it didn't take long before these images of two men burglarizing the home of denver broncos linebacker demarcus ware were being posted. reposted. shared. and tweeted by thousands. >> the fans have done a great job. when you mess with one of the broncos country own, they spread it out everywhere. >> reporter: roughly 36 hours after the crime, denver police say a crime stoppers alert had generated multiple tips. leading to the arrest of two men. 41-year-old billy mccaslin and 31-year-old sergio irreza. >> there is 700 plus or 800 plus thousand citizens that live here. chances are someone saw something. someone knows who these individuals are. and they can lead us or point the investigators in the right direction. >> reporter: investigators were also able to recover the items taken from ware's cherry creek ring. >> not about a material bull thing. it's about going through my stuff. you've been in my house. that's the main thing. so it don't feel like home anymore. >> reporter: shortly after learning about the arrest, ware took to twitter thanking those who have helped in the case and reminding thieves, don't mess with broncos country. >> i'm glad i wasn't in there when he was in there. i would have sacked him. >> reporter: we did run a background check on those two suspects. mccaslin has a record that includes child abus trespassing. both are behind bars tonight. live in denver, karen morfitt, cbs4 news. colorado playing host on the campaign trail tonight, donald trump's running mate mike pence spoke at a rally in the springs earlier this evening. and we'll be seeing more of the trump campaign before election day. the latest battleground tracker from cbs news shows only four states still as toss-ups. and that's right, colorado. stan bush in colorado springs tonight. earlier polls gave hillary clinton a pretty sizable lead here but trump still has a shot. >> reporter: jim, those toss-up polls make colorado seem more necessary for trump's path to the white house. tonight, this was a traditional get out the vote speech impassioned with some red meat for supporters endorsements for republicans up and down the ticket, and also claims that the election is a speaking in the most conservative part of colorado, mike pence told supporters to ignore current headlines about the campaign. >> have to turn on the tv this morning with a stick. i don't even know -- are you with me on that? i don't even know what's going to be there any given day. >> reporter: donald trump has sparked outrage saying the election may be rigged if he defend that claim. >> do you agree with that? >> i think when you look at the overwhelming bias of many of the national media not the local media, but the national media, it's clear that hillary clinton has a lot of support. in the mainstream press. and there seems to be an effort on the part of many in the media to drive this election toward a success for hillary clinton. >> reporter: hundreds appeared at the rally energetic but polls showed the campaign down or even in most battleground states. dogged by a barrage of publicity. princesses those polls are simply wrong. >> early returns right now show democrats overwhelmingly bringing more people to the polls than republicans. are you worried at all over the last two weeks enthusiasm has been sucked out of the campaign? >> i just continue to see the enthusiasm grow. you saw this dynamic crowd tonight here in colorado. i saw the same in nevada and in utah. and campaigning with donald people that are coming out -- >> reporter: so for pence, utah this morning, nebraska tomorrow. stops in traditional republican strongholds show just the challenges that campaign is facing. now with just 12 days until election day. live in colorado springs, stan bush, cbs4 news. >> thanks. colorado push continues tomorrow, trump's a son eric rally at colorado christian university in liquid. the candidate himself is focused on north carolina. he landed there tonight and greeted supporters at the airport as we mentioned north carolina one of four states considered a toss-up. hillary clinton celebrated her 69th birthday today. she delivered cake to the press corps on the plane and said despite her sizable lead in the polls, she is not slowing down. >> i feel good but i am determined that nobody is going think this election is over before it's actually over. >> national polls put clinton in the lead by five to nine points. you can check out the poles and get analysis from political specialist shaun boyd and cbsdenver.com. we have been following developing very tragic story in liquid where a toddler drowned in a small backyard pond. police say the 18-month-old girl was with her granddad while he did yardwork and likely wandered to the neighbors yard girl from that pond but it was too late to save her. the latest on a case we've been following since last fall. the man accused of being the so- called scream robbers are going on trial. jury selection began today in jefferson county court. lauren dispirito live tonight in one of the banks that was hit late last year. lauren? >> reporter: yes. this is one of two banks