. once again, the bronchos defense against the san diego chargers. they had a crucial win. >> the final score from mile high stadium, bronchos 27, chargers 19. >> this was a tough one. to the very end. >> it wasn't easy or pretty, but we are getting used to that at the bronchos country. they improved to 6-2 with the win today. the first bronchos touchdown actually came from the defense on that pick six. he took it 49 yards to the house. bronchos would go up 10-7 at that point. the offense really struggling inside the red zone today. second quarter, they were

the chargers would miss a field goal on the next possession. the bronchos offense was set up beautifully. the second touchdown. bronchos go up 17-7. the next bronchos possession, they can't hold onto the football. the chargers would turn that into a touchdown. thompson got into the end zone at the start of the fourth quarter today. they get the win, but still lots of questions bronchos offense. >> enough mistakes to make two or three games, in all honesty, but we found a way to win. we challenged -- we were challenged today. we missed some pieces. we battled our tail off. a lot of things going on that usually you don't find a way to beat and get a victory in this league. we need to play a lot better, but proud of the victory. >> whatever it takes, it's our job to win games. a lot of help from the defense,

done. a lot of inconsistencies across the board. i think i've got a lot of room to get better, but we found a way to win, which is nice. >> the bronchos 1-1 in the division. they visit oakland next week with the division lead on the line. >> we have an update on the defensive coordinator. he took a hard hit during the game when a chargers player ran into him on the side line. he knocked down and hit his head. he he was carted off the field and sent to he has been released from the hospital and will return to work tomorrow. we're asking for the vote of every american who believes truth and justice, not money and power should rule the day. >> donald trump returned to colorado for a second day in a row. the republican presidential nominee rallied voters. >> a political special was in.

of attention these days. >> if donald trump is able to win bigger prizes like ohio, north carolina and florida where he's now up, colorado will become pivotal. >> there are thousands of people outside and you have the denver broncos, your team is playing right now. >> even donald trump was surprised he people were paying attention against the speaking for almost an hour, but saying surprisingly little about newly discovered e-mail the fbi says appear related to hillary clinton's private e- mail server. >> her efforts to conceal those crimes by destroying 33,000 e- mails. >> outside the arena, protesters chanted as people

dave young, the democratic state representative for the area and trump critic. >> his comments are very divisive and dismissive of people. and hillary clinton brings people together to solve problems. >> the race was already tightening when news of the new fbi probe broke coming object the heels of -- on the heels of hikes in health insurance rates. trump says clinton will double down on obama care. >> real change begins with replacing obama care. >> he also made a direct appeal to voters here in the county that is the biggest oil and natural gas producing county in the state. >> we have under our feet so much wealth. don't forget we have $20 trillion. got to pay it off. i am asking you to dream big, to push for bold change and to believe in a movement powered by the people and by their love

>> the fbi has obtained a warrant now to begin reviewing the newly discovered e-mails, but there is no word on when that review will be complete. in a new poll, most voters say they aren't swayed by the new fbi probe, but 30% say it makes them less likely to back clinton and half of those democratic. as the race tightens that could certainly make a big difference. >> nine more days. >> can't wait. >> the fbi is moving used by hillary clinton's top aid. the bureau received a search warrant this afternoon and now investigators are reading through thousands of e-mails. the fbi will determine if those e-mails are pertinent to an investigation into the clinton's private e-mail server. at a florida rally, clinton avoided discussing the issue. >> a lot of noise and distraction, but it comes to

as president will get us there. >> it is unlikely if they'll view the thousands of e-mails and make a determination about relevance before election day. we are now nine days away from election day and we're seeing tension between democrats and republicans across colorado. some have gone as far as stealing political signs from homes. voters on both sides of the aisle are frustrated. >> reporter: >> reporter: well, kathy, some they've had campaign signs stolen right out of their front yards, but some democrats say they've actually had the same issue with their signs as well, showing that during this campaign season, both sides might have at least one thing in common. when this man saw someone had stolen his clinton campaign sign from his front yard in denver -- >> it made me really mad and i wanted to respond in some way and let people know it wasn't okay. >> reporter: >> reporter: so he decided to

create a sign of his own saying. >> you can steal my sign, but you can't steal my vote. >> reporter: a republican is also reporting his sign stolen. >> it is a problem. and for me they took a bunch of signs just off the porch and that feels even more like someone was coming in my house and that's not okay. >> reporter: he says he's replaced campaign signs several times in the last week as has his neighbors. the signs are but both sides say it isn't the material they're worried about. >> this is one of the very few ways that us common citizens have of expressing our opinions outside of actually voting. >> reporter: so while both of these voters will continue to replace their signs, they also have their own messages to those who are swiping them. >> vote and express your beliefs and don't try and silence the voices of others. >> that's not how you build a

