>> good afternoon and thank you so much for joining us. president-elect donald trump is in washington, d.c., to begin the peaceful transfer of power. the obamas are helping ensure a smooth transition of power. the inauguration will be held january 20.

white house with more. >> look forward to being with you for a long time. >> reporter: in an extraordinary moment, many thought would never happen, donald trump meets president obama to talk transition to the new administration. >> it was wide rang and we talked about some of the organizational issues in setting up the white house. we talked about st president-elect is successful. >> some situation were with wonderful and other difficulty and i look forward to dealing with the president in the future, including counsel. he explained some of the difficulties and the asset and really great things that have been achieved. >> reporter: he meets paul

nation. today's conversation at the white house is meant to impress upon the president-elect and the responsibilities of the white house are very different than running a campaign in the inauguration january 20. edward lawrence, washingto . >> thank you, edward. protest over the election continue across the country. a majority of the protests were peaceful. where people marched, they blocked street and they lit up a became ma shay likeness of trump. more protests are expected in denver. crowds gathered outside the state capitol, holding sign that said love trumps hate. people are worried about accomplishments being undone by the administration, including lgbt rights. donald trump made a lot of promise during his campaign so

first 100 days may look like. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump has posted his 100 day plan to his website and the is calling this his contract with the american voters including six measures to clean up corruption and special interest collusion in d.c., actions to protect workers, five actions to secure safety and constitutional ru constitutional executive action done under obama. he plans to deport illegal immigrants, build a wall, tax reform, repealing and replacing obamacare and electing a replacement for the u.s. supreme court. chris christie is in charge of the transitional team and talked about the election and

>> and he recognizes those folks on tuesday night, talked about the people who didn't support him and said i am committed to being president for all americans and that's what he did on fuse >> reporter: leaders from other countries have been reaching to meet with the president elect. the russian foreign minister said russia is ready to work with trump and hopes relation will stabilize. leaders from england and japan are scheduling to trump. back to you. >> thank you. so close to make history but falling short. . hillary clinton is urging young girls not lose hope so what is next for the clintons? they need time to heal from the shock of losing to donald trump but you can get when she is ready, she will be back out there and no shortage of speeches, book deals, and the clintons join to scale back on

clinton era, a generational end. there wasn't something in the back pocket to do instead. >> one thing that is not going away soon are the e-mail investigations. the house oversight chairman announce helped will keep look into her use of a private server when she was secretary of state. we don't see snow outside but in different story with enough to open another mountain for the season. loveland open today and had been counting on cooler temperatures to make the snow. the first lifts started running at 8:00 a.m. and the weather delay the opening for ski resorts and arapahoe basin is the only other resort open. speaking of very warm temperatures, back out there in the back yard with without a core, of course.

colleen, lots of sunshine and the sun makes a huge difference and if you live in colorado enough, you know that. above average, a little breeze and very mild day with a few clouds over denver. statewide, not a drop of rain around the state. most of us will be dry today and have been dry for a why meaning we haven't had rain or are under moderate drought conditions and the rest of the state including far northwest colorado, is considered abnormally dry. 68 broomfield, 67 out ofd.a., 66 close to downtown denver and near parker, 60 and around fort collins, 70 and 72 for greeley with 50s and 60s in the foothills. for the remainder of the

every once in a while and high in those upper 60s. we'll cool to the middle 60s closer to sunset but beautiful afternoon. tomorrow, a little colder and will talk about the cooloff and snow in the forecast next week in a few minutes. >> we'll take the moisture when we can get it. >> absolutely. >> thank you. crossingfacient shoes are causing delays on the "a" line between d. and union station. it's due to york, clayton, steel, school ya, and trains were experiencing 20-to-30 minute delays and crews are working to make repairs. the issue is to blame for delays on wednesday so keep that in mind if you're heading to the airport. a crash involving a fedex truck caused delays on i-70 near frisco this morning. the left lane of 70 was closed after the truck rolled on the

move smoothly from our cdc camera and looks like they have cleared most of that up. they have not said if anyone was injured. another story we're following. police are no longer searching for a suspect after a really active crime spree and the suspect is accused of shooting a man and leading officers on a wild chase. they got a shots fired call in morning and officers found two victims. one victim was shot and rushed to the hospital and is in critical condition. officers spotted the stolen car so the driver led officers on a chase down i-25 towards arapahoe road and matched the description and found abandoned near south glencoe street so the suspect adopt away for the time being. denver police rasking for your help.

