rick salinger, cbs4 news. >>> it is the most talked about shoulder in the state of colorado. broncos' quarterback trevor sin spraining a shoulder in sunday's game. let the quarterback drama begin. or not. kubiak saying trevor is the starting quarterback. whether he'll start sunday, that we'll have to wait and see. trevor left the game just before half time, which means we got to see paxton lynch. 170yards and a touchdown. could have been worse. despite that, the broncos say they're staying with trevor. is our starter. i was asked today could he play without a lot of practice, that would never be a problem with him, he's bright with what we're doing. we'll push to get there and be as good as we can be against atlanta. we only make decisions when we get to the end of the week. >>> rockies' manager walt weise stepped down yesterday, ending his four-year tenure with the ,, in colorado, we stand together, but congressman coffman stands with donald trump and will support trump for president. they've spread falsehoods about president obama. trump: oh, no. was born in the united stat

. >> rick salinge sergetting to -- rick salinger is getting to the bottom of this for us. >> reporter: these have been hoaxes that have b internet. including in jfrps county. lake-- jefferson county. lakewood police converged on this middle school after the threat spread here. >> as soon as we get a threat, we try and find out who the threat is about, bring in law enforcement so they can do some research >> reporter: letters have gone out to all jefferson county the threats have been making the rounds. >> i believe it's just stupid. some kid just going around trying to scare kids. >> it's just a bunch of empty threats. >> reporter: in adams county, parents also received a letter saying the threats are taken seriously. there are watches on facebook pages. >> people say they people say they've heard that clowns are gonna come shoot up the school. >> reporter: given the violence that has occurred in schools, each threat is being taken as if it is real. >> reporter: similar notices went out today to the parents of denver public school children. these threats are being taken very seriously

our rick salinger has the described as a sophisticated explosive device. it was found tuesday morning outside the nederland police department in a backpack. several attempts were made to detonate it with a cell phone, but it did not explode. we've learned david ansberry stayed in a nearby hotel on two separate visits to the town this month. >> jaws on the floor and i think all of us together people i would not have suspected this one ." >> reporter: while the bomb was being examined, crews evacuated the area. the nederland police chief remembered seeing someone fitting ansberry's description nearby. the motel was contacted. >> when i went to remove him from his room to help him with his bags he was adamant about one of his bags not being touched. >> reporter: the search took the fbi to this king and one another in longmont. video was obtained. he was eventually tracked from nederland to midway airport in chicago, where he was arrested saturday coming off a plane. >> that was rick salinger reporting. still unclear in this case a motive. among the areas bein

cbs4's rick salinger covered the sweep this morning. he is live now and rick, are they being removed this time around? >> reporter: no, they aren't. the strategy is different this time around than it was last to outcries and lawsuits. this time around the city says it is to try to deal with the public health risk. crews from the city department of public works are coming out here daily now with garbage trucks trying to remove debris. the sheriff's department and denver police were here as well. they spoke to the homeless people about keeping the area clean, but did not remove them. a spokesperson for the city department of human services told us the people camped out he right to be in the city. they are thinking about how to deal with these encampments on a case by case basis. those we spoke with said they prefer to be out here than in the shelters. >> then as you're going in there you have to play a ridiculous game with these, the followers in the name sake of jesus, just -- >> reporter: some of those we spoke with today said their bel

investigator rick salinger with new information on 4. interesting development. >> reporter: yes, jim. to those who are passersby here in court today they may have appeared to be a couple of birds. but she is accused of bilking more than $40,000 from him. he wants the case dropped. she goes by the name dr. venus mashrafi. by falsely claiming she has that man is bill muraoka of westminster. who she met through a dating website. but the alleged victim a -- accompanied his alleged broker to court with his arm around her. she wasn't talking. >> accused me. do you have cancer? >> do you want to talk to me? they're not going to be saying anything. >> reporter: this began when a bank reported thousands of dollars in checks being written from the 79-year-old account to the woman. court papers maintained told investigators she had told them she was dying of cancer. he then gave her money for treatment. but he wants nothing to do with this prosecution. >> mr. muraoka has done everything he possibly can to try to get the investigator to leave him al

