the look for colfax little faster over here deftly want to they have more information on who law enforcement is for. police are looking for the yesterday shooting that left at man dead and woman injured. after multiple shots verify he should be armed and dangerous. the month held first shot a woman who was sent to the hospital. residents were told to stay inside and lock their doors while they searched. he was alive and breezy breathing. he was holding him him. sleep knowing that they are safe. we're going to get them into the appropriate homes. that is not a boehner could be charged or site personally violations you're the best leaders and students who not to worry about the past of new winter coats from our recent bowling fundraiser who want to make a when they get to receive gift enough for some late snow take a look at stormf i really thought i would state further back in to western on and off showers that's our outlook today daytime highs it did for a ahead to next week back to you guys. how about that. it's a burger not trevor moving good morning welcome back to fo. very windy but we'r

a block off the busy colfax neighborhood. handing out lightbulbs to homes where the porches needed extra light. the program came after an experiment in the highlands that was cheap and apparently effective. >> bottom line, in one occurred. the next four weeks after the lights were on, they had zero. >> reporter: violent crime is low in denver, but in areas, property crime has ticked up. >> we do feel like it is a pretty safe neighborhood. but we will probably leave the light on. >> reporter: neighbors say the program hads two benefits. reduced crime and get police and residents to know each other face to face. >> building better relationships like this can start changing the tide. police officers. >> reporter: now, denver police does not have a plan to give lightbulbs to every neighborhood in the city. but they do say that everyone should take this advice and leave their light on. we are live in denver, stan bush, cbs4 news. >> stan, will do. thank you. >>> quite the scene downtown this afternoon. boy, a car slammed into an r

a block off the busy colfax neighborhood. handing out lightbulbs to homes where the porches needed extra light. the program came after an experiment in the highlands that was cheap and apparently effective. >> bottom line, in one of the precincts they had four crimes occurred. the next four weeks after the lights were on, they had zero. property crime has ticked up. >> we do feel like it is a pretty safe neighborhood. but we will probably leave the light on. >> reporter: neighbors say the program hads two benefits. reduced crime and get police and residents to know each other face to face. >> building better relationships like this can start changing the tide. we will always need and have police officers. >> reporter: now, denver police does not have a plan to give lightbulbs to every neighborhood in the city. but they do we are live in denver, stan bush, cbs4 news. >> stan, will do. thank you. >>> quite the scene downtown this afternoon. boy, a car slammed into an rtd train. happened about 2:00 p.m. 22 and welton. police ath

. >>> bruce springsteen was at the tattered cover on colfax's evening. in the new book, he talks about his childhood in new jersey, his rise to stardom and personal struggles and inspire some of his songs. fans took advantage of the opportunity to meet their favorite musician. >> i saw you try to kiss and. >> i totally dead. just a little kiss on the cheek a cop -- this was a super awesome. tatteeed cover, this was amazing. >> reporter: they posted a youtube video urging him to visit. this is the new owner of the bookstore playing springsteen contestant breaks down barriers and makes history over what she wore during a competition. >> how she sent a message and inspires others to be comfortable in her own skin. z26zuz zvpz y26zuy yvpy president-elect donald trump says he stepping with ms. billion-dollar business all critics raise serious ethical to fill his cabinet but several big posts remain open. >>> donald trump's ggowing cabinet, the president-elect is tapping wilbur ross as secretary of commerce and goldman sachs executive steve mention to lead tre

it wasn't thunder road, but it was right here on east colfax. it was a lot like a springstein concert. the crowds, the camaraderie, but, this time, fans could get up close with the boss. >> reporter: fans snaked everyone had a hungry heart anxious to meet their idol. >> i'm here to meet the boss. >> i'm just in love with him. >> why? >> because he is so hot! [ laughter ] >> reporter: 1,050 of bruce springstein's lucky fans scored ticket that's sold out in under three minutes. this mom and baby first in line, flew in from new jersey. >> you don't get to meet a hero all that often. >> reporter: 32.50 bought a snap a photo. >> it will be fun. >> reporter: when the moment came, it was magic. the rock star shook hands. got hugged. even smooched. and patiently posed for picture after picture in his signature leather jacket. >> oh my gosh. it was amazing. >> reporter: people left beaming. clutching their cherished autographed books. four guys from boulder admitted having a man crush. >> meeting an icon. meeting your hero. >> fulfilled a lifelong dream.