together -- nation together. that's how you tear it apart. >> reporter: no mat hear name is on that sign -- no matter what name is on the sign, it is a crime to steal it from personal property. live in denver, cbs4 news. thank you. developing now, the search is on for suspects after a party ended in tragedy in denver last night. three men were shot at a home in columbine. two of the victims passed away. one of th at 37-year-old terrance ashley. cbs is live in denver tonight. you're learning more about the victim. >> reporter: well, that's right. neighbors say terrance ashley was at a birthday party for his young niece when shots language out. it was a halloween gathering that quickly turned deadly last night. decorations served as somber

a halloween party turned deadly overnight. neighbors say three men were shot outside as they celebrated a young girl's birthday. two of them did not survive, the third remains in critical condition. >> it was really unexpected because we usually don't get that down here. it's just really sad. >> reporter: they said the 37- year-old, one of the men killed, had a lot to live for. >> he was an outstanding young man who was in his prime and that was really motivated his future. >> reporter: randall remembers ashley as a shining star in her career development program. >> always on time, well mannered, well dressed and it really hurts, you know, really hurts that this has happened because we saw great potential in terrance. >> reporter: sunday his facebook flooded by messages from friends and family. while police worked to track down the suspect, the community is asking for peace. >> it has to stop. good lives are being taken, especially african american

give. >> reporter: now, so far police have not released any suspect information. right now, a motive for the shooting is still unknown. reporting live in denver, cbs4 news. thank you. the latest now on a body pulled from kerry creek today. -- cherry creek today. denver police haven't identified the person or determined how he or she wound up in the creek. they also haven't said if that death is suspicious. tomorrow law through a landfill looking it find the body of a young boy. the boyfriend of the child's mother is facing charges in the death of the 13-month-old. he said he placed the dumpster in wyoming. the search will take place. it's still not clear yet how the little boy died. developing now, destruction in it lee after another --

earthquake hits that country. a refugee camp is demolished in france. coming up, the signs that the crisis is far from over. the supreme court takes on a landmark case for transgender rights. residents of alaska travel a long way to travel to the state's first recreational pot shop. a busy weather map tonight. cool air in place over eastern colorado. big trough over california. coming up i'll let you know if that's going to halloween.

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.

and coffman tried to redefine rape to mean only forcible rape. in coffman's bill, victims who were drugged, even minors, victims of statutory rape, would not be considered rape victims. coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado.

. there is new information on the death of a colorado springs firefighter. germane fry died saturday after suffering a heart attack. the fire chief says fry was recently hospitalized for an injury he suffered during training. his death is considered a line of duty death. fry had previously worked for the aurora fire department. we've learned the 31-year-old was engaged and his fiancee is expecta are assessing the damage after another earthquake hit the country's central region overnight. the 6.6 magnitude earthquake caused a historic cathedral to crumble. entire villages have been reduced to rubble. this was the strongest earthquake to hit italy in nearly 36 years. the country is still recovering from a quake in august that

from this latest quake. another developing story tonight, this week authorities in france will tin are finish dismantling -- will finish dismantling a my grant -- migrant camp. >> reporter: the camp now looks more like a landfill. it was a people trying to get to the uk. they cleared out the camp that had been deemed unsafe for people to live in. some were reluctant to leave, even setting fires in protest, but by wednesday, the jungle was empty and the bulldozers arrived. >> this is unbelievable. i don't believe the jungle is very bad or difficult to live

grant was one of 5 hi hundred people -- 500 people put on buses and transferred to reception places around france. they said they'll be able to apply for asylum. this man is among the 250 unsupervised minors the uk has agreed to take in. >> my dream come true because i want to see my brothers. >> reporter: but the dreams of more than 1500 clear. they were placed in a special shelter set up next to a camp where their cases will be reviewed. while the jungle may be gone, the migrant crisis and europe's failure to handle it is far from over. thousands of tess at that time people still make the dangerous journey to europe every week and european countries are reluctant to take anymore in,

the fringe. and new tonight at 10, an amazing story of survival. a woman who had been missing for five days was found alive yesterday in the wreckage of a car crash. this was a scene in san bernardino county, california. someone alerted authorities. it took crews an hour to pull the woman out. she was taken to the hospital with serious, but non-life- threatening issues. for the first time the u.s. case on transgender rights. it centers on the 17-year-old who wants to use the boy's restroom, but the school board objects. no nationwide legal precedent may emerge from this case, however. the supreme court remains one short of full membership following the death of a member in february. >> if the supreme court just has eight justices and they divide 4-4, then the lower

