good morning it's sunday november 6th. this is the news on cbs4. >> we are going to win the great state of colorado. >> donald trump takes the stage last night in denver. his message to voters as he looks to make a final push for supporters ahead of election day. plus, a coal creek canyon church suffers thousands of dollars in damage after a and after beating the chargers the broncos are in oakland to face another division rival tonight. what von miller has to say about where the team is this point in the season. >> live from colorado's newschannel, this is cbs4 morning news. >> and good morning to you. we hope you enjoyed the extra hour of sleep last night. i am kelly werthmann and we will have more of the headlines in a moment but fares check of the forecast dave ding-- first,

>> if you didn't set your clock it's 7 not 8:00 because we ended daylight saving time last night. around here we have a great looking morning out there. it's partly clouty and we have got 36 in erie and englewood 43 on button. larry out there check this out this is interesting. we have a low pressure area over colorado. we have rain coming up south to north across the eastern plains along the kansas line out here. and then it wrap western side of the state where we have clouds socking in that area and a little rain and very high mountain snow on the peaks they have snow and in the front range we are under a dry slot. so we have mostly clear skies going on around here. so, interesting shot there. now as far as the forecast goes for today, we are going to be mostly sunny during the day for us. there's a shot of purgatory resort where they had snow kick up as well.

elaine sunset in arvada. so we will have temperatures of about 68 degrees. that's still about 10 above normal for this time year. and mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies in denver. not the a bad sunday around here. we will -- not a bad sunday around here. there a is a cold front on the way to change things up for monday. >> thanks dave. donald trump making a visit to a denver late last night holding a rally at nailingal western complex. -- national western complex e took to the stage around 10:30 in an effort to win more voters he told the crowd to drop off their ballots. >> if you haven't mailed in your ballot, don't do that. bring it. bring it. take it to the drop box in your county. don't put it in the mail i know everybody says how honest everything is with the political system but we all know better. go in person tower local

to your local polling center and drop it in and make sure it is dropped in. >> earlier saturday night a protester caused a security scare at a donald trump rally in nevada. while hillary clinton rallied with a pop star. mark albert has the latest. >> reporter: secret service agents quickly rushed donald trump off the stage in reno nevada saturday night after someone yelled gun while a protester approach the stage. a man was taken into custody and escorted out of the building but no weapon was >> somebody yelled something about a gun. >> reporter: right. >> and so that's where things got out of hand. i mean people were just you know kicking me and you know grabbing my arms and twisting them and finally i am thankful for the law enforcement who was able to quickly come. >> reporter: trump returned to the stage and thanked the secret service. and his supporters who helped bring the suspect down. >> you are amazing. thank you fellas. i saw what you were doing. that's a tough group of people right here. thank you. >> reporter: and another scare

night, a car slammed into the side of the media bus covering tim kaine while the moat motorcade was head to the airport. one reporter said he was thrown into the the aisle. >> ? [ music ] >> reporter: katy perry head lines a get out the vote con-- headlined a get out the vote concert in philadelphia. clinton says the race is about the future. >> to make sure america libs up the promise to every one of our people especially every on may be tightening more than they expecteded, president obama -- expected, president obamaaed a campaign stop in michigan monday to get young vote tortes polls before meeting with up the dem -- voters to the polls before meeting up with the democratic nominee. mark albert for cbs news white house. >> we have a full evening of election coverage tuesday. we will start with a special edition of cbs4 news at 4 here on channel 4 in case you didn't check that it's at the 4.

news for a live national election coverage until 10:00 and that's followed by cbs4 news at 10. a church in jefferson county is picking up the pieces after a pas pastor says someone opened fire -- pastor says someone opened fire inside the church. andrea flores reports the criminal caused thousands of dollars in damage. >> reporter: chapel in the hills is a small nondenominational church of about 70 members in the coal creek canyon and what's supposed to be a sacrate space for the community was gunned down in the middle night. >> i never seen a church with bullet holes in it before. >> reporter: a broken baby jesus was just one of the devastating images senior pastor todd fletcher found after he says someone broke into his chapel in the hills church thursday night. >> yeah. it was very aggressive and felt like more than a robbery. felt like something else was behind it. >> reporter: vandals shot multiple rounds into windows and walls and even a nursery before taking off.

