for snow. two of the biggest police departments in colorado said they would not enforce any new immigration laws. >> i have patients telling me, they're paying as much for their insulin copays, as they are for their house. >> the rise is real. cu cracks the top 10, in least one poll. 9news starts now. he's the broncos biggest name. super bowl mvp, von miller's business is football, and business is very good for von these days. reports claim the broncos star is in the middle of an extortion case. saying miller is the unnamed athlete in a lawsuit filed last week in los angeles. that lawsuit says a woman in

stop her from releasing their sex tape. the lawsuit says the plaintiff believed to be von miller has received the highest honors, awards, and accolades available in his profession. the lawsuit also claims the woman at the center of this wants to quote, be the next kim kardashian. a judge signed an order, prohibiting the woman from duplicating, or releasing the recording. reporters after practice today, and the team is not discussing the situation. they were picked to finish 11th in their conference. tonight, the cu football team is ranked 10 in one poll. they're ranked ahead of ?? oklahoma state, auburn, florida state, and nebraska to name a few. the next two games will

pac-12 championship. the last time we saw snow in denver was in may. the last official measurable rainfall was october 12. hard to talk snow when it's 70s during the day, and in the 50s and even right around 60 degrees at 10:00 at night. however, we might get the chance to see snow. maybe a rain/snow mix before the end of the week. temperatures are going to drop 30 to 40 degrees after tomorrow. thursday will be the day and what could be our first moisture in the metro area in 37 days. the probability of rain or snow, coming up in a few minutes. two of the biggest police departments in colorado are making a point of saying publicly, they will not get involved in enforcing immigration law. they do not now, and say that will not change under the trump administration. they've been getting a lot of questions from the public, considering donald trump's call

in the country illegally. >> how are you guys getting that information out to the community? >> reporter: they are more questions than answers. >> i'm a proud immigrant. >> reporter: for the latino community. >> i came here illegally when i was 15 years old. >> reporter: she wonders above all, what will life be like after president-elect trump takes office. >> we have some bad hombres here, and we're going to get them out. >> reporter: dialing down the rhetoric from the campaign trail, trump said on 60 to 3 million people living in the country illegally who have committed crimes. denver and aurora police have joined departments across the country to make one thing clear. >> we will not be changing that. >> reporter: same goes for denver police. a spokesman says quote, immigration enforcement is handled at the central level, not by local law enforcement. >> we applaud aurora and denver

to build trust with local police. >> actually, it can really be damaging to police work. >> reporter: the coalition is counting on that trust. so is the community. >> i think it's mostly about keeping their word accountable. >> reporter: uncertain about the future. >> we reached out to denver mayor michael hancock this afternoon. he issued a statement saying denver is a welcoming, and inclusive city. he said denver will comply with federal immigration laws, but will never support unlawful detention. it's unclear how the cities of denver, or aurora will respond if federal deportation efforts ramp up, but we do know that governor hickenlooper has said he will resist any federal efforts to enact a mass deportation campaign. >> made that clear during the campaign.

post-election protests took place last week in portland. finding 70% of those taken into custody didn't even vote there. out of the 112 arrests 39 were registered in oregon, but did not return a ballot in the election. 36 arrested are not even registered to vote in that state. one protester arrested said he didn't vote because of the electoral college. that's why he was there, and wanted to see that changed. four of those arrested are under th perhaps none of this hubbub will matter if the electoral college snatches the victory away from donald trump. highly unlikely? correct. but there is an elector from denver trying to convince his colleagues to do that. he is appealing to electors nationwide to pick any other republican but trump. he talked to next about his idea for an electoral college

and the core values are commitment. i don't think donald trump has this that. >> it kind of appears you stumbled back into being an elector. >> i signed with the paperwork, and was asked to run. >> i understand there's not a law that binds you to casting for hillary, but you don't feel like you violated your word to voters when you said you would faithfully elect her to now do >> absolutely. i did violate my word. we have 34 days, and we'll see how the election turns out. but i don't think that the majority of the american public would mind if we avoid a donald trump presidency. >> is this how the system is supposed to work? >> absolutely. this is just another step in the process. >> we have a longer version of that interview on the next facebook page. hundreds of next viewers have

let's just talk special on friday night. friday night, 6:00 to 7:00 p.m., we're on tv. then streaming on 9news.com. google and facebook are responding to accusations that fake news influenced the election. they're taking steps to ban fake news. it would of making money, and publishing misinformation. according to the pew research center, 62% of americans get at least some news from social media. >> i get a lot of my news from social media, like facebook, twitter, snapchat. >> this information from many sources certainly had an impact on this election. >> some things to look out for as you sort through the real and the fake, check the url, the site may use a website very

source. you can also compare news stories on several trusted sites to see if they have the same information. russia deported a coloradan for illegally entering that country. he was picked up at russian's southern border with kazakhstan, he was charged for illegally crossing the border. he told a court in russian, he was just looking for a better life. they found him guilty, and dropped him on a plane new york yesterday. millions of americans with diabetes need insulin. yet the unintended side effects include an unintended ability to pay for something that's been around for decades. tonight, 9 wants to know what's happening to the cost of insulin. >> reporter: playing chicken in her backyard. >> i hate that.

