it is 66 in denver. 68 boulder. it is still pretty warm outside. lots of 50s in the high countries. 60s off to the west. but to the north, a lot of cold air. 29 in cut bank, montana. we have 30 degrees in jackson, 44 rock springs. so all of this cold air is headed our way. and we will look at some very there is rain and snow already in the state. but there is much more to come. we will talk about that in a few minutes. we have winter weather warnings and advisories out there. >> thank you launch. >>> you will want to check out the improved weather page on cbsdenver.com. we have hour by hour forecast and video clips on cbsdenver.com. >>> now, new details on a fire that destroyed a home in adams county. got going just before 4:00 this burning a lot of grass and brushes and a detached garage with a car inside. the strong winds had neighbors worried. >> i was scared to death. i thought his house will be next. and of course, i'm right here. i will be next. >> three people suffered minor injuries during that fire. the flames burned about 63 acres. >>> th

we are expecting to speak with boulder county's clerk and recorder in the next half hour. i'm amanda del castillo, denver 7. >> can you not mail your anymore. you have to physically drop it off or vote in person. >> you may have to prepare for some long lines at some of the polling centers or not. jason gruenauer joins us with tips. >> reporter: the answer is take advantage of the technology that is there. in arapahoe county, they will be posting the polling place wait times on their web site. it is arapahoevotes.com. despite crashing two years ago officials say they are ready. they have prepared for today. the number one option, the more popular option is to drop off ballot mailed to you, fill it out in one of the ballottboxes. we've already seen people coming here and dropping off the ballots. if you want to vote in person, the in-person voting locations open up at 7:00 a.m. at that point, can you weigh your options online before choosing where you want to come >> if somebody is in a hurry out, they can look at the wait times for the vote centers around them and make the

but boulder stood up for our kids. we understand the health threats posed by unhealthy sugary drinks. now, while the law does not go into effect until july 1, a lot brands plan to fight the tax until it is mandatory. reporting live, andrea flores, cbs4 news. >>> the latest now on a former nurse at university hospital accused of stealing painkillers from patients. kacye unruth was accused of stealing drugs and replacing >>> developing now, suspects considered armed and dangerous caught on video, robbing a bank in denver. the robbers stormed the key bank on colorado near iliff in broad daylight yesterday morning. some employees say they didn't think they would survive this scene. the two men wore black hoodies and pink gloves. there was a third man driveing the get away car that 2002 gold dodge intreped. >>> colorado veteran's personal thousands of people are affected. how the information was compromised. >> this relentless warm dry weather is having a big impact in the high country and it is not good. >> and you can see

we have boulder today at 65. parker will hit abbut 63. it is 50s and 60s for the entire state today. ?3 clear conditions too. on futurecast, the ssorm we saw just to the east of colorado yesterday is moving out so we've got a big ridge of high pressure in place. i know it is just the second of this month, in a normal year, denver would be looking at about 13 inches of snow and yet, we've not seen anythingg lastier, our first measurable snow was on november 5th. back in 2014, it was also in november. we are still looking at potentially getting closer to the latest first snow ever on record here in denver wh november 21st. mid-60s today. low 70s tomorrow. wednda our seven-day forecast. we'll still see mid- to upper 60s through the end of the week and sunshine. not only here across the plains but in the mountains too. it will be sunny and dry through the coming weekend. we'll likely be tracking a weak storm early next week so temperatures will likely drop a bit on monday. >> we have awe nasty crash out at highlands ranch right now. office, w

you are looking love the anti-trump hotels have been in downtown denver and him boulder my pictures on your screen two of many protest happening around the country tonight from new york to los angeles this protest coming as present obama meeting with president-elect from today while more on that and just a moment. i want to get the mike barnes live protesters who blew through. hanging out at the state capital a few people mingling about all the protesters left the area about 45 minutes ago earlier today people out here holding sign hundreds of folks can put me on the capitol steps and signs like they're saying here from i 97 -year-old grandma not my prize. the did go out a march today as well that have brown 6:00 o'clock where they marched on down to the 16th street colfax in the state capital where they weren't shy about expressing their feelings about president trump. he's a coward that hides behind a and racism. real think that's right where here to protest. don trump is our president. you have condone sexual assault against women. i personally will not stand for that. one nice thin

the mayor of boulder city is taking your questions .. ((kirsten joyce)) >> he joins us for this week's monday mornings with a person fighting for their life .. after an overnight street race... we're live on scene as police investigate. ((brian loftus)) >> plus... investigators say the deadly elko plane crash.. could've been worse.. what the pilot did .. that saved lives. ((sherry swensk)) >> and... mother nature lighting up the sky overnight with thunderstorms... where are they now? i'm tracking the radar... as the chance for rain heads towar the valley today. 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((kirsten joyce)) news now good day, the valley's news leader. i'm kirsten joyce. ((brian loftus)) >> and i'm brian loftus. we're following breaking news this morning .. as one person is fighting for their life after a crash. ((kirsten joyce)) >> police believe two vehicles were racing before they collided near sahara and nellis. ((kirsten joyce)) >> 8 news now reporter

