getting advice from all sides. now new discussion about how his cabinet picks will help him go from trump the candidate -- to trump the president. one family seeking solace -- now t cabinet picks will help from go from trump the candidate to trump the president. >> we owe it to charlene's family and community to do everything we can to bring home. >> a family seeking solless now that one of their own has been missing four months. a search that must be done for answers 35 days and counting, not a drop of snow or rain in the mile high city. those wishing for the city to be covered in white, well we could get a taste coming up. good morning everyone. thanks for joining us. gary, corey, cheryl. thursday or friday, something

and much colder temperatures to move into the area. between now and then, going to be quite warm. it's warm out here now. dia showing 38. that's misleading. here's why. strong wind near the foothills. 50s and 60s south and west sides of town. this playing a big role in reading across the dia not representative of what we have going on here. right now we're cool but going to be between 75 and 80 degrees today. very close to today's record high. sun goes down today at 4:42. dry conditions will greet you on the ride home tonight. we move to 40s and 50s this morning. we'll be in the 60s after work tonight. >> thank you marty. >> 5:31. we're talking about when the

current drive, good conditions overall. sky 9 will take off in half an hour and give the aerial view to plan your morning commute. drive times picture perfect. 10 minute across both directions. lots of green to look at. usually one of the first spots to slow down. southbound speeds in tupper 50s. cruising on by yosemite. no obstructions in your way. we'll ta springs and fort collins coming up. >> sounds good. thank you. six nights since donald trump was elected president and six nights of protest across the country. in seattle, hundreds marched through the streets with signs. students walked out in seattle, oakland, denver. president obama weighed in on

president-elect during a press conference monday. he south to reassure americans he's hopeful for trump's success. the president talked about their meeting and said he advised the president-elect to reach out to those that opposed his candidacy. >> how he reaches out to groups that may not have supported him, how he signals his interest in their issues or concerns. those are the kind of things that can help move things forward once he's actually taken office. >> donald trump and his supporters are defending his latest picks for white house staff especially steve bannon as the top strategist. bannon ran bright bart news saying he wanted to make a platform for right, extremist

jewish, muslim groups and a lot of democrats are lashing out along with priebus, trump's chief of staff. they say the two of them will help trump ace policies. >> -- trump's policies. >> which of these in the trump white house wins out will decide the shape of trump's presidency. >> a lot of rumors about who's going to be one is rudy giuliani considered for secretary of state. we are looking for anything related to this case whether evidence in the case, evidence in her disappearance, or it could possibly be her remains. >> why is she? is she okay? finding charlene voit is a top priority.

today. >> reporter: yes, and littleton police admit this is unpleasant to have to come here to tower landfill looking for anything connecting them to the case. at this point, she's still considered missing. she has been since july. so police came here starting yesterday. it wasn't just littleton police. they were joined by several agencies including arapahoe county, jefferson county, volunteer search groups connected to this case. like you heard the police official mention this could be charlene's remains. that's a possibility as they search this landfill. she disappeared in july. this was considered suspicious after her car was found in an abandoned lot. there's a person that has been named in this case but not as a person of interest. it's charlene's boyfriend jeffrey byer.

separate. those charges were dropped. in pursuing those charge, they would have had to hand over evidence related to this case. they have 23409 named persons of interest in this case or saying what led them to this landfill. they are talking about the process which they will be using to search. >> as far as this search is concerned, it's a matter of digging through an ice area -- isolated area here to look for items related to the case. the search will consider until we find what we're looking for or determine the search has gone to the point where what we hope to find is not here. >> how long will that take? a few weeks to up to five months.

