on facebook they have access and if they share it with their friends, there's no insight how for that information can travel. we are told that is exactly what happens with emails. while it is said that soone within the network deleted the vehicle that held the 33,000 emails and deleted that vehicle, we are told the emails actually still exist within live email accounts how many of those still exist, it's hard to know.>> you will have to locate and eradicate those pieces of information. like what-- what we are seeing right now, they are going to be in different places and the only time you will find them is when they stumble across them. >> as well as a spokesperson, they say since they pleaded the until the investigation takes a different turn. the-- the fbi has discovered thousands of emails and it is not clear how many are pertinent to the clinton case. last week the trump campaign was focused, chelsea clinton is holding rallies and if you want to go to either event you have to register on the website. airtracker 7 is and evacuated neighborhood after dangerous explosives were found live. it started as the arrest of a couple of kids last night. >> police went to the home where two of the teenagers lived and that is when they became concerned. 30 homes evacuated after police found what they are describing as some kind of volatile chemical that has the potential we are pushed so far back. there is also a mobile command unit and the castle rock police department and douglas county are all here and we know they could be here for a while. we are pushed back and they had to evacuate all of those neighbors that will transpire throughout the days, but they watch throughout the day as hazmat suits have been coming and going. investigators are trying to sort things out. why this ii person have them? neighbors are wondering what is going on.>> i hope it's not that bad. >> i don't know what is happening. have to do that as the into the home possibly sending in some kind of video cameras and really going slowly and carefully to find out what is in their. make sure-- to make sure it is not a danger to the community. it is halloween night so they have told people to go elsewhere , they have been pretty understanding but we've seen neighbors driving back asking homes? right now they don't have that answer. the man accused of killing a 13-month-old was in court and cheyenne wyoming. he's facing several charges including involuntary lance-- manslaughter. they were filled with shocking details in the court documents. >> they tell the story of drugs and abuse. according to the arrest affidavit the mother's wild goose chase to find the body f the boy. >> this 5 page arrest affidavit paints a sad picture of what happened to silas ojeda. he told investigators that the boy was fishing with a man named santiago but later confessed that he dropped the mother of that work then took him to a methamphetamine where he became high on secondhand smoke and later fell off the counter at home hitting his head. he says the boy died at home the next day october 21. he was wrapped in a white comforter and ditched his body near a community college. documents also show when the interview the mother she began crying and yelling, everyone is going to blame me, it was an accident. then had a friend come get her car from the sheriff parking human remains on the driver side rear door as well as the dumpster that investigators seized. it seems that silas entered a pattern of abuse. investigators are turning their focus to this landfill where trash from laramie is dumped. tomorrow crews will begin searching through 200,000 pounds of garbage hoping to find any clue ofhe . >> as for the boys mother, these documents show she lied to her ex telling him the boy was at a friends house days after he disappeared. molly hendrickson, denver 7 . crews will be out looking for the trash for any sign of the little boy. county. hunters found human bones and clothing so investigators are trying to identify those remains. onto politics your voice, your vote. you have a few more hours to register and get your mail-in ballot. do it before midnight and you will get the ballot. if you missed the deadline you can vote that you trust-- you have to do the old fashioned way. claims of a rigged election are still flying still asking, how secure is our election system? we are joined live. you spoke to the secretary of state today. >> let's be clear, colorado secretary of state is a republican and says the voting system should be trusted. that is despite the reservations raised by donald trump during his campaign stop in greeley.. take a listen to what both men have to say. >> who has sent in their ballots? properly counted? >> superior-- security procedures in place and are not connected to the internet. colorado's protections are better than they are in many states. they point to the fact that drop oxes are under 24 hour surveillance, there is signature verification and bipartisan teams handle the ballots. they have been used for 5 years so this has been and it is a reminder that you still have the option to vote in person the old-fashioned way. a federal