hillary clinton's secret e- mails. it's a deluge that poured into the hands of the f.b.i., prompting the same f.b.i. director who said hillary was careless, not criminal, to announce the new investigation. drip, drip, drip. some of the best political minds will battle it out to change yours in a moment. can i change my vote if i voted earlier? kyle saunders says, not this year. maybe someday. >> as of right now, we don't have the legal framework. we don't have the technology. we don't have any sort of way for people to change their ballot once it's cast. >> reporter: could you honestly envision a situation where american voters would be able to go back and change their minds after a voting? that's so radical to think

>> it is. and, you know, we -- you'd have to bring technology on it. and obviously a legal framework and the way we think about elections and how that all works. and even then, it would be -- it would require a -- a generational change. right? in how people think about elections. it's not some common thread where you go in and rate something. oh, i really like this article. and then change your mind. oh article and you click the up arrow instead of down arrow and you keep changing your mind. >> if you're still holding on to your mail in ballot, i have two people that would like to speak to you briefly. thank you guys for coming in. here's the deal. i'll ask you both a question. if you answer my question, you can spin after that. deal? all right, kelly first. so these e-mails, we don't know anything about these e-mails. you don't know if they're

somebody close to her. f.b.i. hasn't suggested there's anything incrime hating in there. why are -- incriminating in there? why are republicans making a big deal out of it? >> reporter: the fact that comey is coming back 11 days before an election where she is polling high and is likely to win by most pollsters means he wouldn't be doing this if there wasn't something serious. [ laughter ] >> so there's my answer. >> you have ten seconds to spit! >> essentially. >> you took too much time answering my question! >> aw! in terms of spin, you know, she said -- i never sent out anything classified at the time i sent it out. 110 e-mails, 52 different threads were done. she lied to the american people. we know she lied. >> reporter: speaks to the greater issue. so all these points why so many

years of stories about her and people breaking the law are bending it. >> first of all, if you spent 50 years in the public life and had people dumpster diving in your backyard and hired private investigators to tear about your character, you'd be defensive, too. and a lot of the distrust or creation of distrust of hillary clinton that's out there is media created. i this i all of this -- >> oh, you won't blame us for this one! no, no, no, no! behind. think about it. if you're in this spot and -- >> all right. >> -- and you have another investigation, that investigation unveils something that may have content that could be relevant to something you just concluded? >> he did have a legal obligation to come forward. that's right. thank you very much. we stopped by denver's election division today to make sure they're not rigging the election. they're not. neither are the other counties in the country. there is a team in denver

if there's a problem, confusion, they try to put what the voter intended. so, kyle, if voting ballots are secret, how does the media know who voted? maybe this election is rigged. this is clearly our fault because we have not explained this well enough. we'll try it again. we do not know who people voted for. the early ballot returns just tell us how many people that's it. no liberal media conspiracy. no divulging of rigging votes. this is a standard policy going on for a decade in colorado. this is our unbiased, nonaspiratory lease them returns. over 17,000 coloradans have voted. 38.5 are democrats.

25% are unaffiliated. >> how do i say this? colorado isn't so special anymore. especially not when it comes to getting high legally. five states are considering recreational pot. they have questions. they're looking to colorado for answers. >> marijuana symposium? dude, those are two words i never thought would come together. but think of it like this. like an faq looking at legalizing pot. here's our question, what have you learned over the last few years? >> pesticide use and application is typicallying the for the federal government and our state, but here in denver, we were having pesticide residue remaining on product sold to the consumers -- >> reporter: ashley kilroy is in charge of marijuana policy in denver. there are have been many lessons from pesticides to home

>> a lot of people really do see these shows about the colorado green rush and colorado pot barrons. and i think there's -- barons. and i think there's a misrepresentation on the money it brings in. >> i can't tell you how many times we hear, where is that pot money going? maybe that should be other states. they should think more about tax revenue before they do something like this. >> if other states approve legal marijuana, expect denver to take on a nationally prominent role as an innovator. amendment 71 would make it harder to amend the state constitution. the ad claims we have the easiest constitution to amend. that can be true or not depending on how you look at it.

thought of something we didn't. >> one thing our truth test didn't look at was time. the amount of time you have to go out and get signatures to put an amendment up for a vote in a different state. by that measure, colorado's deferentially not the easiest to amend because three states, according to national conference of state legislatures, have an unlimited time window. arkansas, ohio, and utah, you can spend as much tomb as you need. in colorado, you have a -- as much time as you need. months. in oklahoma, only a 90-day period for gathering signatures. this is only one way at looking at this debate on who has the easiest constitution to amend. >> that unlimited time in utah is for statutes. you can only amend the constitution through the legislature and a convention. and now joining the conversation.

population about the most misunderstood region of the world. >> the battle with ben hagens isn't doing so well with steve. he could use about 10 million bucks. >> it doesn't make the job easier. >> i don't want to be judgey but i think that cat is wasted. it's the cast one again!

inch we talk here about having important conversations, even if they're uncomfortable. eva juda ising making those conversations possible. she's connecting citizens with the middle east. today i met the director of meet the middle east. >> if i can provide these hands on experiences where you can actually feel, touch, taste, hear, smell a lot of you makes it a little less foreign. they're not so much the other but you can relate to them a little better. >> what do you wish people knew about the muslim community in denver and in colorado? >> i wish people would be more apt to pick up the phone and say, i would like to come visit the mosque.

east come to my organization, my synagogue, church, group, about islam. i invite people in denver to come to the mosque. take a tour of the mosque. we would be more than happy to do that. we welcome those things because a mosque is essentially supposed to be a community center. it's not just for muslims to be there to pray in. >> she thinks coloradans have avoided the cultural tensions we see elsew reasons. one, our relatively small muslim community and our economic prosperity. pink bowtie, pink suspenders! i need your help! real men wear pink ends on monday. let's raise money for breast cancer. i've had some fun this month. this is of scott dishong. he's competing in this, too, kicking my butt.

