an arson investigation underway after a house burns to the ground in idaho springs. one person is in custody. >> reporter: firefighters called off the attack at 5:00 pm. as you can see behind me, they're back tonight as flared up. the fire may have been started on purpose. crews are investigating it as arson with a possible suspect in custody. >> it was being leased out. the property owner was not there. >> reporter: off-camera, the property owner tells cbs4 he believes an evicted extenant may be to blame. >> there is a lot of contarns here proshgs pain and fuel -- containers here, propane and

remained under a fire ban saturday. >> it's basically an athletic event for firefighters. >> reporter: the closest hydrant more than 4 miles away. >> we expected we would potentially lose this structure. >> reporter: despite an aggressive attack in the air and on land, their attempts were no match to the fire's remote location. >> it's part of living in the mountains in rural areas. your fire protection is limited and slow. >> reporter: luckily no one out here tomorrow morning to put out any remaining hotspots. people across the country are hitting the streets for a fourth day to protest president elect donald trump. earlier today, thousands marched through downtown los angeles. and in new york, a crowd marched to trump

in boulder a crowd of about 100 people blocked a roadway briefly. dylan thomas is hiefsh in fort collins where demonstrators found a counter protest. >> reporter: here about 500 people gathered to protest the election of donald trump. they were saying they woulded it to be peaceful without any issues disruption the public. the public, suppose we spoke witho there should be no fear in the first place. >> reporter: for many who attended saturday's protest -- >> this is about people getting together and feeling safe and comfortable. >> reporter: a crowd of around 500 people gathered to show their opposition of president elect donald trump. they said the rally was organized with peace in mind unlike some others across the nation. >> it makes people very angry

connected. >> reporter: some like representative said there already is peace. >> raising a nation of wimps! they can't handle the word conservative! >> reporter: some counter protestors holding signs reading suck it up. feet away from the rally, he says those opposed aren't the only ones frustrated. >> so am i. so are a lot of other people with the way a lot of the folks on the other side are handling this election. >> reporter: causing some to change. >> i understand that you think it's over. but people are still hurting. it's gonna take some time. >> it's four years. we're gonna be okay. >> reporter: he fliel thinks all this -- actually thinks all this unrest will continue throughout trump's presidency. those who organized this event were out here collecting names

rallies. denver high school students, denver area students are responding to the division in the u.s. with a message of love and support. these are pictures of cherry creek high school. on friday students posted positive notes on the more than 900 lockers lining the hallways in the east building. president elect donald trump is vetting possible cabinet members for his new administration. and while he didn't comment on the a positive message. >> reporter: donald trump had no public events on saturday but he did tweet once saying "this will prove to be a great time in the lives of all americans." in his first postelection interview, he told 60 minutes he owes his victory partly to social media. >> the fact that i have such power in terms of numbers with facebook, twitter, instagram,

all of these races. i won. >> reporter: trump also told 60 minutes he is keeping some of obamacare's key provisions. >> are you going to make sure that people with preconditions are still covered? >> yes because it happens to be one of the strongest assets. >> you're gonna keep that. >> also with the children living with their parents for an extended period. >> reporter: the president elect will keep advisors, replacing chris christie, mike pence will chair trump's transition team. sources say michael flynn is in the running for national security advisor. nude gingrich is a possibly pick for secretary of state. watch the interview with donald trump and the next first family on 60 minutes tomorrow at

a group protesting the dooktd access pipeline currently under construction. that pipeline will carry crude oil from north dakota to illinois. native americans and environmentalists say it could threaten the water supply of millions. and it disrespects sacred lands. a search is underway for a hit and run driver hit and suffered serious injuries remember the driver took off. troopers are searching for a man driving a 2009 black or gray bmw sedan. protestors break out in cincinnati after a judge declared mistrial in the case of a police officer who killed an unarmed black man.