draw. a stalemate. something he her parents -- >> it's my daughter's life. >> reporter: understand all too well. >> one day, i hope they'll be a cure. >> reporter: as of now, no one beats diabetes. only insulin keeps it in check. >> it's her life, she can't live without it. she has to have it every day. >> reporter: it's raised 90% since 2012. >> trying to keep healthy and alive, and trying to afford her medication, it's really hard. >> reporter: these days they are given extra vials. other insulins have all seen similar price increases. >> i think we've reached a breaking point. i have patients who tell me they're paying as much for their insulin with their copays, as they are for their

>> reporter: dr. earl hirsh says it needs as much scrutiny as the epipen. the patent was sold to toronto for $3. trials in the u.s. began not long after. >> my in kansas city. >> and he was on the trials? >> he was a diabetic, yes. >> reporter: mark also has diabetes. he knows he's paying dearly for the new stuff. >> my out of pocket costs for insulin based products have gone up 50% this last year. >> reporter: only three companies make insulin. few even bother to hide that they like to price based on what the other guys are doing.

they raised the price between 2012 and 2015. now look at their competitor. >> these are competitors. so market driving forces, we would expect them to lower the price. the reason that they're not is because they don't have to. >> they don't have to. that's the key. in the u.s., where not even medicare can negotiate prices, ey bear. >> the basic economics is that is an inelastic demand curve. at a certain point, the people will pay whatever you charge. >> reporter: as insulin companies tweak their formulas, making the products better, they manage to obtain new patents. they then stop producing the older, and cheaper versions. >> what you see is, is that people can't afford this innovation. >> reporter: with no generics on the market, companies have

list price to near $300 a vial. >> that is a lot for a vial of insulin considering in 1996, that same vial of insulin was $24. >> reporter: in canada, a country that can negotiate drug prices, a five second search of the internet found a $71 vial of humalog. in the u.s., it's $260, and that's >> reporter: so the stalemate continues. >> there's no vacations in our future. >> reporter: this is as far as the heims are concerned is no gain. >> every penny is counted. >> reporter: in more ways than one. >> every penny we can save so that we can pay for her insulin. >> reporter: so there is potential for relief for the families, for many other

bring to the u.s. market, a bio similar, a very popular insulin. think of it like a generic. it was approved in 2014, but it's taken this long to pass a number of legal hurdles in court, filed by the makers of lantis, showing when there is a cheaper alternative available, it's not always getting to market quickly for a variety of we talk about the importance of the epipen. the epipen is what you use in a worst case scenario. insulin is something you use every day, and you need it to keep you alive. diabetics across this country are telling the same story, they certainliy cannot afford their insulin. >> and they have no choice. >> reporter: they do not. we drop from highs in the 70s, to possible highs in the 30s, with a potential for snow in the forecast.

out overnight for deals done? a look at expectations for black friday. >> new kids on the block, boys 2 men, paula abdul, on the same stage for one concert in

with thanksgiving just over a week away, the outlook for black friday is being forecast. the holiday shopping might be a little different this year, mainly because there's no waiting. plenty of deals are being offered before thanksgiving, unless there are those who simply like to do it, there not be as many long lines, because the best deals may be online. for those willing to wait until

expected to have 10% deeper deals that day. ridesharing service lyft is getting a facelift of sorts. replaces the mustaches with these new color changing dash displays. it should be easy to spot. riders can tap a button in the app to display the same color, so th c you might have noticed changes this month. it is no shave november, and several of us guys are raising money for cancer research. check out the gallery full of faces, whether you prefer your ryan hair hairier. drew's gone through a lot of changes this month. if any beard impresses you, we invite you to click on a link. a couple of concert