that police say the suspects hit. selection continues. last fall, police say three men carried out a terrifying crime spree. that included robbing two lakewood banks, jumping counters and threatening employees. they tried to get away, police say the men carried out two carjackings, shot two more people, and punched a woman in the face. the suspect became known as the scream robbers. for the masks they even one landing on the fbi's most wanted list. before being caught. now those suspects will spend -- stand trial. tyrone richardson, miguel sanders, and myloh mason face dozens of charges that include attempted murder, kidnapping and aggravated robbery. the prosecution says dna evidence and witness testimony link the three men to the crimes. the defense will argue there are inconsistencies in those blame. 200 people have been summoned for jury selection. the trial is expected to last six weeks. and opening statements in the case are set to begin on monday. live in lakewood, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. >> thank you, lauren. the story of a veteran his stolen bicycle and the now viral plea for its return. the veteran has spent the past six weeks in fort collins getting his dog. just before they were supposed to leave town, someone stole his specialized bike. jeff todd joins us now. this is a one-of-a-kind bike? >> reporter: its carbon fiber and made specially for a veterans organization. when the owner found out it went missing he did what we all do these days. he went on to facebook and his post has now been shared more than 1000 times. >> a letter to a bike you. my name is robert kugler a marine veteran. you have them stolen an object. you've stolen a part of me. you've taken something that you had no right to even lay your hands on let alone cut it from its lock and claimant has run. >> reporter: robert kugler has been traveling the country with his dog bella and special bike for the past year. >> we get held up in fort collins for a while because cancer came back in her mouth. and we went to csu there. >> reporter: yesterday morning their adventure got worse. >> someone stole the bike off the back of my vehicle. >> normal bikes. they are part of the rider to recovery veterans program. >> custom-made. only one of 10 of those particular mountain bikes that were ever made. it was given to me by a vietnam veteran, former marine as well, which has my name on it with the american flag. and then you have right to recovery which is the organization that the bike is on loan from. >> reporter: kugler and bella spent the past two days handing out flyers in fort collins, so far, no sign of the bike. down and get it back. >> reporter: here are the things you should really be looking for. this is what's really unique. this sticker on the frames as stealth, that's one of the 10 few bikes that have been made. some of those other stickers we showed you like the last name, american flag and even the uso sticker, anybody who sees this bike is urged to call the fort collins police. reporting live, jeff todd, cbs4 news. developing now devastation in italy tonight. after two powerful earthquakes. after the tsa says he came to work drunk. what tip off the agents. the cattle roundup along i- 70 leaves dozens on the run and it's not over yet. i don't know. they may be there all winter. ,, ,, ,, ,, i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by and i'm jamie foxx for sprint, with no wins in reliability in any state. you need to stop your shenanigans. i-i'm... you're not jamie foxx. i'm close enough, just like sprint. no! look at my map. take it in. oh! yeah, there you go. eh? 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barbara was on board. >> i'll be really anxious now when i get on flights wondering, you know, you know, where the pilot and copilot has been the night before. >> drunk pilot cases are rare arrested last year for being above the legal limit to fly. the search for about a dozen cattle still missing after an accident yesterday on i-70. cdot brought out cowboys to corral the livestock near georgetown. matt kroschel shows us where the wild west meets the mountain west. >> the thing about moving cows is it is not like in the cowboy movies. >> reporter: but it sure looks like a wild west movie set in georgetown these days. wait until it looks like where they want to go and then you tell them that's the right way to go. >> reporter: volunteers mounted up 24 hours after the crash setting out to recapture nearly 20 of the original 80 cattle on board the big rig when it flipped tuesday morning. >> they scattered all over in there. >> reporter: volunteers like dan lincoln from the jefferson county horse evacuation assistance team. >> we're kind of amateurs. we don't herd cattle very often. for help as cattle roamed through town and dangerously close to interstate traffic. >> the terrain is rough up in there. rocks and trees. >> reporter: we lost drone 4 to give you a bird's eye view of the wrangling operations. making sure to steer clear of the upset cattle and keep them calm. volunteers used ropes and dogs to roundup these