according to the boulder daily camera, one of their reporters reached out to the man who admitted that he himself had painted that onto his vehicle. in this case, denver police say there an active investigation. we are live in denver, karen morfitt, cbs4 news. >> thank you karen. >>> new tonight, hillary clinton delivers public remarks for the first time since the she spoke at a gala for the children's defense fund. she said people disappointed by the election results need to stay involved. >> i ask you to stay engaged. stay engaged on every level. we need you. america needs you. the energy, your ambition, your talent. that is how we get through this. >> clinton said it was difficult for her to be there tonight. and since the election, she has just wanted to curl up with a good book and her dogs. >>> new at 10:00 tonight, he sounds women say he makes unwanted advances. one even locked herself away when she sees him coming. and the men the women are describing is a denver police officer. cbs4 investigator brian maass is breaking this story for us. >> reporter: he is a denver police offi

in one of the boulders. >> they are roughly 150 million years old. >> these boulders were plucked from nearby dinosaur ridge. a popular hugging spot a stones throw from red rocks. >> a few miles up there. >> turns out the fossil filled boulders were used add guardrail. at the top of the stretch of roadway. for 50 to 60 years. until c-dot put in proper guardrail and gave the boulders a museum. >> they were pulled out of as part of that. >> . colorado wasn't always a landlocked state. we were actually part of the interior sea way. that cut north america in half. >> this is an ocean floor. that dinosaurs were walking in. and when they died the remains fall into it and become o tpos fossilized. >> . we're back a problem solvers consumer alert. involving more than 7 hundred thousand toyota. min sraoe vans in the u.s. that automaker is recalling models made between 2011. 2016. because of a problem they say with the latch. that could cause the vehicle sliding doors to open. while it's moving. no word from toy toyota. if the injuries. it will notify ordinary reason and prudence of the problem.

joyce: this was the first time boulder rolls onto i-94, smashing into a car. it happened in the zoo interchange, right where all the construction is going on. wisn 12 news terry sater is live. terry, you talked to a witness. >> thankfully no one got hurt. the boulder rolled onto the interstate right behind me and a , witness tells me that considering it was rush hour, it could have been a lot worse. cars on the shoulder and what looks like a construction worker standing there. the left lane is blocked east bound. >> 12 news' matt salemme first reported on the wayward boulder from newschopper 12. you can see the crunched driver side left front fender of a white mazda suv. the department of transportation says the boulder rolled onto east bound 94 in the zoo interchange from a construction zone just before 9:00 this morning. >> i look up ahead of me and i see this big boulder this big he nearly got caught up in the mess. >> about two cars in front of me an suv hit the rock. >> then two cars behind the suv collided. >> you know it came up to the side of my door.

the boulder city courthouse. it started here with a couple dozen people than a started is over in terms of the gathering. we close in a thousand a be a small marge at least a short distance they made their way out probably which of broadway which is a major thoroughfare. and then decided to us 36 again stopping traffic at one point i think he saw the live rise. folks impede the progress. trying to get around the area for the most peaceful and pretty respectful there's been a course a couple exceptions. thanks for keeping an eye on the situation there doesn't look like they're going anywhere anytime soon. they went to the capitol building and then they dispersed of one went their own way the police left and everything this players up. denver please putting up the traffic northbound i 25 closed at sixth avenue due to the out and see who's on the ground out they with the very latest. will let michael gather some information for us this is the crowd that was on i 25 the police have managed to get them off i 25 now th

i talked to the boulder county clerk and recorder. she says this is all part of the system of checks andd balances, random ballot machines and ballots are selected. they are rescanned, hand coonted, then the numbers compared to make surr they are all right. the clerk and recorder says it's important the ppblic knows they do this. they put the audit results online so veryone can process. every county in colorado does this poot election aadit with ballots and ballot scanning machines. here's in boulder, it's going to take about two days, and election results are certified and then they start thinking about the 2017 election. reporting in boulder, i'm jason gruenauer, denver 7. >>> we invite you to join marshall zelinger and other colorado journalists for a look back at the highs and lows of covering this election cyyle. tomorrow night's discussiin at the denver post auditorium is the final in the tap the vote series, which ww have partnered with the denver post and other you can learn more informatiin on thedenverchannel.com, just look

nick krupke has the story from both. >> we are here at the unc student center in boulder. a lot of students are immersed in their work. come saturday despite it being thinks we break a lot of people are staying in town and they will be watching football. >> it is really big game and i hope we win. >> the fans are, and a work in excited. >> something that there is little buzz going on campus now people are excited. >> the players are you not excited. >> he said excited to cover tha in his that excited to ride in it. >> mike mcintyre is channeling his inner player this week. it's a gimmick his son makes football relevant again here in boulder. >> you pay your dues. commits you feel it. this thick cloud of you and whatnot. now the challenges go for good too great. >> we needed to get the state s we can attract those student athletes from around the country. we've done that and i think we will see the fruits the labor when this football season is over. >> i can't wait for this game. i really >> this letter to the process i quite simple just yet but tickets are certainly going

