denver fbi spokesperson deborah sherman. >> the men were very violent, very dangerous. they really held people hostage, threatened their lives. >> reporter: investigators think these men have struck before. the bank they hit is near a school and the robbery happened around 10:00 a.m. >> that's so scary. a lot of people are walking around and with their kids. >> reporter: during the robbery, the men wore unique gloves. white with red stitching, a detail investigators and neighbors hope helps identify the men and lead to their arrests. >> the way it was described they behaved, makes it sound like they may be desperate and do anything. >> anything with information is asked to call crimestoppers. >>> learning more about the aurora nurse who is accused of swapping needles to steal painkillers at university hospital. she was in court yesterday. she got fired from four suspected of stealing syringes. she was never charged. we have also learned she tested positive for hepc. >>> today the trumps go to washington. president-elect donald trump and his wife will meet with president

denver fbi spokesperson debra sherman. >> the men were very violent. very dangerous. re hostage. threatened their lives. >> reporter: investigators think these men have struck before. the bank they hit is near a school and the robbery happened around 10:00 a.m. >> that is so scary. a lot of people are walking around with their kids. >> reporter: during the robbery, the men wore gloves with red stitching making them look pinch a details investigators and neighbors will hope identify the men and lead to their arrest. be desperate and do anything. >> reporter: and if you have any information about this case, you are asked to call crime stoppers. live in denver, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. >>> new developments, the aurora nurse accused of swapping needles to steal painkillers at university hospital, she was in court today. we learned more about her. unruh was fired from four hospitals in she tested positive for hepatitis c. university hospital tested 30 patients for hep c and all the tests were negative. >>> 19 night dylan goshling allegedly hit a parked car trapping craig tower. hi

denver fbi spokesperson debra sherman. >> the men very dangerous. they really held people hostage. threatened their lives. >> reporter: investigators think these men have struck before. the bank they hit is near a school and the robbery happened around 10:00 a.m. >> that is so scary. a lot of people are walking around with their kids. >> reporter: during the robbery, the men wore gloves with red stitching making them look pinch a details lead to their arrest. >> the way it described they behaved means they might really be desperate and do anything. >> reporter: and if you have any information about this case, you are asked to call crime stoppers. live in denver, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. >>> new developments, the aurora nurse accused of swapping needles to steal painkillers at university hospital, she was in court today. we learned unruh was fired from four hospitals in oklahoma for stealing syringes there. she tested positive for hepatitis c. university hospital tested 30 patients for hep c and all the tests were negative. >>> 19 night dylan goshling allegedly hit a parked car

here is the denver guardian. and fbi agents found dead after a suspected leaks. that is a really -- not a real new source. >>> five other states are getting ready to vote on tuesday. what of the legalized recreational pot. it could have an impact in colorado. we have all heard people are moving here for the green rush. this has an impact when it claim -- urban clap -- travelers. will they stay? >> arizona, and does not get cold. there a lot of people on the streets that came here for that. >> arizona, massachusetts, fall into the states of these legalization measures for tuesday. >>> come fall 2017, those visiting the kirtland zian not be traveling to capitol hill. the studio is on to the old and triangle for the 150 ton building for denver's art district. >> reporter: plenty of people lined the streets around 13th avenue. in perl. >> logistically, they have been detaching it from our current and we are excited. >> traffic redirected as crews prepared to into the studio. the approach, slow and steady. the building, moving between one and 5 mi./h. >> i've never se

fbi. professor, univ. of denver that doesn't mean one candidate's vision is better for business than the other-- again... not taking sides here. it's just that they have two very different visions. but here's the key, clouse says, no that doesn't mean one candidate's vision is better for business than the other-- again... not taking sides here. it's just that they have two very different visions. but here's the key, clouse says, no matter what happens tonight... the world will still be spinning tomorrow. so make any moves with your money accordingly. tonight's election mac clouse/finance professor, univ. of denver that doesn't mean one candidate's vision is better for business than the other-- again... not taking sides here. it's just that they have two very different visions. but here's the key, clouse says, no matter what happens tonight... the world will still be spinning tomorrow. so make any moves with your money accordingly. tonight's election will also affect local politics. here in colorado-- the results wil

