trump be able to do with just the stroke of a pen? >> here is our political specialist shaun boyd. >> reporter: donald trump will need congressional approve for some of his goals but he can deliver on a number of promises with the stroke of a pen. president obama made many major changes by executive action and trump can undo those immediately. as well as pass his own executive orders. donald trump's plan to crack down on illegal immigration, the driving forces protest. >> up to a point, presidents do have considerable say. >> reporter: political science professor norm says trump can resend obama's executive order shielding children brought here illegally from deportation. >> anything that is an executive agreement can change with the executive. >> reporter: but rounding people up and busing them back takes money. congress controls the pursestrings and would likely

by president-elect trump. and, the legislative branch of the party, especially in the senate. >> among other executive actions, trump could e race, the iran nuclear deal and nafta and raising tariffs on chinese and mexican imports. >> anything that has been negotiated, theoretically, is up. you can do what you want essentially. >> reporter: and while voters clearly have high expectations. >> the notion that the chief executive is the one who controls everything is one of the most dangerous political ideas that we have ever developed. >> reporter: one thing trump can't do alone is repeal and replace obama care. he needs congress and republicans don't have a 60 vote supermajority to make it happen. they can, however, dismantle many of the key provisions.

boyd, cbs4 news. >> president obama marked his final veteran's day in office with the traditional visit to arlington national cemetery. >> he praised the u.s. armed services and had a message about national unity. this is the news across america tonight at 6:30. the commander-in-chief laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier this morning. he has done that seven times during his presidency. obama called on americans to serve in other ways like practicing kindness and respect. >> on veteran's acknowledge humblely we can never receiver our veterans in quite the way they served us but we can try. >> this comes days after president-elect trump was elected. the mother of an accused serial killer in south carolina says her son is "very misunderstood." todd kohlhepp facing at least four counts of murder after

they found a woman chained up in his storage container and three bodies buried nearby. in an interview with cbs's 48 hours, she says she hates hearing people call her son a monster. >> he wasn't doing it for enjoyment. he was doing it because he was mad and he was hurt. >> you can watch the full interview on 48 hours tomorrow night at 9:00 here on 4. state of the art satellite built in earth after a successful launch today. the world view 4 blasted off from the air force base in california just before noon. it was built by lockheed martin in littleton and it will be administered by the same as google maps. >> it is amazing. well, costumes from a far

museum. >> we talked to someone from skywalker ranch about the new exhibit. star wars and the power of costume. >> and the weak cold front pushed on through. we stayed in the 60s today. but hey, we have got 70s in your forecast with lots of sunshine. how far into the 70s we go? that's coming up. ,,

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here. >> we have super excited to bring power of costume to denver. it is a star wars costume exhibition so we have over 70 costumes that the actors war in the films from a new hope all the way to the force awakens. >> not only are there costumes but the development of the costumes right? >> right. so what we have done, working with our partner at the smithsonian is we create an exhibit that looks at the power of creativity and the process. so, from the costume sketch to the final costume they wear, when does that happen? we pull back the curtain on film production and look at it through the telling of costumes. >> we look at it. things were a little dirty. they were very realistic. that's cool. >> that makes star wars so fun. it is a gritty universe. lived in, dirty, gritty, used.

it is now going a whole different direction. it is the power of being a queen and royalty. so, you see the contrast between the old gritty star wars universe and the new almost like, coach level quality for the queens. >> it is fascinating to see the whole creative process. >> it is a pleasure. i hope everybody goes to see cigarette a great job by the storm troopers. star wars, the power of costume runs this sunday through april 2 at the denver art museum. visit cbsdenver.to tickets. and, they are going fast. and, ed is up next with that weekend forecast. >> if you have a news tip or a story idea, we want to hear from you. call our tip line at 303-863- tips. that is 303-863-8477 or send us an e-mail through

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hussein. iraqi officials say more than 100 isis militants have been killed so far. fans of leonard cohen are paying respects at his montreal home. he died in los angeles at 82 years old in a career spans half a century. his unique somber style earned him the nicknaming the god father of gloom. cohen was assignment a poet and a novelist. he passed away russia one step closer to banning linkedin. they say the ban would deny millions of russian users an opportunity to grow their businesses. it is not clear yet when the site will be blocked but russian state media reports that could happen early next week. and we have clear skies. >> we do. >> sunshine. clear skies. >> we cool off 7 degrees today.

more than that as we head into next week. first, let's go outside and take a look. you see traffic moving along justifiable look, the snow is slowing traffic down. but not this year. doppler 4,000 shows we have a few clouds pushing through the area. if you take a look at the big picture, nothing going on around the nation. big ridge of high pressure over the center of the u.s. you can see this moving up to the north and you see some snow going on there. a couple of showers over the gulf coastal area. here is the cold front bringing cooler air into the area. it leaves tomorrow and we start to warm it up again. 61 and 62 is what we did today. normal highs, 54. 76 is the record. 26 and 31 is where we started out. this is finally normal. normal low this time of the year. northwest evergreen. 56 in dean trail.

