markers there on the ground. and police obviously still on scene here tonight. this is under a block from 16th street mall. according to a spokesperson for the department, this started about 2:00 this afternoon. several people, police couldn't say how many, started fighting and at some point, someone opened fire. two men were shot. one of them died from his injuries. the other is now in the hospital. when police got here, witnesses told them two people ran from the area and hopped bus. >> two individuals who are possiblily involved in the situation boarded an rtd bus. officers located the bus and stopped it at the 1700 block of chama street and removerred the people from the bus without incident. >> reporter: now, according to police, those two people are only detains now. no arrests have been made. police said they were not looking for any other suspect ins the area.

that fight or how those involved knew each other. we will have much more on this story coming up on cbs4 news at 6:00 and 10:00. >> thank you karen. now, wikileaks want to get to more breaking news of a billing. it has collapsed. you can see in the live picture from copter 4 right here, this is on north gilpin and 30th. it appears one wall of the building blew out when the section of roof fell in. there are any injuries. we will have more much as it comes in tonight. this is the news in campaign 2016. the long vicious race for the white house ended with voters electing donald trump president. he will take the oath of office in 71 days. hillary clinton conceded this morning. >> and president obama said he will do everything to make trump's transition a smooth one. political specialist shaun boyd joins us tonight. the wild card candidate wins the race. >> reporter: donald trump is

how he won, summed up in part by his ofh repeated sentiment to drain the swamp. he billed himself as an halt of change. but he will encounter resistance to some of the change from his own party. >> the president-elect of the united states of america, donald trump. >> reporter: with that, donald trump began the transition vowing reconciliation. >> i pledge to every citizen of our planned that i will be president for all americans. >> reporter: the self- proclaimed blue collar billionaire, he is clashing with his own party on some of his own issues. the tpp deal is essentially dead and many epa regulations and he says he will repeal and

but he will face pushback making allies pay for their defense, building the wall, mass deportations and raising taxes on imports. >> we will no longer settle on anything less than the best. >> we have seen that our nation is more deeply divided than we thought. but, i still believe in america. and i always will. >> reporter: hillary clinton and president obama urge supporters to give trump a his success in uniting and leading the country. >> reporter: even as the president's legacy achievements stand to be dismantled. >> our work on this movement is now really just beginning. >> reporter: colorado one of the few battlegrounds that trump lost. based on turnout in two of the swing counties, women voters were a big factor here. but nationwide, cbs news exit polls show trump won white

romney among latinos. 88 pecuniary of republicans backed him. the supreme court likely a big moe motivator. trump's headquarters in denver became the subject of vandals again. they spray painted no all over the building. no one had reported it to the police. the building at 18th and clarkson was hit twice last week, one suspect was arrested in connection to one of those im prompted student walk-outs at two of the boulder high schools. copter 4 shows us the scene at boulder high. students carrying signs an even some with mexican flags. we saw the same thing in cities all over the country. check out berkeley, california. hubs of students from different high schools there joined together in protest. cbs4's rick sallinger joining us live from noel unit art school in denver's montbello neighborhood.

presidency. >> reporter: well, they do, jim, this school has a large minority population. some of the students are illegal immigrants. and, they feel this election did not go their way. there were tears and disillusionment. the fear of democracy gone wrong. >> they don't want their dreams diverted or eliminated on canceled by the actions by the election today. >> reporter: th the students in this school are hispanic. some carried signs denouncing the president-elect. >> are you worry about deportation? >> definitely worried about that. >> reporter: the fears of many of these students are not shared universally. >> no, i'm not scared at all. >> reporter: isabel says her husband is undocumented. she is the leader of the

libre niche initiative. >> do you think we will see mass deeper malaysian? >> i deportation? >> i think he knows the hispanic community is crucial to the united states. >> reporter: but places like here, the reality of a trump presidency has triggered an emotional reaction. >> my parents came here for me to have a bright future. >> reporter: a future perceived much brighter to before. the students here put together a letter with their feelings on it. in part, it reads we will not be scared. we unite, stick together. and respond with faith and peace. live in montbello, rick sallinger, cbs4 news. on the business side, overnight concerns on wall street over a trump presidency ended today. by day's end, the dow was up a

