right now -- a shooting in denver... took police through the metro area... chasing a stolen car. a perimeter is set up in a centennial neighborhood off arapahoe and holly... we have a crew just a few minutes. good morning im cheryl-- in today with corey gary and marty. more on that in a moment but we're focusing on weather now. we starting out another warmer today-- but that won't be the case for everyone across

president elect donald trump isn't getting much rest today, after the hard fought campaign and win against hillary clinton . we're taking a live look out at washington d-c now where he'll meet with president obama for a briefing as the transition begins. nbc's tracy potts has more from washington. president-elect :00-:07 "it is time for us to come together as one united people." that begins today... with the extraordinary image many tho would never happen: billionaire - now president elect - donald trump and his wife melania... side by side with the obamas at the white house this morning for private meetings the president says his transition team's been preparing for for the last year. "we are now all rooting for his success in uniting and leading the country." there's a lot of work to do. mr. trump has 10 weeks to select a cabinet, and hundreds of senior members of his administration. then work begins on his promised agenda.. with a republican congress: - replacing obamacare - building the wall - renegotiating trade deals - tax reform - filling the last vacancy on the supreme court. not for everyone. protests have broken out around the country. president-elect trump... promising unity president-elect 1:06-1:11 "now, it's time for america to bind the wounds of division, we have to get together." preparing to govern a deeply together." preparing to govern a deeply together." preparing to govern a deeply divided nation.

president elect trump's win in at least 16 cities so far-- from coast to coast-- including here in denver. more protests are scheduled tonight at the state capitol in denver. a small group gathered there last night-- waving signs and getting the attention of passing drivers. these protesters

heard. especially when it comes to equal pay for woman and l- g-b-t-q rights. 9news has learned more there's also a demonstration planned in boulder at the county courthouse later this evening. happened across the pond as well. britains took the streets chanting "stop the trump" in front of the u-s embassy. russian president vladimir putin congratulated our president elect though-- saying he wants to work together to improve the "poor state" of relations between our two countries. stock markets in asia are back to normal this morning-- after big losses right after news broke of the trump victory. taking a lead from wall street-- japan's nikkei

start of trading. elsewhere in asia, benchmark indexes in hong kong, south korea and china all recovered ground they lost in the first hours after the election. if donald trump sticks to his plans - he will be busy in his first 100 days in office. in october, on the campaign trail he talked about his contract with americans. it focuses on, in his words, cleaning up corruption in washington, protecting american workers - and restoring security and the constitutional rule of law. he said he plans to criminal illegal immigrants-- although the government estimates there are about 170 thousand in the country. he wants to renegotiate the nafta trade agreement-- start building a wall on the mexican border, repealing and replacing the affordable care act or obamacare. and pass term limits for lawmakers - something republican leadership says it will not bring up. after this long and hard-fought campaign and such a stunning upset over hilary clinton-- trump will take

polls said leading up to election night. analysts and authors say loftiness toward trump's supporters -- describing them as one-deminsional or racist and stupid-- may have been what pushed him over the top. trumps comments about mexico and about illegal immigration - made attracting hispanic voters. that block of voters - actually gave more support to trump - than it did to mitt romney or in bob dole's 1996 campaign against bill clinton. trump was also able to get almost twice as much free media coverage than his opponent. this despite trailing hillary clinton in funding for advertising. from july 2015 to the end of october, trump received $5 point 6 billion dollars worth of earned media time -

in october alone, he had $58 million dollars worth of coverage. clinton paled in comparison with only 3 point 5 billion dollars worth of earned media in the same time frame. loveland will finally start

skiers and snowboarders today. when we can expect to see other ski areas following seat. then-- denver police are on the lookout this morning for two men who say they robbed a bank in the city. the disguise they say that should make it easy to spot them just ahead.

breaking news... right now -- a shooting in denver... took police through the metro area... chasing a stolen a perimeter is set up in a centennial neighborhood off arapahoe and holly... we have a crew there setting up... and will join us in just a few minutes.

jury selection in the trial for a man accused of killing his 6 year old son will begin today. arapahoe county deputies say brandon johnson killed his son riley in february this

assaulted his live in girlfriend-- then she went to a neighbor's to call for help. when deputies got there they found riley dead-- the boy's mother later says she thinks he was trying to defend johnson's girlfriend. he's facing murder and sexual assault charges. the trial is expected to start monday and last through the week. the search is on today for two men who robbed the keybank on colorado boulevard in denver. the robbery happened monday. the cameras ap running inside - flashing their guns and jumping the counter. both robbers are about six feet tall. they wore black hoodies and face masks. one had pink gloves. the f-b-i says they got away in a gold dodge intrepid- possibly a 2002 model. if you see it, call metro denver crime stoppers - you could get a reward and you don't have to give your name. the wait is over at loveland ski area today-- as slopes open this morning.