. >>> a violent robbery at a denver key bank now the fbi is asking for help to try and identify this group. >>> good morning from colorado's weather center. our weather watcher doug goodman reporting 42 in north lafayette. most of us are in the 40s. >>> all that police activity causing delays this morning. here'swh you get into the south glen area. we'll tell you how to get around it. >>> thank you, joel. overnight protestors in california marched along the downtown streets eventually shutting down traffic on the 101. there were other demonstrations happening across america. [ chanting ] >> reporter: demonstrators in oakland, california protesting into the night wednesday against the election victory that shocked the world. similar protests took place in

the denver guardian reported fbi agents expected in hillary e-mail leaks found dead in an apparent murderted first lady michelle obama was so concerned about an arrest, shefts scrubbing from twitter accounts. not true again. cnns senior media correspond has more on what is fake news phenomenon. >> reporter: in the spread of fake news on the web help elect donald trump? we may never know for sure. researchers are asking because made up, false stories are on time lines and twitter streams. >> this cesspool of nonsense. >> it's horrible. >> reporter: and getting worse. president obama is raising the alarm. >> if we are not serious about facts and what's true and what's not, then we have problems. >> reporter: these problems are not brand-new. they are becoming a lot more prevalent. here is an example. a story claiming a protester was paid $3500 to make trouble at a trump rally. this went viral during the campaign. it looked like an abc news story. the url reveals it's a fake registered to a domain in columbia. it was a hoax, which tricked trump's campaign manager and his son, eric, who share

people have already the 17 million in the battleground states for the >> tonight, denver seven investigations was at the fbi and two other major enforcement agencies have worked to unravel a series of election related emails sent to county clerks in colorado and 13 other states. these began a week before the most election. this story and confirm all the facts this evening. here's what we know. high-ranking state and federal law enforcement sources are confirming a professor's research project raise red flags in colorado and several her states. including california and michigan. >> it's inappropriate, it's a distraction for the >> she's pollard deputy sector estate talking the email project sources say tracks back university professor. >> i think it's irresponsible in this climate. and this close to election to send out what is essentially spam. to all of our county clerks. to try to conduct a lab experiment. it's not part of what we do. >> denver seven investigates has obtained some of the emails sent to at llast 25 colorado county clerks and clerks and 13 other states. sources say, it appears to be a socia

little doubt the fbi director and the great special agents of the fbi will be able against hillary clinton. >> donald trump speaking in denver late last night. telling a packed house he is confident the e-mails in the hillary clinton probe will bring the hammer down on the former secretary of state. >> another election bombshell from the fbi today -- is proving the opposite. as the agency announced as it has its review. >> fbi director sent a letter to lawmakers sunday that has not changed its opinion that clinton should not face criminal charges. >> we are glad to see that it he has confirmed the conclusions that he reached in july. >> the announcement comes at after a review of new e-mails, discovered in a separate investigation of anthony weiner. that review announced just 11 days before the election. even earlier sunday, donald trump and his surrogates or as some kind of criminal over her e-mail server. >> if she were to win, it would create an unprecedented constitutional crisis. >> we have drifted into an environment where hillary is elected, the criminal investigations will be in with. >> howard clinton made an appeal

fbi calls the armed men dangerous. they hit the key bank on south colorado in denver yesterday morning. our tom mustin live there now. we know this is a busy location. and this was mid-morning. >> reporter: jim, it happened in broad daylight with school in session. right? just a few feet away right next to the play. the fbi says the men walked inside the building. roughed up the employees and disappeared with the cash. tonight, agents say finding these brazen bandits is priority. c.j. larken spoke for her fellow neighbors after a violent robbery at the key bank near her denver home. >> that is very scary. >> reporter: surveillance video from monday morning shows a gold dodge intreped pulling in. two people come out of the car and enter the billing with guns drawn. the men jump over the counter think they were going to get out of this robbery alive. >> reporter: debra sherman with the fbi says the bandits may have truck before and their terrifying assault has agents concerned. >> the men were very violent. very dangerous. they real held people hostage. threatened their lives. >> reporter: the bank is located right nex

