thank you for joining us. we are following breaking news in utah. a high school student stabbed

locker room before stabbing himself earlier this morning. one student reported seeing a teen with a head wound. another with neck wound. police say a 16-year-old boy, the suspect was taken into custody. all five teens and the suspect were taken to the hospital. some injuries are critical but at this time we are hearing they are not considered life threatening. again five people stabbed at a high school in utah earlier this morning. it happened in the boy's continue to learn them. for the third time this year people living in homeless camps are being cleared out of downtown denver be if they do not leave on their own. the move is all about public safety. vincente arenas is live in downtown. some of those people filed a lawsuit against all of these sweeps. safe to say people being moved are unhappy. >> reporter: they are not happy. let me show you what is going

you can see there is some workers that are cleaning up the sidewalk on the broadway side of the catholic charities building. there are a number of people that have been here all morning long. it came to a standstill while there was a woman that refused to leave the sidewalk but they are still in the beginning stages of this sweep. look at this picture. you can see a lot of shopping carts and people that have not removed their belongings. this started earlier this morning when the city of they would enforce a camping ban. a number of police officers showed up. a number of workers from the public works department showed up with trash cans and they have been cleaning up some of the sidewalks so far. and we have talk to several people who say they are is up set over what is happening. >> this is an atrocity. we are humans. we are not dirt.

sweep us to where? >> reporter: so to where? and that is what so many people have been telling us this morning. a number of these people who are here right now, they say they have been moved from here before. they came back, they have nowhere else to go and they are seeking public housing. but other people we talked to who use these sidewalks are upset that every time they pass through here they have to walk around through so many things that are in their way along the sidewalk. we are not sure how it will pl like. workers have just started cleaning up. we'll have updates on 9 news at 4:00 and 5:00. >> we never know how those things will work out and it's easy to see it on both sides. thanks va seniti for looking into that. let's take a live look. these next few days could be the last real taste of summer.

record highs today. it is so nice out there now but you are seriously talking snow by the end of the week. >> it will be a sharp change and shock to the system. and lots of people are happy about the possibility of even snow in the forecast. now first let's talk about the forecast today. on this tuesday a high of 77 if degrees. the record high today is 78 degrees. we're going to come very close to that. we'll have a mix of sun and clouds and sun and the winds have been active since the this is reason why your temperatures are so warm. the winds in the city could be from 10-25 miles per hour. now the current temperatures around town are already in the 70s. and winds right now close to the foothills are gusting up to about 30-40 miles per hour. now currently we do have high fire danger. we have a red flag warning in effect for southern wyoming and anticipate for those winds to get even stronger storm when a

effect. so the changes for your wednesday will also be including possibility of record high temperatures and fierce winds before we see that cool down and a chance for some rain and snow. colleen, coming up in the forecast we will talk about numbers and how much snow we could see across colorado. >> it's all about the moisture right now. >> sure is. >> give us something mother nature. >> thanks. it is the second day search for chaleen. 9 news reporter is live. >> reporter: where is chaleen? the latest step in the investigation has led them here to the landfill in commerce city. they are look for any clues, any of her belongings and they

she went missing in july of this year and police found her car abandoned in a lot and they considered that suspicious. the only person whose name has been loosely connected to this case has been her boyfriend jeffrey buyer. he has not been named a suspect if in this case. as a matter of fact, he was arrested in a separate investigation in a sex assault but those charges were dropped after prosecutors revealed they wa them to turn over evidence in this disappearance case. again he is not named a suspect or person of interest. as for this landfill, police shorts with several different agencies say they could face

>> landfills are systematic about where garbage is dumped on particular days. they keep all of that information and by using that information we can isolate an area of the landfill where if the things we are interested in finding are here. >> police are asking anyone to call the littleton department. they want will her family to have is closure and justice and they will continue this search for her and leave no stone unturned. >> thank you. now taking a look at the progress in the trump transition. president elect trump is meeting with vice president- elect mike pence today. as for trump's family there

for any temporary security clearances but government sources tells nbc news an inquiry was made if it could even be possible. meanwhile speaker paul ryan talked about the transition. >> donald trump is a multibillionaire successful businessman who has successful because he has surrounded himself with good people. he is a man that has made great successes. created tens of thousands of jobs. what is wrong with that? that is a good thing. >> sources say rudy giuliani is being considered for secretary of state and laurie ingram for press secretary. russia's defense minister said in a meeting with

russia war planes are targeting ammunition depots in both provinces. moscow had declared a halt on air strikes just about three weeks ago. president obama says he isn't buying the notion that donald trump's election victory is an objection of his world views. he says the last time he checked polling a pretty healthy majority of americans agreed with him international affairs. speaking at a press conference in greece, he said sometimes people just feel as if we want to try and see if we can shake things up. president warned about a growing movement that he says can divide people based on race, religion, ethnicity. the 20th century was abelard bath and we seriously have to consider the messages that are going on out there. >> the future of humanity and the future of the world is going to be defined by what we

those things that separate us and ultimately lead us into conflict. >> later on in the week the president will held to germany and he will be meeting with other european leaders. still ahead the bomb shell legal dispute between making a murder has everyone talking. but first hard to believe it

happy tuesday everyone. it's so pleasant out here in

with a catch. we have high fire danger across colorado. as of now take a look at this beautiful picture we have outside. blue skies over the city. no rain or snow in the forecast. at least for the next 24 hours. but those winds will be fierce. as of now, our temperatures for this november are coming in, in the top spot as the warmest november in history. our temperatures for today will keep us in that spot. the high today of 77 degrees. that is what we are forecasting. the reco set in 1942. we are about 25 degrees above that normal high. out here in the backyard our temperatures i'm not complaining. we're at 71. let's check the forecast for the rest of the state. starting off with current temperatures because any effect of those down sloping winds they are much stronger in the foothills. that is why our temperatures