live at-mile high stadium, rick salinger, cbs4 news. the home of denver bronco player demarcus ware. it happened during last nights game. he tweeted out today came home to find my house was robbed. thank god for hidden cameras. police released these pictures of the suspect just a few hours ago. sources tell us the thieves stole a safe and his super bowl ring from the players home in cherry creek. we're going to have a live update on the investigation coming up tonight at 6:00. >>> new details about the air force academy cadet accused of rape. just before his trial was to jazz work -- he took a plea deal which allows him to avoid prison time. he will spend a year in jail, and 10 years of probation. he pled guilty to second-degree assault. the daily camera reports he is the second air force cadet to either plead guilty or be found guilty in a sex assault in boulder this year. >>> the latest after a truck carrying cattle overturns causing quite a mess up in the high country. dozens of those cars were -- or cows rather were running loose af

investigator rick salinger has the new information from the -- nederland. the motive might stem from a death decades ago. >> reporter: we learned that the fbi is looking into whether the possible motive for this unexploded bomb that was left here can be tied to a 45-year- old murder case. in which a member of a hippie group was killed by the former town marshal. the year was the place, the pioneer in the nederland. where a man called deputy dog guy gardner was involved in the disturbance. former boulder county sheriff george schepp recalls what happened. >> bartender manager called the marshall, marshall came and loaded him in his car. and that was the last anybody ever saw him. until his body was found in clear creek county. >> reporter: the man who was also part of the group was michael david hansberry, known then as midget jesse, due to his three and a half foot height. he is now under arrest by federal authorities on charges involving the backpack bomb left at the nederland police headquarters. fbi working theory is that it was an act of revenge against

our rick salinger explains why. a selfie with a ballot in hand. but don't you dare show who you voted for. colorado secretary of state wayne williams says it's a misdemeanor that carries up to a thousand dollar fine and up to a year in jail. >> the reason for that is the possibility of selling a vote or trading that vote for something. >> reporter: the prohibition is not just in colorado, but in the denver d.a. sent out a press release reminding voters posting selfies with filled in ballots is prohibited. the american civil liberties union calls it a crazy law. >> i thought that issuing that release at this point in time is like a tacit threat to prosecute people for exercising their right to take photographs of themselves with their ballots. >> reporter: the law against showing your vote may have teeth, but >> has anyone ever been prosecuted for this? >> i can't speak for has anyone ever. i'm not aware of any within the last few years. >> reporter: but selling one's vote is usually a matter taken much more seriously than just with a wink and a no

rick salinger went shopping to find out what happens on car lots. >> reporter: you go to buy a car and you might ask if there's anything you should know. >> we don't actually put cars >> my owner is adamant about fixing any vehicle before it goes on the lot. >>> coming up, why some traffic engineers say it might be best to wait until last minute to merge for construction closures. first a live look at where the ,, it's no secret. donald trump isn't for us. and unfortunately, congressman coffman isn't, either. just listen. and as families struggle to make ends meet, coffman voted against equal pay for equal work 11 times. it gets worse. coffman said he would support donald trump for president. >>> new video captures a frightening scene with a happy ending. it happened in china. a child took his toy car for a ride on a major road. look at that bus sideswipe him. the 3-year-old safely navigated the traffic until an officer on a motorcycle spotted him and grabbed him and his toy car and get him to safety. >>> when you're behind the wheel. last minute merges often lead merge closer to close

. >> rick, salinger reporting for us in the newsroom. >>> we have new developments in a rape case involving man from canada. the district attorney's office has asked to dismiss sexual assault charges messer. now prosecutors say new evidence means those charges can no longer be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. >>> now we move on to campaign 2016. ballots for colorado voters are now in the mail. this morning the ballots for denver voters were delivered to the denver mail processing plant. this is the first time that everyone from colorado can vote campaign 2016. donald trump jr. is campaigning in inglewood and denver today. tomorrow in colorado springs and grand junction. on the democratic side, bernie sanders is campaigning in fort collins for his former opponent, hillary clinton. the final debate is set for wednesday. >> reporter: donald trump took to twitter early this morning to complain about his falling poll alleged sexual misconduct. the tracker poll shows trump trailing clinton among women voters by 15 points. over the weekend trump blamed media bias. >> the election is being rigged