stuff and it's kind of a shocking image when you see toys baby toys with glass all over it. >> reporter: while pastor todd's personal laptop and a guitar used for sunday worship were taken, he says some had their sense of security stolen as well. >> it felt like we lost a peace of mind and that safety and security that we all take for granted in a lot of ways, it was taken away from us. >> reporter: and instead of shutting down for the weekend, pastor todd says dozens their church back together. >> you can't let people breed fear into your community through acts of violence. >> reporter: as pastor todd works on his sermon -- sermon for sunday morning he hopes whoever is responsible finds peace. >> as a church we have said we are praying for the person and hope that they come repentance. >> andrea flores reporting. no suspects have been identified and service also go

the raiders in oakland tonight and both teams are tied atop the division of the all though the broncos are leading the league in some defensive categories. von miller says those numbers don't mean anything at this point in the season. >> this is the halfway point you know some stuff we have done well and some stuff that we haven't done so well. so, this is the halfway point and we have a lot of room to improve and we have a lot of-- we can easily go back down the drain as well. to join the conversation all season long with arby's fan talk. during the game tonight tweet along with the cbs4 sports team. then after the game vote on our fan poll at cbsdenver.com it's arby's fan talk and we will have the the results on auto nation all access tonight at 10:35. let's check in with dave. good morning, everybody. the first sunday of november and we have cloud cover out east. that is look at our look out mount un cameras. the cities down there and a

continental divide. shooting to western colorado where we have rain and snow and coming up i will let you know if the moisture makes it into denver later today. next on colorado's newschannel the health danger ofsleep deprivation. how much more we are eating after a sleepless night and the after a sleepless night and the new grain "what's your position on equal pay for women?" "it's too early in the morning to ask that question." "you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes. blood coming out of her wherever." is a very dangerous thing." "i don't wanna sound too much like a chauvinist but when i come home and dinner's not ready, i go through the roof." "so you treat women with respect?" - "uh, i can't say that either." - "alright." priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. my name is charity salazar, and i'm an air force veteran. every election, nancy pelosi and her washington friends launch vicious attacks against mike coffman.

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and welcome back to cbs 4 morning news. it's 10 after 7. 11 after 7 did you see that. 42 degrees a gorgeous shot looking west at our beautifulmountains. make the hills are alive this morning -- maybe the news are alive this morning. two studies say those who bike regularly to work or for fun are less likely to can provide protection. and research finds not getting enough sleep may cause people to eat more than the next day. doctors in the uk looked at 11 previous studies and found sleep deprived people consumed on average an extra 385 calories the following day. with most of those calories coming from higher fat and lower protein foods. and researchers at massachusetts general hospital say smoking significantly

than the disease does itself. the study found smokers with hiv can develop related diseases such as lung cancer and more often than those who aren't infected. smoking could also cut the life span of hiv patients by more than 8 years. and i yant grains are making -- ancient grains are making a comeback one of the fastest growing modern food trends they are load protein and nutrients but what are they and how do you use them? weija jiang shows and bean salad. >> reporter: not long ago erin flannery keith never heard of farro but she cooks with it several times a week these days. >> one cup of farro to two cups of water. >> reporter: it's one of the ancient grains that has not been modified over the last several hundred years and has more nutrients than other grains. >> a lot of them are higher in protein than wheat and they have a lot of different vitamins and minerals certain

sight men c -- vitamin c calcium magnesium. >> reporter: quinoa is credited with starting the ancient grain craze but a registered decision sis others loor farro teff and others are popping up on restaurant menus and in products on store shelves and many are gluten free making them easier to die gleeft you -- digest. >> you can incorporate rate them like rice or pasta and canbulk up stew and some do well in salad. >>reporter around says they are easy to prepare and good nutrition is the top priority after being diagnosed with melanoma a year and a half ago. >> i noticed higher energy levels i feel satisfied and like i fed my body something healthy and whole. >> reporter: she hopes reaching back to our agricultural past will protect her future health. weija jiang cbs news

