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the cbs4 morning news -- >> [indiscernible] i'll be president for all americans and this is so important to me. >> donald trump claims victory after a late night election finish. this morning, we're yet to hear from clinton as the country looks at moving forward. the markets are reacting worldwide to this election, and so are people. we'll hear from some who watched the election in mexico city the stakes minimum wage to $12 an hour narrowly passes and it does come with a few concessions. we have the details you need to know coming up on cbs4 morning news. and good morning from colorado's weather center. 30s and 40s along the front range right now, but this afternoon, we're going for the 70s. your weekend forecast is coming up. if you're slow to get up and going this morning, you're not

denver-metro area, but we're tracking construction. the election was full of tense moments especially leading to the final days and now we know. donald j. trump will be the 45th president of america. he will be sworn in on friday of 2017. diane gallagher has the latest. >> i've just received a call she congratulated us, it's about us, on our victory. >> donald trump celebrating victory early wednesday. >> i congratulated her and her family on a very, very hard fort campaign. >> hillary clinton -- addressing a crowd of clinton supporters. >> several states are too close to call, so we're not going to have anything more to say tonight. >> after a bruising several

the nation. tuesday, evening started off well enough for clinton as vote totals came in, but as the night pressed on -- this gave a lead to trump. several key battleground states considering essential for trump did indeed tip in favor of the republican nominee. trump winning ohio, florida, and north carolina. mail biter races continues into the morning hours with thin and new hampshire where the nominees were separated by 18 votes and trump pulling ahead of clinton in the state of wisconsin winning key states like arizona and pennsylvania. trump pulling up a long shot victory to become america's 45th president. i'm diane gallagher reporting. >> let's take a look at colorado this morning. colorado votes went for clinton. as you can see with 84% of the precincts in

donald trump, 45%. our political special shaun boyd takes a closer look at how our key counties voted. >>reporter: colorado is one of the battlegrounds that trump -- he lost the big two big swing counties of jefferson and arapahoe and didn't get big enough margins like douglas and el paso. the democrats had a massive get out and vote operation wit they told me 30,000 volunteers. it paid off. despite trump visiting the state more a dozen times over the last three months and dispatching his kids here as well. here's what i kind interesting, while clinton ask democratic senator michael bennett won in colorado, republicans maintain control of the state senate and republican congressman mike hoffman won his reelection. it was one of the most contested races in the country. i think colorado is

i'm political specialist, shaun boyd, cbs4 morning news. >> 5:04 on this wednesday morning. let's find out about weather and traffic with ashton. >> you can see cloud cover on the west side. you see rain near port land, oregon. i bring this up because this is where a cold front is. that front will approach us tomorrow. ahead of that front, there's going to be a warm day for this time of year. now, this morning it's chilly. make no mistake about it. we're far above normal, but jackets are necessary. we have 20 in weld county this morning, but we're going to warmup quickly with a southerly flow across the state, full sunshine. by lunch time, 68. and a high temperature today of 72. the record for the date by the way is 76 setback in the 1920s. that's a look at your weather. let's check the traffic with joel hillan. >> good morning, ashton. we're watching a light commute and

volunteer southbound starting to pick up again. that's double -- great for you if you can get on the road in the next quarter hour. if you're heading out on the road in the 6:00 hour -- wednesday, a tough drive anyway. we got a ladder in the road, northbound along i-25 at 58th and some other things is what the incident data says. we have construction that's going on south of 285 as you make your way along the -- >> joel, thank y donald trump's victory breaking out in california overnight after the announce of trump's victory. 50 protestors marched the streets on oakland and they started fires outside of a republican watch party. at least one protestors what seriously injured when she was hit by a car. police closed an oakland train station while responding to the protests.