our rick salinger joins us from the denver elections commission. this one has been around for a while. explain what could happen if you do it. >> reporter: well, believe it or not, alan, you could face up to a year in jail or a thousand fine if you show off your marked. this really has nothing to do with the internet or selfies. it's an old law preventing people from selling their votes. if you look on the internet, there are lots of people showing off their ballots. in colorado like many other states, it's a misdemeanor to show your ballot after it has been filled in. we asked colorado secretary of state wayne williams to explain why we would have such a law. >> the reason for that possibility of selling a vote or trading that vote for something. so that's why colorado has had a law for quite some time. >> reporter: i asked him if anyone has ever been prosecuted for putting their ballot after it's been filled out on the internet or showed it to someone, and he said not that he can remember. we can help you make sure your vote counts. you can head

investigator rick salinger shows us the police tool are trying to use to stop the races. >> the gathered each week to watch the aerobatics. it often leads to racing. how do you stop this activity? >> well, i think that you stop it with enforcement. >> reporter: they are hitting them where it hurts. >> so you see that police cannot stop this. about the efforts to stop street racing is tonight at 10:00 only right here on cbs4 news. >>> coming up, how it could soon be easier for you to find that move you want to stream. -- move you want to stream. ,, a but congressman coffman stands with donald trump and will support trump for president. they've spread falsehoods about president obama. trump: oh, no. coffman: i don't know whether barack obama was born in the united states or not. coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado. >>> what is a little rain? the denver broncos did not lead rain get in their way of another win yesterday in tampa bay. the team is defense shut down another opponent. two intersections and quarterback trevor siemian left in the game. paxton lynch came in and finish

. >> watch the report of salinger tonight at 10:00 on cbs4 news. this monday when 55 degrees. >> we had a big storm out in the atlantic with hurricane matthew churning in the caribbean right now even forming this water >> yesterday. coming up, areas that are targets in that storm this morning. >> if you have a news tip, we want to hear from you. call our tip line at 303-863- tips, that is 303-863-8477, or send us an email through >>> cbs4 weather is brought to you by good snow colorado. -- good to know colorado. >>> good morning everyone. a pressing question this morning. are children treated with alternative medicine less likely to get the flu vaccine? children by a chiropractor are less likely to receive flu vaccines. doctors say the data points out the need for cooperation between healthcare practitioners to increase flew vaccinations. -- flu vaccinations. confusion around end-of-life paperwork may result in more emergency care of them needed. doctors are urging older people to make their end-of-life care decisions clear so doctors can their wis

headquarters, rick salinger, cbs4 news. >>> now to our weather alert tonight copter4 showing us a cool but sunny evening over the metro area. that will is going to get chillier. freeze warning is in place for the metro area and ed greene joins us to tell us how cold it's going to get. >> after a nice fall day, 59 downtown, 61 at the airport, we will drop to between 30 and 35 degrees. these little guys behind me, tough but if you have delicate vegetation, you've got to get out and cover them because they could be damaged or killed in his freeze. let's take a look at where it is. including the greater metro area up and down the front range, over to the grand valley to the west and then way out to the east, it's a frost advisory for yuma, kit carson and cheyenne. once again temperatures could drop between 26 and 32 degrees. metro area 30 to 35, not everybody will see a freeze or just better prepare. then, what happens tomorrow into your weekend? i got a pleasant surprise for you. that's all coming up. >>> thank you. happening now, mcclure pass in colorado's high country closed due to this