fbi agents suspected in murder/suicide from "the denver guardian." there is no such thing as "the darn guardian." established media brands are built on accuracy. some rogue websites masquerading as legitimate are reporting misinformation and it's spreading like wildlife online. president obama urged common sense. >> if we can't discriminate between serious arguments and propaganda, then we have problems. >> reporter: buzzfeed's silv silv silverman has been tracking fake news on the internet for years. >> when you track the growth of these websites when did it go big? >> this year. 2016, incomparable to any other years. one of the big factors you can't ignore is donald trump. he generated a huge amount of online excitement. a lot of engagement on facebook. >> reporter: buzzfeed uncovered an unlikely breeding ground for some of the fake news sites. small town in central macedonia. >> reporter: that's right, macedonia. veles, a tiny, economically depressed city of 45,000, the rust belt of the former yugoslavia. >> used to have an industrial economy, tha

maria: the fbi is calling that guy the spelling bee robert. denver went from 89 yesterday to 29. our change won't be that big, maria: it's now been 24 hours since investigators revealed a new clue in the killing of ed: they're looking for a vehicle spotted near the murder scene in princeton. newscenter 5's david bienick is live tonight with what residents think about the chances this case will be solved, david? david: good evening. the description of the vehicle could not be more vague. but residents say it proves one thing, that investigators are not giving up. the lush green leaves of summer have now faded and fallen from the trees near the spot along this country road where vanessa marcotte's body was found more >> the whole thing is so mysterious and strange. david this woman, who lives : nearby, asked us not to show her face because marcotte's killer is still on the loose and she fears he might strike again. >> i used to be a runner. i don't even run on the street at all. david in this hilltop town of : 3,400 where the boston skyline is barely visible justice for vanessa sig

places such as the denver guardian, breathlessly and falsely reporting, quote, fbi agent suspected in hillary e-mail leaks found dead in apparent murder-suicide. not true. didn't happen. and the denver guardian is not a real source of news. one cray cray story in the election suggested that first lady michelle obama was so concerned about a pending arrest of hillary clinton the first lady was scrubbing all references to clinton from her twitter accounts. that fake story was shared by a top talk radio host with his audience. there is no data providing that this fake news phenomenon had an impact on the election but it is, without question, a problem. so much so that earlier today president obama condemned it. >> i would like to turn it over to mike fliven. >> retired general michael flynn, who has the inside track to become president-elect donald trump's national security advisor took to twitter days before the election and forwarded this false and rather unhinged story suggesting that the nypd had found evidence so so many crimes on anthony weiner's laptop including pedophilia to hill

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denver seven. >>> the big discussion on the campaign trail today. clinton's e-mail the fbi is reviewing newly discovered e-mails found on a computer that anthony wiener used and shared with his wife which ii clinton's top aides. >> trump is applauding the fbi. the justice department says they'll dedicate the resources to review e-mails that may be tied to the clinton's e-mail. >> it's likely -- the 30,000 is not gone. the computer security experts say employees deleted the container the e-mails were in, the e-mail likely still exist in the live e-mail accounts and could potentially exist in thousands of locations. >> data base file was used by plat river -- to catalog all these e-mails to create a backup of them. that container has been deleted but like you have a glass of water, if you glass, you get water everywhere. >> we reached out to the spokesperson for plat river in colorado, but because the company pleaded the fifth, they were unable to comment on this story. >>> awe news alert from boulder police. this is the suspect they're looking for -- the gunfire broke ouu du

. >> he discussed the fbi's decision on clinton's email and id it's good on their station. denver seven is your headquarters for all the results of election night. our coverage begins at four, through the night, nbc will cover the national race will have you covered here locally, bringing breaking results as they come in on air and online on the denver seven website and app >> the douglas county school board has apple school board now. steve pat was sworn in today and is getting right to work. also the more members will have their meeting was a. >> an autopsy did not give us player. a 34-year-old died over the weekend. the coroner's office is considering the possibility that he may have suffered from head trauma and they want to examine his brain. >> your help is needed to find a broncos fan the police say it was taking pictures of a woman's skirt during the chargers came a week ago. these pictures are blurry but the man has a prostatic leg which could make it easier to identify him. >> this teenagers facing jail time for killing his back in work, he shot his 10- year-old brother.

