our andrea flores joins us now. >> reporter: her children will get the money and a federal lawsuit continues against the jail. but nor now, the family attorney says the settlement is a small win in a much bigger fight. the family says they are one step closer to justice after a $2.5 million settlement with jefferson county. >> there will be nothing that will replace jenn lives. no amount of money can replace that. >> reporter: lobato died of opioid withdrawal. despite attempts to call for help, no help came. >> she is throwing up on herself and her stuff. >> reporter: crystal chavez shared a cell with her and described the moments leading up to her death.

deputies did enough to save lobato, sheriff jeff slider admitted. >> she might have been alive today if they had acted differently. >> reporter: the sheriff's office has named the drug withdrawal evaluation and treatment processes in the jail. family attorney david lane says the case brings to light the bigger issues with opiate addiction. >> there are a small percentage of people who will die from this stuff. and as jails become more and more aware of it, they have to >> reporter: now, the family attorney tells me that two-and- a-half million dollars settlement will be distributed between lobato's seven children. they will not have access to the funds until they are 21. reporting live in denver, andrea flores, cbs4 news. copter 4 showing us the result of a brush fire in aurora near 25th and moline. didn't take long for

out. you reporter richard mcclintock sent us pictures of the flames. it grew to ten acres. now, to the latest out of iowa where the man wanted for killing two police officers overnight is now in custody. investigators say scott greene flagged down a natural resources worker to call 911 to turn himself in. he ambushed two police officers. >> definitely was an opportunity to not defend themselves. both were seated in their cars and were shot while say were sitting. >> the officers were identified as anthony biminio and justin martin. greene had several run-ins with police over the last few year. we don't know his motives. new developments on the ban

their ballots. a federal judge is now considering blocking that selfie law huh? >> reporter: yeah, you know, jim, i love selfies so this has never been a problem before. taking a selfie with your ballot. you can't see who you voted for. but, when you take a selfie with your ballot that shows who you voted for, that is where things get complicated. right now, three different entities are being sued in this case. the groups are the attorney general's office, the denver dict all of them agreeing today in court in front of that judge that they would not enforce this law. meaning if you do post a photo of your mail-in ballot and it shows who you voted for, they wouldn't be punishing you. but hen asked if they would make a public statement letting voters know about the change, there was not a direct answer. this law has been around for 1

voter coercion. they would be willing to take the statement off the website and that a warning to voters. but, the attorney did not say if they would be willing to post a clarification. owen healthys it is sometime to get rid of the law. >> if we are not using the law, we need to let everyone know it does not apply. it is is a violation of the first amendment. we need to give people the confidence they can post these things. >> reporter: so, went on all afternoon. all morning long. and, still, no decision from the judge. they will be back at it tomorrow morning at 10:00. there is definitely some fear here that all of this confusion about the ballot selfies could interfere with people at the polls. so, for right now, they are saying hey, just don't take the selfie. let's figure this out in court. we are live, matt kroschel, cbs4 mountain news room. >> thank you matt. no rest for those presidential campaigns. >> republican presidential

our political specialist shaun boyd is live at the larimer county fairgrounds an he is expected any minute. >> reporter: yeah, and you can see a lot of people gathers here waiting for him. this place filled almost as soon as the doors opened. it is pence's fifth visit to colorado. trump has been here at least 10 times in the last three months. today, he is campaigning in the swing state of florida holding several rallies and staying on message while capitalizing hillary clinton's private e- mail server. >> now it has been reported that there are fbi inquiries probing virtually all of hillary clinton's inner circle. and, many of the things that she has done over the years. it is about time. >> reporter: florida, one of the most-win states for trump,

come down to a handful of battleground states. trump needs to win some combination of florida, north carolina, ohio, and pennsylvania, maybe, even michigan. if he is able to take two or three of those bigger states, then, the race will come down to colorado, nevada, and, iowa. which is why we are seeing so much attention here. pence expected to speak here in about 20 minutes andly have the highlights coming up at 6:30. live in loveland, shaun boyd, cbs4 news. >> thank second day in colorado campaigning for her mother hillary clinton. we caught up with her in boulder where she laid out her mom's vision of a stronger country which included raising the minimum wage and pay equality. >> and it matters to me that when ever my mom talks to me about raising the minimum wage, she always talks about the need to finally get to equal pay for equal work. >> clinton recommended the voting process here in colorado. she also thanked the 20,000