the nasdaq jumped 57 and the s&p, 23. and a reminder you can find all the election results across colorado using a link that you will find on cbsdenver.com. new developments in a shooting investigation that left a police officer injured and two men dead. started yesterday morning with a shoot on delmar circle in aurora. one man died there. then later, police found the suspect at a home on east 46th avenue in denver. one officer was shot before e suspect was killed. our jennifer brice live at the university of colorado hospital. and the officer shot is recovering tomorrow. >> reporter: aurora police's chief drove home the point that this could easily have a very different outcome. that bullet is lodged inside his face. now, we also learned the suspect's child was in the cross fire of the bullet's

father. >> reporter: police say the shooting began at an apartment complex off of delmar in aurora where the suspect shot and killed antonio norwood. officers watched him walk outside with his infant daughter. >> he was carrying an infant that we believe to be his child in a carrier. he loaded the carrier into the vehicle. >> reporter: police say that is then the suspect reached for a handgufi two aurora cops were still inside their cars and the denver officer standing outside in uniform. all three returned fire killing the suspect. >> the directional fire was at specifically at him. and, they were aware it could go into the vehicle. >> reporter: the baby is okay. during the gunfire, an aurora officer was shot in the face while inside his car. chief metz shows us that wound. >> right up by his nose.

different type of trajectory or ... been a half inch to an inch higher, i'm not sure what kind of a message we would have been given today. >> reporter: he is thankful the officers reacted the way they did. >> had they not reacted the way they did, they may not have been able to prevent our officer from getting further injury. >> reporter: and, the injured officer's name is not being released at this time. i'm told he has been with the department since 2003 and team. live in aurora, jennifer brice, cbs4 news. >> thank you jen. larimer county investigators want to find a man accused of trying to kidnap a teenage girl. they released a sketch of this as much. the girl was waiting for a friend on the sidewalk in berthoud when the man ran up behind her, grabbed her by the arm and pulled her into the street. but she was able to run away. the security video is

bank in denver. >> and a colorado nurse accused of stealing painkillers back before a judge today. what we learned about her past at other hospitals. >> clear skies today. a lot of sunshine, so, nothing on radar, in fact, look at the western two-thirds of the u.s. nothing on there at all. but we have cooler weather coming our way. the question is, just how much cooler? that's coming up. >> the broncos offense has been offensive lately. coming up in sports i will tell you why the bigger story this week might be on the other side of the ball. >> we also continue to follow breaking news rite now of a roof that has collapsed. you can see it in this picture here from copter 4. this is son north gilpin and 30th. we have learned construction crews were trying to raise the roof to make the building taller when the roof crashed

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strike again. the fbi calls the armed men dangerous. they hit the key bank on south colorado in denver yesterday morning. our tom mustin live there now. we know this is a busy location. and this was mid-morning. >> reporter: jim, it happened in broad daylight with school in session. right? just a few feet away right next to the play. the fbi says the men walked inside the building. roughed up the employees and disappeared with the cash. tonight, agents say finding these brazen bandits is priority. c.j. larken spoke for her fellow neighbors after a violent robbery at the key bank near her denver home. >> that is very scary. >> reporter: surveillance video from monday morning shows a gold dodge intreped pulling in. two people come out of the car and enter the billing with guns drawn. the men jump over the counter

think they were going to get out of this robbery alive. >> reporter: debra sherman with the fbi says the bandits may have truck before and their terrifying assault has agents concerned. >> the men were very violent. very dangerous. they real held people hostage. threatened their lives. >> reporter: the bank is located right next to the most precious blood catholic school. larken says children and families were just a few feet away. >> that is so scary. a lot of people are that is particularly concerning. >> reporter: sheman says a third man drove the get away car. with no leads and the brazen suspects still on the run, larken believes the bandits will strike again. >> if they were going do do it this close to a school right off a main drag, i think that is really worrisome. >> reporter: now, the fbi really doesn't have a lot to go on and the race of the suspects

gold 2002 dodge. live in denver, tom mustin, cbs4 news. >> thanks tom. developing now, a former nurse from university hospital accused of stealing painkillers meant for patients goes before a judge. we learned today that kacye unruh was fired from other suspects under suspicion of stealing syringes. and replacing them with saline. we also learned she positive for hepatitis c. 30 patients were tested for it and they came back negative. ed greene checking the screen. a balmy 65 out? >> right now, 65. normal high this time of year is 55. a lot of sunshine. just a few scattered clouds on doppler 4,000. so, let's go to the hour by hour forecast. here it is 5:00. i will run it until news time tomorrow. and you can see it going through overnight. into thursday morning. afternoon, and evening right up