fbi agent suspected in hillary's leak found dead of apparent murder/suicide from the denver guardian. problem is, there is no such thing as the denver guardian. while medias are brands built on reporting misinformation and it's spreading like wildfire online. buzzfeed's craig silverman was one of the first to recognize this problem and has been tracking fake news on the internet for years. buzzfeed uncovered a breeding ground for some of the fake news sites. >> more than a hundred websites in one small town in central cedonia.r: that's right. in particular, veles, an economically depressed city of 45,000. think of it as the the rust belt of the republic. we went to macedonia to see for ourselves. some of the welcomes' creators speak out in the shadows for the first time on television. >> i had 7 million views on one article. >> they find a way to spread. >> this work that i put in in parents' whole life salary. >> reporter: two days after trump's victory, facebook founder mark zuckerberg dismissed the notion that the social network had an impact. >> the idea that fake news influenced

fbi agent suspected in hillary's leak, problem is, there's no such thing as the denver gua guardian. while medias are brands built on accuracy, others report misinformation, and it's spread buzzfeed was one of the first to recognize this problem and has been tracking fake news on the internet for years. buzzfeed uncovered a breeding ground for some of the fake news sites. >> more than a hundred websites in one small town in central macedonia. >> reporter: that's right. macedonia. in particular, veles, an economically depressed city of 45,000, the rust belt of the former republic, and we went to macedonia to see for speak out in the shadows for the first time on television. >> i had 7 million views on one article. >> they find a way to spread. >> i had to find work in the past few months. salary. >> reporter: mark zuckerberg dismissed the notion that the social network had an impact. >> the idea that fake news influenced the election in any way, i think, is pretty crazy idea. >> reporter: a recent poll found that 62% of american adults get news on social media with facebook leading th

today clinton challenged the fbi's new review of e-mails saying that there is no case there. denver based plat river networks managed one of her nearly impossible to erase thethousands of e-mails that are a part of this investigation. >> reporter: those 30,000 e- mails reportedly deleted by hillary clinton. >> it's no longer a matter of clicking on a container or particular file, but it's now bits and pieces of e-mails or individual e--ails that are scattered throughout potentially hundreds of systems. >> reporter: computer security experts say that it is unlikely it is even possible. >> they're going to be in various different places. only place that you'll them is when you stumble upon them and you weren't expecting to find them. >> reporter: imagine this server like a social media post. the minute you hit post on facebook it goes to all of your friends and then they share it with all of theirs, seemingly no end in sight for how far that information can travel. >> so getting that post back after that is kind of similar to this e-mail. once it goes out you never know where it's goi

then there were stories from denver guardian, a newspaper that doesn't exist, saying that a fbi who doesn'thillary clinton's e-mails, which didn't happen, and that he had been killed in a murder/suicide, which, since he didn't exist hadn't happened and implicating hillary clinton in this. such stories weren't just some fringe things and marginal websites nobody saw. instead, through facebook, they were shared, like the pope endorses trump story a million times. given that the average person on facebook has 100, 150 friends, potentially hundreds of millions of views. the hillary clinton yes, ma'am -- implying the fbi agent, i think i saw maybe a dozen go viral almost every day, and as buzz feed's analysis found, this wasn't always just partisans, it was a lot of times in buzz feed's analysis, they found macedonian teenagers who were like, oh, wow, every click we have gives us a percent. >> they weren't necessarily trying to alter the election results. they found there was a market for this, they were going to feed this market, and that study found that market was much greater in sharing fals

denver 7 news star starts new --. >>> she's being protected by a rigged system. >> the fbi has again cleared clinton, satisfied, saying she broke the law. >> they're making the final push and the details who is in town trying to sway the last minute voters. >>> several lanes block near seventh avenue after a car hit a tanker truck. here's a traffic in the area. one person taken to the hospital, but we don't know the extent of the person's condition yet. brake fluid from the car. >>> a major settlement announced by the city of aurora, all because of a deadly officer involved shooting. the officer was cleared of all charges. >> we're live with the details, what was the settlement, jayson? >> reporter: well good morning to you. the city will pay out 2.6 million to the family of carter vinnant -- we also learned aurora police department as a result of this incident. we'll take you back to march 2015, when the incident occurred. the s.w.a.t. team was trying to make an arrest kill an unarmed suspect after he appeared to get into a fighting stance. today the chief spoke about a view of the policy and --. >> the two major cha

fbi. agents have told him he can expect a subpoena. crash happened. they don't know where he is now. if you have any information that may help. call metro denver crime stoppers. >> . some new information tonight. high school will stay closed for a second day. no class tomorrow. classes were canceled today after a body of a teen boy was found inside the school. >> sheriff office says the teens parents called them saying their son had left home. and they were concerned for his safety. parents also said he may have gone to the high school. they found an and his body inside the building. deputies are investigating. >> the handling of sexual assault cases takes center stage in next weeks political match up for denver will they treat sexual assault victims. differently. >> . this isn't a toss up. this isn't something that you just throw up to the wall. and see what the jury does. district attorney office stuck in the dark ages when it comes to date rape. this survivor thinks so. >> she filed a tphro*pbny spault after being attacked on a first date. by a man she liked on tinder. >> the detectives said she had a great case. she told him no and a rape