it's a good thing they're raising this money. i want to beat the bachelor, though. >> i want a picture of you in those suspenders. >> thank you! and a $9.9 million jackpot just won. a regular guy with regular plans to spend an unregular amount of money. >> my mother wants to come to alaska. so wanted she provided for me when i wasn't able to provide for myself. so i look forward to providing for her. i trust in god and hope to help others. that's how i hope to continue to live. while i currently drive a camry with 300,000 miles. it's been a reliable car. i love that car. but it's -- it's probably time for that car to go. and i'll probably go to a football game somewhere else.

and say, ah, i don't know. this is a heck of a retirement plan. you know, some people say that's not much of a plan. [ laughter ] >> but, you know, if it works, it works. i was thinking of going on eharmony and posting "i just won the lotto" [ laughter ] >> greg, who is not giving out his full name, says he'll replace his camry to a lexus. >> no rain, no snow? what's this line that ran on time back in time. grab a drink. perhaps some cat wine.

145 years ago, someone in littleton was probably think, aw, man! is the a-line late again? i guess that's the first train

on this day in 1871, denver was connected with the city he just founded, colorado springs. it happened that littleton, or richard little's farm, was on the way south, literally putting littleton on the map. ? [ music ] ? if you were outside for any point in time this afternoon, you probably smelled that smoke from the fire burning in douglas county. we're looking at a smoke health advisory. this will continue overnight through tomorrow morning. keep that in mind. if you can, stay inside. it was a hot one out there. again, back-to-back days with and so far october has been a warm one. right now we're in the running for the fifth warmest october on record. i think we may make it up to fourth before this month is over with. good news is if you have been waiting for some cooler temperatures, all relatively speaking. they're coming! a cold front is on its way tomorrow that will knock down our temperatures by just a few degrees. but still, we stay above average tonight. extremely mild. 51. mostly cloudy skies this evening. and then for tomorrow, mid-70s.

partly sunny skies. still warm. a light breeze. winds picking up more on sunday. monday, halloween looking fantastic. i'll roll out the nine-day for you and you can see some 60s. but still, kyle, no rain, no snow in sight. >> huh, the weather is broken. admit it, you treat your pets like people? your puppies still wearing diamond collars? so, why drinking tap record? >> going to make the red bath today. >> reporter: full body, all natural. no hangover. this just might be the perfect wine. emphasis on the purrrrr. >> we make something we like to call cat wine and dog wine. >> reporter: brandon swalla is a man behind apollo peak cat

2011. >> reporter: he came back two years later, just in time to inspire brandon and be a taste tester. >> he loved this stuff in the beginning. but then he got used to the smell because he had so much. >> reporter: the nonalcoholic beverage is made of cat nip and beets. people all around the world are buying his cat wine. just this bottles. >> i never thought that something i had fun with and made in my little apartment in denver would explode like it did. >> we have our pinot meow. >> it's weird. just constantly brewing the ideas. brewing the ideas. did you get my joke! [ laughter ] >> i got it! >> and even know apollo has had enough of it --

essentially. >> like dirty tea. >> a full body drink tea. >> reporter: the taste may be hard to describe, but the remember miss isn't. >> if you have one glass of wine at the end of the night, why innocent have a glass of wine with your dog or cat, too? [ laughter ] >> reporter: cat owners may not have to drink alone ever again. salty beets. that's steve's dj name. >> yep! [ laughter ] >> her

time to set aside whatever bugged you this week and look ahead to what makes you smile. a simple question: what's your good news? and, yes, we know this isn't the news. you're right. it's life! [ laughter ] >> you have to get in here! [ laughter ] >> here we go! all right, all right, all right! >> we just got engaged. we're actually going to tell everyone why we're here. >> today's a good day! life is ultimately good.

person. and being responsible for another being just increased my empathy. >> people who are wonderful. the city is beautiful. and getting to experience fall coming from california is very nice. >> hopefully we'll be honeyhonorring at the end of australia. -- honeymooning at the end of next year in australia. so we're really excited! >> i'm a rock n' roll dentist. hooking forward to being in boulder with some >> whatever ailments or hiccups you're going through, have to keep that forward, positive motion. that makes everything good. >> good news is i'll be traveling to london for three weeks next week. haven't been there yet and it's been on my bucket list for a while. so that's my good news. >> looking forward to being at a more prosperous level right now. not just materialistic things but spiritually, wholesomely.

giving back to the community by developing great students. >> lot of reasons to smile. this made me smile. john spray, first tweet ever. had to use it so let you know how great this show is. best news on tv. thank you, john! that made our day. and mark rodriguez writes, my favorite thing about my show is that it makes people mad. me, too!

? mariah, the billionaire fiance and the wachup dancer in the breakup >> normally -- >> wait until you see who we caught mimi with last night. >> oh, darling. >> then is "will & grace" coming back to tv? >> hello! >> e.t.'s judge judy exclusive. why she's calling in her husband to help her in the courtroom. >> you'll have to tune in. >> as we flashback to our first interview with the shined lynns. >> i'm on camera.

you. >> behind the scenes of halloween's lip sync war for the ages. ? p7? ?2016, for october 28, this is "entertainment tonight". mariah carey steps out with one of the men that is one of the reasons that her engagement is on the rocks. was mimi sending a message to her billionaire boyfrrend? ? ? ? >> how are you doing, mariah? >> are you going to give the ring back? >> the estimated $7 million ring is still on. i wonder if mariah is telling james, i'm keeping the bling, wedding or not, but look who we spotted at 11:45 dining with the diva at nobu malibu, the backup dancer that the one james got