according to the boulder daily camera, one of their reporters reached out to the man who admitted that he himself had painted that onto his vehicle. in this case, denver police say there an active investigation. we are live in denver, karen morfitt, cne >> thank you karen. >>> new tonight, hillary clinton delivers public remarks for the first time since the day after the election. she spoke at a gala for the children's defense fund. she said people disappointed by the election results need to stay involved. >> i ask you to stay engaged. stay engaged on every level. we need you. america needs you. the energy, your ambition, your talent. that is how we get through this. >> clinton said it was and since the election, she has just wanted to curl up with a good book and her dogs. >>> new at 10:00 tonight, he sounds like a stalker. women say he makes unwanted advances. one even locked herself away when she sees him coming. and the men the women are describing is a denver police officer. cbs4 investigator brian maass is breaking this story for us. >> reporter: he is a denver police officer wh

and shipped it to boulder. it sat there for years. but owner lenny marti-nelli says the spirit of the thawing of the cold war helped get the teahouse built and open. boulder did eventually return the favor. they opened an internet cafe in dushanbe in 2009. ta-jikistan doesn't have a lot of internet connectivity though. city reports show it's been in and out of use. to help americans get a jump start on their 20-17 travel plans -- travelzoo deals. the top six -- washington d-c, florida's gulf coast, new zealand, paris, peru, and the united kingdom. the reason -- more hotel openings, better air sales, and a strong u-s dollar. let's check in with marty. really excited about this. the new way you can save princess peach -- right at your fingertips, next. your smartphone. the game will make it's smartphone debut on december 15th. and you can download it for free. unlocking the full game will cost you 9-99 though. you can get super mario run for your smartphone or tablet. the game will be similar to temple run -- where the character runs on

aaron matas has more from boulder. ever. >> ecstatic. very happy to be in the position we're in. >> reporter: in front of the largest folsom field crowd in recent memory, he threw for more than a hundred yards and threw for more than a hundred yards. >> i played well, but i didn't do it by myself. that's the biggest thing. the whole line was blocking perfectly. i think iran twice almost untouched, so hots off to the -- hats off to the whole team. >> reporter: it had to be him. he's been through so much in four years here in denver, and the fact that it's him leading the charge means so much to his teammates and his coaches. >> i said for a long time, and i don't think many people believed me that once the team caught up with him we would be successful. he just has that will power right now. he has that will power, that it factor, and every once in awhile you see that with a and i'm so happy he's getting to do it with all he's overcome. >> he a dog. you got to be a dog in this game, period. and that man, he puts his body on the line day i

teas are amazing. >> it is a classic boulder spot. it is really fun. >>yo house you get a great idea and great sense of a different place. >> reporter: lenny, the owner of the tea house says there is a good reason for that. >> it is a design to put their culture in boulder. >> reporter: the whole building is from somewhere else. >> city of boulder decided to [indiscernible] >> reporter: that was in the early 1980's. trailblazers were trying to break the ice of the cold war. >> it is to bring cultures together people to people versus government to government. >> reporter: it took years to get the word through. >> they set out to build a sitting house. >> reporter: dozens of artisans crafted the tea house and shipped it to boulder where 200 pallets another for another few years. >> i was drive big the tea house at that point. i saw >> reporter: that's when martin got involved. >> i said that could be a really cool restaurant. >> reporter: nobody had a good idea what they were doing with this giant jigsaw puzzle. they could not figure out where the front

he was in boulder earlier and is now in lakewood. clinton herself has a busy day campaigning in pennsylvania, michigan, and north carolina. >> and donald trump campaigning there as well. shaun boyd says it could come we be looking for? >> reporter: in are half a dozen counties in colorado that loom large election night as well as several voter constituencies. clinton has an advantage with the female vote. but she could struggle in some democratic strongholds. pueblo, and adams for example where trump has appealed to working class democrats. and, liberal boulder is on our list to watch along with larimer because of young voters. i talked to our political analyst about the strange dynamics in play this year. >> i'm not convinced that rnd matters as much as personality. there are far too many from my experience, prominent republicans who have already publicly stated i'm not voting for donald trump. >> in are republicans in the suburbs who especially in the suburbs who might not stick with trump. but, will they be offset by blue collar d

during surgery. >> a new law passed in boulder last night. meant to help prevent health issues like diabetes. >> it will adden extra tax on distribute distributors of sugar the health issues. >> . >> boulder is a great place. for business. >> this is our production area. the tank is where we mix the product. >> a police where health is important. >> this is my number one seller actually. >> take doctor d. a small business. focused on producing a healthy product. >> we're family run business. it's myself. my wife. and my next door neighbor. >> the locals have spopbld responded. case in point the growing >> by consuming our drinks. you're helping to fight off things like type two diabetes. >> both considered healthy alternatives to soda. >> there is a general movement towards a healthier beverage. >> and both need sugar. for balance. >> we have to leave sugar in the drink. to keep the bacteria alive. >> on election day. boulder voters approve the tax for any 12 ounce drink. doctor tkr-rbgs's for example. has nine grams of sugar. while the avera