four. nearly a dozen remain unaccounted for. >> we are happy to do this. >> reporter: a community rallies to round up cattle, following an unfortunate crash. >> i don't know. they may be there all winter. >> reporter: matt kroschel, cbs4 mountain newsroom. a vandal targeted donald trump's star on the hollywood walk of fame. video from deadline hollywood shows a man dressed as a construction worker repeatedly swinging a pickax destroying the star. that man was arrested later this afternoon city crews came out to repair it. this is the end of a migrant camp known as the northern france. it was home to thousands of migrants fleeing war and poverty in other countries. earlier this week french authorities started moving people out of the camp. some set fires as they left. for people arrested and one fire victim did need hospital treatment. it has been unusually warm but tomorrow we can reach and even break some really old records. >> what's going on? >> just warm weather and just getting warmer. hence the chance of breaking records. nothing going on right now, all the moisture goes up from the pacific to the north and down to the great lakes region. seal this white area here? that is snow. they've got cold air meeting the moisture and that's where your snow is. nothing going on here because high-pressure is holding keeping us warm and dry. you can see the temperatures are a little bit cooler back there in the 30s and 40s as you get into canada and down to the north east. new york city 51. our area and started to warm us up. 75 today, much warmer than the normal high of 61, warmer tomorrow and again on friday. there's where we started out 46 degrees, much warmer downtown than we were at the airport. the airport caught up. 75 at both locations. 61 and 33 the norms 83 and three are the extremes for this day. buena vista from our weather watchers 69. lonetree 70. 72 arvada. brush, 76. yes all those temperatures above normal this time of year. 56 and 50 with a southeast wind at seven, 20% humidity. rising barometer. elaine cottingham sends this in. all those lovely leaves on the trees. still have lovely leaves and a lot of color but now they are all on the ground. also this from paul, fossa creek park in fort collins. you can see some turtles sharing this log in the ranch, from pete perera. temperatures for tonight mostly in the 30s and 40s over the eastern plains. 20s and 30s higher up, 30s and 40s out west. tomorrow look at these temperatures, much warmer than normal. let's go to lauren whitney in the colorado weather center. >> the next couple of days we are going to be in the 80s here in denver. to end the work week so that is unusually warm for this time of year. record high for tomorrow is 80 degrees from back in 1966. so that's a pretty old one tomorrow or at least try it. the record for friday is also 80 degrees from back in 1994. we are looking at two very warm records that will probably be tied or broken over the next couple of days. if october ended today this would be our fifth warmest october on record. so we are talking very warm temperatures but we are going to stay above average the next several days. if you are preplanning for halloween you're looking at pretty nice weather as well. we want great trick or treating whether. around here. 60s for the mountains and 70s out west. here is the forecast, tonight clear skies, mid-40s for the overnight lows, and then for tomorrow mostly sunny skies right around that 80-degree mark and if we hit 80 at dia, we tie the record high. let's break it on friday. 81 degrees. and then a little bit cooler on saturday, still pleasant 73. still 11 degrees above normal. look at bronco sunday, 77 degrees. 71, and then down to a little bit cooler weather but for these days, 60 is the average. so still above average. but still plenty -- still plenty dry. >> thanks, ed. this one spent much of the day perched in a tree in boulder. the animal climbed up the street you your -- near university and fifth. animal control officers kept a close watch. they would wait until it can turn on its own. this big guy in washington him getting in one last back scratch. right there. black bears like this one usually spend about five months hibernating each year. needs a good scratch. ,, ,, this is the colorado none of us want to lose. i'm gail schwartz, and i'm running for congress to stop the sale of our public lands. coloradans should have the freedom to use this land for ranching, hunting and fishing, not watch it sold off to the highest bidder. scott tipton wants to cut off our access to these lands for generations to come, killing thousands of jobs. i approved this message donald trump and congressman coffman would punish women. and coffman tried to redefine rape to mean only forcible rape. in coffman's bill, victims who were drugged, even minors, victims of statutory rape, would not be considered rape victims. coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado. if october 26 seems a little early for basketball season you are not alone. but as bill russell once said, the games on the schedule you have to play it, you might as well win it. first order of business starting the season in new orleans, trying to slow down anthony davis. he had 50 points tonight. 