set to go off in the middle of a mountain town. witnesses tell what they saw during a deadly shooting on the 16th street mall this afternoon. the day after the election is a busy one for the president elect. some of those who didn't vote for trump let their feelings go public. and we ask for one word to describe the days emotions. teamwork from the broncos on the latest internet craze although we're not sure why one of them decided to strike this us 9news starts now. the call for unity and a peaceful transition has not resonated with everyone everywhere. in cities across the country people are refusing to accept the results of last night in the presidential race. in front of trump tower a group held signs and chanted not my

west coast. five people were shot near the protest in seattle. police say the shootings were not related. a small crowd gathered in denver in front of the state capitol. they stood on the sidewalk and got the attention of passing drivers. more protests are planned for tomorrow in denver. meanwhile the white house is getting ready to welcome president elect donald trump tomorrow. it will be about the transition of power. one that president obama says he addressed today. he says the of their way to help him and he plans to do the same. there's talk about the supreme court and president obama's nominee for the court. part of trimz's plans is to -- donald trump's plan is to begin the replacement process. he's considering a list of 20 potential nominees. come b up. trump -- coming up, trump's first 100 days in office.

colorado told kyle about the talk of massive deportations. gunfire in downtown denver ended with one dead and two in custody. police are investigating what led to the shooting near 16th and champa. we're there tonight. that is is a busy area. a lot of people saw what happened this afternoon. >> definitely, kooim. it happened -- kyle. it happened less nan a block away from the mall -- than a block away from the mall. police investigated in the street as well as in the hotel. we know from denver police that two men were shot. both were taken to the hospital. one of those men died and this afternoon the other was being treated for injuries. after the shooting happened in the afternoon two possible suspects hopped on board an rtv bus. denver police were able to stop that bus on champa street. several viewers sent us cell phone videos showing officers with their guns drawn stopped in the middle of the street. first they ordered a man off

they have not made any arrests so far so they asked us to blur the suspects faces to protect the investigation at the point. one employee at a subway had a clear view of the suspects being detained this afternoon. she said she knew something was wrong when she saw that bus stopped in the middle of the street. >> at that time there was probably a swarm of cop cars. all homeland security. we thought it was weird. and then it was crazy when they started bringing out guns. >> another viewer sent us this video. also taken after the shooting. it shows a transit officer jerry, bringing a little girl and woman to safety this afternoon. you can see the bus stopped in the background. police have not released the names of the suspects or the victims in this shooting. and kyle, as for champa street it was closed from 15th to 17th for much of the afternoon.

>> let's here it for that officer jerry grabbing that little girl and getting her to safety. thank you. banks have a lot of cameras and they did what they were supposed to do in denver. the robbery happened in denver. the camera snapped the two parking their car, going inside, jumping the counter. they were about six feet none tall. one had pink gloves. they're hoping the car will be easy to pick out. it's a gold dodge, possibly a 2002. a man from california was told today he could spend the rest of his life in prison if convicted of trying to set off a bomb. police say he left the homemade device and tried to set it off remotely. we were in court for the first

>> on this day. >> we are close knit. >> she sought two things from the courthouse. >> peace. >> i was surprised at my anger. >> and a chance to look at the man who almost took away the lives of those she loved. >> we want to see him in prison for the rest of his life. we want him to understand what it is he nearly did to us. >> it was only 28 days ago when her friends found rm a back -- themselves near a backpack. he was looking up to blow -- looking to blow up the police station. >> most of us were in the vicinity. >> the bomb was so first kated and laced with arsenic. reasons to deny bail. >> we're adjusting. >> a plea she will not accept. >> i'm not sure i believe in retribution. but i believe in justice.

again. >> 11 times he tried detonating the bomb with a prepaid cell phone. through cell traces and surveillance video they tracked him to chicago. >> the horror of what nearly happened to us and our town. >> for her and her friends. >> is almost incomprehensible. >> wednesday may have not brought peace. >> i was angry. >> but it did lay the groundwork for it. >> it goes a long way towards >> he currently faces charges of attempts to detonate a weapon of mass destruction. it carries a possible death sentence. it didn't go off but shook the town. >> thank you very much, dan. a roof collapse in denver created quite the mess today. no injuries thankfully. denver firefighters say no one was inside at the time the roof collapsed due to construction work. there have been

election. many people have been chanting, some we can't say on tv. many of the protesters acknowledge they're not going to change the result. they believe it could have an effect on the future and send a message to the trump administration. political leaders are doing what we expect on this day after election day, coming together. >> to all republicans, and democrats, and independents across time for us to come together as one united people. >> donald trump is going to be our president. we owe him an open mind and the chance to lead. >> the peaceful transition of power is one of the hallmarks of our democracy. and over the next few months we are going to show that to the world. >> donald trump heard a voice out in this country that no one

