center and back country neighborhood. that, of course, has since been lifted. here s what one evacuee had to say. i m couldn t of freaking out, because i ve got a couple windows open at the house, and got three cats, and so i m just kind of worried about all the smoke. i ve got a truck full of groceries, trying to get it back into the subdivision, and they won t let me in. reporter: now, stone mountain elementary school was also ordered to shelter in place as the eventually released. some more good news, there were no reported injuries, and snow structures were reported by this fire. andrea flores, cbs 4 news. close call. our lack of moisture and those very warm temps have created the perfect conditions for fires just like this. meteorologist chris bears also in douglas county now with a different vantage point on what s burned. you can hear this vegetation. i just hard you say the dry conditions, the record heat we re dealing with. over my shoulder, you can see what is
we have an air quality health advisory for that wildfire smoke and that covers parts of northern douglas county, far eastern arapahoe county, far excuse me, far western i should say arapahoe county, far eastern jefferson county and all areas under denver county. if you are in a spot where the smoke gets thick, stay inside. otherwise this is going to be more of an advisory for folks who have respiratory problems, if you have very old or very young people in the home, you may want to be keeping them indoors as well. out around the chatridge fire wind gusts are expected to die down a bit as we head into overnight tonight. those winds will shift towards the south west out of the southwest and they ll be gusting to about 8 miles per hour come early saturday morning. by saturday afternoon they ll shift more towards the hour. so hopefully that gives firefighters enough time to get more of the chatridge fire under control. this is something we ll watch very closely. we do not have
with detectives just an hour before his hearing. criminal defense attorney dan rex says that means one of two things. that he wants to tell what really happened and who the real perpetrator is, or that he has been promised some kind of leniency. reporter: during the search of the home detectives detected buy lodge biological evidence. i just want my baby back. and i m like oh my god. reporter: but child s body it could be difficult to prove how the little boy died. how it happened would be more problematic for them without a body. reporter: a sheriff department official told me i m not sure where this is going to lead, but we are still making plans to search the garbage dump on monday. forensic experts worry as precious time continues to pass. look our world in forensic investigation turns upon trace evidence, contact dna, these sorts of things. because of the environment that this child s body has been subjected to, that will all, but be lost. reporter: we
and walked out. still not clear if he was ablee to get his hands on cash. the suspect is described as a hispanic or black man, and it s stilnot clear where he is at this hour. someone in fair and accurater got their hands on someone in parker got their hands on guns. this is on parker road, reached in through the metal bars and got their hands on four guns. the suspect took two ak47 s, a rifle and shotgun. police are searching for the suspect and weapons weapons. > toddler s body in a colorado landfill is on hold until monday. 13-month-old silas was reported missing out of wyoming. his mother s boyfriend, logan rogers is facing manslaughter charges. investigators believe the toddler s body was placed in a dumpster and ended up in a weld county landfill. the case will be more difficult to try they can t find the body. if no one s talking, though, don t know what happened or how it happened, and they don t have a body to tell them what happened, it makes their case more d
a much tighter race, 46 percentage points for hillary clinton, 45 for donald trump. these new poll numbers, as hillary clinton e-mail scandal continues. clinton is being forced to talk about it at every campaign saw. mary bruises in florida where the democratic nominee is stomping today. reporter:with just 9 days left in the race for the white house, a full court press. [ cheering] hillary clinton in florida, rushing from brunch to church, to a rally, to a concert. a lot of noise and distraction. it comes down to what kind of future we want, and who, as our president, can help us get t here. reporter:the democratic nominee eager to change the narrative about the renewed fbi investigation into her private e-mail server. her rival, donald trump, turning it into a net tagline. reporter:hillary has nobody but herself to blame. she lied to congress, under oath, she lied to the fbi, many reporter:while the candidates take their message on the road, their surrogates are on tv.