at all that farro make you want a cheeseburger. >> i always want a cheeseburger no matter what i am looking at. i am having trouble eating more oatmeal i don't know about that. our current temperatures this morning if you are having the farro other oatmeal is cold in fort collins and greeley. 34 in greeley and it's 36 down in almosta so -- alamosa so there are spots feeling fall chill like mary -- alamosa she said she did see rain yesterday afternoon. and she might get more during the day today. look at this. snow at purgatory resort even the bear had snow as he watches the lifts out there in the cold. here's the low pressure area. it's spinning over colorado. moisture coming up from new mexico and texas into the southeastern corner of the state. and we will be socked in with clouds all over the eastern border and under the low we have a little clear spot so we

and moisture wraps around the low into the west and we had a little snow in the san juan mountains close to telluride once again this morning. here's the low now you can see it on the bigger picture with moisture coming up. once this guy moves out, we will have clearing skies later tonight and into monday. but then a cold front is just kind of knocking on the door out here in california. this is going to swoop through on monday and drop our temperatures just a little bit. i don't think we will see much in the way of moisture wi rain west of the continental divide but here in the east as it swoops through it is a drying wind and we will have mostly clear skies to start the week tomorrow the way things are looking. not the another moisture maker in sight. so here we are with the futurecast. we will get rains along the kansas line during the day but that's about it from moisture a little rain and high mountain snow going on in the central portion of the state. and fort collins to pueblo will

today. all the way through the afternoon and early part of the evening tonight. high temperatures today will be in the 60s and 70s here to the east. 50s mountains and 60s out west. the high in denver should make to 68 that's about 10 above normal for this time year. mostly sunny skies. and 63 tomorrow. a little cooler and a little breezy and that's the front coming through. and then for election day, 67 degrees get out and vote. should be a great day for that. back up to 72 by wednesday and pulling back down into the 60s on skies. so, no november snow yet. we will have to wait a little longer. >> okay. thanks dave. >> you bet. back in the 60s, speaking of 60s paul simon ruled the charts with songs like sound of silence, mrs. robison and bridge over troubled waters. 50 years later, he is back on the top with his new studio album which debuted at number one. cbs sunday morning lee cowan visited the songwriter at his home.

simonrehearse is to watch a big band leader in action. he has some of the best musicians in the world at his fingertips. [ music ] >> reporter: and when it's time to play ? they create a sound that is uniquely his. >> a long time ago ? before you was born ? i was still si >> my music is containing more and more elements from i am just sort of dragging along this big bag of sounds that i have been collecting. >> reporter: sounds and not just the silent ones have always spoken to paul simon. >> these are vietnamese and they go... >> reporter: at a time when you can be playing your greatest hits you could be not worried

trying to push the envelope. >> i am not trying to push an envelope. i have no agenda other than to follow what my ear tells me is interesting. >> sing her songwriter paul simon and a look at the man many historians consider the nation's worst president and how comedy helped us get through the bear knuckle presidential campaign season coming up sunday morning right here on cbs4 at 8. samsung is facing washing machines. what could happen during use that may hurt you.

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time for the chevy sports break. >> the nuggets don't often win back to back games and the last time they did it was march of last year and the wins came against the 76ers and the lakers. those two teams two worst records in the league last season and that tells you more about them than denver. den remember trying to win back -- denver trying to win back to back games. smith opening up a 20-4 lead to start the game. for the detroit pistons. chandler had the lone three pointer and a nice move and dish here. but boy the nuggets never really in this one. they fall 103-86 and michael malone not happy about it. >> the 5th game in a row where

same starting lineup tonight can't afford to build ourselves 15, 20 point deficits to start the game and play catch up. and you know that group is unable to change that and so we will try to mix up the lineup to give ourselves a better chance at playing for 48 minutes because i am tired of watching that and it was not just flat offensively couldn't buy a shot and missed 20 layups but, more importantly we didn't play defense there was like a men against boys out there tonight. on a nhl sheet of ice and that's part of the reason why. avs hosting minnesota cheepy yesterday. the captain getting into it with the goalie of all people. he had to take a time out and that fired everybody up. a few minutes later they are on the power play and the goal ended a 7-period goal drought for the avs. minnesota what couple close calls late. this one ruled no goal because of goal tender interference avs

