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trump for calling the election rigged. and first at 10:00, more than two dozen families in castle rock won't be sleeping in their beds tonight. investigators still have a lot of work to do after explosive materials were found inside a house in the plum creek neighborhood. jeff todd is live, and it started with the arrest of two kids? >> reporter: and one of them could be facing serious charges. the parents were about # this -- 8:00 this morning when the explosive chemicals were found, and about 12 hours later they were detonated. >> the detonation was necessary to protect the public, protect the residents in the area, and to protect the officers on scene. >> reporter: a massive response from castle rock police, the douglas county bomb squad, the fbi and atf will continue to work through the night to make sure they found all the dangerous explosives inside the house.

there's more explosive devices in there, but from the initial cursory investigation we didn't find anymore. >> reporter: the parents of teens are cooperating. some of the chemicals are legal, but the explosive materials are not. investigators stopped short of calling it a bomb. >> these are devices that were dangerous, but required additional manipulation or steps to become actual bombs. >> reporter: charges could be possible for the teen, but police say the explosives were not related to the original arrest from early this morning. >> i've not seen this level of mist case from a juvenile. >> reporter: the police -- mist case from a juvenile. >> reporter: the police says what they found at this home is in no way linked to any rumored

schools. live notary public castle rock, jeff todd. and just in tonight a denver woman charged with attempted murder now in north dakota. authorities there say she fired at police while protesting an oil pipeline project. investigators say 37-year-old red fawn follis fired three shots at a sheriff's deputy last week. she missed, and the deputy did not fire back. it was the third time she was arrested at the same pipeline protest. and a developing story, the case of a woman's body found over the weekend, investigated as a homicide. cbs 4 news is live near 47th and kingston in denver, and we've learned more about how she died? >> reporter: yeah, jim, the coroner released information today that the young woman found in this highly industrial area, you can see a number of warehouses on this street, was strangled to death. the body was discovered saturday afternoon about 5:30

kingston. investigators had a number of streets blocked off for several hours over the weekend. police have very little information right now about exactly what may have happened, but the coroner was able to again identify the victim as 23- year-old arsella miranda from denver, and they were able to determine she died from strangulation. if you have information you might be able to help the police in this case, you're live in denver, cbs 4 news. thank you. and we're learning new details agent the man from -- about the man from wyoming accused of killing his girlfriend's baby and putting the body in a dumpster. he told investigators he brought the 13 month old boy to a house where people were smoking meth, and says the child fell off a counter, hit his head and eventually died.

outside a community college, the contents of dumpsters are taken to a land fill. crews planned to search the land fill today, but it was called off due to the high wind, and ronnellers has also -- rogers has also been changing the story on where the boy's body might be. and a weekend gun shift is raising questions about -- theft is raising questions about gun store security. someone stole four peoples sunday from this store in parker and never actually entered th outside the pony express firearms, and the store didn't actually do anything wrong, right lauren? >> reporter: there are no laws governing how a gun dealer protects and secures his business, but the atf provides some recommendations, one being to lock weapons away in a safe when the store is closed. when thieves broke into pony express firearms in parker this weekend, police say they

a surveillance camera caught only the suspect's hands reaching through security bars and grabbing four long rifles. >> moving forward, if this can be an example to others that wells have a better safeguard, that's the silver lining to look for here. >> reporter: the district attorney says the burglary comes after a string of similar thefts last summer where three gun stores and seven dozens of weapons were taken. >> it's a growing trend, it's a big concern. >> reporter: semiautomatic assault rifles like ak47s and ar15s seem to be the biggest targets. thought to fetch the most money on the black market. has investigators look to see if the crimes are connected, they recommend gun dealers seek safety tips from law enforcement. >> and consult mr. common sense

can't be easily stolen we breaking glass or look the entire firing pin or bolt mechanism, something liking them less valuable and certainly less functional. >> reporter: because this store's cameras didn't show the suspect's faces, parker police hope footening from surrounding businesses -- footage from surrounding businesses will provide clues. live tonight in parke also happening now, police looking for the thief who ripped off a denver restaurant. owners of the fresh fish company gave us this surveillance video. you can see the burglary happen while the restaurant was packed with customers last week. you see the thief case the restaurant, and walk in. he stole a large amount of money. now to the campaign trail