that is how dry it has been out here. but you know that. we have a cold front draped over the eastern seaboard. showers all the way down to the coastal area into texas. but look at all of this high pressure. got into the 70s today. but, this time of year, it is tough to keep the 70s around. let's go to lauren whitney in the colorado weather center. >> for people wanning it to feel like fall, this cold front in the pacific northwest, it will cruise down our ahead of it tomorrow, it will get a little windy. tomorrow evening, tomorrow afternoon, you will see the winds pick up. as we head into the evening hours and overnight into friday, the cold front heads through and it will knock our temperatures down. some areas may only be in the 50s as we head toward friday. it will cool off for us just a bit. and if you are wondering about moisture, it will still be a lilt l while headed our way. we head toward november 16. these are long range models we are looking at headed toward the end of the week, next

and snow. until then, it is just going to be fairly mild, and dry for us. and ed, the 70s will make a come back though we will cool off later in week. >> i think you are right lauren. dia and downtown started off at 34 and 38. should be at 27. highs should be 55. and, these highs just two off the record high from way back in 1927. eight below the record. didn't get anywhere close to that. from our weather watcher, 65 in alamosa centennial, 75 degrees. 65 now. cooloff at the airport to 58. northeast at 9 for the winds 21% humidity. steady barometer. good news, colton horn keystone resort to open november 18. cold enough to keep the snow guns going. though there is not a cloud in the sky. steam boat springs will open november 23. they have the snow guns going. a beautiful shot here, look at the sawatch range.

arsenal national wildlife refuge. there's the american bison. good looking animals. temperatures tonight, 30s , a couple of 20s , teens and 20s in the high country. out west, 20s , 30s , and 40 degrees. here is the cooler air lauren was talking about. 50s , 60s , 70s over the south. 50s and 60s in the high countries and 60s for the west. tonight, look allot clear skies, low, 40 and 39. tomorrow, ol above normal. 65 and 64. so that is by about 10 degrees with sunny skies. then, as we take a look ahead. 60 on veteran's day. then we go back to the mid to upper 60s as we head into next week. >> it is just getting freaky now. >> it is. >> yeah, all right. well, if anyone knows that life can change in a moment's notice, it is craig toller. >> he lost both legs when a suspected intoxicated driver hit him on the fourth of july. now, he is talking to her jennifer brice.

person's life. >> i knew that it was very severe. and that i was lucky to be alive. >> reporter: we will show you how he is starting over. >> i don't have any time to waste, you know, on feeling sad. >> reporter: and why he is an inspiration. >> you don't allow yourself to be put in a bad mind set. tomorrow is a new day. >> what a story. see more of craig's courage and his remarkable will to live tonight on cbs4 news at 10:00. and sports tonight, wait until you see how lost. it is painful. >> and the broncos no-fly zone

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>> matt ryan, drew brees, phillip rivers, derek carr. all of them have been or will be broncos opponents this season as top passing leaders. second on the list, is drew brees. the new orleans qb is first in yards per game. second in total passing yards. and, second now, despite playing some of the best qbs in the league, the broncos have given up the fewest passing yards per game this season. and, that will certainly be tested yet again on sunday. >> we face some really good quarterbacks, and, this one has to be at the top of the list. he is exceptional. one of the finest players i have ever seen being a quarterback guy. and watching that position. this guy has been exceptional for years an years. really at the top of his game.

to be great. another opportunity to go out and compete against somebody who is looked at as the best. it is a challenge we want every week. >> well, if you turned off the nuggets game early last night, you missed an ugly finish. they went up by one. then they got the ball back. looked like it would be an easy win. problem was, they turned the ball over off of the inbounds pass. michael malone is like what is going on? so memphis get it .7 seconds to go. lobs it up to gasol. the nuggets lose in heartbreaking fashion. they are now 3-3. as a consolation prize, they get to host the warriors tomorrow. sports and politics don't mix often, but when they do, it becomes a headline. when donald trump read a letter president-elect bill belichick, it got attention. >> we have a huge game this week. it is a great football team.

going forward. seattle. >> your teams always good at keeping outside distractions on the outside given the nature of this presidential race. >> seattle. >> do you find it helpful. >> seattle. seattle. seattle. [ laughter ] >> seattle. [ laughter ] >> cleveland. >> cleveland. [ laughter ] >> we were doing the same thing two weeks ag

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