break out the snow guns and cover enough terrain thanks to recent cold temperatures. keystone is still on delay though-- but they say they will open up next friday- the 18th. that's two weeks later than it hoped. we're also hearing breckenridge should open soon after keystone. i-phones normally

dollars-- but now apple is selling select ones at a discount. how much consumers could save just ahead. and.... lots of celebrities threatened to move to canada if the election didn't turn out their way-- but how much could it actually cost to move a family there . we'll explain

hitting wal-mart this holiday shopping season-- you won't even need to wait until after your turkey dinner. the retailers says it is opening up the majority of its black friday deals early online starting at 12-01 am thanksgiving morning . in stores... walmart's black friday event will start that night 6. the black friday circular listing the deals is available through the walmart app starting today. and new this year-- walmart is offering its app users select black

there's a way to get your hands on an i-phone cheaper through apple-- that's if you don't mind that it's not brand new. the tech giant is now offering refirbushed ones in its online store. this is the first time since 2007. prices are discounted by up to 15 percent off compared to new models. the phones come with a one-year warranty like new iphones... and include a new battery and outer they're also unlocked-- so they can be used with your choice of carrier. many people said they would move to canada if donald trump were to win the presidential election. but now that trump is in fact president-elect-- will anyone actaully go through with it? it is a long process that can take months to years sometimes. according to immigration attorney- david clarke-- the president you're moving away from could very well be out of office by the time you're even eligible to move. it's also pretty expensive-- americans who

still be subject to paying u-s taxes and to apply for the move itself will cost you $550... not to mention it's expensive to live there. it is easier if you can bring a special skill set. engineering or computer science for example. coming up-- it's national be honored for giving back today. plus details on how you can do some charity work of your own this weekend coming up. then the man accused of setting a bomb in nederland is still behind bars today. what investigators say may have been a motive behind the

community of nederland won't be anytime soon. david ansberry--a 64-year-old californian is accused of looking to blow up the nederland police station over the death of his friend 40 years ago the assistant u.s. attorney assigned to the case told the court the bomb was sophisticed and laced with arsenic. ansberry has pleaded not guilty. investigators say ansberry tried detonating the bomb with a prepaid cell phone. people living in the community say they're just glad it didn't go off and no one was hurt.

police were able to track ansberry to chicago where he was arrested. ansberry currently faces charges of attempt to detonate a weapon of mass destruction, which as we mentioned carries with it a possible life sentence. a group in denver advocating for pipeline protestors in north dakota ll to give an update on the situation there. colorado state representative joseph salazar is set to appear with denver stands with standing rock later this afternoon. the democrat says he's been in communication with the white house and the department of justice. protestors have been camping out at the construction site for the dakota access pipeline for weeks. they say: building the pipeline through what they say is their ancestor's burial grounds - is like putting a pipeline

denver resident-- red fawn. she's accused of opening fire on officers during the protests. she's charged with attempted murder of two officers. it's national philanthropy day! governor john hickenlooper will be in denver later this morning-- to honor 12 individuals and organizations for their own charitable work. the anschutz foundation and the vilas citizenship & leadership council for outstanding youth group will be recognized. sue anshutz rodgers of denver is up for the lifetime acheivement award this year. if you want to make a difference yourself make a plan to join us for 9cares colorado shares this saturday. we'll be collecting non-perishable food, clothing, coats and toys from 7 a-m to 4 p-m at five different locations in metro denver and more than 30 other sites across the state. there is an interactive map of drive locations near you on our website.

if trump wins-- "ill be headed up north to canada." why you may want to rethink your plan if you were among those vowing to leave just ahead. but first another let's see what's happening outside

by many during this last tense election cycle. if trump wins-- "ill be headed up north to canada." why you may want to rethink your plan if you were among those vowing to leave just ahead. but first another let's see what's happening outside marty and amelia?

is who will play him on saturday night for the next four years. right now-- alec baldwin is filling the role-- but just like pollsters-- the network didn't predict trump winning and baldwin cannot stay on. the network isn't commenting but-- there are a few options. darrell hamm could take back the trump wig. beck bennet could be another obvious choice-- but then who would play putin in the sketches. another possibility is the network will call on a former cast member or recurring guests like taran killam or jason sudekis. breaking news... right now -- a shooting in

metro area... chasing a stolen car. a perimeter is set up in a centennial neighborhood off arapahoe and holly... we have a crew there setting up... and will join us in just a few minutes.

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now -- police are searching for someone they say shot a person, stole a car, and led police on a chase down i-25.

in centennial where officers tell us they may have found that stolen car. andrew -- what's the situation like right now?... we'll continue