presidential election. here's a look at an election watch party in mexico city, while some americans were stunned. some reacted to trump's victory. >> i came here tonight thinking we had it in the bag but it would be fun to watch the election coverage. i'm really nervous and we're scared to go back to the states. >> i love live nothing mexico and i'm happy -- i love living in mexico and i'm happy. i think living in a different country ra anything that might be happening in the united states. and honestly in trump wins, i kind of feel safer as a minority and as a woman living in mexico. donald trump promised over and over during the campaign he'll build a wall along the nearly 2,000 mile mexican border. here in colorado, coloradans have approved to raise the minimum wage from $8.31 to $9.30. here you see, amendment

majority vote. here with a closer look is our jaime leary who is live at the capital for us this morning, and jaime, supporters say this will lead to more satisfied workers here in our state. >>reporter: yes, supporters say a lot of good things will come from this. colorado voters did approve this 54 to 46% which means by 2020, it will raise the minimum wage from where it sits currently at $8.31 to $12 an hour. the first raise that's going to january 1st of 2017 increasing the minimum wage to $9.30 per hour. and then it's going to increase annually by $0.90 until it hits $12 -- excuse me, until it hits $12. because low income workers are likely to spend this extra earned income, it's going to give the economy a boost. the study says lifting the

$400 million into the economy and reduce reliance of public assistance. this amendment may push them over the edge. proponents says it's a win-win for colorado. >> it's not like it's a money that goes into the voy and never seen again. it goes back into the community benefitting the worker and reducing reliance on government assistance, so i think it's a win-win situation l >> not only will amendment 70 raise the minimum wage to $12 by 2020, it's going to prevent a decrease in the minimum wage should the cost of living start to fall. live from the capital, jaime leary, cbs4 morning news. >> jaime, thank you for that. there were more amendments -- >> it would make it difficult to

the difference there, 57% to 43%. >> amendment 72 which would increase state tax on cigarettes from $0.84 to $2 and $0.59 was voted down and critics say this would have penalized lower income families. and amendment t which would remove language involving slavery from our constitution was voted down. at least this point with 81% in. it is they're worried the changing of the wording -- >> you can find results at the bottom of your screen and at cbsdenver.com. we're expecting to get a shooting in aurora that left one officer shot and two people dead. cbs4 shawn chitnis helping us out with this from the denver police department. good morning. >>reporter: with this case,

cities. this case starting in aurora and making its way to denver. here's what we know about this. it all started tuesday morning in aurora when police were responding to a shooting at an apartment complex on del mar circle. one man was shot and killed. and police then got word that the shooting suspect in that case left a home in northwest denver on east 46th avenue. officers found the suspect confronting police already on scene and they we one aurora police officer was shot and he has non life-threatening injuries and should be okay. the officer with -- excuse me, another officer with denver police did shoot the suspect there and he died on scene. now those that know the victim says it's a growing trend in our area. >> everybody needs to practice love. i think if we took love out and -- there's too much hate

seeing hate. >> police are not releasing the name of the officer that was shot or of the suspect and that victim that were killed in these shootings, but we're expecting to get a little more information from dpd later today. live in denver, shawn chitnis, cbs4 news. hollywood reacting to

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welcome back to the cbs4 news. it's time for weather and traffic on the fours. the sun is up if an hour and a half right now. 6:38 is our owe initial sunrise. we're looking

elagis. 39 at dia. 25 in greeley. however, so it's quite chilly. look at lineman, 17. light winds, clear skies and maximum radiation fall cooling. wyoming is one of the coolest spots. first goes at 60. aspen, 61 for a high temperature later today. we'll see 70s up and down the front range. upper 60s to close to 70s on the eastern plains. it will be a warm day for november at least this warm day. this morning, you'll need the jacket. you'll feel the chill outside. clear skies through the rocky mountain region. active weather from texas all the way up the east coast where a cold front is located. behind the front, high pressure, right on top of us for today. that's why we're going to be so warm. what's going to happen is the front is going to move to the west to allow a weak cold front to move in. tomorrow will be breezy. enough wind, we'll notice it. we're concerned about the fire danger

the wind picks up with a continued dry conditions and then on friday, the front actually will be south of us, so it will be cooler on friday. i'll put things into perspective. we're talking 50s here which for november is tough to call cool, but compared to where we have been, you'll notice the change on friday. there's no moisture with this front. no rain or snow in the forecast for anyone in colorado. the record is 76 setback in 1927. tomorrow, 67. and then 57 behind a front on friday. temperatures in the mid 60s. sunny skies state wide. let's check the traffic. >> we have a trouble spot along i-25 near 58th and that's where we have this camera here. you can see the volume we're getting in the southbound direction. we have reports of a ladder and other things in the northbound direction. we see delays between i-270 and -- i-225, pena boulevard, c-470 for the most

