you are welcome to change the channel, to watch something that reflects your view and only your view.doesn't seem very useful now. let's get to know the people protesting and celebrating donald trump's victory. last night we began with those celebrating and tonight we end with people in the streets. this is from sky 9 as folks walk down through downtown denver in protest to donald trump. steve stager reached out to a conversation that goes beyond the slogans and the ch. aguelar will be at a protest called colorado united against trump which will make this statement confusing. >> i feel donald trump is the president of the united states and we are not contesting that in any way. >> reporter: what are you doing? >> we are fighting for our rights! for our beliefs. we are fighting for future policies. >> reporter: if she's not here to protest trump's presidency, what is she here for?

voice. we're here to have this stand and this grand right now. >> reporter: she is not a trump supporter. >> what really scares me is the stance that trump stands for. i'm a child of immigrants. for me to stand up was taboo. and that's what we're trying to break. >> reporter: but still, trump won the election tuesday night. we asked her why protest now? why not give the guy a chance to govern? after all, the country elected him. >> if you don't start somewhere or now, then it'll never happen. do you leave your dirty dishes in the sink all week or clean them now? we're going to clean our dishes. >> reporter: and she says everyone is welcome at tonight's event, even trump supporters. she hopes that everyone's voice can be heard. on election night, i encouraged all the people that said they could not imagine why anyone would vote for trump to have a conversation with a

a good people responded on social media with the f word. but as for not knowing anyone who disgeed with your voting choice, even colorado's campaign manager said they did have silent supporters. >> the trump supporters are your neighbors. probably when you put your trump sign in your yard came over to your house and knocked on your door and said, i thought i was the only one [ in a whisper ] >> they're not out there and publ s but they go to work every day like you do. they have kids that go to school. they are everyday working people. >> reporter: here's an idea. let's turn "next" into a place where these tough conversations will actually happen. trump supporters, clinton supporters, third party people, folks who didn't vote, talking for real. go along. keep the conversation moving along. calling our new segment

kyle clark. if you're interested in having a conversation with someone you disagreed, i'll get with you. keep the conversation going. dead serious about this! e-mail next@9news.com if you're interested. this is not about a police officer in trouble, a nurse hurting someone. this is about a public servant doing his job. this officer is one of the good ones and they're almost all good ones. >> traffic at 17th and champion eastbound on foot. >> reporter: the video gives me goosebumps. jerry, if orress -- torres would say, it's my job. >> any other officer would do the same thing. you don't think about it. it's just protecting. not a hero. >> reporter: last week

champa when police were looking for a man who shot someone and trying to get away. >> as i focused on the bus, i looked and there's a lady looking terrified. we're all pointing guns at the bus. i need to get her out of there! she opened the door and pulled her backseat open. no, no, no, this way! she says, there's a child back here. i said, oh, my gosh! >> officer torres said he had cover from a department of homeland security off do. they train on what to do. >> as soon as she pulled the girl out, i just grabbed her and ran with her. you know, shielding her. trying to get her back to a safe environment. >> reporter: like most in her profession, officer torres would rather do this any day than talk to me. because, you know, media. he says he loves his job even after 33 years of working in different

slogan but means something. he was caught on camera living it. >> i couldn't think of anything evaluates. >> reporter: for "next," anastasyia bolton. >> wily admitted taking a gun and shooting. denver is on the verge of allowing marijuana use in bars and coffee shops. voters were evenly split on this. measure 30 6,000 votes. the result could change. but it's leaning yes on this. the initiative would create a pilot program where businesses could apply for permits and people could enjoy their own marijuana on suit. best part of the day. is the a-line working? well, sort of. there's some crossing issues today. resulted in 20 polling place 30 minute delays. today's and yesterday's issues are unrelated to

january on the a-line. yesterday, there was a bad circuit board that needed to be replaced. and then a component on a track circuit -- i don't know what that means! -- but it had to be replaced. trash cans. spiffy! denver rolled out the new trash cans to measure how much people are throwing away. city is paying 6 1/2 million bucks for the new cans. they're being rolled out neighborhood by neighborhood. we heard of a few mishaps where the trash truck arm just jacks the whole thing into the trash but the issues don't seem to have reached a-line proportions yet. but if they do, we will come up with a new segment! did your cans get trashed today? aequat caughter laying claims to the -- a squatter laying claims to the entire city. >> and on throwback

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instagram account is just pure eye candy. all these gorgeous views from arnold the city. and a lot of people are confused. that account is not run by the city of denver and nobody knows who is running it! somebody has been squatting on the instagram name for years. the city is trying to figure out who it is because of the confusion it's causing. this person calls the official mile high city account, even using the denver logo on the website. uh-oh! the city is cool about it a celebrity with a fan page. they accept that that person claimed the name first so they haven't filed an official complaint. for now they just want the city's official logo to come down. they're thinking of what to call the real account name. the real denver is one name they're kicking around. today 31 families

hansen was in the crowd. >> woo! >> it's not just another day. it's not just sign on the dotted line. it's an event. [ child laughing ] >> it's an entrance to the story -- >> looking in the camera! it's all blue! >> i grew up. my babysitter had six kids. so i made seven. otherwise, i was an only child at my house. >> we wanted a larger family. we tried for many years having a child. d to try and have a child, it's hard! it created a lot of stress on us. >> when i met john, my dream was always to adopt. >> to give to somebody else that needed a family. today we are here adopting a little brother and sister. and they're going to be a permanent part of our

almost a year ago and immediately just part of the family. >> so they're not allowed to jump on the trampoline. it's one of the agency's rules. so nobody has been able to jump on the trampoline for over a year! [ laughter ] . yeah, their favorite thing about today was the trampoline. [ laughter ] >> i never in my entire life have ever experienced something like the gift of giving to somebody. it's a family atmosphere. we do everything as a family. we celebrate as a family, you know? every day. >> congratulations. . >> thank you! [applause] >> yea! >> no more court. no more state. >> my heart is complete now. >> good! done. it's family now. >> congratulations to all the families across the state. pueblo county, trinidad, the list goes on. a local face starts a national brand and starts the conversation we're having.