with her on going e-mail problems could leave the country into a -- lead the country into a constitutional crisis, and clinton is aggressively challenging the fbi's new e-mail probe. they were searching the computer of a former congressman, anthony weiner, when it found e-mails sent to clinton's private server while she was secretary of state. anthony weiner's latest scandal involves exchanging teenager. his ex-wife is huma abedin, clinton's closest aid. >> now they want to look at e- mails from one of my staffers, and by all means they should look at them, and i'm sure they'll reach the same conclusion they did when they searched my e-mails the past year. there's no case here. >> the fbi director has been criticized for offering vague

the latest e-mails so close to the election. there's no word if the investigation will be completedly election day. >> but -- completed by election day. >> but donald trump pounced on the latest news and continuing his claims that the election is rigged, but today governor hickenlooper fired back. the governor and republican secretary of state both say the system is very secure. >> reporter: and jim state officials want you tow the drop boxes the ballot is safe. donald trump's claims that the election may be rigged have been deemed dangerous, and today public officials took steps to denounce and debunk the rigged claimed. colorado's governor organizing hillary clinton's ground game and blasting donald trump after a weekend of campaigning here. >> he's saying, has the nerve to say the letter carriers will

new claims by trump that the election is rigged. >> i have real problems with ballots being sent, like people say here's a ballot, throw it away, oh here's one i like, keep that one. >> reporter: hickenlooper already one of trump's harshest critics went on attack. >> he wants people not to vote, that's crazy. >> we hold that in high regard, and his insult was an insult to our got their ballots in the mail nearly 2 weeks ago. nearly 600,000 people have already voted in colorado. today was the deadline to register online to get a mail in balance local, but today the secretary of state's office reminded the public you can still register to vote in person all the way up to election day. live in demaryius downtown denver, cbs 4 news. and the man hunt for a

how police tracked down the man that taunted them on facebook for days. >. plus a tragedy as a distracted trucker kills a family of four. his sentence after admitting he was watching his phone instead of the road. and how safe are vehicles on car lots? >> do you know anything about recalls? >> we don't put cars on the lot with recalls. >> but that's not true. you won't believe the dangerous flaws we found. >. and we had record- breaking temperatures, co denver trade, but much -- today, but much colder air is headed our way. when, and how long it lasts. and could the nuggets get a

the latest on a week long man hunt in oklahoma. michael vance killed his you

police officers. he was spotted by a farmer in his field, and there was a shoot out with police. vance was shot and killed. >> he provided roach with two 30 round magazines. >> authorities plan to release shooting tomorrow morning. and for the first time since she was shot eight months ago we're hearing from a denver police officer about the memos leading -- moments leading up to it. she was respondling to an attempted break in when she encountered gonzalez, and she describes what happened next. >> he started to like speed up and walk fast right at me with

his eyes for a second, and i looked down and saw he has a gun in his right hand. it was very clear to me that his intention was to kill me. >> police shot and killed gonzalez after a brief chase. the district attorney ruled the shooting was justified. >. and new video of how distracted driving contributes to a deadly crash in the uk in august. the driver of a tractor trailer seen using his phone, and then he crashed into several cars kig three children. a british court sentenced him to ten years in prison. >. cars under recall, sometimes with important safety issues, are for sale on colorado used car lots. rick sallinger shows us what he found. >> reporter: with a hidden camera, a cbs 4 producer visited several used car lots acting as a customer. at stevenson toyota east, the

safety tests, but we found out through a government website it had a recall not fixed. >> it's not life threatening. >> reporter: in this case the unfixed recall was a safety risk, that the passenger air bag right not deploy in a crash. okay, let's go to another lot. auto mark usa in aurora. >> do you know about any recalls or anything about that? >> um, we don't actually put any cars on the lot recalls. our owner is adamant about fixing vehicles before it goes onto the lot. >> reporter: but a quick check of the vehicle identification number revealed this one had three open recall, including air bags. the manager later ensured us they disclose all recalls, and the customer signs a carfax disclosing the car's history. the colorado department of revenue says state law is clear. >> >. regulation states that at the time of sale they're

in writing. >> reporter: and let's check out one more dealership. at this volkswagen nissan in aurora we found a 2009 cadillac escalade on the lot, and we asked about the common takata air bag recall. >> we're not selling takatas. >> reporter: well, we checked, and the government shows this air bag that hasn't been fixed. >> if it is there's a disclosure. >> reporter: none of the vehicles agreed to discuss sales of vehicles under recall on camera, but tim jackson of the colorado automobile dealers association did. should recalled cars be on the lot for sale? >> they're on the streets, in driveways, in dealership lots. >> reporter: for some it's become a selling point.