man they said wanted for unlawful sexual contact by force. it happened around 7:00 last night near the 1200 block of north washington street, really in the heart of the capitol hill neighborhood and you can call 720-913-stop, leave an anonymous tip and could be eligible for an award up to $2,000. a new sketch from denver police today. the v.a. is sending a warning to thousands of colorado and kansas. their personal information -- full name, part of social security numbers, and medical information -- may be at risk. a v.a. employee e-mailed himself documents containing information of more than 2,000 patients and the employee told the associated press the e- mails were unauthorized and could be use god hide lengthy delays in providing care. if you're feeling that postelection stress, a

plus a major breakthrough in medicine. we'll tell you about a screening tool for hiv. and cooler temperatures in store so dry, mild, and sunny. becky's full forecast is coming

so just a heads up. we're waiting on a possible special report from nbc and may be hearing from president- elect donald trump but that will -- that may interrupt weather. in the meantime, the thing that you need to know for our forecast is it's mild and

degrees tomorrow so jackets necessary tomorrow and next week we're talking about a potential for snow around here. that would be on thursday. you'll see that coming up in just a minute. take a live look outside where we've got beautiful sunshine sitting over the city -- yeah, a little bit of a breeze here at logan. it's been off and on so far, wind could bust around 20 miles per hour and 67, greeley and fort collins, 70s on the far eastern plain and 50 and 60s the mountains. outside 9news, lots of sunshine, a beautiful

that he will work to help in the transition. he has asked his staff to do the same. donald trump had kind words for the president as well. there has been bad blood between the two over statements made on the campaign trail. all seems to be polite and positive during that meeting. we'll continue to track president-elect trump's movements in washington, d.c. and come on as events warrant. we'll have a complete wrap up of

>> welcome back. we're taking a live look at the markets. stock have surged with the dow gaining 150 points after the opening bell to move into record territory. bank and other financial stocks rose the most while utility and real estate stocks lost ground and you can see we're up 259 points for the day. if the gain holds into close today it would be a record closing price for the dow so

well, the election is over, we have a new president-elect who is meeting with president obama -- you just saw that special report from nbc. they finished meeting and met with paul ryan, too. they're working towards a really smooth transition here, but many voters are still really fired up. it has been a stressful election season for many of you so a psychologist said whether you're happy or upset, your body may react the same way physically. >> yeah, here's the excitement or happiness and extreme stress and anxiety. our bodies, on the inside, react the same -- we have adrenaline pumping. we don't necessarily think as clearly as we want to. you know, our blood pressure rises. you know, we start sweating more -- all of that stuff. physiological responses are exactly the same and they also prime us for anger and

america where we have to be really careful whether we're on a super high, high, or super low, low, because we can start attack each other because our bodies are primed for it. >> the best advice is take a deep breath and do not take your anger out on social media. he said go to a journal to write things down but do not fire off on facebook. that is not good for anyone.

researchers studied hiv using a usb stick. it detects the virus in a single drop of blood and creates an electrical signal that can be read by a computer. typically it takes a few days to produce results but this test was able to produce result in under 30 minutes with 95% accuracy. this technology could eventually allow hiv patients to regularly check their virus

diabetics monitor their blood sugar. some exciting news for you "star wars" fans. the denver art museum's new exhibit ""star wars" and the power of costume" kicks off this weekend. oh, gosh, so cool it shows the creative process that brought the characters to life, including the costume design behind a lot of the it. the exhibit features more than 60 original costumes from seven "star wars" films. you can join the galaxy not so far to see it. the exhibit is open until april. well, the historic 23,000 square foot red zone castle has a brand new owner. the couple who owns the hotel denver in glenwood springs bought the castle with its 21 bedroom and 16 bathrooms for $2.2 million -- you know, a pretty penny. the couple calls the sale a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a precious piece of history. we'll take you inside.

closer look today at9news at 4:00. it should be so cool to see the inside of that. well, the results are in and know which classics will be inducted in the toy hall of fame. here's a hint -- it's a big

all right, the finalists are in for the national toy hall of fame. the fi school bus join dungeons and dragons. the swing was recognized for its longevity over the century. [ laughter ] >> okay? >> rock em sock em didn't make it. what will we do? play on the swing today. >> right. >> highs will climb to 68 in denver. we're looking at a breeze every once in a while, winds gusting out of the northeast to 20 miles per hour eventually partly cloudy skies.

get cloudy and a little fog develops early tomorrow. tomorrow, much cooler, only 56, with morning clouds and does clear. we're back to the 60s saturday and sunday. next week, temperatures -- not that one -- temperatures are going to be in the 40s on thursday with a chance of snow. >> thank you so much, jackie. that's it for us right now but

we've got trump moments after his stunning presidential victory. >> his private phone call with hillary after the giant upset. now on extra. ? ? hello, mr. >> how are you feeling? what are your emotions? >> we're at trump headquarters where trump has just been declared the winner. >> and hillary reacting to a moment in history. >> how was the phone call with secretary clinton? >> hillary celebrity supporters in an uproar. why miley's in tears. >> that's what makes me so sad. >> then besides melania and ivanka, she eat ivanka,'s she's the other woman behind trump. everything you never knew about