starts snowing, they'll keep look. they're tight lipped about what led them here and whether there are any persons of interest in this case. the search will continue today and could go on for a while. search teams continue to look for clues. >> agonizing for the family. hope they get the answers. the search answers. the little boy went missing last month. the search is now over. police have arrested 23-year-old logan rogers for the young boy's murder. the boy 's mom was arrested last week. that happened without bringing any answers of what happened to this toddler. for the second time, clarence moe says got to hear -- moses got to hear he was free of

ago. he was convicted of the crime and served time for it. the conviction was overturned last december. the da decided to retry the case. >> we thought the defense was agreeable to both sides. she was adamant that she wished to go forward. we thought it was appropriate to let the jury make the decision this time. >> scott rob a double jeopardy scenario because he wasn't acquitted the first time around. top executives involved in building and operating oil and gas pipe lines are coming together for their pipeline leadership today. they're worry had the pipeline will contaminate water in the

but leaders will talk about different approaches for safety and securing pipelines in the future. >> don't be concerned if your phone goes off today with emergency notification. jefferson and broom counties are going to check their notification system starting at 9:00 this morning. the test will go to land lines as well as cell phones. it could take a couple ofou on temperatures today. >> already in the 40s, 50, 60s. mid to upper 70s?z for us here through the day. record high of 78. things changing. not today or tomorrow but on thursday. the storm system that's in the pacific northwest will begin to move our way. between now and then, we get

desert southwest.. the food distribution was in need of help to help those in need the organization is low on fire departments this year. they're having a fund-raiser today at the expo eventte them feed families for thanksgiving. no boundaries now with the internet. how a family in texas is taking the next steps to try to prevent cyber bullying for all kids. we'll tell you about david's law coming up. first, who wants to watch the patriots take ungets when you can watch the broncossing take on the chiefs? apparently no one.

. welcome back in sports. denver fans watch the broncos chiefs game in prime time 27th of november. the game was originally scheduled to start 2:25 that sunday but because of income's -- of nbc flex rule, they switched it around. watch it right here on channel 9 and nbc at 6:30. this is the broncos fifth prime time game denver is still beaming after beating the saints sunday. now defensive tackle is too. after reviewing the tape, the nfl says his tackle on justin from the saints was legal. his head down was during the game allowing his teammate to block the kick during the game. he knew all along it was a legal play. >> i don't -- i don't see why not. like i said, wasn't like we yanked him down or had his face

sure he doesn't get up. as far as i know, it's legal. if it isn't, they didn't call it. fine with me. >> it's really strong grown men playing leapfrog to win the game. in exactly a week, rapids take on sounders for the western conference championship. ahead of the game, rapids host a media round table starting at noon today. we're going to hear about being in the playoffs and m finals. they're also talking about the fact they're without one of their star players next week. the rapids goalkeeper tim howard goalie out for the rest of the season for a fracture to his upper groin. he's going to have surgery thursday putting him on the sidelines for months. this injury happened during the first half of the world cup qualifier against mexico friday. even without the star

unfortunately bad for rapids. hopefully they'll get through it okay. you'd think by this time of year, we'd see records or get a lot of snow. instead it's been just the opposite. records we are breaking are from lack of snow. going to talk about that coming up. first we want to check in with marty. >> every bit should be welcome around here. talked about the storm system moving our way, anticipated to set up in a nice spot thursday thursday morning for thees east. here's the total amount of moisture anticipated. good in several spots getting over half an inch especially near the flat tops that will translate to 2-6-inch snow for foothills areas and in the mountain peaks. for mountain valleys 1-3. on the plain, i give us 1-2-inch snow. for i-25 corridor, inch or two by late thursday afternoon. most foothills areas in the

hill to the south. upwards of 3-4 inches of snow. all subject to change. all small changes in moisture. that gets us to change numbers a little bit. that's our first guess on this. just a few minutes from 6:00, easy start across the drive on 225. speeds in the lower 60s north and southbound. as you press on long your road conditions couldn't be more beautiful between boulder and lions. c470 lots of directions across town. roll over crash along northbound 25 and 104th never showed up. that's a good thing. here's a live shot of 76. it happened in the child's bedroom. they feel powerless and humiliated in front of hundreds of thousands of people because