our rick salinger explains why. >> reporter: it's okay to take a selfie with a ballot in hand. but don't you dare slow who you voted for -- show who you voted wayne williams says it's a misdemeanor with up to a thousand dollar fine and a year in jail. >> it's the possibility of trading that vote for something or selling it. >> reporter: the law is also in various states and countries around the world. they sent out a press release that posting ballots is release at this point in time is like a tacit threat to prosecute people for exercising their right to take photographs of themselves with their ballots. >> reporter: the law against showing your vote may have teeth, but not much of a bite. >> has anyone ever been prosecuted for this? >> i can't speak for has anyone ever, i'm not aware of any within the last few years. >> reporter: but selling one's vote is usua more seriously than just with a wink and a nod. >> state senator paul rosenthal has tried to get that law reappealed. so far it's failed. >>> those running denver's polling sites are learning how to defend themselves ag

our rick salinger talked with the grieving family of two brothers who died. >> reporter: like a picture post card, the five who died are being remembered in sorrow by friends and family. cynthia sanchez is the died. >> they were good boys. just out having fun as teenagers and this terrible thing happened. >> reporter: angelo andazola had been laid off from his job remodeling homes. his brother, levi, who is believed to be driving, was training to be a barber. what were they doing? >> apparently the certain highway was supposed to be haunted and they were kids and tragedy came to us. now we don't have our boys. >> reporter: legend has it there was a deadly accident here two decades ago at what is called third bridge. that bridge is now believed to be haunted, and a magnet for adventure seeking kids. >> our hearts go out to the other victims' families as well. we're so sorry this happened. >> reporter: ironically the car this road, perhaps in search of that other haunting story. what happened this past weekend in this single car crash may now become a legend, too. >> they're just young bo

cbs4 investigator rick salinger is joining us live from the newsroom. rick, this video is certainly chilling. >> i spoke with the husband of the bus driver who was killed to warn him that we would be playing this video. it was recorded by a camera dia on one pass around, then for some reason it returned. the camera picks up the school bus as it is approaching the pickup area. you can see how it clearly runs off the road directly into the support pillar. we zoomed in on the video to see it closer up. this tape was part of the investigation into the september crash. emergency responders rushed to the scene. the football team had just sadly, as we mentioned, the driver was killed. an autopsy indicated she had an enlarged heart, but did not reveal what may have been behind this accident. three coaches were badly injured in the incident. all have since returned to their duties. i spoke with josh chopper, the husband of the driver. he said it was his understanding that his wife noticed that the overhang on level 4 was too low for the bus, and rather than into

our rick salinger explains later today on cbs4 news at 6:00. >>> denver is planning for the future and city leaders want to hear from you. the city is hosting a series of community meetings to get input meeting this morning and is live in denver with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, britt. there's a lot going on this morning. all these workshops are hands on. the executive director of community planning and development called it a holistic approach to allow you and me to decide what changes needs to happen. >> this is about asking the citizens of denver what do you love about denver, what are the chalng change, what would you like to see different about the growth in the next 20 years? we're on a listening tour for our city. >> reporter: these meetings are open to committee member. at an interactive way to show planners how you'd like to see the city grow in land use, mobility, parks and instance, allows you to place different color stickers on areas you might not feel safe walking, as well as areas you think are great landmarks. this morning marked the first of five meet

. >> that was rick salinger reporting. it is still unclear in this case what the motive is. among the areas being exploreed are any possible ties to radical groups present or past or maybe disputes that happened in that area. >>> the colorado catholic opposition in its attempt to build a mountain retreat and conference center. tonight at 10:00, cbs4's brian maass talked to those involved and learned the biggist issue is fire. >> reporter: its rolling forests and meadows where the archdiocese plans to build, and it's in a fire zone. >> for us it is life or death. >> reporter: they worry about visitors to this center accidently triggering a blaze. >> it's wildfire. >> reporter: the fire chief says they should be concerned. >> to protect this proposal. >> we were surprised to hear that the comments were that strong. >> watch the full story, catholic retreat concerns tonight on cbs4 news at 10:00. >>> breaking overnight russia says russia and syria war planes will give people stuck in aleppo and syria a break from airstrikes. both say they're going to observe a humanitarian paus

investigator rick salinger with new information on 4. interesting development. >> reporter: yes, jim. to those who are passersby here in court today they may have appeared to be a couple of birds. but she is accused of bilking more than $40,000 from him. he wants the case dropped. she goes by the name dr. venus mashrafi. by falsely claiming she has