judge in denver will decide if you can take a selfie with a ballot. there is a colorado law that prohibits showing who you voted ffr essentially. in the last month to lawsuits have been filed calling that law unconstitutional. a denver police officer suspended for 10 days without pay. coworkers say he harass them by touching them repeatedly and sending them non-work-related emails. rachel is talking about the terrifying day in february when she was shot in the line of duty. she was responding to a burglary call when she came face-to-face with a suspect and knew he was looking to kill her. >> i was looking at his eyes and said oh he has a gun. so game has changed. >> shots fired. she was shot in the angle able to continue to chase the suspect while other officers caught up. an ultra runner has decided to have his leg amputated. his leg was crushed by a 400 pounds boulder when he was running. he spoke to us after that happened.>> i couldn't see my wrong with it because the pain level was so high.>> he has now decided to amputate his leg and says advancements in prosthetics made this the right decision. wade phillips pope some fun at his serious hit and had to be rushed to the hospital. he sent 2 tweets, i appreciate everyone's concern, and work at what i love. i get the big hit award. then they say, they say it was a collision but i actually got run over. next week, legalized pot could be widespread. some colorado lawmakers are trying to set the record straight about how they are using that tax money. chances are pretty good your kids are going to come home with a lot of candy. don't get into your trick-or- treat bag. record readings 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 transparent government. 3 state lawmakers are taking a stand against this anti-marijuana advertisement. it's one of the 9 states voting on legalization. former denver mayor wellington webb says schools have not seen the money they were promised. he works on the state budget and says schools have seen more than $138 million in pot tax money.>> do you know how to spot and edible? if not, probably a good idea candy. there have been more and more cases of edibles accidentally by kids. >> the reported after the recreational legalization that the rate of edible ingestion's in children 0 to 9 years of age rose dramatically in 2015. all edibles sold now must have a thc stamp. bringing the force to sick kids. the star wars exhibit to the rocky mountain hospital for children. patients also got blankets, pajamas another star wars gear. it became official, century link is buying level iii communications in broomfield. but continue to have a big presence here. we have three of the best small cities in the country. littleton, parker and castle rock are all in the top 20 according to wallet hub. housing costs, school systems and the nuer of restaurants is what it's based on. those responsible for putting now fi those trails has been caught. if you are going to use i- 70 work begins tomorrow morning and will close lanes in both directions 20 minutes at a time in georgetown from 8:00-5:00 through thursday and being done so it can stop rock slides. they will take place next week. they are in custer county helping in the firefight with 3 -?they are at 85% containment. if you are waiting to take your kids out trick-or- treating, no need for code. here's mike nelson. >> one of the warmest halloween's ever. 1950 19 $.50. reaching the height that goes back to 1870. this is the view from mile high stadium and this is a brand-new picture of nature and science. we've had a camera there for about 12 years but this is in high definition and boy does that look nice. kkdos to the museum for putting that up there. this is to the east of dia and the continental divide with some pumpkin orange still showing up as the sun settles in. mostly clear for this evening, 62 down to 52 by 9:00 and a we have 66 degrees at dia, 69 downtown wind from the east at 15 miles per hour . the high temperature was 79, 20 abooe the normal high for the last day of october and tied with 1950 for the all-time record. the normal low is 31 and we are at 52 early this morning. across the regionnthere is -?cooler air and 51 casper 53 cheyenne, there's a front crossing through the region and there's not much to it. across portions of the white range, that is all we're going to see. 38 eagle 35 degrees at steamboat, mid-40s over the southeast, front range temperatures still holding above freezing although a little higher up from some of the communities about the ski resorts close to 30 degrees so little snow. tomorrow will start with a few clouds early, like precipitation in the northern part of the state and temperatures are a little looer but above average. 67 denver and acorn-- and akron and upper 80s in southeast colorado-- northeast colorado today. 50s expected in mountains, metro area 68 lakewood 67 centennial but 70s for do you and little-- for denver university and highlands ranch cooler overnight and for tomorrow high temperature at 67, mostly sunny skies and it will stay a bit color this week but certainly above normal for november. 