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small trees in this to drought? or is it too late in the season? are they already in hibernation even though we haven't had a deep freeze or cold snap? well, i'm not an expert, joyce. so we have one on the phone for you. >> anytime we have a dry winter, it's good to water your trees and shrubs. if you haven't turned off yourer irrigation system, i think you can go another week the way the weather looks. the temperature plunges, we cannot do anything about it. like where from daytime temperatures tonighttime there was a 70-degree difference, that's an act of nature. we cannot control that. trees will suffer. >> water those trees now, joyce! you sign your e-mail #savethetrees. hopefully that info helps you do just that. ? [ music ] ? so weird we're talking about watering

snowier months typically. well, it feels like springtime! even with that weak front that came through. i'm kathy sabine. i'm tracking a few showers that accompanies the second half of next week. not overly optimistic. we will see temperatures trend downward. for those panicking because there's no snow in the high country other than the what they're making at the resorts, i have some good news for you. we may break re they're making snow ashoka mukpo fast and h country. high pressure still in place. storm track to the north other than a 10-degree drop in temperature tomorrow. pretty quiet weather pattern will continue. 35 in the city tonight. areas of fog to the east of us. second dry front comes through tomorrow. we'll be in the 50s. then we warm up again into the upcoming weekend. sunshine, 70s in the forecast for the second half of the weekend into the first part of next week. high and mid-level clouds around the area.

beautiful day for 9 cares colorado shares on saturday. hope you come out and join us. >> a coloradan is breaking barriers in the world of how we look at ourselves and how we look at each other. she's the first muslim beauty ambassador for covergirl. nera afias is 24 and graduated from aurora. she's already got a huge social media following and has makeup tutorials on our youtube page for years. >> there was some muslim fashion bloggers i would watch. and they were more focusing on fashion. but i was really intrigued by makeup because i've always loved makeup. i really wasn't allowed to wear it growing up. i don't know if it's the rebellious side of playing with it. so when i realized there was a need for muslim makeup bloggers. i just started one day.

law's big, old camera that still has cassette tapes -- [ chuckle ] >> she has like 316,000 instagram followers. take that official city of denver. she said it wasn't easy growing up dressing differently than her peers, but she hopes to have a role model for women letting them know they're beautiful no matter what their belief.

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acres. a lot of legends there! i'll be out at 9 cares colorado shares this coming saturday. anyone who comes through, everyone there volunteering, always guaranteed to smile. that can only come from knowing you did good for someone else. we'd love to see you at any of the five main dropoff spots. we'll be there from 7:00 to 4:00 p.m. we'll be there! and let's just talk! signed up for our new segment. we want conversations between people that disagree with the election. we'll gather over coffee or beer or whatever. i'm dead serious about this. let's do this! use the #heynext if you're interested. mike fuller saying, we really love "next"!

marine core. thank you to all who have served. >> and a teacher writes, thank you for encouraging people to have quality discussions even if they disagree politically. that will be the key. you don't have to agree with the result. are we really not going to talk to people the next four or eight years? did we see how that worked out for the last eight? not so well, people. let's try again. shall we is this. >> here's from nancy hurstfield. she writes, please push the chance that hillary clinton still has a chance to electoral college just votes its conscience. nancy, what does the song say? let it go. >> kathy and paul write, we love your "next" show. we think the use of a mariot branded item, specifically your pen, should be changed unless you're promoted to -- change unless you're paid to promote marion. i guess i never even

last week! [ laughter ] how could you tell this was from a mariot hotel? you'll see me again later without the pen. hope to see you next

? brad pitt's first interview since his split. >> it's really nice to have the support. >> as new details about the child abuse allegations surface, know tonight. then the newest kardashian kid has arrived. find out the totally unique baby name. plus -- >> i got bad botox. >> kelly ripa's botched botox confession. her face then and now. >> she isn't smiling anymore. >> i am smiling! >> we go head to head with melissa mccarthy. >> i'm going to hit that ball. >> our behind the scenes of her

>> oh! >> is everyone going to be okay? i'm so sorry! now for november 10, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight". >> welcome back, brad. he hit his first red carpet since e got blind sided with divorce paper. >> did you notice he has pep in his step in maybe it's because a big weight has been lifted off his shoulders. >> everyone's been very kind out here and it's been trull ni have the support. >> this is the brad we love to see, smiling and working the red carpet taking countless selfies with fans about four hours after we got the news that pitt was cleared of all child abuse allegations. he proved the nasty divorce and custody battle will not keep him down. >> as red carpets go, this is so civilized and all these chandeliers i feel like i'm back in the movies and reminding you of some of the glamour of the film? >> not really. >> all right. that's all right.