broncos in oakland we will get you started with count down to kick off at 9:30. >> this has been the chevy sports break brought to you by chevrolet the most award car company two years in a row based on 2014, 2015 year in totals. visit your colorado chevy dealer. samsung is recalling nearly 3 million top loading washing machines in america. this is the news in your money watch report. move follows reports of injuries caused by the tops the machines detaching during use. owners should check with samsung to see if the washer is involved. the company is offering repairs rebates and refunds. this is the latest blow to samsung after recalling the galaxy note 7 smart phone following reports of overheating and fires. mcdonald's is adding two new big mac options next year. customers will be able to choose from a smaller mac junior that's easier to eat on the go. or a bigger grand mac when the

of the year it's time to think about health care coverage. whether it's obama care or through your employer, jill schlesinger tells us somethings to keep in mind. >> reporter: open enrollment started north affordable care act. and if you are one of the 11 million americans who are enrolled or plan to purchase coverage for 2017, here's what to know. enrollment is opened through january 31st but if you want coverage to begin as of the first of the year, your if you signed up last year use this time to ensure your current plan is still the best choice. you need to update your income data or you won't have accurate information about whether or not you're eligible for tax credits. given the average premium for a mid-level obama care plan is set to spike by a whooping 22% next year, be sure to determine if you qualify for help to pay

significantly affect the more than 80% of enrollees who willqualify for tax credits to make that coverage more affordable. if you don't have any health care through an employer through another government program, through obama care or don't qualify for an exemption you will be subject to the individual mandate. that's the penalty for not having insurance the fees increase this year and it's the higher of 2 1/2% of your income or 695 dollars per adult to maximum of $2085 per family pay the penalty on federal income tax return you file for the year you don't have coverage. if you don't pay the fee the irs will hold back the amount from future tax refunds. for more go to healthcare.gov in new york i am jill schlesinger. >> thanks. now let's go over to dave. >> howdy good morning. things are looking good out there. clouds out to the east and clouds out to the west. but right overhead we are

there's a big low over colorado. i will let you know if it brings rain today and a cold front moving into california and that will have an effect on the monday weather. details are coming up in the next half-hour. >> also coming up, boulder police are look for a man who -- looking for a man who sexually assaulted a student outside residence hall at cu. why students are worried afte ,, at ikea, we believe that everything you need

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morning erv crump is coming in at 38 degrees and if you are getting up it's not 8:00 it's not 8:30. it's 7:30. you forgot to set the clock back last night so get on that after the newscast today. wees start out with temperatures now for you -- as we start out with temperatures now for you a couple places are cold. 39 in highlands ranch but 44 in morrison so in some locationsyou in the 30s and 40s around here. colorado with big rains alongs kansas line and spins around and pro-- along the kansas lines and spins around and produces rain. telluride has snow but we are under kind of a hole a dry slot right under that low pressure area. so we have mostly clear skies over denver. so as we go through the day, that's the rule for us. think mostly sunny skies. high today should be about 68 and 10 bive normal for this -- above normal for this time year. we cool down tomorrow with a cold front coming through.

front for us and as we know as we have been saying for the last 2 or 3 months, we need the moisture. let's see if it is coming. >> okay dave we do need it. thank you. secret service agents rushed donald trump off the stage in reno last night after a fight broke out in the crowd. a young man was taken into custody and escorted out of the convention center. trump later returned to the stage thanking the secret service and his supporters who helped bring the man down. >> nobody said it was going to be but we will never be stopped. >> here in denver police have a man in-- here in denver police have a man in custody after a trump field office was vandalized. michael ferrara is sus spived throwing a rock through the window. two dozen -- suspected of throwing a rock through the window. two dozen volunteers were inside no one was hurt. someone also painted profanity and antitrump messages on the

islinked to that case. former presidential candidate bernie sanders was in colorado saturday campaigning for his former rival hillary clinton and democratic u.s. congress candidate morgan carroll. he talked about the importance of raising the minimum wage and access to hemet care. he a-- health care e says clinton and -- he says clinton and carroll will fight for those issues. >> there is a lot of responsibility on your shoulders. let us in the next three days do everything we can sure that hillary clinton and morgan carroll win on tuesday. >> meanwhile hillary clinton was on a battleground blitz visiting key swing states including florida and pennsylvania. kathy walsh has a recap. >> reporter: late saturday night, hillary clinton hosted a get out the vote rally in philadelphia with special guests katy perry ? [ music ] ? >> reporter: clinton says the presidential race is about the future.

