was a true threat. we have a crew watching this as soon as we have an update we will bring it to you right here. tsa in denver olice investigating something suspicious on a dia x-ray. around 7:00 this evening tsa flagged denver police. two hours that we got the all clear. and unbelievable scene, four cars crashed. the force roof off of one car. police tell us there are serious injuries. one of the drivers may have gotten out and run off. i know this is not what you are expecting to see right now but we want to tell you about snow in the high country. snow fell for a couple hours this afternoon near the loveland ski area. those of you nederland might changes that could mess with your drive to work and school in the morning. a huge temperature contrast 35 at cheyenne, 53 in denver. below freezing toward casper. you might imagine a front, a cold front moved through the area. as it pushes south a pretty good band of rain and snow to the north of us will move to the denv
together today, we will focus on issues of substance that may separate these highly qualified individuals enough so that we can cast an intelligent vote. our opening statement based on the coin toss is from brian fitzpatrick. fitzpatrick: thank you mr. president and steve for participating. this is about you and i hope to get involved despite what was said earlier about the vitriol that s unfortunately taken over a big part of this. don t lose faith, because we need you in that involvement in the process. you need your voice b to be hea, whatever that voice is. my name is brian fitzpatrick, and i come to you from a very different place but he will get to that and a second. i am a lifelong resident of bucks county. i grew up right down the road in the middletown township and it s where my parents still reside. i grew up here and went to grade school, and i went to penn state and i m an eagle scout and a certified licensed attorney and i had the honor to serve my country as a
including the new hampshire senate race. they are seeing record amounts of spending this year. that brings us to today s question. do political ads sway your vote? if they definitely do call (202) 748-8000. if you were somewhat swayed by political ads, call (202) 748-8001. if you are not sway at all, call (202) 748-8002. you can also reach us on social media, on twitter @cspanwj, or on facebook. the political ad wars are underway in the presidential race. nbc reports clinton is maintaining over donald trump in ad spending. trump and his allies are spending more and more over airwaves, but the amount is not enough to overcome hillary clinton s four to one ad spending advantage. through this week the clinton campaign has spent $113 million on ads versus $27 million for the trump campaign. those ads are currently on the airwaves. i m sure many of you have seen them. let s take a look at some of the ads we have seen. this one from priorities usa, a pro-clinton super pac called
county. the fire is 11,000 acres, has been dubbed junkins fire. flames have crossed highway 165. the fire is expected to cross 96 according to the custer county office of emergency management. residents along colorado 165 are being told to evacuate. an evacuation center has been set up at the valley bible fellowship in west cliff. red cross says a center is open in middle. preevacuation is in place for north creek from the pueblo county line. c dot says the fire has closed colorado 96 in between wet more and west life. also closed at mcenzie junction. this is detailed on our website. in eagle county the free man fire has burned about 300 acres since saturday. no buildings are threatened and no one is hurt but the wind could be causing problems talking 20% humidity and gusts up to 45 miles an hour. it s not a good combination. let s talk to meteorologist becky ditchfield about this. it s scary when you think about that. a red flag warning in colorado. the danger will last
his tv program and started tweeting they were wrecked. this is a mindset, this is how donald thinks and it is funny but also really troubling. many big issues on the table including abortion, guns, immigration and national security. some people watched the debate from the different perspective. most of the students at a high school in arvada are old enough to vote in mind. liz gelardi with what they think about the selection. reporter: students in a government class joined the discussion in this auditorium tonight. let me tell you i was surprised to hear what they are thinking and you might be thinking the same thing after watching tonight. it is kind of painful to watch almost. reporter: the students, brrtally honest. he needs to directly answer last chance for candidates to make their case to the american people. but this election is the first these high schoolers are paying attention to. i feel like they are going in with the same strategy they went in last tim