52 and 45 right now. we have a south breeze at 12, 44% humidity. and we do have a steady barometer. when the sun gets low, and there are clouds, some of the mountain tips block the suns rays and you see this effect you see. this from jennifer. and this is from michael smith. the same way. we turn this one a little more. and you see this one from doug peters. he calls it his broncos sunset complete with goal posts. i got to like that. temperatures tonight, mostly in the 20s and the eastern plains. temperature ins the 30s . then tomorrow, we start to warm it up once again. we will see 60s over the eastern plains. 40s , 50s with a few 60 . let's look at the forecast. mostly clear skies. 35 and 33 by morning. then tomorrow, mostly sunny and milder conditions as we approach 70 degrees. more of the same sunday.

degrees. those are temperatures we expect in late septemberful well, our school visit takes us to american academy in parker. hear all the second graders ready to learn about the weather. meteorologist dave aguilera stopped in to talk about the forecasting using everything from the thermometers to weather balloons. kids learned about tornadoes with his tornado machine. an of course, they get to make snow. we wish we could do that nor the ski areas too. anderson shooting video of his visit. loves making a mess. >> he does. >> he is good at it. >> thanks ed. well parks around the country are adding new benches with high-tech additions.

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discount day in 2009. brilliant. the company sold $5 billion worth of goods in the first hour hour of sales today. that is more than black friday and cyber monday sales combined. nintendo released a new version of its classic gaming system. it cost $60. comes preloaded with classic games like super mario brothers. sellers on ebay are taking advantage of its popularity. some are another nintendo gadget is on the list of top toys for 2016. the nintendo quad copter is appropriate for kids nine and older and the top gift for little girl is a single princess alana. the advertisers will no longer be able to choose the race or ethnicity of the people

it is big disabled for ads offering housing, employment, or credit, they argued the tool was letting advertisers avoid offering products and services to minority groups. and, developing now, artificial sweetener company splenda is suing dunkin donuts. they used to offer it but now offers a chinese off brand that comes in the distinct yellow packets. they claimed dunkin donuts falsely indi splenda in the drinks and they are damaging their reputation. dunkin donuts is not commenting. new tonight, cities all over the country installing benches that are free phone charging stations and can be wi- fi hot spots. they do that without using electricity. mark albert explains. >> reporter: these benches are causing double takes in washington dc. and that is exactly what parks and recreation director keith

outside to injoy our parks, stay longer. >> reporter: the sufa benches named after the boston company that makes them uses a square solar panel in the middle to power the chargers and the wi- fi chargers that are free and don't come with a password. >> there it is. we are connected. >> cities are really excited about it. >> reporter: sandra richter is the ceo. >> we have been bringing these benches into low income neighborhoods. low incomesc starting to ship them overseas. >> reporter: in fact, the seven foot benches bolted to the ground are already in five countries and 65 cities. washington dc spent $7,000 on each bench and is the first city to add wi-fi. they just rolled them out and residents are starting to take notice. >> what do you think it is? >> reporter: albert gray was happy to learn the bench could charge his phone. >> i think it's great! >> i just used it friday to

like tonja perry use the benches they hope to expand them in more of the capitals. nearly 400 parks. mark albert, cbs news, washington. >> great conversation starter huh? >> right, everybody will be sitting around there. what is that? we will check our i... i... i wanted those... no you didn't... hefty slider bags cost less than ziploc. you'll thank me later. oh...

>> students and denver take to the streets to protest president-elect donald trump. that is where we begin the reporter brief. >> reporter: i'm jennifer brice in denver. hundreds of middle and high school students walked out of class today protesting president-elect donald trump. many of the students say that they are concerned that their own families will be deported under trump's presidency. this is the second walk-out for dps schools since the election. >> reporter: i'm melissa garcia

hole after a major water main break. an original cast iron pipe put in back in 1890 burst open and flooded the street here at sixth and logan. crews had to shut off the water and that affected dozens of nearby residents and businesses. little india was one of those that had to turn countless customers away. now, crews have replaced that 16-inch diameter busted pipe. they had to they are working to fix the pavement. it will remain shut down until they have it fixed. denver water officials believe it has to do with the pipe's old age. coming up at 7:00, we have a report of a little brushing fire at iliff and valencia. >> i'm surprised we have not had both of them. >> i have five aces in my hand. 68 on saturday. 67 toned.

sunshine all the way. >> you will win a lot with five days. >> yeah. i will. i am so far. >> and get thrown out of a lot of placets. >> thank you for joining us on colorado's news channel. >> enjoy that balmy evening. we will look for you tonight at 10:00. ,,

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macgyver: dating is weird. i mean, my grandfather used to tell me stories about diners and drive-ins. now, it's movies at cemeteries and escaping locked rooms. what's romantic about that? oh, hey. don't forget to, uh, check the corners and around the doorframes, because the last escape room i did, they hid the final clue in a corner behind a bookshelf and i almost ran out of time-- ruined my perfect record. that's not gonna happen again. macgyver: think outside the box? i might be able to do that. you know what? i think there's a symbol over here, but i can't read it without a black light. yeah, okay, that means that we have to find a black light somewhere in this room. oh. you know, it'd probably be faster if we just built one. right.

with a special filter that removes most of the visible spectrum, allowing only ultraviolet light to pass through. and they're easy to make using a smartphone's led and the magnetic disk from an old 3.5 floppy as the filter. cindy: what are you doing? take a look. oh, wow, you built a black light? how did you do that? i watch a lot of youtube videos. okay, well that's, um, a tarot card. the fool. lovers. great. we just need one more to get out of here. macgyver: and then it hits me. here i am in a locked room with a beautiful, intelligent woman and i'm trying to get out? what am i, crazy? um, you're gonna ruin my perfect record.