temperatures down below freezing greeley and boulder, boulder, 26 21 georgetown. tonight another cold one timber heading down to where we were early this morning, 14, 20s to the south and east come a lot of cold teens for colorado high country that the future at -- clear skies, could be a little area of fog to the north and east of the airport early tomorrow but we will bring that off. notice as we go through the day a few clouds late in the day he push over the mountains and what tomorrow. so enjoy the sunshine on saturday. with more melting snow and sunshine, temperatures 50s and in the mountains remember sunscreen, 40s and 50s in the northeast. 65 in trinidad, into denver and i think the snow melting away commit easily 52 to 65 degrees across the metro, 9:00 o'clock tonight, down to 24 and wake up 14 everyer mild day at 50. we topped that by 64 on sunday, that is the warmest day in the forecast. increasing clouds, maybe late shower nine or 10:00 o'clock, 58 cold front comes in on tuesday, 47 make give us a little bit of accumulating snow. not what we saw yester

boulder 61. cooler in greeley. started off in the teens but 53 under mix of sun chance for rain on monday. snow in the forecast and will look at the seven-day forecast in a bit.>>> perfect weather for a special event in denver to honor those killed in the line of duty. first of its kind 5k so we will get out to amanda del castillo bundled up out there and big crowd behind you. >> reporter: a very big crowd behind me and the announcer telling everyone they're if your driving next to washington park pull over and find a spot in join us. this is for denver's very first officers down 5k. the 5k starts at 10:00 this morning. in just a few minutes they are getting ready for the kids fun denver7 jacket on i would participate because i think that pass for the size of a kid. everyone's out for a good cause. celebrating officers who put their lives on the line on a daily basis. the line of duty. they are here for this 5k and you see everyone still registering because the 5k starts at 10:00. it has been held in 25 different s

she'll stop in boulder this morning. 9news reporter tarhonda thomas is in boulder. chelsea clinton won't be the only family member coming to colorado this week. >> reporter: no. we just learned bill clinton is coming to colorado. we'll give you more details on that coming up. first i want to give you a look at the campaign office, which she'll be visiting in boulder. mall-type space. they have reached the capacity. on the website it says registration is full. looking through the windows you can see the lights are on. it is clear in there. no one is in there yet. she'll come here at 9:00. doors open at 8:00. this is not her first stop in colorado. chelsea clinton was here yesterday. she was in aurora. chev luther king library. both sides of the campaign know millions of americans voted. so many more still have ballots in hand or at home. they are urging them to fill them out and turn them in. the sooner the better. campaigns want to count on the votes. chelsea clinton is going to be talking economics. it is a theme we have heard echo through a lot of her mother's cam

do plan accordingly for extra traffic going to boulder. on 36 drive, the west and eastbound side, looking good. and the increase of traffic as we get closer to game time. wands worth is open by church ranch again and down to 76 and 70. the rest of town is getting busy. the drive south to the tech center, wide open for us right now. >>> it is 6:20 on this thursday morning. rtd is get ready to fix the crossing arm issue on the a and b line. if by february. if they're not, regulatorses could shut down loo -- loops many. >>> falling $50 million short of expectations. so that means some projects will be delayed. >> i use i-25 between kas castle rock and monument. a pressing area, starting studies on and no plan to do any improvements and budgets likeethis will have an impact on delaying the improvements for a while. >> the budget crunch is not going to affect everything. and there's an expansion on 25 from 66 to ft. collins. >>> a donald trump costume led to a nightmare for one denver area mother. we'll have the story next. >>> a tracker on 77

everything is wn >> in the city hopes you do to. >> boulder is great. i highly recommend to come downtown. >> this offer will not last forever. you have to do by the end of the year. we have the ski industry -- we have to have some snow. making snow in getting natural justin schaffer sent in this picture from the loveland ski area. as of this morning, 45 percent of our snowpack is here. less than half of our average of snow. we will do well this week in the mountains with snowfall on the ski areas. c-dot cameras throughout the high city -- series of waves of snowfall will you can see the next big block of a here. the main system missed off to the east. that will be a very fall like weekend ahead. we do not have 50s in the weekly planner. only 30s and 40s. big changes moving in and moving we will start off in the 20s at 6:00 a.m. bundle up the kiddos with hats and gloves. high temperatures only around 45 for the afternoon. tonight lowe's -- single digits to lower teens. before i pressed play f mix of sun and clouds for your day tomorrow. if you have an e

