunday. this is noon before the bronco game. sunny to partly sunny skies. dry across the state.

from the southwest. dry desert air. that's where the jet stream is. then it dips down. we've got the cold air that's produced some snow. portions of canada in to new york. vermont, new hampshire, massachusetts. that is snow and they're getting pretty good snow back there as well and the temperatures are cooler as a result. only 50 in new york city. colder to the north of that. we're still with this bubble of warm air. you see that 99 in phoenix. 83 today. 80s to near 90 degrees over the ut center with lauren whitney. the word drought is one we're using more and more. >> the new drought monitor came out today. from last week we went to the state being about 50% in a drought and now it's up to about 65%. one area that it did expand in is parts of larimer county. parts of the high country are already under this. the big area under this drought in to the abnormally dry area is all of the eastern plains. northeastern plains are now

the d-1 area has expanded in to parts of weld county and larimer county. all the way down in to parts of douglas county as well. the drought has expanded a bit. we do have dry weather continuing for the next several days. we're not going to get any moisture to help us out with this. the moderate area, that's also almost doubled from last week as well. our dry conditions and warm temperatures certainly aren't going to improve any time soon and actually record breaking today. >> that's right with all that dry weather and temperatures like this, does not situation. 83 degrees, the old record was 80 set back in 1959. 83 downtown. yes, a record high today after starts in the mid 40s. from our weather watchers, 79 in peetz. 84 in arvada. 80 and 81 right now. southwest wind at 13. dry with 9% humidity and a falling barometer. this is meadowwood park in aurora. golden leaves still on the tree

pretty nice. sunrise from red rocks park. temperatures mostly in the 40s over the eastern plains. 30s and 40s higher up and out west. temperatures in the 40s and low 50s. then another warm day around here tomorrow. if we get to 81 we set yet another record. otherwise temperatures in the 80s to near 90 degrees over the east. 60s and 70s for the mountains. mostly 70s out west. here's that forecast for tonight. mostly clear skies. high clouds around. 50 and 49 the overnight lows. that's more record temperature area. 75 on saturday. 77 on sunday for the bronco game. halloween looks pretty good with 71 degrees. we stay dry. now we see a little bit of cooling on tuesday with 65 degrees and the plus four more may show a few showers working their way in to the forecast. >> we can only hope. >> we can hope. a rapist didn't go to prison but his victim feels like she's behind bars. tonight at 10:00 she tells us

sentence that man received. cbs4 investigator brian maass has a preview. >> he was just an acquaintance. i sort of knew him and thought i could trust him but that proved wrong. >> very wrong. now she explains just what happened. >> he liked kissed me and pulled that down. he took my left hand, tried to get me. >> reporter: he was convicted but that's when something unexpected happened. >> is it disappointing? >> disappointing surprising. >> in many cases, the austin wilkerson case is not that unique. >> tonight this courageous survivor tells brian maass how

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,, cj anderson will not play on sunday, and there's a chance he could be done for the season. michael spencer with more on the big loss for the bronc all the excitement after a season high 190 yards took a big hit today. cj anderson had surgery on his knee in california. the broncos not putting a timetable on his return but he's more than likely headed to the i.r. gary kubiak officially ruling him out for sunday's game against the chargers. chances are he'll be out longer than that. booker going to take over as the

bibbs. four attempts and no doubt that number is about to go up. >> i'm excited to see him play. kapri changed himself from a -- in my opinion just watching him work at the game, he's a better player this year than he was last year for us. he's going to have an opportunity now. >> you ask me how we're going to pick up this role, we're going to be gamers. we're gamers the same way. he was the one that was in that role able to do that. now we've got to step up and do what that's protect the quarterback and run the ball. >> certainly going to be interesting to see what happens from that broncos running game. looked like they got everything going last week and then, of course, the injury to cj anderson but devonte booker and kapri bibbs will be filling in for him. i turned on espn this morning. one of the top stories, pelicans' anthony davis scored 50 points last night.

nuggets. yes, davis was an absolute superstar. his numbers last night, ridiculous. but the nuggets, lacking a true superstar these days had five guys in double digits. >> he's a guy that started his whole career not feeling sorry for himself, going out there and finishing the game. couple of steals, he missed his first couple easy ones and starts scoring and finishing around t

,, 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, it gets worse. coffman said he would support donald trump for president. and that's all we really need to know.

new at 6:00, wait till you see all captioning s captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: new ammunition for trump. >> honestly, i think we've had enough of the clintons, in all fairness. >> pelley: also tonight, the first lady embraces clinton. >> she is absolutely ready to be commander in chief on day one, and, yes, she happens to be a woman. >> pelley: an american who led an isis cell tells us how he was recruited online. >> he explained how islam was my calling. >> pelley: police in north dakota arrest protesters trying to stop an oil pipeline. and, who let the dogs out? rescued by the high school track team. >> when the dogs realized thathe