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. dccc is responsible for the content of this advertising. live from colorado's news channel, this is cbs4 news at noon. the fbi has a search warrant to view e-mails linked to hillary clinton's private servers. this is the news. we begin with campaign 2016. james comey told congress about the e-mails on friday and they

craig boswell reports from the white house. >> donald trump continued to hammer hillary clinton over the fbi's discovery of e-mails. >> i think that's called the mother lode. >> i think they found them all. >> reporter: the bureau found them on a computer shared by huma abedin and her estranged houston, anthony weiner for sending texts to an underage girl. >> reporter: the letter says the bureau doesn't know whether the material is significant or not. >> it's pretty strange to put something like that out with such little information right before an election. >> it's not yet clear how the discovery will impact voters' decisions.

voters in key states were asked their thoughts. and 71% have either already voted or it won't change their minds. >> 22 million or so votes have already been cast. >> the clinton campaign is doing all it can to make sure that supporters head to the polls. >> are any of you going to be distracted. >> clinton had leads in nor colorado, according to one poll. a new poll from cbs news shows the u.s. senate race in colorado tightening up. the polls show daryl glenn has pulled to within 5 points of michael bennett. the poll was taken at the end of last week and has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.1%.

tense the election has gotten with reports of signs being stolen. signs have just disappeared in the metro area. for people who have had their -- >> vote and express your beliefs and don't try and silence the voices of others. >> that's not how you build a community or a nation together. that's how you tear it apart. some of the people who have had signs have reports. it's a crime to steal political signs just so you know. if you're looking for information on the issues or the candidates, head to the campaign section of cbs4denver.com. you'll see it. it's pretty easy to find. another delay in the case against the owners of an apartment in boulder. the owners are accused of placing moveable bookshelves

replaced with curtains, and the city had filed hundreds of violations, and the fines could reach $920,000. a delay in a developing story in the search for the body of a 13-month-old baby. law officers from -- believe they could be in a northern logan rogers is charged with manslaughter. he told the police he put the boy's body in a dumpster in cheyenne. the hunt for a man wanted in a crime spree in oklahoma is now over. david begnaud has the details of the deadly shootout that ended in vance's death.

western oklahoma. the violent crime spree of 38- year-old michael vance has come to an end. clay sanders spotted him in a flat bed truck and pulled him over. they exchanged gunfire and the sheriff was shot in the elbow and the shoulder. vance took off and was tracked down 25 minutes later and killed in a shootout with four oklahoma state troopers. authorities got a tip that the hammond, oklahoma. he had apparently stolen a car and hidden it. >> a farmer discovered a vehicle in his field. a vehicle that came very close to matching the description of the vehicle we'd been looking for. >> he's accused of shooting and stabs his aunt and uncle eight days ago. according to the arrest report

uncle -- sever his uncle's head. during his run from the law he posted live videos to facebook, threatening to attack more people. >> reporter: we are waiting for details on suspects after a deadly shooting on saturday night. it happened after a party. neighbors say three men were shot outside a home at 43rd and columbine. two men died and the third is in critical condition. one of those killed was 37-year- old terr friends say he had a lot to live for. >> he was an outstanding young man in his prime and was very motivated about his future. police do not have information about a motive nor details on suspects. and the hunt is on for thieves who stole four weapons from the pony express firearms in parker. police say the thieves

reached in to grab 2 ak-47s and other weapons. a police officer shot in the line of duty is sharing her story. officer eade was chases -- near 37th and grove. the department posted the interview. >> i could tell. his face and posture changed. he locked eyes with me and started kind of -- made a beeline right at me. i was he started to walk at me with his eyes on me. i looked down and saw he has a gun in his right-hand. it was very clear his intention was to kill me. >> police shot and killed gonzalez after a brief chase. the denver district attorney ruled the shooting was justified. the largest quake in 35 years hit italy yesterday.

be coming. seth doane is in the hard hit area in italy. >> reporter: drones are being used to survey the devastation. landslides closed roads and buildings were bulldozed. lives were spared but bits of history lost as ancient buildings, churches, and the art inside them crumbled. geologists tell us the quakes are linked in the seismically active mountains where technical tonic plates run against each other. >> reporter: in august a deadly quake centered near am tree chai killed 300 people. residents in muca were evacuated. some buildings nearly a thousand years old were

towns had been evacuated. the area will likely be rocked by more quakes with schools, churches, and stores closed. the few who remain wonder how much longer they can stay and how much more their nerves can take. seth doane, cbs news, mucca, italy. the hot, dry conditions are raising the fire danger. here's a look at the current fire danger. and you can see it's very high. it's that light orange that shows the spots extreme on the plains with high danger on the front range. let's go now to our meteorologist in colorado's weather center. >> we could use rain and mountain snow. we're not going to see either, at least nothing significant. denver, 78 degrees and clear skies. the mountains could see a

central mountains. nothing near denver. look at the trees in genesee. and it's a bit windy outside. we'll talk about that and have the outlook for the rest of the week. and the broncos pull up a win. it was awesome and the coach is still not too thrilled with the offense. and why some traffic engineers say it's okay to wait

