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broncos 25, sanes 23. >> a win is a win, the broncos hoping to keep pace in the liely contested afc west. got off to a great start today. something that has troubled them, their first drive ask a good one, jordan taylor. up, 7-0 early. ahead to the fourth quarter, stewart all ov interceptions and a fumble recovery. that one lead to a broncos touchdown. denver took a 23-17 lead, based on brandon, but back come the saints, drew becomes. justin jumps over the line, parks picks up it and takes it to the house.

25 victory, mark whose >> he -- . the broncos somehow walked away with win.

i'm glad he had on white shoes >> what an afternoon for stewart, two interceptions, plus he recovered a fumble. not the biggest name in the "no- fly" zone, but i think stewart had the biggest game. >> he did. >> arabist fan poll tonight, 7- 3, entering, how would you describe the broncos, over achievers, underi chiefers or maybe just right. go to the sports page. up in sports, but a big win for the broncos. >> it was one of those games where you felt the broncos were going to win? >> we'll see you in a bit, >> thanks, mike. >> happens now, crews just finished putting out a fire, now, we just learned the fire burned 300-acres, the view from copter 4 shows the blaze preed

firefighters say a couple of sheds were destroyed. >> new information in the arson fire. cbs 4's melissa garcia tells us the homeowner lost alot more than just the structure. >> the homeowner spent the last 25 years >> sunday light, -- business facebook page shows photo after photo of what appears to be decades worth of intricate artwork. figure reasons ruined in a fire that investigators believe was intentionally set. these are before and after pictures of the property. >> sorry dave lost his house.

entire mountain. >> when something like this happens, it's traumatic for everybody. >> luckily, they didn't. >> >> had he not called and said "i set this fire," we all might be looking what would possession somebody to burn somebody's house down. >> dave will recover from this, dave is a strong person and as strong as you can be. >> friends say skelton has little besides the clothes on his back and insurance is unlikely to cover this. they have set up a go fund me account which you can find a link for.

custody after an unusual chase. >> officer finally captured him. he was armed with a gun and hiding with a car under a dealership. it all started when an under cover officer spotted a suspected car thief. the man we are told slowed down and ditched the car, which started to roll towards the police cruiser, an officer jumped in and pulled the emergency brake. no one was hurt, but the man is facing aggravated auto theft by a previous offender today, hundreds gather at the civic city park after the presidential election. dylan thomas has been following events like this across the state and he joins us at the civic center park good morning, dylan. >> tom, several still remain where the rally began two hours ago, here in civic center park,

called a peace rally encouraging unity in the community. this event was put on by the same group which put together the large protest march across denver last thursday night. tonight event organizers show they wanted to lead the nation in what peaceful want anyone here who would be intending to cause violence or have hate at today's rally. as for counter protest -- one or two individuals were shouting sentiments saying mostly that trump won and people need to gather on. people are playing music, saying different chants, some even saying their sentiments

>> thank you, dylan. >> today, donald trump announced he has filled two top positions in his upcoming administration. meantime, protests continued across the country for the fifth day in a row. >> reporter: donald trump is turning to a washington insider for her white house chiefs of staff, the chairman of the republican national committee. the president ec steven ban none as chief strategist. in a statement, he said -- >> the president elect of the united states of america, donald trump. >> five days after trump's triumph at the polls, his team took to the sunday morning shows to address growing concerns about a divided country. >> it's time for president obama and secretary hillary

is our president. >> reporter: protesters chanting slogans in new york. >> what are the most concerned about? >> that the man is a racist -- >> i don't think he should be subjected to any of this abuse. >> reporter: as these protests marched through the streets of new york, y:es are growing, many of them say these demonstrations will continue until trump addresses their concerns. in his first television interview, trump told 620 minutes lesley stahl he still plans to secure the border with mexico. >> are you really going to build a wall? >> yes. >> they are talking about a fence in a republican congress, would you accept a fence? >> for certain areas, i would, but for certain areas, the wall. i'm very good at this. this is called construction.

political protests took the back seat for another important issue, snow or lack there of. they got their wish in some parts of the high country. this video of the flakes falling in winter park. >> jaime was at a basin. she took the slow moti of the snow falling, james joining us from the weather center. won't be long before we see snow snow came through. no snow in denver, however, we are watching a big system out in the gulf of alaska that will bring a cool change by thursday, maybe some snow right here in denver. >> coming up next, an inside look at the new "star wars"

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at taking a costume from paper to the big screen. >> i want to go back and watch the movies so i can compare what i see here to what i see in the movies. >> >> reporter: checking out the light exhibit. eli had questions about droids >> i was wondering how his head stays on top >> r2-d2, he is a good droid >> reporter: the exhibit features more than 70 pieces. the costumes are the real deal, worn by harrison ford and natalie portman >> the fabrics are quite fabulous. >> >> reporter: carol was impressed >> i think we do look at fashion and costumes alot, but i still think kind of isolating