>> monday was the fist day state law make hers in texas could file bills for upcoming legislative session. dozens showed up to support david's law which hopes to prevent and combat bullying in school. david would have turned 17 last month. he took his own life after all the cyber bullying targeted against him. his parents are heading the new law because they want a change. state senator jose mendes is it would require schools to make policies about cyber bullying and make the punishment stronger. >> gives law enforcement ability to subpoena records, go in and

. with no rain or snow in the denver area, it's the 12th longest streak of its kind since the 1940s. it's one of the latest runs into november without measurable snow. streaks like this are usually broken and historically they are this week on the calendar. with no snow predicted today, we're moved into a tie for fourth latest snowfall in denver history. if wednesday is more of the

years, streak broken with less than two inches of snow. we said this week on the calendar. tweet us with hashtag on snow when you think the first snowfall will be. i bet many of you are already out of that race like me. >> and me. despite the warm weather, the rink at skyline park is set to open on time november 22nd. the group has been working non stop to prepare it. they're using running keeping that under the rink to keep it cold enough. has to stay 35.6 degrees everyday. they're spraying a new layer of water on every night waiting for it to get solid 3-4 inches thick. nothing is stopping them. >> we're get untiling the holiday spirit whether mother nature comes or not. no worry. we'll be open.

snorkel. >> it's free to skate. if you need skates, pay $2 or donate a book. take a book not a snorkel. >> that's a nice idea. for us today, windy and warm. we've been seeing that. we've been tracking the weather sent they are morning. snow this morning already in yellow stone. that will be moving our way here very slowly moving to western colorado thursday morning. not getting here until thursday afternoon. we're shifting the weather pattern allowihe windy conditions near the foothills and southern part of the metro area through the day. foothills gust over 40 miles per hour. fairly common this afternoon and again tonight. 70s to near 80 degrees for our daytime highs the. 60s in the foothills and dry across the state. windy conditions going to create moderate to high fire danger in

we pick up wind dramatically this evening over the plains. in the front range mountains and foothills, 60s western valleys, 50 and 60s in the mountains. 70s around here today getting close to our record high of 78. it stays windy through the day in mountain foothill areas and western suburbs. that wind will keep us warm tonight. mid-40s for lows. mid 70s tomorrow. record high tomorrow 77. we'll be on the thursday, 43 in the morning. that's the high. it drops into the 30s with a couple inches of snow in the afternoon. mostly sticking to grass. pavement so warm it should melt on contact. windy cold day friday before we climb up out of it this weekend. >> close to our 6:00 mark now, speeds starting to indicate that a bit. more cars on the roads here. i-25 and county line checking clear. no major accidents.

arapahoe over 225. as for tuesday morning drive, watching that 6:45 sunrise. bright and sunny today. as we head into the week, that will change as marty mentioned. keep in mind, download the app to get updated traffic alerts as well as news and weather alerts throughout the day. downtown to tech center, less than 15 minutes with great

. as we head to winter holiday season, we enter most wasteful season. americans throw away a lot that could be recycled. today is recycle day. participate by recycling and taking the pledge be recycled online. post about it on social media and challenge a trend to take the pledge. >> love that idea. who says an old dog can't at georgia university they're learning to speak. this one trick could one day save lives. >> not just speak but like really speak. >> have a conversation with you. >> exactly. let's look at the super moon spectacular view. gosh, we're seeing amazing pictures on social media this morning. that's a nice flashlight to drive into work with. more coming up on 9 news at

. it's 6:00 a.m. here's your tuesday morning top stories. a commerce city landfill could hold answers to what happened to charlene voit in july. a jury convictedhe of a 61-year-old man. investigators say derrick web and two other men went to grady's home last year, shot him and took his wallet and truck. a man that served 28 years for a crime he did not commit is free again. a jury found clarence moses not guilty of rape. he was freed in december after a jury overturned his case.