and the campaign rallies will continue this week. tomorrow, donald trump jr. expected to attend a rally in fort collins. friday, former president bill clinton will campaign for his wife at stops in pueblo, denver, and fort collins. and stay with cbs4 and cbsdenver.com as the election comes to an end in less than a week. an update now on a career college in denver that shut down without warning leaving angry students and staff with very few options. viewers tipped us off to the yesterday. heritage college is located on harlan street in northwest denver just south of i-70. cbs4 investigator rick sallinger has been reporting on the frustrating plight of many career college students and rick, i know you heard more tough stories out there today. >> reporter: westwood college, itt before. heritage college has now shut its doors here and around the

education. their money. their futures on the line. a neighboring business called the police. >> we don't have is a problem with you being here. as long as you don't disturb the other businesses. >> reporter: the students responded they were just looking for answers. >> i'm in debt because of this school. what am i supposed to do? >> reporter: on the door, a note stating the closure is because heritage did not have the cash to continue. now, students like taylor diamond are worried cash. complaining high-pressure tactics were used to sign them up. >> that was all the money i had and it was saved up for college and it went down the drain. >> reporter: other students repeated familiar things about for profit colleges urging students to get government loans. >> they were federal student loans. >> did the school encourage you? >> yes. they encouraged us to do it and ... they just really let us believe

for the college to talk to the students but one employee took it on herself to try to help. >> the question was asked yesterday in the meeting, what do we dell our students. and, we were told ... i don't know. >> reporter: one former student came by with information on where to find guidance. >> i'm here helping you guys. i don't want you to get screwed the way i did. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you! >> has come to the aid once again, this is a neighboring college. it is offering assistance for the heritage students just like it did when itt closed. coming up at 6:00, we will hear more about this foreman. the former employee of heritage college who came forward to try to help the students. live in lakeside, rick sallinger, cbs4 news. >> thanks rick. coming up at 5:00, a deal

airport runningful what will be required for now. >> cases of a rare illness on the rise around the country. at least one child has died. and colorado is no stranger to this problem. >> off and on rain showers in western colorado. a lot of sunshine over the eastern plains as we saw today. and it was a cooler day. but we will be back and tell you just when the temperature continues to rise. >> some fans have been calling for paxton lynch, but broncos players giving yet anhe siemian. >> new at 6:00, the trail grows cold for a missing emt. i'm tom mustin. what investigators say about his social media posts and why they are growing increasingly

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>> new developments as rtd's a line to the airport can keep sop rating for now. the federal railroad administration granted a three month extension so flaggers can be used at the crossings. they are still working out a

regulates the crossing gates until that is fixed, flaggers will continue to be at every intersection along the a line. this also means the opening of the g-line to arvada is on hold. the department of health in washington state is investigating a growing cluster of polio like illnesses in children. it is the same illness seen in alarming numbers in colorado back in 2014. >> two of nine suspected cases in washington are confirmed as a rare condition known as here is cbs4 health specialist kathy walsh. >> say hi. >> hi. >> reporter: six-year-old daniel ramirez was always healthy and happy. he died over the weekend. one of nine children in washington state showing symptoms of afm. a polio like disease characterized with sudden weakness in the arms and legs. >> for us to have a cluster of

>> reporter: gracie fisher was paralyzed by it in 2014. >> so i began to feel a singling in my hands and a pain in my neck. and, within five minutes, i couldn't walk. >> reporter: that same year, there were more than 120 cases in the united states. children's hospital treated 12. >> we called the ctd in to investigate. >> reporter: infectious doctors at children's were the first to noti cases coincided with a widespread outbreak of a repairer tour virus. it has been circulating recently. >> there is a lot of supportive evidence to suggest an association between enterovirus and afm. >> reporter: there are many viruses that have the potential to cause afm. the cdc says as of september,

year. that is up from 21 cases last year. doctors say afm usually peaks in late summer early fall. so, cases should be declining. kathy walsh, cbs4 news. >> the cdc tells us disease prevention is always important. so, washing your hands, staying up to date on the vaccines and protecting yourself from mosquito bites are all important. so let's get over to ed greene. a little bit cooler. >> we a high. got to 62. i don't know what i was thinking. you can see in telluride, a little batch of snow and lightning. there might have been some thunder snow. elsewhere around the state, a lot of sunshine over the eastern plains. we have the t scattered showers an they sort of end as the evening goes on. the clouds begin to bubble up from the south. there is a system there that will drift our way. as it does, it will send moisture into the state.