up to its promise to every one of our people especially every one of our children. >> reporter: earlier in the day, clinton was holding an event in south florida when a storm moved in. >> you are a hearty bunch to stand out here in the rain. >> reporter: the crowd and candidate got cened of but the downpour -- drenched but the downpour didn't dampen clinton's enthusiasm. >> i want to be president for everybody people who agree with people people who don't ag forme and people who don't vote for me. >> president obama will cannel pane for clinton -- campaign for clinton tomorrow before meeting up with her for final rally in philadelphia. a search is underway for a man accused of sexually assaulting a student on the cu boulder came pause. he is chit -- campus. he is white approximately 5 foot 8 but lack of the information about the attack

of the person we were told about in the e-mail so it's not a comfort. >> reporter: students saturday learned the vague description of a suspect in an early morning assault at this college dorm on campus. >> i just like -- it just like upsets me knowing it happened. >> reporter: they sent out a safety alert informing students a sexual assault happened after 2 a.m. in a room of hallett hall. campus police were not able to say if susth suspect broke in -- if the suspect broke in he was invited in o >> it's frust freighting not -- frustrating not to know. >> reporter: leaving residents not the to know what to think. >> we need to understand whether or not this person lives here, whether or not they are still here. >> reporter: the coed dorm has key card system of-try some students say makes them feel -- of entry that some students say makes them feel face that has faded after the attack leaving answer unanswered. >> weather it was groping andshe stopped it or if it was

the person is and that's unfortunate because it's the weekend you know. kids are coming back and all different states and they need to know they are safe. >> reporter: melissa garcia cbs4 news. new developments in the case of two men accused of starting a wild fire in boulder county. 28-year-old jimmy suggs and 26- year-old zachary cookendahl played guilty to charges of arson. authorities say the two men from alabama were camping in nederland in july and campfire that's -- extinguish the campfire that's how it started. it burned 8 homes and more than 500 acres. an update on a wild fire burning in southern colorado. the junkins fire is now 100% contained. it broke out on october 17th near west cliff and custer county. investigators say a downed power line sparked the flames which went onto burn more than 18,000 acres, 9 the homes and 17 other structures were

strawberryies could impact choleraians. -- col -- coloradans. know no cases have been reported -- no cases have been reported here but they were served at fat albert's restaurant in greeley and the red rooster in long mont. several streets in downtown denver will be closed today as a museum moves to a new location. crews are going to use 6 sets of remote controlled wheels to relocate the kirkland museum. the 26 foot building is in capitol hill right now and in a few more hours it will head to the golden triangle. that of course means road closures including portions of pearl street between 13 and 14th and bannock between 12th and 13th. volunteers are working today to fill the mayflower for the holiday season. it is argued the safeway at buckley and mississippi. anyone is asked to -- is parked at the safeway at buckley and

turkeys or hams and that truck is going to be therefrom 9 this morning to 4 in the afternoon out in aurora. broncos cheerleaders are hoping to bring some holiday cheer to members of our military. yesterday afternoon some of the women along with miles the mascot made a stop at freddie's frozen custard and steak burgers they part nerd with the restaurant to cheer for the troops. it's an initiative aimed at collecting items to send to deployed soldiers bringing joy to the fans and >> it's great way to involve the community and be able to make a difference and let them know that colorado cares. >> this is the 10th year the broncos have donated gifts to the men and women overseas. broncos are collecting donations at the team stores at mile high stadium and strange facility. after several delays the state of the art satellite is set to launch in orbit. how it will help meteorologists like our dave aguilera bring you the most accurate weather