>> more than 300 additional sketches, prototypes and prompts. they say they have a new appreciation for a classic tale that happened long ago in a galaxy far, far away. "star wars" an the power of costume is an exhibit for all ages, on display through april 2nd of next year happening tonight, we are being treated to the biggest and brightest full moon of the the cocalled super moon will be extra special. it's the closest the moon has come to the earth in nearly 70 years t will not come this way again for a over a decade. >> this is a live look from lookout mountain, 56 degrees out there. a really good shot at it. here's the deal. it's actually a beaver moon,

bigger, because it's orbit takes it closer to the earth. the best time to see it is now if you go out. tomorrow, it will be big as well if you go out after sunset on both nights, it will be really bright and big out there. the closest it has been since 1948 and the next time it will be this close will be 2034. here as satellite and radar together, a little snow mountains as we told you earlier with a cold front coming through, cloud cover early on in the day. we still have some out there filtering the moon shine a little bit out there. it's starting to clear out nicely. here's the system that came through, high pressure will start to resurge over the area, already starting to build up here in arizona. this will slide into the central rockies, coming up tomorrow and at least through the middle of the week.

door will be open for the low pressure to swing through here. over"nightline" readings below -- right now, there is a chance we could see some light snow in the morning early in the morning friday of the week ahead here in denver. not alot, but there is a chance out there, 66 was our high. 67 downtown, normal highs, 53. this morning, we were 42. the morning wasn't quite as cold as the previous one. 60 out there, right now, 54 at the airport, north, northeast wind, six miles per hour. tonight, clouds and moisture, out of here, mostly sun judge to start the day, and during the afternoon, might see one or two clouds here and there, we stay mostly sunny statewide as the high starts to slide back in here. lows tonight, 20s and teens in the mountains, just kind of all over. i think you will get down to 29.

around the east, 50s in the mountains. so, again, the spumone u moon will be around here tonight. don't forget to take a grander at that, temperature wise, we'll be all right. and then tomorrow, we are looking at a high of 70 degrees. mostly sunny, 75 on tuesday, we'll be warming up and 74 on wednesday, i do believe the record high on tuesday is 78, so just a few points under that and thursday, 62, fall shows up. friday morning, early, i think will be overnight thursday into friday. there is a chance we could get a rain/snow mix with a high of 45 degrees. finally, a a little shot -- in sports, what a great win for the denver broncos. >> it wasn't easy, coming up.

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broncos in new orleans, we pick it up in the second half because the first half is kind of boring. tied at 10. trevor, second interception of the day, leading to a saints tv. putting new orleans up 17-10. season-high, for 87-yards, thomas, saints have the ball with less than four minutes to go. drew will find thomas. thomas can't hold onto the ball. saints with another shot, down by six under 2:00 to go, breast finds cooks. sanes would take the lead with an extra point. it's blocked. justin simmons, parks, that

for a 25-23 victory. mark whose was there and saw the whole thing live. this was a rollercoaster >> reporter: i don't know if you can say that one team deserved to win this game more than the other, broncos and sanes made alot of big plays, they also had many mistakes. saints stole most, but the broncos had an answer >> we wanted that was our motto coming to the game. eventually, we come out on top. >> we got six playoff games. if we want to get this first round bye, we have to win out. that's what it takes. we have to do it one game at a time that's what we are doing. >> we keep grinding, taking it one play at a time. two rookies came and won the

for us. >> reporter: broncos enter their bye week with a 7-1 record, one of three teams with seven wins. they are very much in the thick of what will be an interesting afc race. >> it is with seven weeks to go in the nfl season, looking forward to seeing how that plays out. >> plenty more talk about today's win on auto nation -- tonight at chiefs looking for their strait win, cam newton -- carolina jumped out to a 17-0 lead. kansas city's defense would take over. eric runs all over the field and kansas city within three, later in the fourth, another turnover by carolina. that would lead to a kansas city field goal and the chiefs win it 20-17.

host washington state for a 1:30 kickoff saturday. that game going to be nationally televised. at the beginning of the season, no one thought that c-u and washington state would be a matchup, but the bucs continues to roll, their latest win came last night at the hands of arizona. four total touchdowns, including there through the air, phillip lindsay added another three and the bucs are on their first four game winning streak in 14 yes. last night's 29-24 win proving that the rise is real and the coach hoping it's enough to change some people's holiday plans. >> don't go home for thanksgiving. you will need to be there this saturday and next saturday. this is a special time in colorado football. our young men have taken us from good to really good. we can move to great next weekend. >> c-s-u hoops hosting mexico

this one, pretty tight throughout. under three to go, brady with the one, he lead all scorers with 21 and c-s-u improves with a 64-61 win. >>.