running commercials -- is now running commercials promising they'll only sell cars that are recall-free. rick sallinger. >> for now it's legal to sell the cars as long as the defect is disclosed before sale. if you want to see if your car has a recall, just visit our website. we hit another record high today, but another cool down finally coming. >> yes, clear here, little cloudiness over the southwest, but there's a cool front coming down from the north. here's the hour by hour, and we'll see if it kicks off any showers. not a lot going on except in the mountains, every now and then the isolated rain or snow shower, not adding up, some moisture won't even hit the ground. thursday at 6:00 in the evening we have clear skies across the state. moisture is off to the west. so taking a look at the temperatures trade, the warm --

degrees warmer than they were in las vegas today, so here comes the cool front that's pushing down and will cool us off by 20 degrees by thursday. but we're still under the warm front, been under it pretty much the whole month. lauren whitney is in the weather center, and october was really a warm month. >> yes, we crunched a lot of numbers today, and it was toasty around here. not just your average for october in 2016, putting us at the second warmest october since 1872 when they started keeping records. two other years tied that as well, but it's been since 1963 that we were that warm. temperatures toasty this month. the red days are days we were above average.

the month of october. one 40-degree day, but two days later back in the mid-80s, and we ended the month with a daily record high. we had quite a few of those, so today 79, it was toasty out here. >> well above normal for this time of year which is 59, so 20 degrees above normal, tying the 1950 temperature. 31 is normal, 10 the record. from alamosa 73, and arvada 81 today. 57 and 51 right now. 43 percent humidity, a rising barometer, and look at this pretty shot from norm, just a horse enjoyabling the summer- enegg joying the umer -- enjoying the summer-like wept, and having a wonderful time in estes park tonight. out west temperatures in the

50s, 60s, and 70s, no 80-degree raidings. 50s and 60s for the mountains, and out west 50s to the mid- 60s. the forecast tonight mostly clear skies, 43 and 44 by morning. then for tomorrow we'll look for partly sunny skies, temperatures in the upper 60s. we'll be cooler still on wednesday. 60 degrees, pretty close to normal for this time of year, and closer than we've been friday at 70, 65 on saturday. and don't forget the clocks go back saturday night, and then on sunday, monday, tuesday, and wednesday we stay in the 60s, but we also stay dry except maybe a scattered shower on monday. >> all right, ed, thank you. well the broncos win yesterday was exciting, but this denver broncos cheerleader stole the show over mile high wearing a giant t-rex costume, didn't miss a beat throughout the game, and the woman wearing

also a cbs 4 sports reporter. she tweeted by life is complete dancing as t-rex in an epic breast win over the charger -- broncos win over the chargers. the video went viral, and she's getting all kinds of support.

last i checked an nba game lasts 48 minutes. four quarter, 12 minutes a pop. why do i say that? because i feel like the nuggets need to hear it. halloween in canada, the nuggets defense pretty scary. raptors lead by 13 at the break. then mount a comeback. in the 4th nuggets up by two. they lead by six with less than six to go, and lowery and rosen took over. these two guys out scored the nuggets 12-3 down the stretch, combining for 62 points and the nuggets lose 105-102. >> portland playoff team,

want to be a playoff wam we can't play two quarters. we understand that moving forward, but it's required to play 48 minutes in the nba on the road to beat good teams. >> and wade phillips was back at work today joking he should win the big hit of week award. i don't think he'll get any arguments. glad he'll be okay. the broncos offense hasn't been a joke however. the running game the second season, and the offense turned the ball over twice inside the red zone. it's possible the injury to cj anderson will have a bigger effect than we originally thought. >> we've overcome issues with cj bringing back, and bringing trevor along, but we're not close to where we need to be, and didn't play well yesterday, but the team still found a way

>> what's your biggest concern with the offense? 76 percent of you putting it on the big fellows up front. and the browns up next. the browns dressing up and playing like a real football team and win it 20-10. when we come back, high school football player plays a few tricks on colleges and has a

these days just committing to play football at a school is not nearly enough. it's all about how you do it. the bigger, the bolder, the betterment enter oxford, alabama's kj britt with a halloween twist. >> trick or treat! >> what's up bro, what are you for halloween?

>> that's great, chomp. >> a georgia bulldog, that's great! >> go dawgs! >> who are you?

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