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shot from peter. this wasset from centennial airport a plane flying by and we had snow in southern colorado. this is the snow coming down yesterday at purgatory resort kim sent that in. here's the futurecast for denver. across the east there will be rain and some mountain snow and rain along the continental divide and out west but along the middle we will be clear to partly cloudy. we are under the low pressure area so, with that, with the sunshine temperatures 70. 62 in ever green. up to 70 in fort collins. 64 in castle rock and 68 in denver today. that's still about 10 above normal for this time year. so we must be doing something right or wrong. >> it's one or the other. we need the snow for the ski resorts. we know you use tools various tools to give us the forecast. it's going get a major upgreat with a satellite -- yawp grade with a -- upgrade with a

we use to track lightning data but now we are going into the next wave of weather satellites and the first one is called the goes r which is in florida ready to be launched. this is dramatically going to improve forecast for blizzards floods and tornadoes. >> reporter: it's been over 20 years since the last upgrade to the u.s. weather satellitesystem. later this month with the launch of the goes r weather satellite forecasters are about to blast off into a whole new world. >> it's four times resolution and 3 times the number of expect rail bands or way to look at the -- he -- spec trail bands or way to look at earth. >> reporter: bigger he stronger and fast neither way noaa describes it is as going from standard definition tv to high definition. >> reporter: build by lockheed martin in colorado it will be able to map lightning worldwide. greatly improving lead time for tornado warnings by as much as 5 to 10 minutes.

will be fives time faster than current technology allows. what makes this even more exciting for weather forecasting is goes r is just the beginning.so the program has 4 satellites that will monitor weather around the world goes r is in florida getting ready to be launched. this is goes s which will be launched in a couple years and there are two other satellites that will be launched between now and 2019. the new sattelite will also have better mapping of solar and magnetic storms too. dave aguilera cbs4 news. >> dave the broncos are in california to take on the raiders for a sunday night matchup. a game day forecast is coming up. up. this is the my name is charity salazar, and i'm an air force veteran. every election, nancy pelosi and her washington friends launch vicious attacks against mike coffman. this year is no different. they say he's waging a war against women. that's just not true. mike stood up for women in the military, protecting us against sexual assault.

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and voting for him. it's another new case of colorado voter fraud. and brian maass will have the story tomorrow night at so. here's a preview. >> reporter: he died years ago but voted twice after his death. now, his daughter charged with voting in place of her dead father. >> she understands at this point the seriousness of her actions. >> reporter: the kinds of cases are now getting high level scrutiny. are you surprised people tried to get over on the system -- tell us the votes fit into the big picture. >> someone tries to cheat we will catch them. >> candidates have gone as far as saying that the vote is rigged. tomorrow night on cbs4 news at 10, brian maass stakes the investigation dying to vote to the -- takes the investigation dying to vote to the top levels of the government to see if we should be concerned about voting fraud. dave is back. >> check it out. there's mile high stadium. the place will not be rocking because they are playing in

similar to here in oak lan. 68 for high partly cloudy skies. it's a late game so it's an evening game here so this will see the temperatures drop into the mid-60s during the game out there in oakland. should be great. if you are watching, and be sure to set your clocks if you haven't done that yet or youmight miss the first quarter. we had to turn clocks back last night and we got an extra hour of sleep so it's good morning. everybody is happy. temperature wise 39 in craig and 45 in -- 43 greeley at 36. and hunter one of the newer junior weather watchers is up bright and early this morning he has 40 degrees in north glen and if you have a youngster who is 13 and under who wants to be a junior weather watcher, they can go to cbs denver.com and sign up and keep track of temperatures and snow and rain. it's great program. so do that and they may be able to come in and do the weather in the morning on one of the fridays. here's the satellite and radar together. we have rain out east and i think you will be socked in

and the continental divide and out to the western slope and rain and snow left over this morning in telluride as the moisture wraps around the big upper-level low churning into colorado. this thing is not in the main jet stream so it's taking its time on moving through. but once it does we will clear out tonight. and opening the door for a cold front to come through which is now into california. but if you look under the front it had rain here as it came onshore and it is really drying out once it hits the through here on monday it will drop temperatures somewhat maybe produce a few sprinkle of rain but it will be dry for us and so we are looking at another dry week ahead. futurecast now as we go through the day, there's the clouds hanging in out east. we will be clear to partly cloudy over denver and might still pick up a few sprinkles of rain and very high mountain snow in the high country during the course of the day. and then later tonight, everything starts to clear on out of here.