fbi and all of the attorneys will report to him. giving sessions technically the power to rate places in our state. but mason with the advocacy group called marijuana policy project in denver, says people should not be concerned. trump said during the campaign, he believed marijuana is a state issue and sessions will work for >> the president-elect has many very clear that the state should not interfere and stay marijuana law. >> as the colorado leaders, they tell me tonight that just like immigration, they'll be watching trump's policies on marijuana closely. >> i think donald trump to a large extent respects states rights. >> many conservative leaders are praising sessions selection, mainly because of his conservative he is likely to sail through confirmation and the republican-controlled senate. joe st. george, fox 31. >> the 11th -ranked colorado buffaloes hoping to get one game closer to the pac 12 championship tomorrow when the host washington state. >> kami carman explains. >> colorado is seeing a little energy for tomorrow's game. right here. lots of love for colorado. [ inaudible ] the pride of them are south -- stopping for photo ops. with a couple wearing crimso

denver in about half an hour. dave goucher is with us. all of that and more coming up. reid: thank you, mike. breaking news just days before the election. the fbi director says he stands by his conclusion that hillary clinton should not face charges in connection with her use of a private email server while secretary of state. in a letter sent today, the fbi reviewing newly-discovered emails linked to clinton. nichole: those emails were found on the computer of anthony weiner, the estranged husband of top clinton aide huma abedin. abc news reports, many of those emails were duplicates of messages that agents have already reviewed. tom llamas will have continuing coverage of this next on abc's world news. reid: and we are live in manchester, new hampshire where our wcvb app and a recap of everything the former secretary of state had kate: my mom and i love shooting hoops. but you know what - mom helps with homework... she helped dad start his business... and she even fought to put bad guys in jail. now, mom helps make laws that help people - especially when they need it most. i'm really proud of her. and she's taught me that with hard work - i c

fbi agents suspected in hillary's em mail leak found dead from apparent murder/suicide from "the denveretween serious arguments and propaganda, then we have problems. >> reporter: buzzfeed's craig silv silverman has been tracking fake news on the internet for years. >> when you track the growth of these websites when did it go big? >> this year. 2016, incomparable to any other years. one of the big factors you can't ignore is donald trump. he generated a huge amount of online excitement. a lot of engagement on facebook. >> reporter: buzzfeed uncovered an unlikely breeding ground for one of the fake newssites. small town in central macedonia. >> reporter: that's right, macedonia. veles, a tiny, economically depressed city of 45,000, the rust belt of the former yugoslavia. >> used to have an industrial economy, that has gone away, and there's a lot it's a by for them to earn extra money, a way for something to do. >> reporter: we decided to go to macedonia to see for ourselves. some of the websites' creators are speaking out in shadow for the first time on television. >> people found poli

fbi headquarters. >>> happening today, it is going to start lookg more ke the holidays, in denver. and the southwest skg ri ght nextthe cltower. it happens t offun. video from previous years and that rink is free. >> it is finally feeling like the holidays, too, with the aforementioned ducehene finds the back of net and the avs get the win 3-2 and sure is nice to have dutchy back on the ice. >> probably a little bit of a slow start. maybe a little bit tent tive and unsure but i thought he got better as the game went on. he certainly was better in the second and finds a way to get a big goal for us drive into the net in overtime. so that's what elite players do. >> three game road trip is over. afrnoons back home, wednesday night -- avs back home wednesday night to start a five- ,, ,, ,, ,, who says i shouldn't have a soda every day? my doctor. my dentist. definitely my wife. hey wait. we have better bubbles. more water every day. sodastream. >>> we have weather and traffic together on the fours and we start with the traffic alert for you up into the high country, we have westbound