wouldn't set a nationwide precedent. >> the supreme court is expected to hear arguments in the case this winter. the ruling is expected in june. right now alaska's first recreational marijuana store is in business. it opened at high noon saturday. customers came from as faraways anchorage and fairbanks more than 350 miles away. >> i think it's very exciting and very rare. it's the people that did it, all of us that made it's really exciting. it's a success. >> a 2014 vote allowed people 21 and older to use pot recreationally in alaska. three more marijuana shops are scheduled to open in the coming weeks. we continued to enjoy warm weather in colorado and the halloween forecast means the kids won't have to come up with their costumes and cover them up with big coats. >> you can put them on full

way. today wasn't too shabby to finish out the last weekend in october. we started out with a ton of fog. that was replaced by high cloudiness all day long and despite the clouds, we are warmed up to a well above normal, up to the mid to upper 70s today. here's the satellite and radar. large picture for you. the cooler air that slid in and created the fog this morning is kind of sitting over eastern colorado here. still have a high pressure ridge under everything here from sections of arizona, new mexico into colorado and texas. at the deep trough of low pressure out here in california. in california it's been raining in northern california. watch what happens. this high pressure ridge is strong enough to kind of hold everything up. so the business end of that storm system goes into the northern rockies and up into kansas day. we -- into canada.

going to be very windy twice between those two features here. once we go into tuesday, the first day of november, that cool air starts to slide in and our temperatures will be going down for a few days in the week ahead. it will feel more like november than august like it has been or the last few days. here's the future cast wind forecast. with this front coming in, take a look up into he is tess park -- estes park. wis mile per hour gusts. all day long it's going to be windy in the high country. a recap of today. wow, what a sunday we had. 77. same thing downtown. normal high is about 60. another day of unseasonably warm weather. 57 there tonight. our weather watcher in park is coming in at 59.

of those high, thin clouds move on out of here. mostly sunny tomorrow. early in the morning we might just get a little light rain up into the northern rockies, but that's about it with that cold front coming n-otherwise we're going to be mostly clear across the state. my forecast for you tonight, we're looking for a low about 52, mostly cloudy, a little breezy. tomorrow mostly sunny, breezy for halloween and mid-70s, not too shabby at all. for all the ghosts looking for candy tomorrow night, it's going to be 57 at 7, maybe a little breeze blowing from time to time. then breezy and cooler on tuesday for the first day of november, 65. 50s and 60s for wednesday and thursday. back to the 70s on friday. this is really good. nothing next weekend, but on monday, monday, we have a chance of rain coming our way and don't forget to set your clocks next weekend, too.

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this season, broncos this. coming into this season, the broncos had split with the chargers. the broncos defense was not about to let philip get a season sweep. a little on rivers. an zone got the best of rivers today. the biggest play of the day, the right place, right time for this interruption -- interception. broncos do without number 21 today, but still got the three interceptions. the deflection led to a touchdown. broncos defense sacked rivers four times today.

door, 27-19 the final. rivalry removed with mr. rivers. >> sat there talking, talking without cussing. >> he's a true competitor. you can't let him get -- he's like one of those friends where you let him win, he's going to rub it in your face. so it's just like you don't want it to happen. >> when you talk trash a little bit sometimes, it wakes up the monster and that's what i feel like. i played, heightened my senses a little to eat his kids, he never said another word to me. [ laughter ] >> i don't really know what you would say to that. we were' going to find -- we're going to find some stuff to say about this. >> mike, probably a good idea about philip rivers. plenty tubing about tonight. we've -- plenty to talk about tonight. the running game went from season high to nonexistent. we'll try to figure out why.

we'll get his take on it. we'll see you at 10:35. and you are invited to watch, of course. baseball, at least their cubs fans got to see their team win one game at wrigley field. indians looking for their first world series since 1948. cleveland struck first tonight, ramirez sending one to the left to take a 3-1 lead. chapman got an eight out. back in cleveland on tuesday. rapids now in trouble after this afternoon. the galaxy's only goal of the game gave la the 1-0 win.

the rapids need to win by two to ensure themselves a spot in the conference finals. finally nascar to the round of eight. he was on the poll today. he let 147 lapse. he actually let -- 147 laps. he actually helped them get some points. kind of turned into some controversy. he ended up finishing the race in 7th. out of it, but still making head >> or his car.

the picture of the day from -- sorry, kelly. i knew i was going to do that. steam boat sprigs witches night out. they've been doing that for 30 years. >> thanks for watching cbs news. >> we'll see you right back

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. 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. donald trump supports my right to own a gun. when i became governor, i knew we had to protect our colorado way of life.

l 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.

coming up tonight on "autonation all access," two former broncos in studio. what did you see today? >> this defense, spectacular. >> team game. right, mark? special-teams looked pretty good. >> jake plummer, mark schlereth and "autonation all access," right now. >> from cbs4 sports, this is "autonation all access." shop over 100,000 vehicles at autonation.com. drive safe, drive now, autonation. does not matter how they get it done, it counts all the same. hello and welcome in to