boulder city is going over the paperwork. boulder is an >>> --rants. >>> the mayor releasing a statement saying our city is welcoming and inclusive where all people are valued. denver police says they won't cooperate with any immigrationnorders that comes from the white house from trump. aurora has made a deport 2 to 3 immigrants will cost close to $300 billion. they want to see the country protect immigrants. >>> president elect trump is working to fill key cabinets. alabama senator jeff sessions will have influence over homeland security. he may be take the lead on trump's deportation efforts and trump's team is holding meetings in new they're working on a secretary of state and attorney. paul ryan spoke out after a meeting with trump's team. >> this will be a government folk you gossed on turning president elect's -- we can't wait to get to work. >> he tweeted about his transition last night saying a very organized place taking place as i decide on cabinet and i'm the only one who knows -- >>> denver police heard your conc

two each for mesquite and boulder city. reporting live, sergio avila, news 3. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a local teen is behind bars after police say he tried to hit an aur with -- officer with his car. >> that caused an officer to pull a gun and fire. they spotted the teen speeding and nellis. >> daniel prichard still inside. >> they attempted to contact the occupant of the car. when they did this, the vehicle drove at a high rate of speed out of that cul-de-sac at the driver of the police car. >> the officer's bullet did not hit the teen. nobody got hurt. pritch prichard is behind bars. >>> from clothing to bringing aid to locals in need. >> we go inside cashman center where thousands are benefiting. >> reporter: about 6,000 people are expected to make their way through the doors today. i can tell you the line has been continuously wrapped around the entire building. the numbers for homeless here are startling. in southern nevada alone, 2016 census numbers show that 6200 locals on any given night are own. even more shocking, the total number ofhomeless is

won't want to miss his bazaar story. >>> a cu boulder rape victim speaks out. she hopes her message can inspire other women. coming up you're going to hear the emotional interview. >>> we're tracking a huge fire that broke out in san bernardino, california. who says i shoul dn't have a soda everyday? my doctor. my dentist. definitely my wife. wait, i know what i want. make sparkling water at home. and drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. love your water. woman: after all donald trump has said and done... she ate like a pig... you can do anything. i moved on her like a b*h! bragged about assaulting women, and he's the republican nominee for president! and congressman mike coffman said he didn't know if donald trump's a sexual predator. come on. look, we just can't vote for coffman or trump. women vote is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> so months ago, disaster struck. >> one daa you're talking to your mother and next you're getting a call from the chaplin. >> doctors gave molly a 1% chance to live. >> we were prepared to lose molly. >>

the morning team sat down with boulder city's mayor woodbury. ((brian loftus)) joined again m lets get right into our first question about the volleyball court at veterans memorial park volleyboall court with help of the eagle scout project. apparently the group shoveled and raked over 550 tons of sand. this is a great way to create a new and improved attraction. mayor rod woodbury: right, it's at our veterans memorial park in boulder city. it was really a community project. we had over 800 volunteers, 200+ man hours of work and moving that stuff around. it's kind of modeled after the volleyball court at sunset park. it used to be this rough sand in there where you'd have basically a kitty litter box and kids it's going to be a great asset to our community and kids are already starting to use it. ((brian loftus)) team effort! ((kirsten joyce)) with everybody helping, that's nice! mayor, recently there've been some development proposals and discussion about residential growth in slo-growth boulder city. what's the latest? mayor rod woodbury: as y

and the price for sugary drinks is about to go up in boulder-- how much money the new tax could bring in for the this morning where it's still close. the initiative would allow public consumption or social use of marijuana. it would create a four year pilot program that would let bars-- cafes-- and more public places get permits for people to use marijuana in their businesses. businesses would still approval from a neighorhood group. right now-- 50 point 8 percent of voters have approved it. 49 point one say no. recreational use of marijuana will soon be legal in california-- more than 60 million americans in five states had the chance to vote on recreational marijuana. more than 24 million in four states considered medical marijuana. nationwide polls showed support for marijuana is at an all time high... although there are still no plans to change the federal ban on the drug. here's a look at the states voting on recreational marijuana. arizona voters did not approve the pot measure. california with 56- percent of voters in favor of recreational pot 50-percent yes, and 50-percent no

our stan bush checking in from boulder county. some people say this punishment is not harsh enough. >> reporter: jim, these men caused a fire that forced hundreds of families from their but, in the end, no prison time, apparently, because the fire was set accidentally. heavy air tankers and helicopters fought for days to contain the cold springs wild fire in july. eight homes were destroyed when two transients jimmy sugds and zach kukendal get their illegal camp get out of control. >> they have hurt a lot of people. >> reporter: nederland's fire chief is one of e across land he hopes to hand down to his children and theirs. >> that area is gone for my generation and his generation. it is never the same. it is eternally changed. >> reporter: the two were seen in this video while crews were still battling the flames and investigators were looking for suspects. they were arrested and taken to the boulder county jail where they will now stay for two years on work release and pay more than a million dollars in in nederland call fair. >