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we should hear more about wade phillips this afternoon. he fell backward and hit his head when gordon plowed into him on the sidelines. he did get to go home last night. the defense came through in the win against the chargers. the first broncos touchdown actually came from the defense. remember this? that changed the game really. the offense once again struggled. trevor siemian gets sacked and fumbles. and even with the win, coach kubiak is not completely pleased. >> we were missing some pieces, battling our tail off.

usually you don't find a way to get a victory. but we found a way to do that. got to play a lot better. >> whatever it takes, it's our job to win games and we found a way to get it done. a lot of inconsistenties across the board. i think i got a lot of room to get better but we found a way to win which is nice. >> the broncos are 6-2 which is on sunday night football. >> no problem, no problem. >> ashtonal eerie is here. and i cannot wait to see all the super heroes and princesses. >> the downside is just how dry it is. the fire danger is higher than otherwise. we would like to see some rain and snow for that matter. keystone is supposed to open on

we are of course wrapping up the month of october. this is going all the way back to the first. every red day is an above normal day. the blues are below average temperatures. look at the whole month and the average temperature, high and lows, 57.7 degrees. that's 6.5 degrees above normal. here are the top five warmest octobers in denver's history. here and it's possible that it could be a three way tie for second. i doubt we could reach to first place. we have an upper level system coming through. it's a front and causing wind. copper mountain is reporting 40- mile-per-hour wind gusts. and in and near the foothills, the wind is gusty. and for everybody it will be at least a little breezy at times all the way through the start

69degrees at 5 p.m. 7:00 stays dry, 61. as we get into the later time periods, the winds will get lighter and lighter as the older kids are going out. and temperatures won't with bad. normally we're in the 40s and 50s. instead, 50s and 60s. 80s on the plains this afternoon. 50s and 60s in the high country. and right around 70 in grand i mentioned the front. it's bringing a few light showers to the flat tops, craig, meeker. the front is moving on in. and let me show you the timing of this small chance for precipitation in the mountains. here's 3:00. not much. near estes park, rocky mountain national park, not much.

certainly nothing to cause any problems. high temperatures, mid- to upper 70s this afternoon. tomorrow, 65. and then right around 60 on wednesday, that's the coolest day of the week. and after that, we're around 70 for the end of the week. not as warm as late last week or over the weekend. overall, first weekend in november, no change with temperatures above normal. >> have a safe halloween and what is your little guy? >> he >> bring some candy. millions of cars are under recall for a variety of issues. how do you know you're not buying one of them. rick salinger went shopping to find out what happens on car lots. >> reporter: you go to buy a car and you might ask if there's anything you should know. >> we don't actually put cars

>> my owner is adamant about fixing any vehicle before it goes on the lot. coming up, why some traffic engineers say it might be best to wait until last minute to merge for construction closures. first a live look at where the ,,

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.

new video captures a frightening scene with a happy ending. it happened in china. a child took his toy car for a ride on a major road. look at that bus sideswipe him. the 3-year-old safely navigated the traffic until an officer on a motorcycle spotted him and grabbed him and his toy car and get him to safety. when you're behind the wheel. last minute merges often lead

merge closer to closed lanes. some cities are encouraging using the zipper merge. >> i stay in that lane as long as possible and then merge into it. >> can you blame her? >> the other cars line up in the right lane and all that empty pavement is sitting there unused. now some traffic engineers are saying go, use that space. >> so it's okay to cut? kansas is one of eight states using the zipper merge system. the state department of transportation put up signs asking drivers to use both lanes and take turns. what this does is brings predictability to the commute. it takes five to six minutes to get through the work zone even in peak traffic. and the cars keep moving and

a zipper, hence, the zipper merge. >> several studies point to the benefits. 50% shorter lines, a reduction in speeds around construction workers x drivers reporting less anxiety and frustration. transportation in other states are not entirely convinced. his state continues to encourage drivers to merge early. >> we don't want those people to cut in at the very last second. not only can it lead rage but sudden brakes can cause a direct collection. >> do you see a day where the zipper merge is the norm. >> it's just one of those things that will come along as

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out at his aunt and father on dr. phil's stage. >> i've always had to fake it around him. hockey, on the trips, my brother was always himself, that's why he's dead. let me talk! i fake my personality around him, okay? and i lost my personality to that. i've always had to do that or say. >> message dr. phil delivers to each member of the family today at 4:00. and new at 5:00. police need help finding the thief that broke into a well known seafood restaurant. take a look at the surveillance video. and the results are in on a study looking at a patch to help kids who are allergic to peanuts. when it helps and why it may not be enough.

trick or treat forecast. >> look at the temperatures. we're watching dia carefully. the record jumped to 76 and the record is 79. it's possible we could tie the record for halloween. that's how warm it will be. >>

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