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hit city of christ church said the quake lasted a long time and brought powerful after shocks >> it continued for a good two or three minutes. i believe there were possibly two, back-to-back. allowed me enough time to send out atwitter to. >> the tsunami warning has been lifted and cleanup is underway. >> a developing story out of afghanistan. american military base. a suicide bomber blue himself up. four americans were killed. jonathan has more. >> reporter: afghan officials believe the suicide bomber entered on foot and bypassed security by hiding among local afghan staff members reporting for work. once inside of the base, he successfully detonated his

16 other american troops were wounded. the base has been attacked from the outside before, including a motorcycle bombing that killed six american soldiers last year, but today's bombing inside of the base is extraordinary. the air base is america's main military post in afghanistan. and home to most of the 8500 american troops still in the country it's heavily guarded as you can imagine with several layers of security, multiple checkpoints and fences. nine americans have been killed in afghanistan since the start of october. so far, the 15 year war in afghanistan has claimed the lives of 2,294 americans. cbs fews, london. >> reporter: today marks the one year anniversary of the paris terror attacks that killed 130 people. the president of france attended a ceremony today at one of the sites where dozens

one father wrote a book in memory of his daughter. >> i know she is dead and she will not come back. that's the way of thinking about the fact that her life was maybe short, but it was a full life, full of happiness. >> the president uned the concert hall and the national stadium, which were all attacked by islamic extremists new video shows the u.s. coast guard rescuing five people strand the at sea. the boat capsized off the coast of north carolina. the group split up with two of them trying to swim back to shore. >> meteorologist dave is in colorado's weather center.

weather, but we have to get some moisture. >> we may be getting a little bit coming up in a few days, not tomorrow or the next day, but it's in the five-day forecast. tonight, we are looking at the super moon, it's out there tonight in the eastern horizon there is a look from our mouse trap camera. there is a live look for you from lookout mountain, big and bright, 14% brighter than normal. today, believe it or not, light snow in some of the mountains and even areas got a little rain/snow mix there. not much in denver, just some cloud cover that's starting to break off, leading to clear skies. on the bigger picture, looking for rain. there is a cold front there that is starting to move in. that leading edge is not going to affect us, yet, but by the time we get to thursday, there is huge low pressure area in the gulf of alaska. this is the storm system riding

by the time we get to thursday and friday, bigger change coming and we may finally see our first snow of the season here in denver coming up on friday. historic colorado landmark has a new owner, now, the castle will get a face-lift. matt has the details. >> reporter: if these walls could talk, the stores they >> yes at 1903 include people like teddy roosevelt, j-d rockefeller senior and junior. >> reporter: when the red stone castle sold at auction for $2.2 million. >> i got a post card that said it was for sale. we thought it would be interesting. let's go see what it's about. >> reporter: originally built

john paul osgood. >> right now, we are -- >> susan has lived here for two decades. she kind of came with the castle and plans on continuing her job as the tour guide here for visitors. >> it's really exciting for me and for red stone. because this is such an important piece of history. >> i'm not planning to change anything. >> >> reporter: and that's exactly what people woe love this castle were hoping for, new owners that want to keep the castle open for others to enjoy. >> reporter: "cbs 4 news." >> tonight, thousands are honoring the memory of leon russell his wife said he died

the summer. he played backup for several legendary singers such as bob dillon and the beach boys. he was inducted into the hall of fame. he was 74 years old. >> president elect donald trump took to twitter to blast the new york times. take a look -- that claim. >> a trump tweet storm comes after he told cbs that he would be more restained on twitter from now on here's a preview of the interview you will see tonight right after our news. >> you can watch the full interview on 60 minutes, coming up right after our news at 6:00 denver area high school students are responding to the division in the united states

support. these are pictures from cherry creek high school. on friday, students posted positive notes on the more than 900 lockers lining the hallways in the east building >> >> up next, several highly anticipated debuts on the big screen your smart phone may be robbing you of sle

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anticipated movie openings. >> >> "dr. strange" brought in more than $43 million. "trolls" came in second, -- almost christmas and hacksaw ridge round out the top five. >> a new amount of time you spend on your phone can affect how you sleep. poor sleep is associated with diabetes, depression -- >> jenna checks her apps every couple of minutes >> if i were to take an intensely cell phone fast, i don't think it would last long.