60 on wednesday with maybe a few scattered mountain snow showers, mostly sunny thursday and mostly sunny friday. then a week disturbance comes through saturday with a chance of a few light showers and another arriving monday with a chance of a few light showers. not exactly a major change but warmest october, we're the second warmest. it went from no snow to a foot of snow in the month of november and a snowy season poll of that. >> none of us remembers that so it's all good.>> so many jokes that we make. the rivalry renewed, broncos and raiders first place on the line in the black hole. we will hear from gary kubiak. scott tipton -- our congressman? or is he a real-estate agent for big-money campaign contributors? tipton sponsored a bill to give away our public lands to his out-of-state donors. over 30 colorado business leaders called tipton's plans, "a serious threat to the outdoor recreation industry gail schwartz will defend our public lands and won'put colorado's future up for sale. house majority pac is responsible to keep our communities safe, we need a district attorney like jake lilly -- tough, smart, and determined to keep us safe. as a former special assistant u.s. attorney and iraq war veteran, jake lilly is an experienced prosecutor who will be tough on violent crime, including murder and domestic abuse. for non-violent offenders, including veterans sufferins or addiction. jake lilly for district attorney -- tough, smart, and fair. welcome to victory monday. bunkers country, enjoy while % on to the next one, and that my friends is the oakland raiders next sunday night. this game means something, 6-2 broncos, 6-2 raiders. first place in the afc west. here's gary kubiak. >> they are sitting there playing extremely well into come back on the game they went yesterday, probably the biggest football team we will play in the movement playing extremely well. it's a big challenge change early in the second half of the season. the broncos defense beat the chargers yesterday, 4 sex, a pick-six and the elephants couldn't run. he had his moments that he could have thrown for picks himself. trevor has to be better in the second half of the season. >> it wasn't as good as it has with one and i think he understands that. we talked about that already to continue to improve. he has o keep improving for the big ones coming up. chris harris junior about the offense and the raiiers game www.thedenverchannel.com, troy has a great story on wade phillips. happy halloween, canada style. the nuggets in toronto. this is the first nuggets point, stop pop and drop. complete highlights tonight at 10:00. there's this broncos thing. >> important stuff going on tonight. >> you should see the costume. mike coffman, endorsed by the denver post. he's "a consistent warrior" who "took action against his ential nominee," donald trump, and has "urged republicans to stop stalling on immigration reform." mike coffman. "reliable." a "leader." unlike morgan carroll, who the post calls "disingenuous" and "partisan." "if we're ever to see gridlock reduced in congress, we need more representatives like coffman." mike coffman. endorsed by the denver post for congress. i'm mike coffman, . >> feel like a kid again. cool childhood toys with awesome adult upgrades. and adventure awaits. swim with gators or fly a jet. take your va doccay to the next level. go electric. three ways to save time and money with an eco friendly car, and then spend the night at graceland. check out this elvis-inspired hotel. that's all coming up on "the list." >> hey, i'm bradley. >> and we've got what's trending now. >> 2016. >> heck, yes, there will be the showdown in cleveland tomorrow, and will hopefully be filled with plays as epic as this one. and sing-alos as epic as this one. don't be shy. you know the words. you also know the indians are up 3-2 over about how crazy that is for a second. the ohio city whose big claim to fame as the rock 'n' roll hall of fame is rocking and rolling in the world of sports. they're home to the nba defending champion cavaliers and a baseball team that's one game away from winning the world series. take notice, every other city, cleveland is cool. >> back as the wall. it is gone. >> it's all about baseball season right now, but soon it will be all about holiday shopping. quite yet since something presidential needs to happen first. ? prepare your pocket books for the holiday season. a new survey by the national retail federation says americans will be spending $935 per person on food, decorations, gifts, and cars. >> make it a christmas to remember. >> a lot of us won't start spending that money until after the election. >> guess what's going to >> it might be fused to all the election anxiety, and because if you don't like who wins, you might be more inclined to buy your loved ones one-way tickets to canada. >> yeah. >> it's also explaining why 58% of us plan to buy something for ourselves this holiday season. come on, let's face it. after this election, we'll definitely want to run out with some much needed retail therapy. >> honestly, you can worry about holiday shopping later.

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