connected in ways with people no one else did. he turned politics on its hid. and now -- head. and now donald trump will lead a unified republican government. >> democrats including nancy pe lo see says -- pe losy say they're looking for -- nancy pe low see says -- pelosi says she's in with them. he has an action plan he announced a few weeks before his election. in october trump spelled out what he wants to accomplish in three areas, clean up corruption in washington, protect american workers, and restore security and the constitutional rule of law. among them removal of more than two million criminal illegal immigrants, a renegotiation of

act, obamacare. trump calls it his contract with the american voter. trump's comments about mexico and illegal immigration made most believe he would have trouble attracting hispanic voters. they gave more support to trump than mitt romney or during bob dole's campaign against clinton. nationally hispanics favored hillary clinton by a 69 our partners at usa today looked back to elections. it shows the percentage of hispanic votes going the major parties. clinton's was the lowest since 2004. donald trump own campaign knew that winning was a long shot. his colorado campaign director told me today it wasn't just the media's polls that favored hillary clinton.

i asked whether his strident campaign pledges like mass deportations of people here illegally, whether they will happen. >> remember the first time we talked we talked about the idea of how in the world would they deport out of colorado a population almost the size of fort collins. >> i remember that question, kyle. >> it was a good question. >> it was. >> i hear you saying that's not going to happen. >> i don't think it will. the immigrant population here in this country. and there will be a plan for people to become productive citizens of this country. that interview aired earlier this evening on next. my full conversation with patrick davis on the facebook page and 9news.com. across colorado voters cast votes on nine ballot questions and three choices dominated the

minimum wage, physician assisted suicide, and a switch from caucuses to a primary here in colorado. the minimum wage hike passed by a 54% to 46% vote. prop 106 passed more comfortably. we're the fifth state to let terminally ill people their lives. we dig in. >> one of the ballot measures facebook users commented on the most focused on raising the minimum rage. at the mexican restaurant in aurora the owner was dead set against the hike. >> i immediately thought wow where am i going to come up with the money. >> it will be raised by a dollar to $9.30 in january and

he estimates the increases will cost him $72,000 in extra pay and taxes over that time. the reason he may have to raise the prices at his restaurant. >> there's not a lot of profit in this industry. >> billy williams works at mcdonalds and says the hike can't come fast enough. >> minimum wage goes up and then everything else goes up. like the prices on represent and food and everything else is going go up. >> many of you commented on the some said no one should have to wait to die if they're sick. and others said no one has a right to take another life. it will apply to patients with six months or less to live. and they must be able to request it themselves. voters overwhelmingly wanted to switch to a primary. they criticized the caucus earlier this year. >> they're saying i'm left out. >> in our unscientific poll on

voted to scrap the old caucuses and on election night you did the same thing. now you'll be able to cast a ballot directly. voters not registered with either party will be able to vote under the new system. >> just so you know, our voter guide is still up on 9news.com. it is still quite useful if you're sitting there wondering what did we just pass? you can check it out. no shame whatsoever. express their post election feelings in one word. a school custodian leaves a unique gift for a class of first graders. finally getting company in the morning. when a third ski area is set to open. more 70s in our forecast and could it be way off in the distance, the first chance for snow?

the day after an election

we invited people to tell us what they were feeling in one word. we got a lot of unique and thoughtful answers and several that came up again and again from different people. we have the completed board on our facebook page if you'd like to take a look. the longest way for loveland to start the ski season is almost over. they will open tomorrow morning. recent cold temperatures gave them the chance to get the te keystone will open on friday november 18th. two weeks later than it hoped. a look shows progress is being made. we're hearing brekz should open -- breckenridge should open soon. such an unusual november so mild and so dry. and the latest we've seen our snowfall in history since we've been keeping records.

if it holds together it could bring snow to us late in the week next week. so stay tuned. in the meantime it's a beautiful fall evening in colorado. the moon waxing so pretty out there. you can see it, clear skies tonight. a beautiful drive in the morning. no weather issues. i'm tracking a weak cool front which will take temperatures down. 74 in denver today. missing the record of 76 by two degrees and above the mid-40s between 6:00 and 5:00 a.m. winds out of the southwest but calm in the backyard where we have about 50 degrees outside the studios. as the hours progress the numbers are going lower. i like to do a feature called weather around the globe. and while we look at the radar composite and add features in there there's not a lot to show