affect yourial quality of sleep. more than 650 adults were tracked with regard to their sleeping habits, extended screen time was linked with poor sleep quality, especially for those that used smart phones right before bed. sleep doctors said that may be for a few reasons. >> maybe if you don't sleep well, you look at your phone more often, but looking at your phone exposes you to blue inhibit and fragment your sleep. >> reporter: doctors say getting enough quality sleep is critical for your physical and mental health. poor sleep is linked to obesity, diabetes and depression. jenna said her smart phone habits affected her regular bedtime. doctors say trading the smart phone for a book to unwind before bed could help insure a

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tonight >> it is closer, it's big and bright out there, clouds cleared out just in time to get a good view of that are temperatures are not too bad. 57. here are the particulars for you, the super moon is full tonight, but it will be big and bright tomorrow. if you can't get a look at it, you will get another opportunity. it looks 14% bigger than normal. best viewing, any time after be since 1948, so, it has been quite some time, the next time, it will be this close will be 2034. so, get the kids out to take a look at that. it will be awhile. tonight as we look at the satellite and radar. cloud cover and light rain and mountain snow popped through with the cold front that came through, today. not much moisture in the denver area we saw the clouds, that's

it may happen thursday into friday. let he show you why. here's what happens tomorrow, the big high is strengthening again over arizona. this will pull into the denver metro area tomorrow and stay with us until wednesday. then it starts to breakdown and move out east. opening the door for the trough of low pressure and to move through the area, bringing chances of rain and showers, mountain snow on thursday and maybe rain/snow mix is possible. 66 was our high temperature, 67 downtown, normal is 53 and nowhere near the record, even though we are above normal for the record high of 75 set in 1999. it's cold already, down to 27 degrees. that was from this morning, i take that back. they are in the 50s out there

us, on into the evening tonight, clouds move out, clear tomorrow and by afternoon, tomorrow, not much popping. we might have a couple of clouds building during the later portion of the day, but for the most part, mostly sunny. overnight lows, teens and 20s, 30s and 20s across the east. sterling should be about 28. all right, highs tomorrow, 70s, 60s, in the east. above normal day for us, 50s the mountains, 60s out west. mostly clear, the full moon, tonight, 40 degrees for the overnight low. good air quality. mostly sunny, 70 degrees for the highs tomorrow, keeping the 70s rocking and rolling and 62 thursday, chance of rain develops in the afternoon, over"nightline" thursday into friday, early friday, there might be rain/snow mix as temperatures drop into the 20s

chilly degrees. we might have to wear a coat. >> we wouldn't know what to do. >> thanks, dave. >> donald trump said he will not stop using social media after he is sworn in as president here's a preview of the interview you will see on 60 minutes right after our news. >> >> reporter: are you going to be tweeting and whatever you are upset about just put out there? >> it's a modern form of communication between facebook and twitter and i guess gram i have 28 million people >> reporter: so you are going to keep doing it? >> it's a great form of communication. now, do i say i'll give it up entirely and throw it out? it's a tremendous form. i think i picked up yesterday, 100 thousand people. i'm not saying i love it, but it does get the word out. when you give me a bad story or when you give me an inaccurate story or when somebody other than you and another network or

thing like that, right, i have a method of fighting back >> you are you going to do that as president? >> i'm going to restrained, if i use it at all. it's a modern form of communication. nothing to be ashamed of. it's where it's at. i do believe this, i really believe that the fact that i have such power in terms i think it helped me win all of these races where they are spending much mormony than i spend and i won i think social immediatey has more power than the money they spent and maybe to a certain extent, i proved that

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>> final check on the forecast and the super moon >> super moon, big and bright, get out there. mostly sunny, tomorrow, 70 degrees. we stay in the 7 hostile wednesday. thursday, friday, maybe a little rain/snow mix thursday into friday. next couple of days, fire danger will be elevated. >> thank ngrid) i take pride in getting but when it came to medicare, i was glad i could get a little help. (vo) ingrid and robert called anthem blue cross and blue shield and found an affordable new medicare advantage plan that pays for many of the costs original medicare won't. now they can focus on other important decisions. anthem plans help protect you from high medical costs. so call now to find a new plan that's right for you. choose from one of our plans with monthly premiums as low as zero dollars.

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president-elect seemed more subdued than the candidate had been, and donald trump surprised us when fundamental positions of his seemed open to negotiation. are you really going to build a wall? >> yes. >> stahl: they're talking about a fence in the republican congress. would you accept a fence? >> for certain areas i would. >> stahl: five days after the election, demonstrators across the country are protesting his victory. >> not my president! >> stahl: we asked about that and reports of are acting in threatening ways. >> they're harassing latinos and muslims. >> i am so saddened to hear, that and i say, stop it. if it helps, i will say this and i'll say it right to the cameras. stop it. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm scott pelley. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm lesley stahl. our interview with the president-elect tonight on "60

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