attention, and took many music fans back to their younger days. new kids on the block will perform along with boys 2 men and paula abdul. a presale starts tomorrow, with tickets available to everyone on saturday. bruno mars is also coming to the pepsi center. but later in the year, set for the day before halloween. i'm meteorologist kathy saban out in the degrees tomorrow, then we're going to cut that number in half for thursday and friday. so get ready for a change. in the high country, they're ready. loveland, ready for more snow. 77 in denver, 80 in lamar, 81 in pueblo. highs this time of year are in the low 50s. at the airport this hour, winds

southwest. we've been hovering around 60 degrees. just beautiful as the evening progresses. the storm is coming from the gulf of alaska. already seeing signs that that precipitation is going to be of the froze be variety across the cascades, the sierras, and eventually colorado's mountains. the high country welcoming 5 to 10 inches of snow between wednesday night, and midday thursday. denver will get in on a little bit of the action. we'll get a brief shot of rain on thursday morning, then it's going to switch over to snow. there will be a little burst of melting precipitation snow. it may affect rush hour a bit. but by thursday night, skies clear, and temperatures are going to drop like a rock. no advisories for denver, but until the northern, and central mountains, a northern storm watch out. gusty winds and blowing snow will be an issue. 5 to 10 inches of snow wednesday night through friday morning. not a lot to show you on the radar right now, but the system is finally moving onshore. as it does, we'll really start

system. a high pressure bridge breaking down, allowing for this mid-and upper level cloud ridge to come in. tomorrow, a windy, and warmer day. but good travel on the i-25 corridor and in and out of the high country. precipitation stays in the northwest for now. with the secondary front to the north, initially rain, then all snow for lower elevations. fast moving storm, but temperatures drop out of the upper 70s, and lower 80s into clouds increasing across the western slope tomorrow. then the front range by tomorrow. even with that cloud deck, temperatures will be running a good 25 degrees above average. that increase in fire danger, prompting the national weather service to issue a red flag warning. gusty winds out of the southwest. mild night. 30s in the high country. 40s for lower elevations.

tricky heading into the wee hours of thursday morning. up in the mountains. 67 in idaho springs, and 65 in evergreen. in denver for tonight, beautiful, quiet. sun's up just before 7:00. temperatures in the 50s when you step out in the morning. kids want to wear shorts to school in mid-november, why not? snow boots and a parka on friday, with cold air blowing. 1 to 2 inches of melting accumulate. don't know that we'll see our first official snow at dia, but that moisture is there. clearing, cold, windy, on friday, warmer for the weekend. tracking another storm for after thanksgiving that may affect travel, and i'll have a lot more tomorrow.

hi everybody, broncos quarterback, trevor siemian is having a good season so far. siemian struggled to protect the football the last couple weeks, and although the team has won 7 of 9 games he's started, he can be so much better. >> we want him to be great quick. i want trevor to play at as high of a level as possibly play at down the stretch. one thing about it, you get in these positions, regardless of who's in there, whether they played 7 games or whether they played 70 games. it's time to be your best. >> i think it's good, i think, you know, kube expects a lot out of me. i expect a lot out of myself truthfully. take it for what it is, i'd rather have that than the other way around.

admission today. romo's returning to practice, and while everybody argues over whether he or rookie prescott deserves to start, romo ended the controversy with a remarkable display of leadership. >> he's earned the right to be our quarterback. as hard as that is for me to say, he's earned that right. he's guide the our team to an 8- 1 record, and that's hard to do. if you think for a i don't want to be out there, then you've probably never felt the pure ecstasy of competing and winning. that hasn't left me, in fact, it may burn now more than ever. >> seems to me that romo might just be a perfect candidate to end his career with the broncos like peyton manning did. but mike cliff doesn't think

happening. >> i don't. not at all. tony romo is going to be 37 next april. i think the best of tony romo was three years as. i think he's desending. while trevor siemian, and paxton lynch are ascending. trevor siemian is playing very well. in fact, i think there will be a quarterback controversy for the broncos next year heading into training camp, siemian, or a real push to get the 1st round draft pick, paxton lynch out there. eventually, you've got to give lynch the ball, i think that's the way the broncos will go. ? [ music ] ? if somebody mentions paxy,

the avs beat the large kings. a scrap behind the net, and when he got to the penalty box, mcleod realized his helmet was broken. one of the officials kindly skated over to the bench to get a replacement, but some wise guy send him back with an injured forward matt duchene's head gear, which is about four sizes too small. everybody got a good laugh, mostly because the avs won 4-1. the still comes from milan, where sebastian rudy completely lost his head during an international friendly. in the still of the night. ? [ music ] ? bobblehead birthday boy is trevor story, born on this date 24 years ago.

tonight show next, we're all done here. jimmy's got warren baity.