darryl glenn doesn't believe in climate change. he's for eliminating the department of education. and glenn wants to outlaw abortion even in cases of rape and incest. reporter: glenn says if he's fortunate enough to go to capitol hill, he has no interest in working across the aisle. darryl glenn: i'm running against democrats. i'm running against evil. narrator: darryl glenn is wrong for colorado. f0 a nasty discovery at the denver headquarters for the donald trump presidential campaign as it is sprayed with graffiti. this is the news now. i'm alan gionet. it's just one more sign of how tense campaign 2016 has become with just four days left until election day. and just within the hour we

campaign in colorado tomorrow. we sent our jamie leary to the office, the campaign office, when we got a call about that graffiti into the cbs4 newsroom. she's live at the scene now. jamie. >> reporter: alan, just behind me on the windows the letter, l, was spray painted and around this corner you'll want to take a look at this. this is where a majority of the graffiti was right around here. they're working on power washing it off now. it's not completely gone, but it is doing the job. e special graffiti task force, but it was a good samaritan with a power washer who volunteered to clean up the mess. denver police were notified of the graffiti just before 7:30 this morning. without surveillance it's a hard case to crack. a volunteer got to work with his power washer. the headquarters here has been vandalized before.

makes the others similar minor. denver police are working to find a suspect, but they have their own ideas about who is responsible. >> it's juvenile, childish, and really just shows how hillary clinton's people are viewing this fight. they need to go to levels and attack. >> reporter: adding insult to injury, this is a historic building. there are people living above it, people living across the street who have to deal with the vandalism. denver police spent the morning collecting evidence and are looking for any witnesses to come forward. if you have information you're asked to call denver police. live in denver, jamie leary, cbs4 news. thanks, jamie. the details on trump's visit tomorrow, he'll be at the

that's after campaigning in florida, north carolina, and nevada. all of those are considered swing states. bill clinton is campaigning for his wife in colorado today. lease making three stops, one in pueblo, one in denver and one in fort collins. the candidates are shifting their focus in the final days to getting out the vote. cbs's craig boswell reports. >> reporter: hillary clinton and donald trump made stops in north carolina thursday. clinton continued her final pitch to women, hispanics and african-american voters. >> do any of us have a place in trump's america? >> reporter: and clinton is enlisterring all the help to encourage them to vote.

the minority. >> reporter: beyonce and jay-z will be supporting for her tonight. >> service members here in north carolina have risked their lives to acquire classified intelligence to protect our country. hillary clinton thought nothing of putting classified information on her illegal server. >> reporter: no matter who wins, the president will have a lot of work to do to heal the country device campaign. >> this has brought out the dark side of america and we have to get back on track. >> reporter: 82% of voters surveyed tell cbs news they are disgusted by the election. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >> you can find out more about the campaign stops and our coverage of campaign 2016 in colorado, including the role we play in the electoral college

alerted joint terrorism task forces that al-qaida could be planning attacks related to polling places. specifically on monday, the day before the election. we told you about this this morning on the cbs4 morning news. the credibility of what they have learned is still being assessed. but an alert earlier this week learned of polling places being seen as attractive targets. the intelligence points to attacks in new york, texas and virginia, but without any specific targets. increase in the volume of threats before an election. new developments in new jersey's bridge gate scandal. a jury this morning convicted two former aides to governor chris christie. they found bridgette ann kelly and bill borony guilty of fraud and conspiracy. the closing of that bridge caused days of traffic jams in

attorney spoke with reporters. >> surprised to the extent that my client was innocent walking in there. i thought we presented a case to show her innocence and disappointed at the verdict returned. >> former aide admitted to forming the lane closures. the two convicted today testified they thought the closures were part of a traffic study and chris about them. he said he knew nothing about it. investigators in south carolina are reviewing missing persons cases after the discovery of a woman chained like an animal for months in a shipping container. a tip took an investigator to that property and he heard cries for help. >> it was pretty emotional to say the least, when she was found, especially when she was chained like a dog, she had a chain around her neck. >> police arrested the property owner, 45-year-old todd

that property. she cleaned houses for kohlhepp and disappeared in august. her boyfriend is also missing. his truck was there. jury selection is underway now in the retrial of a man released from prison after 28 years in colorado. a denver judge ordered the retrial of clarence moses elle last december. he was convicted of rape in 1987, but then another inmate confessed and moses tested but the d.a. said they mistakenly threw out evidence they might compare it to. supporters say they'll ask the d.a. this afternoon to drop the case. new information about the arrest in castle rock that led to the discovery of a house full of dangerous chemicals. one of the 16-year-olds now faces two charges of sexual exploitation of a child and possession of a handgun. the other is being held on a

of possession of incendiary device. the chemicals found in the home forced the evacuation of a number of homes until a bomb squad blew some of them out. the home is still condemned until rest of the chemicals are cleaned up. veterans organization shares the story of priceless items that could be lost afte jeff todd shares the story of that truck, high speed chase and boots. >> happened in the middle of the night. >> reporter: bernadette borrego's truck looked a lot like this one. >> it's sentimental to us. boots 66 is important. >> reporter: the truck was full of items belonging to the veterans organization boots 66. >> we had boots in the truck that came from the actual military personnel that were

that the family had donated to us and those are priceless. >> reporter: this is a recent ceremony boots 66 had to honor lance corporal brandon pearson who died four years ago in afghanistan. so far, it's not known where the boots or hundreds of american flags and countless other honorary memorabilia are because the truck they were in is still being held as evidence. >> it killed us to lose our truck. but it killed us even more that the possessions he had in there's pictures of fallen heros in there. >> reporter: luke batts and brandon mcintosh are believed to have stolen that truck and picked it apart. they used the car parts to throw at troopers and deputies during a high speed chase. bernadette borrego has been told it could be months before her totaled truck is returned. >> it's the stuff from the families that they gave of their fallen family members. can't be replaced. >> reporter: jeff todd, cbs4