our stan bush checking in from boulder county. some people say this punishment is not harsh enough. >> reporter: jim, these men caused a fire that forced hundreds of families from their homes and put this entire area on panic over the summer. but, in the end, no prison time, apparently, because the fire was set accidentally. helicopters fought for days to contain the cold springs wild fire in july. eight homes were destroyed when two transients jimmy sugds and zach kukendal get their illegal camp get out of control. >> they have hurt a lot of people. >> reporter: nederland's fire chief is one of the victims. one of these black scars cuts across land he hopes to hand down to his children and theirs. >> that area is gone for my it is never the same. it is eternally changed. >> reporter: the two were seen in this video while crews were still battling the flames and investigators were looking for suspects. they were arrested and taken to the boulder county jail where they will now stay for two years on work release and pay more than a

they tweeted last night saying boulder is bumping. they will now play in the pack 12 championship in santa clara on saturday. we will have more on what help the buffs co >>> we have a look at mile high stadium this morning. the broncos are hosting kansas city today. broncos fans, we want you to join in on the fun with rbs fan talk. you can tweet during the game. boat on the poll on cbs denver.com. >>> a shooting in colorado springs at least one man dead and another man in critical condition. it happened last night on carmel drive. police say that the man who did police are looking for two suspects. it is not clear what led up to that shooting. >>> a truck driver faces a careless driving charge after hitting and killing a state trooper on i 25. it happened friday afternoon, and cody donahue, a trooper, died at the scene. this serves as a tragic reminder for drivers to move over for emergency vehicles. >> reporter: when cody donahue state trooper, responded to a vehicle crash on friday afternoon, he never could of know the terror that w

a trace to 2 inches for the denver, boulder and fort collins areas. similar amounts on the eastern plains. one exception will be along the inches there. meanwhile, most mountain areas 4 to 10 inches from steamboat springs to rocky mountain national park, south through winter park, summit county to vail and aspen. your forecast, 39 this afternoon. that's it. i should say, we've already hit 39, that's our high. we already reached the high alan. we'll continue to tumble. tomorrow, 38. sun is back. saturday 54. warmer by sunday, monday, back into the 60s and we'll watch another system the middle of next week. >>> thanks ,, ,, ,, >>> we'd like you to meet austin, a curly coated retriever mix. likes to make friends. visit him inperson at the dumb friends league buddy center in castle rock south of the outlet mall. ask for austin. >>> a consumer alert for the insurance institute for highway safety said child booster seats are really protecting kids. >> reporter: kate perkins will soon need a booster seat for 3- year-old emma who is growing fast. >> we're goi

she will be in boulder tomorrow. visits at www.cbsdenver.com students and teachers are out of luck, out of money and out of patience. a popular for-profit college in denver suddenly shut down today. lauren dispirito caught up with some students at the heritage college campus. one told you she cried over the news . >> reporter: several students were very emotional. they even attended class here today but say they weren't given any indication about what was about to now they're only official communication with the school is this note on the door. with just weeks to go until graduation, students at heritage college in denver suddenly have no idea whether they will receive the certificates they have earned and paid for. >> i was crying. i didn't know what to do. i'm a single mom. i put work aside to come to school . >> reporter: women studying to become aestheticians gathered on tuesday. -go to school for over a year to have the rug pulled from underneath me . >> reporter: a note posted to the college's doors stating "he

he had previously served time in prison for theft and had an arrest warrant out from boulder county. >>> a 4-year-old girl in california is being called a hero after preventing a fire at her home. she explains what happened. >> they took my stfe bunny to put away upstairs. but then i paused because i saw white smoke in my room. >> i can't go upstairs. there's smoke in my room. just so matter-of-fact and calm. >> that was little sammy boyer talking. the mother called 911. turns a ceiling fan in the girls room had started to overheat. fan. sammy had had a fire safety talk at preschool so she says she was prepared to act. good for her. way to go. >>> speaking of fires, we need some rain. >> we do need some rain. let's check out if we have anything. first off really, really good news. we all get an extra hour of sleep tonight. yeah! we fall back, end of daylight saving time. turn your clocks back right after the newscast. satellite and radar together, back to 4:00 this morningwe southern colorado down in the san juans and sangre de cristos. a low pressure is spreading the moisture in. a

she will be in boulder tomorrow. mike pence also has stops scheduled. you can see the full list of visits at www.cbsdenver.com students and teachers are ou of patience. a popular for-profit college in denver suddenly shut down today. lauren dispirito caught up with some students at the heritage college campus. one told you she cried over the news . >> reporter: several students were very emotional. they even attended class here today but say they weren't given any indication about what was about to happen. now they're only official communication with the school graduation, students at heritage college in denver suddenly have no idea whether they will receive the certificates they have earned and paid for. >> i was crying. i didn't know what to do. i'm a single mom. i put work aside to come to school . >> reporter: women studying to become aestheticians gathered on tuesday. >> i don't know what's going to happen. -go to school for over a year to have the rug pulled from underneath me . the college's doors stating "heritage does not have enough cash to ke