interesting to learn more about but i decided i needed to get and some of the others are affected and salinger and speculation of p. t. esty with him and even florence nightingale going way back social anxiety with emily dickinson of the cases of narcissism and the classic that people point to along those lines. there are so many more conditions to be explored for. that seemed like a good number for readers to digest. >> going back to what you said about their desire to respect greg. >> why go with characters on the cover? so the right turn does not have much in say but i was responsible for the right team and the publisher of the art department to make decisions of the way they want to package the book so that somebody will open it looks like every heather book lying on the table will not catch the attention but i think that to me with the word character has the element that seems to be negative of them personally if think there whimsical and in some ways how i would is described as to illustrate that person. but as the alternative for photographs or more realistic drawings but this was an ef

rick salinger chose us -- shows us a story tonight at 10:00. here is a pb. >> reporter: they gather to watch. it often leads to racing. how do you stop this activity? >> well, i think that you stop it with enforcement. >> repo >> so you are saying police cannot stop this? why? >> because it is not stoppable. >> you can watch the report tonight at 10:00 right here on cbs4 news. >>> coming up next, a scary moment during the new mexico balloon fiesta as a pilot hits some power lines. >>> and armed men rob kim kardashian west in paris. wait until you hear what they >>> we may have heard the broncos defense is pretty good but you probably don't need me to tell you that. the broncos have shut down three former number one overall draft picks in the process. yesterday the game over tampa bay first drive in the game with the intersection with two picks yesterday. the broncos would capitalize on that one on the very next play with trevor siemian putting the broncos up 7-0. it was all good siemian plays the game after landing on his non-throwing shoulder.

. >> reporter: rick salinger attended. >>> why some families are painting their halloween,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, -->>> good morning. good to have you here. the last sunday of october, and we live look downtown. not really thick on the ground here in the city that you get a little further to -- to the north, visibility is down to 200 yards. be sure to be careful as you traveling northeastern colorado this morning. i want to take you into eastern colorado all the way into ray. nancy roxhill has 43 degrees there. she said yes indeed we do have some dense fog going on out there. we bring you back to the city we have 40 degrees from mitch and sandy granger this morning. they are weather watchers in nevada. here is the breakdown for today. saquon with the fog -- sacked in with the fog, the fog will start to thin out a we will go partly cloudy. our temperatures will still be above normal but a little cooler. it'll be 71 in fort collins. normal high, kelly, this time of year, is 60 degrees already. we have this indian summer thing still going on. we will check to see if there is any rain in the fo

.>>> tomorrow at 10 pm, rick salinger was shows us -- will show us what happens, what happens to the recalls or anything like that. >> reporter: you might ask when buying a car if there is anything that you should know. >> we do not put any carson a lot that actually have recalls. >> reporter: we checked, and we found carson a lot that you >> my dealership owner is adamant about correcting any issues before it goes on the lot. >> recalled cars for sale coming up tomorrow night on cbs4 coming up, ,, ,, nobody told me to expect it. intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it's not likely to go away on its own. so let's do something about it. premarin vaginal cream can help. and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use it if you've had unusual vaginal bleeding, breast or uterine cancer, blood clots, liver problems, stroke or heart attack, are allergic to any of its ingredients or think you're pregnant. side effects may include headache, pelv

i remember when salinger came for the set was the navy, i thought it was almost on patriotic of him to say. well, fortunately the evidence overwhelmingly points to naval involvement on the night of jul. there have me have been some element that snuck in the, and allied shifted maneuvers, don't know. i do not know, literally who fired the missile, but i know missiles were fired and i know missiles took down flight 800. it hundred. it is overwhelmingly argued for naval involvement. the smoking gun was there from the beginning. and that is that with everyone acknowledge except for the new york times who chose not to acknowledge anything in that sense, it was the navy -- covering right above twa flight it hundred when it blew up. at the time their technical manuals available. i went back and found him in which the p3 was used as a communications mode in what is called a cooperative engagement capability. there's very shifts and summaries and they cooperate to do a missile test to shoot other missiles out of the sky. it was sitting right there, we also know there are other ships in the area