50. that was nearly half of what new orleans scored. the nuggets had a few big guys he had 23. third quarter, gets the block there. and then defense to offense, jameer nelson to will barton. nice step move, knocked up by 10. five players in double figures tonight. including danilo gallinari. the pelicans made it close at the end but the nuggets got the win 107-102. >> let them score 50. as long as we get the win. highest individual scoring average. at the end of the day the most important analytical stat is a letter and that's a "w" and we got it tonight. >> devontae booker we're looking at you. c.j. anderson missed practice today while getting a second opinion on his knee. if c.j. can't go, book will be the primary running back sunday against the charges. he had a season-high 83 yards and scored his first career touchdown. the dude is fast. no doubt about that. struggled early this season in pass protection but has improved there. we know the broncos want to get him more involved. would have preferre they have confidence in the rookie. >> obviously book will start and kind of up to book. how much can he handle? what kind of load can he handle? he played really well the other night, kapri has been chomping for an opportunity. >> book is a stud. running really well for us the last couple weeks. hopefully we get c.j. back again. because you'd like to have two that are playing really well. back there. welcome site for broncos fans, demarcus ware back out on the field. he does not have a timeline for returning to game action. he has been out since week two against the colts. the broncos not going to rush him back either but it was nice to see 94 out on the field today. >> practicing, first practice back. feel really good. it's a process, though. getting my arm acclimated back to punching guys, doing pass rush moves and it's a y- don't know if i'm going to play this week or next week. but if it progresses like it should, i'll be out there. broncos versus chargers, round two, that got us thinking which afc west team to review the most? the chargers are the team that beat the broncos but nobody fears them. 73% saying the chiefs. after game three of the nlcs everybody was ready to bury the cubs. after game one, same thing. lost tonight and they would be done. right? two, first-inning anthony rizzo doubles home kris bryant. cubs take a 1-0 lead. in the fifth, the bats went to work. ben zobrist triples to right. that would score rizzo all the way home from first. the cubs go up 3-0. fifth inning, that was a rough run for cleveland. bases loaded and the indians walked home a run. it was that kind of night as the cubs win, sad faces all around at one game apiece. game three friday in chicago. when we come back, indians fan has been waiting a when i became governor, i knew we had to protect our colorado way of life. it's why i need a good team in the state senate. like rachel zenzinger, a former teacher who's fought for equal pay for equal work. daniel kagan championed property tax rebates to help seniors afford their utility bills. jenise may worked to cut taxes for 30,000 small businesses. and tom sullivan is a veteran d transparent government. a man attacked me in a parking garage. tried to stab me with an 8-inch knife. but i carry a pistol. i fight back. that's why i'm still here. every woman has a right to defend herself with a gun if she chooses. hillary clinton disagrees with that. don't let politicians take away your right to own a gun. when one before i die is kind of an odd rallying cry but when you are a lifelong indians fan and you are 104 years old, i guess it makes sense. emily sarah and was born in 1912. she is about as diehard as they come. nearly everything in her house covered with the tribe logo. threw out the first pitch. needless to say she's been waiting for this for a long time. last year she actually fell and broke her hip and she was worried she wouldn't get to see the indians play in another world series. >> i got, this is the year, this is the year, but it never came! win one before i die. that's what i want. and i told them, i think they know it now. >> [ laughter ] ,, ,, this is the colorado none of us want to lose. i'm gail schwartz, and i'm running for congress to stop the sale of our public lands. coloradans should have the freedom to use this land for ranching, hunting and fishing, not watch it sold off to the highest bidder. scott tipton wants to cut off our access to these lands for generations to come, killing thousands of jobs. i approved this message denver botanic gardens has the halloween stuff out. you can see all the pumpkins. all different faces. somebody got into mom's makeup. >> [ laughter ] >> girl. isn't she something out there? >> captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: amy, no more meetings, please. i've got to finish the monologue. >> okay. >> stephen: am i talking to you on my stapler? >> yes.

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