and 28 for 13, aspen and leadville; 5 degrees cooler in grand junction. 38 degrees in denver; 43, boulder; anthrax, lamar. the high cupt -- 38, lamar; and the high country, warmer in denver and 48 in grand junction. throughout the rest of the day, you'll see skies clear here across the front range. this evening, we'll get chilly as temperatures start to drop when the skies start to clear. we're going to talk about thanksgiving in just a moment, allen. back to you now. >> and thank you. see you in a few moments. >> thing is what it looked like a couple of inches of snow fell above 6500 feet finally really starting to look like november in colorado. our jamie leery is live in the 16th street mall. how are the conditions changing there, jamie? >> reporter: honestly, it feels as cold as it did earlier this morning, but conditions nothing like what we were dealing with earlier. look at this. they're over the eisenhower tunnel about 4:00 this morning and this it's doing this through the entire morning show through 7. still snowing when we left and then we hit the road and hit some ice. in addit

she will be in boulder tomorrow. tonight, she was five miles from the century 16 future answering the question about gun rights. >> as my mother has said, she does not believe that sensible gun violence prevention measures are in any way incompatible with the second amendment. we should be able to protect the second amendment rights of americans while better protecting americans. >> new numbers show mo t their ballots. that was a third of registered voters. here's the proof you need that colorado's population is booming. the number of registered voters jumped by 300,000 in the past year. >>> the national guard has its cyber team on standby. ohio has called on the unit to hack their voter registration systems. that applause at the closing bell, wall street has jitters. the dow fell more than 100 since june. >>> things are still far from normal in castle rock where police detonated explosive found in a home. the developments tonight, police met with neighbors to answer questions. liz gelardi is live in castle rock and

former vice president al gore is in boulder right now in jefferson county. he spent the whole day in colorado campaigning bill clinton. related event. what ii the get out the vote and sustainability. he was on the stage x minutes ago. he's talking about private issues as you expect here. place known for climate issues. also for get out the vote. if you look at the results as money, 65,000 democrats but so you should a bit of a serious sense of humor. this is a climate election. we must change, we can. the question of wwether we will depends upon you. that leads them a second message. take t for me, every vote counts.[ laughter ] >> reporter: he's referencing th election. he was on to jefferson county for another event right now. if you have voted already, here's tips somewhat need to do. it's too late to mail in your about. yet to drop it off at about walks her rocket walk into the polling center. polls close at 7 o'clock tonight. we will be right here bringing denver seven. >>> a man accused of vandalizing trumps campaign of september is behind bars. police

the rise is real in boulder. up to number ten in today's college football ranking first time in 14 years they have rain ranked that high. monster game saturday at. field against number 22 washington state. seven sports extra today at five and six and will talk a lot more about this epic battle coming up all week long starting tomorrow. >>> kings at the pepsi center tonight. they busted out big time. patrick went around and back and posted in passed peter. less than 30 seconds later remain excellent redirection and then blake, popped it in the third. the breakup of the boys. avalanche a big win tonight for now michael wind at pepsi center i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, verizon is america's most reliable network. and i'm jamie foxx for sprint, with no wins in reliability in any state. you need to stop your shenanigans. i-i'm... you're not jamie foxx. ough, just like sprint. no! look at my map. take it in. oh! yeah, there you go. eh? yeah. oh. (sighs) don't get

huge week in boulder. cu getting red ready for the one of the biggest games in 14 years. 12 ranked buffs came to the pack 12 south. take a look at the standings. taking on the top team in the north. 20 ranked washington state. in the words of max phus are you not entertained. >> kick off saturday. 1:30. you can see the game right here. on fox 31. followed later that evening. with full highlights and complete post game reaction. from out of boulder on >> now after weeks of being idle. with turned the radar back on. we are scanning the skies. so far. just a hint of a few rain showers out west. more that be likely not even reaching the we need it. and i'll show you with future cast. first the temperatures today. thicker cloud cover. kaoefping temperatures in the 50s to the central mountains. to the southwest. 60s as you make your way to the western slope. northwest plateau. steam boat springs. look at the 70s and warm 80s. over the eastern plains. and denver coming in at 80. we should be at 52. forget the fac

boulder will break the record of november 15 can we have no forecast in the extremely near future but some on the 7 day forecast. outside it is uniform partly cloudy skies and the beautiful superman. check it out, you cannot miss it . it will warm up over the next few days an afternoon highs in the midshipman 70s rain and snow on the seven-day forecast as i mentioned. this is towards the end of the week right around thursday and if you making plans with the -?system going through the appl show you in a minute. 36 degrees right now and quiet. humidity at 48% and 11 mi./h and it was breezy today but the temperatures today are mostly in the 40s and 50s and it's cooler at dia and longmont and dirty but temperatures mostly in the 40s. the satellite picture husband front going through and just a little dusting that we need to get the snowball rolling down the hill and have snow systems to bring moisture. it has been 32 consecutive days that we have not seen any rain or snow in the denver area. overnight lows in the 30s but temperatures mostly in the 40s hour by hour and tomorrow afternoon b