makes it hard to believe we have reached the first friday of november. as you can see, it's not quite clear out there now. meteorologist ashton altieri is in colorado's weather center having a look at our weather. >> indeed, it is hazy outside, alan. our air quality is moderate. that's what is being called today. 62 degrees the temperature. so it is quite mild outside. we have some cloud cover streaming up from the south. we'll keep it mostly sunny through the rest of the day. storm system in arizona will bring some snow to parts of e chances to denver. your weekend forecast is coming up. thanks, ashton. wade phillips moving slowly after that hit on sunday. how it could change his game plans this weekend. and later, how a simple test just might help moms to be take steps to make sure that their babies arrive at a

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as the broncos prepare for the raiders the team is waiting to hear a second opinion on aqib talib. he spent yesterday getting another look at his back. no second opinion needed for wade phillips. he's moving rather gingerly. he ended up with a fractured rib after that hit on the sidelines. he's joking, but it also has

interception for a touchdown. if that was my last play, i still would have been all right. i'm thinking about being in the box this week, just because i am in some pain and i really don't want to get hit again certainly. >> we'll see where phillips ends up. whether he's on the sidelines or upstairs sunday night in that game. >> you would think the box would be safer. >> you would hope. but things can happen. what's going on out there? i understand we maybe a little bit of a change tomorrow. will be more cloud cover around tomorrow compared to today. there is a slight chance of rain as we've been talking about a lot recently. would be nice if we got a soaking rain, but we don't see that in our future, at least in the metro area. colorado springs to trinidad, better chance of seeing rain this weekend down that way. you can see we've mostly clear skies. temperatures this hour warming up quickly after bottoming out

we've climbed into the 60s around town. 63 at dia. 63 as well in boulder. 61 in fort collins. still at 55 in greeley. upper 50s, lower 60s for most mountain spots. most of us around denver, fort collins, boulder will come close to 70, that's about 15 degrees above normal for this time of year. eastern plains highs in the upper 60s, lower 70s as well. some cloud cover on skies mostly sunny. not a crystal clear day, but mostly sunny through the rest of the day. moisture streaming up from the south. quite a bit of rain in new mexico about to make its way to albuquerque, santa fe will be next, and that will move into the southern part of colorado and snow for the san juans. winter weather advisory starting midnight tonight through noon tomorrow. 3to 6 inches for the mountains

no snow for durango and pagosa springs. even the mountains north of 70 could see some very minor snow tonight into tomorrow. but accumulation won't be more than an inch or two for summit county, eagle county and farther north. you can see this is midnight tonight, and you can see that rain and snow in the san juans and gradually the precipitation moves north. should reach highway 50 by 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. plan on rain and snow in the high country. the accumula going to be for the southern mountains generally along and south of highway 50. front range 6:00 p.m. tomorrow a few showers possible. mainly south of monument hill. and sunday morning, southeastern colorado a few showers are certainly possible. again, for denver i just don't think we're going to see much. if you're farther north erie to fort collins, greeley, i'm afraid your rain chance is almost zero. 71 the high today under mostly sunny skies.

sunday. temperatures will be in the 50s for the broncos when they play in oakland. next week mostly sunny, dry. no change at all. election day weather looks like sunshine with a high around 62. >> we know we're close when we have election day on the fiveday4cast. >> i was excited when it finally made it on the fiveday4cast. i'll be exciting to keep moving it closer and closer. >> and then putting it behind us. >> exactly. >> thanks a lot. coming up a new predict a baby's birth weight predict a baby's birth weight and how a -i'm a carrie. -i'm a hufflepuff. -i'm a rachel. -i'm a ross. ugh. i'm not a ross. i'm doing this over. i'm "single ladies" beyonc?. i'm "lemonade" beyonc?. -wanna talk? -yes. if you have time for this... you have time for this. wow. that took no time. what do we do now?

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take away some of the uncertainty. >> the aim of the study was to look for metabolites in the urine of pregnant woman and to see if these could predict birth weight. >> reporter: in the large largest study of its kind they looked at the samples and lifestyles. several birth weight indicators that women can control, vitamin foods high in branch chain amino acids made a big difference in the third trimester when babies grow the most. a 50% increase those boa's can mean an increase weight. >> we would be able to help ensure a healthy birth rate.

birth weights have been linked to illnesses like diabetes. riley carlson for cbs news, london. sometimes it's tough for parents to make it happen for kids to do their chores. now there is an app, in fact there are several. dad makes a list of chores and puts money into an account. after sends dad a pic and she gets the money in an online account. >> it gives them a sense of power and authority and small tasks get done for dad. >> everything they do is digital. what we're doing is allowing parents to understand if you want to have a conversation about money with kids it has to be in a format they understand. we'll have a final check of

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help from dr. phil. since her husband died two and a half years ago they say she has spun out of control, drinking excessively, acting recklessly. she said she is grieving and doesn't care about being judged. >> i care about myself, and i know i am up in heaven god is looking out for me. every tear i cry he collects in a bottle which is turned into jugs. numerous jugs, filled with my and my suffering and agony that i deal with every day. >> what message does dr. phil have? can he find them help, some way to heal? that's today at 4:00. breaking news, denver police say a man wanted in connection with a hit and run crash that killed a woman in denver has turned himself in. she was killed walking near 13th and broadway over the weekend. we'll have an update at 5:00.

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