but some interesting of note tonight. across the northern plain states they've had record high temperatures. 68 in grand forks north dakota. the old record 61 in 2010. san diego was almost 100 degrees today. this is a beach town. 94 degrees a record high in san diego. they're dealing with high fire dangers. pine county kentucky, nasty there. where is the rain? odessa, texas. almost four inches there. d portions of the southern plains tonight. high and dry in the colorado high country. making snow fast and furious in keystone and steamboat. that they'll keep going as we push out the opening dates further than what they anticipated. people making their travel plans and we need some help from mother nature. we're not getting it tomorrow. coming in as a dry front. a wind shift more than anything else. showers stay to the south of

tomorrow. 65 instead of 74. a pleasant fall day. with clear skies, it's going to be cold. 29 in pueblo. 50s in the high country tomorrow. almost 70 out west and i do have 70s back in the planning forecast. in the denver metro area for the rest of tonight it's beautiful, quiet and calm. kids will need a light jacket tomorrow morning. 39 degrees to start. and temperatures will hold in the mid-60s as wee the midday period. high at dia will be 65. yet another front coming on friday. no moisture. a cooler day friday. a warmer day saturday. temperatures trend down sunday and those 70s are back early next week ahead of what we hope will be an interesting storm setting up for late in the week mountain snow for sure but denver snowflakes? a week from friday. something to think about. something else to think about.

these traffic jams but there's nothing like a country traffic jam in crested boout that's my kind of -- butte, that's my kind of fun. >> no part of that. not playing that game. not today. thank you. a vacuum cleaner has become the brush and carpet the canvas in new hampshire. the artist is a custodian. angie of the designs in her classrooms. he has birds, stars, charlie brown, sports teams, and holidays. he used to work 670 hours a week -- 70 hours a week as a beverage worker. now as a custodian he has time to leave something special. tomorrow an image of the white

from colorado sports leader. >> the broncos caught standing still far too often lately. this time it was wonderful. they delivered a fantastic mannequin challenge. the latest viral video trend. idea is a group of people freeze in place during a complex and elab rat moment in

-- elaborate moment in time. demaryius thomas pouring hot sauce on his lunch. for the first time ever they go completely motionless and win. broncos head coach gary kubiak delivered his own presidential speech today. mike unites all americans on the pages of his notebook. >> the broncos are not a house nor locker room divided. not regarding election anyway. gary kubiak made sure of that today during his team meeting. he told the players some of you are disappointed. some of you are happy with the results. what's important now is that everyone come together and beat the saints. count the injured derek wolfe among those pleased trump will be the next president. others were disappointed hillary was defeated. >> they weren't ideal choices.

policies and what's best for america. i think that the path we were going on wasn't the right path. so we had to take a chance and make a switch. >> for nfl players like wolfe who will gross $12 million but only see $6 or $7 of it. >> putting tax dollars to use is fair. but i'm already giving . let's make america great again. around these parts america would be a lot better if the broncos could start stopping the run. mike klis 9news. a few players used their free time to host the break the ice skating clinic in con juks with the hock -- con jugs with

the hockey fights cancer effort. >> i know, you know, when i was a kid getting to skate on this surface would have been really cool. i'm sure the kids are enjoying it. >> nuggets were off. still of the night from atlanta where dwight howard found a front row seat and joined the fans during a victory over the bulls in the still of the night. ? new england coach billy bellyache said seattle so many times today. he addressed his relationship with donald trump who read a letter from him at a campaign rally on election eve. >> it's not about politics.

and it's a great organization. that's where it is going forward on seattle. all right? >> were you happy or annoyed that trump read the letter. >> seattle. >> your team's been good at keeping outside directions on the side. given the nature of this race. >> seattle. seattle. >> did you find it helpful. >> seattle. >> to focus on this? you about this? >> seattle. >> is there any locker room anger as a result of this? >> next. . >> oh boy. this is a fabulous opportunity to put billy through the thought bubble machine to find out what he was really thinking. >> coach, were you happy or annoyed that trump read the letter? >> seattle.

keeping outside distractions on the outside. given the nature of this race -- >> seattle. >> -- did you find it helpful -- >> seattle. >> -- to talk to players about this? did any of your players talk to you about this? >> seattle. >> was there locker room anger as a result of this. >> next. >> i'd like to see the paper tomorrow just to see what they you know, say here's what belichick's reaction was. seattle seattle seattle seattle seattle.

boy this time last night it was a little crazy around here. >> it was a little busy. >> quiet tonight. tracking a weak cool front coming through. you won't probably notice it. friday's you might.

i haven't had on the nine-day planner. drew, look at friday. >> you have no idea what's happening nine days from now. >> i do too. >> you do not. >> i might.