workers are dislodging really large boulders up there. an, those rocks are making their way all the way down to braving bone-chilling wind. >> i feel bad for the guys up there. >> reporter: three rock scalers used crowbars to finish what mother nature started here. >> when we looked at this, we saw additional rock features coming down. and we have been doing scaling operations throughout the summer. >> reporter: cdot officials telling us they will hopefully keep rocks from falling this winter. this season. probably take it off again next summer. >> reporter: drone 4 shows us how high up these brave workers go. they are on safety harnesses as rocks crumble beneath their boots. >> rocks are making it onto the road. and, safety first. >> reporter: the traffic jams clearing up in under an hour. some of the same is expected again wednesday. and, tonight, cdot telling us they might have some minor will have to repair because of the large rocks hitting the surface of the road. we are live along i-70. matt kroschel, cbs4 mountain news room. >> th

temperatures today, starting off, near 70 in boulder right now. parker, 54. evergreen, you're at 52. estes highs this afternoon will be in the low to mid 60s. mainly in the mountains, alan's park at 60. deckers 10 degrees warmer. denver, high lands ranch and aurora all around 78 to 78 degrees. so it is warm today. and dry. state wide you're going to find our change arrives early tomorrow morning. future cast overnight tonight is pretty quiet. early tomorrow, you'll notice right around 7:00, that's when snow starts to develop in the mountains. we'll still pretty dry in denver by that point. but by the late commute, we should see some rain, a little snow starting to develop here aaong i-25. look at cheyenne, if you come in from fort collins or you head north in the morning hours, you're going to see up in wyoming, mooe snow from this system than what we're going to get down here. it's a rain-snow mix through the day mainly covering -- north of i-70 you can see how dry it is down near the springs until most of the snow from this storm is going to be to the north

you from cu boulder's campus. she spoke to -- the first time she spoke about the night she was raped and then about the follow to that in which the rapist, the man who attacked her received a relatively comparative light sentence. it had people going national about that sentence. the 21-year old revealed her identity for the first time since that incident happened back in 2014 when austin wilkerson raped her after a party herin now, he was found guilty, but sentenced to only probation and 2 years of jail work release meaning he's let out everyday. one reasons that's behind the relatively light sentence, colorado has -- meaning criminals must stay in jail until they complete treatment. but with a shortage, not all get out on time. judges lean towards lighter punishments

a multi-ton boulder fr >>> all right. from the weather center, good morning on wednesday. 60s right now in some spots. many are, in fact, low 70s right along the water, clearwater, st. pete. otherwise, we are checking in mid and upper 60s, which is about 2 to 5 degrees above where we were this time yesterday. also increasing the moisture a tad here so that now we're looking at showers beginning to push in towards the west. continue with that east flow, bringing us a little more moisture, some clouds certainly by the afternoon, and the potential for that isolated shower. otherwise, we're looking good for the remainder of today. it'll still be warm. temperatures climbing back up in the low 80s by lunchtime and 86 for the high temperature as we cool off for the weekend. more on that in a few minutes. >> thanks, ivan. >>> it is 5:39 right now. take a look at this video that abc action news obtained exclusively. you see two teenagers brawling on a classroom petersburg high school all while a teacher stands by watching. now, th

ron mackey is live in boulder with a look at the the next step. that being the >> reporter: so exciting! worst to 1st! what a season. the defense is the reason the buffs got it done tonight against utah, a win they had to have. and they got it thanks to stop after stop after stop, and several key turnovers, including a 20-16 lead. when there's a fumble on the field. and the scoop and the score, nail in the coffin as they win their 10th of the season. send the seniors identity in style. >> he made the may i just picked up the ball and ran. >> how big that was drive? >> really big. drive started, 13 yard, not too far to score a touchdown, and it just so happened he if you mean belled. >> the defense got it done >> it's not a big deal, it's what we do. that's what we pride >> reporter: some of the guys on media day talked about winning the pac-12 championship. we all sort of smirked at them. they're the ones laughing now. next friday night, they take on no. 5 washington in santa clara in the same stadium where the broncos won the super bowl. >> the p

after an investigation the boulder county district attorney announced that cu and boulder police were justified in killing a suspect who was on campus with a machete back in october. on october 5th, they say, former marine brandon simmons confronted people near folsom field. simmons was living in thornton and was not a student. and was later shot and killed by officers in a stairwell. we're now learning theam in pennsylvania overnight. the coroner says, 52 year old scott bashioum was gunned down 20 miles outside of pittsburgh. another officer was hurt, but his condition is unknown but its thought that his injuries aren't life threatening. a witness said the shooting started as a domestic dispute between a man and his pregnant wife. in spite of unseasonably warm weather and a lack of snow one ski season is opening up. loveland is officially open for business. this as other ski areas are forced to push back their opening days and miss out on that money. take a live look outside this city skyline beautiful thursday morning. 11:06 greg is outside. they're inside. are you doing wind sprint