25 corridor. cooler in sterling. check out these winds. we have a red flag warning in effect for southern wyoming. and in the foothills temperatures are gusting 20-30 miles per hour. for the rest of the afternoon your temperatures will continue to rise a bit more than into this evening they will still remain mild in the over night hours because of those strong westerly winds in the foothills. our future cast staying dry across the state. but into tomorrow we will have the increase of also those winds will be more active than today. tonight 45 will be the over night low. this is pretty mild. our wind from 10-20 miles per hour. now for tomorrow a red flag warning also in effect for southern wyoming and a fire weather watch will be in effect for south eastern colorado with a gust out there could get up to 35 miles per hour. everybody wants to know how about the snow. remember, the weather has been very dry.

but 1-2 inches all of that fall from the sky. not a lot of it accumulating for it along the front range. so thursday really is a day to watch where we will have that big time cool down. highs will be in the 40s. we have one more day with temperatures expected to be near that record high. now that snowy weather will move out before friday. by then it will be windy an friday a high of 38 degrees. temperatures on saturday and sunday will be in the upper 40s and gradually warming into the 60s. now stay up to date with what is happening with the forecast.

it was too close to call for a week but now we know the results of denver's marijuana vote. we know they have been counting this ordnance 300 passed 53-46 with a little more than 17,000 votes. it creates a four year pilot program where businesses in the city can apply for a permit to let customers use marijuana. there are some requirements including approval from the neighborhood. there will be no smoking allowed inside establishments. users will be able to smoke marijuana on outdoor patios. denver city council has 60 days to write up the rules how

french president says the paris deal to fight climate change is irreversible and the united states must respect the decision by the obama administration to join the deal. france will hold a respectful dialogue with president-elect donald trump on climate change but also demands u.s. involvement on behalf of more than 100 countries that have ratified the deal. trump has called a hoax and pledged to cancel landmark paris climate agreement. well, today is recycling day. if you haven't started just yet, today is a good day to do that especially because it's america recycles day. today you are asked to take a pledge to learn more about recycling in your community. now here in denver we may be one of the healthiest cities but we could use some improvement when it comes to recycling. a new report done by eco cycle

family homes and small apartments. it is one of the worst rates in colorado and among similar size cities it's one of the biggest issues out there. they are saying people are not separating their waste correctly here in denver. and the lack of access for recycling for those that are

republicans have reno house speaker when next years gop led congress starts working on president elect donald trump's agenda. house republicans picked the wisconsin republican at a closed door meeting today. a major new development in the case made famous by the popular netflix documentary making a murder. a judge overturned brendan's murder conviction in august. now that same judge has ordered his release from prison.

they now hope he will be home by thanksgiving if not sooner. >> reporter: nearly a decade after he was sentenced to life behind bars, he could soon be a free man. his holiday season the food will taste all the sweeter because we know the first time if ten years brendan will be celebrating freedom with his family. the case was featured in making a murder a ten part netflix documentary that raised questions about those convictions.

such a revelation for brendan's case. for the first time in ten years he is finally getting his story listened. cast city's attorney says the conviction was coerced. on monday that same judge ordered his release saying the state failed to demonstrate that dassey represents a community. >> usually when an old conviction is overturned, that is because there is real evidence or the real killer is found. here everything that we know today we knew in the original case. >> reporter: wisconsin's attorney general is appealing dassey's conviction and filing an emergency motion to keep him in prison. authorities have also questioned the documentary saying it doesn't share all the facts. >> a lot of the things were taken out of chronological

makers stand behind their work when one of their subjects could be walking out of prison any day now. >> thank you, joe. so far dassey's family have not commented on the judge's order. if dassey's released, he will be supervised by federal probation officers. he can't get a passport or firearm and no contact with steven avery who is still

we are rolling up the you wore the right dress. >> i did. it's a little bit of fall and a little bit of summer. this is why i look outside. look at these temperatures. we're one degree away from tying the record high for today. the highs for today will be in the 70s around town. temperatures in the 60s and 50s. now your planning forecast shows tomorrow a high of 76 degrees. so also really close. and then take a look at that sharp cool down. it will feel very different by the end of the week.

are not going to be able to wear shorts on thursday and friday and they pouted. they are like i don't even know where my pants are. so cooler thursday and friday with a chance for snow on thursday. a better chance of it accumulating in the high country for us. >> we'll take it.

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