shined the light, denver police went and talked to them and arrested that person that was shining a light at them which is a huge problem for an aircraft. it's a federal crime. the fbi says he could face 5 years because of shining that light at air tracker 7 crew. can you believe that. very serious. >> 5-year, wow. >> we have temperatures this morning in the 30s, 40s, you're going to find on future cast, some pretty clear skies this morning. we are tracking snow that's going to hit south wwstern colorado. i'm going to show you the timing in a few minutes. highs, you guys, to the im -- highs in the upper 60s to near 70s. i'm going to show you that in a few minutes. >>> more news coming up in our next hour including a cold case solved later. >> but the aacused murderer will never spend a day in prison, we'll explain why, plus -- >> i don't know if we need an ambulance, but we need care for people here. >> that's a 911 call from an attack at a senior center. you may not believe who was behind that attack. >>> we're working to clean up 1500gallons of fuel that spilled onto a freeway north of boston. ll donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue i approve th

denver seven. >>> just into the first alert desk. a new abc poll out this clinton by one point. strong enthusiasm for clinton has gone down in this poll ever since the fbi launch aid new invtigation into her e-mails. this is the first time since may that trump has led clinton in this poll. 46% of likely voters support trump in these latest results and 45% for clinton. >>> october as we know has been one of the warmest on record here in denver. far, arapahoe basin is the only ski resort to have open. according to the denver post, wolf creek ski area isn't going to open this friday. >> the ski resort -- hoping to open friday says it's going to decide within a next day or two when they will open. no word yet on the opening date from loveland sky area. lisa, you've got -- any sign of snow in that 7-day? >> the mountains are going to pick up a little. see today is a light-rain snow mix. we need a good snow storm to roll through the mountains. not only have we not had help from mother nature, but it has been warm, thank you tough to make snow. it needs to be cold overnight. teens, 20s to get good snow making one. here in denver, it's about ten degrees cooler.

fbi is working with the home land security. you can find coverage of the election by downloading our free denver 7 app. you're going to find information about the clinton e-mail information and trump's charitable contributionn. >>> now it's six minutes before 7:00. good news, finally. southbound i-25 at 8 -- at 84th avenue. all lanes open. take a look at the back up. it stretch to 128th avenue. heavy stop and go traffic here, 45 minutes or so from this point all the way to downtown denver. lanes are open, but it's going to stay slower than average. >>> after days of waiting, investigators will finally begin body of this missing and presumed 13-month-old baby boy. 23-year old rogers faces charges of manslaughter and reckless child endangerment. >>> if you want to mail in your is the last day to do so --day%- >>> clinton is getting support for mayor web. three are holding a press conference at investigation into her e-mail. they say it -- >>> an investigation now underway in baltimore after this deadly bus crash. six people killed this morning when a maryland transit bus. we're getting new pictures from

. >> hillary clinton surround fbi investigation again after her e-mails were found on pervert though thee weiner's lap top. carl cameron is in denver and donald trump will hold a rally in less than three hours. you have seen the crowds and last-minute ads and states that trump is zig-zagging back and forth. and what do your instincts tell you. winning campaign or like a chaotic scramble to the very end? >> oh, it is both. he has momentum in reference to what jennifer was saying they have the machine and trump recognizes his organization doesn't compare to clinton and smaller. and trump doesn't have a katy perrio jay z or beyonce. it is himself. he's dominating the news for 18 months in the cable stations and he can generate his own momentum with twitter. and he pulled in a tie nationwide. and in the electolial college upon map it is iffy. and strategy is obvious and made no bones. he has to flip florida back in the red and pennsylvania back in red and win ohio. he is be able to defend north carolina and win all of the romney states. he can win. but the problem be. those races are tied. he will go to minnesota instead of wisconsin.

story you will only ehere on denver 7ment a series of suspicious e-mails all about the election caught the attention of some county clerks here in colorado. they laterred the fbi, also homeland security who traced the e-mails to a college research project. state officiall say the whole investigation was really a waste of time. >> i understand why it is not a crime buu still for some who is government agencies as your lab source. >> the project was being conducted by a yyle university professor who was trying to see if states discriminated against voters based on race. can you find the exclusive report on the free denver 7 app. >>> ema jason june you're live in arapahoe county where it may turn out to be a record setting day. wave seen fairly good turnout here. people already coming out and voting like this gentleman gh they are dropping off the ballots. so far, no problems. the last major one here in arapahoe county where when the elections web site crashed for about five hours back in 2014. as of right now, all going fairly smoothly. as of yesterday, turnout here in arapahoe county, nearly # hundred thousand people have turned in their ballots and with the pr