we might see a scattered shower in the med row. otherwise, they end up over the eastern plains. with the coolinger air coming in right behind it, 70 today. or yesterday. and 62 today. so, that cooler weather kind of pushing into albuquerque. 71, even el paso cooler. temperatures in the 80s ahead of that to around 90 degrees. there is the cool front that swept on through. a little moisture along with it down to the south. it will be under the influence of warmer air coming our but let's go back to lauren whitney in the colorado weather center. a cool day today. just nod going to last all that long. >> reporter: it won't. but the good news is we are not warming back up to the upper 70s like we were. we had the warm day monday. halloween. today, 62 degrees. tomorrow, upper 60s and we will be there again friday. it should be fairly mild outside. and we have this area of low pressure in close to arizona. that will still build over the next couple of days. and then it will slowly make

this week. thursday, you may notice a few more clouds out there. this is going to swing us up moisture coming from the gulf of mexico. so, down into parts of southern colorado, there could be heavier snowfall with this. might pack down pretty quickly. it might be the wet sticky snow. but there could be several inches in is san juans. what we are going to see is is a little bit of right rain and snow. that just flashed past there. rain. here across the denver area out to the eastern plains so, ed, there is the nt away. >> temperatures we have not seen in some time. 62 the high both locations. should be at 58. so even though it was cooler still four degrees above normal this time of the year. starting off in the 40s , should be right at 30 degrees with minus six. 33% humidity. we have a steady barometer and a nice shot here, you can see the fog up in estes park. for very pretty colorado shot.

three inches of know snow. so that is going to help and that cold temperature is also keeping the snow guns going. so they are looking to open maybe late this week or maybe early next week. temperature ins the 30s over the eastern plains tonight. 20s in the mountains. out west, temperatures in the 30s to around 40 degrees. tomorrow, a little bit of a warmup. 60s and 70s over the eastern plains. 50s to 640 degrees. temperatures mostly in the 60s . so, here is that denver forecast. tonight,r upper 30s . by morning. then, for tomorrow, mostly sunny skies. we will get close to that 70- degree bark. we are actually a pretty nice day. not a lot of change. friday, 69. 67 saturday. maybe an isolated shower. sunday, monday, more of the same. 60s with those dry conditions. >> woke up to a little bit of rain. >> yeah. >> thanks ed: the cbs4 undercover investigation finds area grocery stores selling

preview. >> reporter: for our undercover producers it was easy. to repeatedly buy prescription drugs where they were not supposed to be sold. >> i have heard of incidents like this. >> reporter: where it is happening and what they are selling. >> we need to stop sells them? i stop! >> find out why doctors are so concerned about what we found in under the counter medicine tonight at 10:00. the broncos name captains and one of them might surprise you. >> coming up, game seven of the >> coming up, game seven of the world series means a lo,, scott tipton -- our congressman? or is he a real-estate agent for big-money campaign contributors?

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>> for those on team paxton hoping the broncos might make a switch to the quarterback. broncos gave another vote of confidence to trevor siemian naming him a captain for the second half of the season. three additional captains were voted on by the play trevor's play has not been fantastic. he is bottom third in passing, touchdowns, quarterback rating. but he is 6-1 as a starter and has become a quiet but unquestioned leader of this team. >> it is an honor for me. it really is. it means a lot to me. first of all, to be a part of this locker room. and to know, um, some guys thanks me in that light. so a huge honor for me. >> we have dt, you know, he was a great leader on our team.

leader too. he has come here and handled this with so much poise. he has definitely showed the guys in the locker room we can lien on him an count on him. baseball, did you know, the 1948 world series was the first to be broadcast on national television? so there is a chance you saw the last time cleveland won it all. but for any of us 70 and younger we have never seen indians win the world series or the cubs win it all. championship droughts in baseball will come to an end tonight. so, probably, fitting that the series had gone the distance. >> you know, especially with these two teams. why wouldn't it come down to a game seven? you have 100 something years. for them, 70 years or something? whatever it is for them. we can't tie. [ laughter ] you know? somebody has to win. >> it is an honor the be a part

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