there's slowing along the hog beck where there continues to be repaving work now to the north of 285 as well. as you make your way south of 285 along c-470. >> alan. thanks, joel. america is waking up to a new president. trump won a long election that went into the early morning hours and here's what he said about those who did not support him. >> for those who have chosen not to support me in the there were a few people, i'm reaching out to you for your guidance and your help so that we can work together and unify our great country. >> there are a list of hollywood stars who said they would actually leave the country if donald trump were elected president. so we could hear from some of those people later today, but late last night, reporters caught up with cher

the vote. >> i could be in a different mood, but -- you know, i watch owed -- brexit and trump's bexit and it's amazing seeing those kids being very calm and there was just -- i was thinking what a shame that these kids are not going to get this feeling of happiness and peacefulness that they deserve. >> the website for canada's immigration website crashed last

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a look at the white house. the sun is up in washington dc as we bring this breaking news. the white house says president obama congratulated elect trump. the president white house. denver made history in the district attorney's office. >> i'm thrilled that i would be sworn in january as the first woman denver district attorney. [cheers and applause] >> mccain all smiles says she wants to create transparency and is looking forward to working with the community. she also wants to create a stronger relationship with the denver

out helen morgan for this job. morgan worked with the morgan -- ashton is here, what's up. >> we're looking at our travel forecast. i thought we start in washington dc. it's pretty cloudy there this morning. they're going to see rain on the east coast. they'll be rain in portland and seattle today. apart of a cold front that will make its way into colorado tomorrow. unfortunately that front will not bring moisture with it. so plenty of sunshine today for region. sunny and relatively mild to the middle of the country. chicago, 54 with sunny skies. rain down in houston, dallas will see a few showers, all major airports across the country are in good shape. let's check the traffic. here's joel. >> it should be a great drive out to dia if you're taking someone out to the airport tore go to washington dcir - taking

washington dc. along pena boulevard, nice and wide open. eastbound along i-70 speeds into the lower 60s. >> joel, thank you very much. new this morning, we're getting reaction from around the world on the american election. we are now hearing from leaders in china for one. one spokesman shared words saying china looks forward to working with the new u.s. administrator to push forward a healthy relationship beneficial to both countries. and australia. >> i congratulate donald trump on his election as the next president of the united states. and i look forward to working with him, and it is important to that the [indiscernible] that the bond remains strong.

have no stronger ali and better friend than australia and the interest of our two countries as such that our relationship will continue to be strong, we will continue to work together as we have done with many presidents in year's past to take on the challenges of our time. >> a lot of conversation this morning about what happens with trade in the united states. new york times reporting thi morning russia's reaction to the election outcome, putin sent a telegram saying he hopes the relations between the two countries benefit as well. right now in denver, 5:26. there's a lot more reaction to this election coming up on

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there is the white house. the new president for donald trump in the months ahead when he takes the oath of officer in january. trump is going to -- donald trump will visit the white house tomorrow, and t president also called hillary clinton saying he conveyed admiration for the strong campaign she waged. but this morning, a lot of change and a lot of talk, and a lot of wondering what happens next. >> the question how does america move forward after this and come together. >> good morning, thanks for joining us on the cbs4 morning news. we're bringing you election reaction today. >> the presidential election went well into the early morning hours. let's have a look at where we are right now. >> okay. you can see from this

even here, but there you see when you look closely underneath, trump is pulling ahead just a little bit there. >> the popular vote going to trump and of course the critical states. donald j. trump will be sworn in 72 days from now on friday, january 20th despite what the polls showed before the election. trump won a majority of votes and crucial wins in key battleground states. our jaime yuccas has the latest. >>reporter: of the united states of america trump. >> the crowd roared as trump -- >> i pledge to every citizen of la that i will be president for all americans. >> trump pulled off wins in key battleground states tuesday night including florida, ohio, and north carolina. the trump campaign says hillary clinton called to concede. >> they congratulated us.