60s and 70s across the eastern plains. probably the warmest spot will be lahunta at 71 degrees today. so my forecast for denver 68 degrees. mostly sunny skies. 41 the low tonight. tomorrow just a little cooler with the front coming through. we will be about 63 degrees for that temperature and then if you get out to vote on tuesday, weather should be good. 67 degrees mostly sunny skies and we make it to 72 on wednesday. and then we are reeling it back in thursday back to -- a few more rain drops on the map but we are missing out. >> the mountains want to hear you say snowflakes. >> i know ski resorts are needed up there. >> denver arts week is continuing through saturday. >> ashley with visit denver joins us now to talk about it. so we started it up last week it was the first week. >> we started on-- it was great we started on friday. we kicked it off for the 10th anniversary we kicked it off with a new mural series we are

millbury focused on how much people in the community love arts and culture and it's the love this mural series and it's the press conference is where the first lady painted the l in love the sit they and that's the first of three murals that we have agreed on but that one is in santa fe and the others will be in golden triangle and. >> it's the first fridays that opened up and there's the denver film festival right and that's going on. >> yeah. denver film festival goes one extra day past arts week so you get an extra day of fun. more than 200 fill from music videos to future length premiers and everything in between. and so -- films from music videos to future length premiers and everything in between. >> emma stone was here. >> i saw her movie la

>> the week ahead we have got a couple free days yet at denver botanic gardens and denver zoo. art smart in cherry creek a chance to explore the galleries and artists in cherry creek throughout the during aof arts week and deals on art 52-80 price tags on great local art and 2 for one tickets for performing arts that are going on. a lot of things going on. >> that's great. and the word free was in there. >> free is good. >> supporting local artists. >> free is what sounds good. >> get out and find out what you like. >> that's great. ashley thanks for being with us this morning appreciate it you be here and denver arts week runs through november 12th and you can find a link to all the arts week events on the links and info section of cbsdenver.com. thanks again. >> thank you. we will be right back. the 9 0th annual thanksgiving parade on the other side of the break is less than three weeks away, and preparations are

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the huge balloons that glide through man hatan on thanksgiving -- manhattan on thanksgiving day isr not easy to control. thousands of hand -- day are not easy to control thousands of handleers train to make sure the parade is a success. wendy gillete takes -- gillette takes us th >> you take three steps forwards. >> reporter: it takes thuns of enthusiastic volunteers to fly the balloons that are the centerpieces of the macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> we are moving. >> reporter: michael now serves as a pilot after ten years of volunteering. supervising those assigned to the back of the new diary of the whimpy kid blan. >> listen to us -- balloon. >> listen to us. >> reporter: he is giving orders to those closest to us his dot erin three sons who -- daughter and three sons who

>> you don't want to instruct them or jell at -- yell at them and tell them they can't do this so it's going to be a challenging. >> reporter: more teams were challenged with charlie brown and the trolls. and two smaller he balloons felix the cat and the parade's first character balloon in 1927 and trixie modeled after the paid director as pooch. >> we have never had accordian leagues in the parade before. >> reporter: there's as 70 handleers assigned to balloon holding a line that could be wound up or down to keep the balloon steady and crowd safe. it's not easy learning the ropes. >> each it at your waist. >> at your waist. >> there you go. >> reporter: they are hookedwhat's it like. >> amazing different than what i thought it's awesome. >> reporter: and they home hope it will be more a op -- hope it will be more awesome come thanksgiving day wendygillette. thousands gathered for a

cheer on the world series champions. chicago cubs ben zobrist addison russell and baez rode along with mecky mouse they are the first world series champs to celebrate there since another team brokel championship drought the red sox. a 4-year-old girl in california is called a hero after preventing a fire home. >> i took my stuffed animal bunny to put away upstairs, but then i paused because i saw white smoke in my room. >> mile can't go up-- mom, i can't go upstays there's smoke in the room and so matter of fact and call. >> sam's mother called 911 and turns out a ceiling fan in the girl's room had started to

fire broke out. good see when kids are that smart. video shows a oklahoma city thunder fan sinking a half court shot to win $20,000. tony very excited. he says he is going to use it to pay off college which i think is a very smart decision and the thunder may have used some of his long 3-pointer they could have used him in the game because they lost to minnesota 112-92. what was that? a buffalo. >> my free-throw shots and i say keep practicing. >> you might wind 20 -- win 20k for college. >> a. a quick look at futurecast rain out east and little rain and snow in the mountains for us in denver it's clear to partly cloudy. the high today another 60 degree day. 68 degrees a little cooler tomorrow. but we are right back up into

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