in the murder trial of a white police officer, protestors poured into the streets. >> reporter: it started with a traffic stop and kaes laid into a fatal shooting. >> reporter: was it murder? on saturday a dozen jurors, 10 white and 2 black emerged after 25 hours to say they couldn't agree. >> by reason of your this case a mistrial. >> reporter: the officer fired the wult that killed sam dubose, an african american. the prosecutor has until november 28th to decide on a retrial. >> i think we need to recognize how much effort went into this case by the state and i and hope that everyone takes a deep breath. >> reporter: the officer in

died, the car will you evered forward. tensing has been fired from the police department but even if he's guilty of bad police work, that does not mean he's guilty of murder. an yoop date on a water main break in capitol hill. this was the scene at 6th and logan yesterday. a cast iron pipe flooding the street. workers replaced the damaged pipe but they didn't last long. crews made more repairs early this morning. and the roads have since reopened. coloradans turned out today for denver's annual veterans day parade. the event honored those who have served. >> reporter: thousand s of people lined civic center park for the annual veterans day parade in downtown denver.

in. my son spent three tours in iraq. and my granddaughter is in there now. >> reporter: with american flags in hand, families spen their saturday morning honoring the many men and women who have served our great country. some families took time to heal ahead of the parade, alongside governor hickenlooper and congressman coffman as names of fallen heroes were read at the colo >> today is about honoring everybody including him. >> reporter: 23-year-old david thankaed me the ultimate sacrifice in afghanistan. >> every day. it would be great if today he was in the parade as opposed to having his name read

just that he's not here. for four americans killed in afghanistan. how a suicide bomber evaded security. >> an emotional sting concert in paris as the site of a terror attack reopens. ? ? [ singing ] ? ? >> wildfires are burning in north carolina, georgia, and kentucky. why investigators believe a pickup crashing into a restaurant. no accident. >> two cold fronts. one will drop the temperature a little bit tomorrow. the other might deliver some rain before next week. >> and mass chaos in the world of college football. three of the top-4 teams lose! and denver, we have a problem.

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after security was breached at the largest military base in afghanistan. officials believe a suicide bomber answer issed by hiding among afghan staff. once inside he detonated smoifb, killing two -- explosives, killing two service members and is two american contractors. 16 other american troops were injured. the taliban has taken responsibility. a concert hall in paris has reopened one year after terrorists opened fire on the crowd british singer sting headlined the first show at the venue since that massacre. ? ? [ singing ] ? ? ? [ music ] ? ? >> sing started his concert with a minute of silence for the victims. security was tight

wind and dry conditions are spreading wildfires currently burning in the south. officials believe many of them were deliberately set. an investigation is underway into more than 20 spisht fires burning in national fires and state parks in north carolina. the governor has declared a state of emergency in several counties. many families have been forced from their one home. one tenth of a mile from others. >> in southern kentucky, four wiselies are believed to be the result of four play. a 21-year-old was arrested for arson. he is a wanna be weatherman who admitted to starting a wildfire to get attention on facebook. this was no accident. after that truck smashes the storefront two, men run inside.

thieves remain on the run. you may not need a coat. >> we're gonna knock down the temperature a little bit tomorrow with a cold front coming through. there might even be a little mountain snow up high in the northern mountains. tonight clouds drifting out west. for the most part, mostly clear across the state. the midsection. cool high pressure coming out of can dark moving down to atlanta. there is a cold front moving through utah. the moisture end of this is way up into canada. this front, the tail end of it will ride this high into colorado. might be a little dursting of snow above -- dusting of snow

mountains. briefly. then just high clouds during the morning hours. we'll be a little breezy, a few clouds in the afternoon and drop temperatures a little tomorrow. out here, there's a bigger front that's attached to a big low pressure area way up in the gulf offa, lava. now we'll come swooping down, thursday, friday, and part of saturday, really dropping our temperatures around here. and we have a slight chance of rain and maybe even a few places with snow possible in some of the america. it's a small, small chance at this time. but there is a chance. today we made it to 71 at dia. 72 downtown. normal high is 54. the airport dropped down to 28 degrees this morning. nowhere near the record of 13 below. 47 degrees out there right now downtown. a southwest wind at 11. humidity 41%.

with 46. and 73 from loveland. tomorrow night we have the big if you mean moon. a big supermoon tomorrow night. it'll look 30% brighter and 14% bigger. hopefully the clouds will be out of here. monday will be pretty bright as well. this be the clove the moon has been since 1948. and the next time will be 2034. tonight we'll drop to 38 degrees. 70 on monday, 74 on tuesday. 70s rolling through on wednesday. and 54 on thursday with a slight chance of rain. and the rest of that forecast friday. maybe a few morning flakes and 40 degrees, cool saturday by back to 60s by

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