. >> reporter: hundreds of fans waited hours to meet the rock legend at the tattered cover on colfax. , tickets went on sale over a week ago and sold out fast. fans paid 3254 pre-signed copy of species memoir. second i tried to give them a little kiss on the cheek. yet the dude you can when you have it. >>> how exciting was it be that close>> it was super awesome.>> it almost didn't happen. the tattered cover's own to convince them to pay a visit. dancer warned he would not sign anything but we saw him sign a baby's tummy. >> i got to meet the boss. i'm very excited. i grew up in new jersey. they have a picture of me hiding him. took his home state represented in denver and locals let him know it. >> he means so much to all of us in to see him in the flesh is great. jurco you seem a little emotional. >> i am. i've been emotional for a week. is real and it makes me feel like life is good again. >>> in denver, theresa marchetta, denver7 elton john is also coming to our state. coral springs is one of 11 us cities and his wonderful crazy nights tour. you play the broadmoor walt arena thur

bucket list. 1,000 people got to meet bruce springsteen during a book signing at the tattered cover in colfax. the wait in line about three hours to get everybody through. the visit and photo op was short, but it was face to face. gary shapiro got to mark that one off today. classical music to dementia patients had very unexpected promising benefits. >> he served in world war ii and then set out on a new mission at age 100. >> another cold front on the way, the forecast tomorrow and an update on the chance of snow friday. >> and a busy beaver who clearly does not buy into the concept of holiday goodwill. >> reporter: and the rams is >>> what started as a program to help bring life classical music to people with dementia uncovered an unexpected side effect. researcher at csu started to notice something as the patients were exposed to more of the performances. it found the dementia in most they saw positive changes in mood, cognitive function and relationships. scientists say although the findings are very preliminary, they are promising. >>> he served his country during world war ii. at age 10

he was over at the tattered cover on colfax. more than a thousand people lined up this morning to see bruce including four guys from boulder who confessed to a man crush. >> meeting meeting your hero. >> fulfilled a lifelong dream. he is an inspiration to musicians everywhere around the world. >> i am peachless. it's amazing. >> a lot of excitement. the tickets sold out in less than 30 minutes. time to check in with ed greene and see how cold we will be coming up. >> it will be chilly next several days. we have one storm system off to the east. one to the west. we have clear skies around here. a nice day, still a little cool. you can see the clear skies skies in the best. but that is just ahead of more moisture which is going to move into the area. let's take a look at the hour by hour forecast. you can see how the clouds begin to increase. and then by hind the clouds they bring a few snow showers over the mountains. as we move it on into friday, another surge of cold air and moisture. this brings us into the low 30s . there's a

bruce springsteen stopped by the tattered cover on colfax to promote his new book. more than a thousand people got their hands on tickets to meet the boss, to get a prized signed copy of that book and of course a picture. one woman knew all the way in jersey with her baby for this event. >> you don't get to meet a hero that often. >> i'm going to thank him, shake his hand, freak out a little bit. >> tickets sold out in less than three minutes. bruce shook a lot of hands, gave a lot of hugs and gave and got the occasional kiss. >> how many people did he hug? >>> santa will be in westminster tonight with the fire department and community volunteers will nick around the city. this is a tradition that started in 1935. santa will be in town through december 6th and he's got to go back to the north pole. he'll travel a nightly route through different parts of westminster. >>> santa loves this weather, because this is a little cold outside. >> it is chilly. but next week i think even santa would agree, this is too cold. next week we have frigid arctic air coming into color

we're a little above the colfax area. now here we are at donner summit.t's misting on me, very top, 7,220 feet. not snowing but misting. that's allowed caltrans to lift the chain controls which is why you see the parade of semis. that's the good news for now. however, those squalls keep coming in and out. we know this can change on a dime. if you're heading to the sierra, make sure you have the four-wheel drive. if you don't want to put them on yourself, $30 to install the chains for you. this is just the beginning of blustery withins. they expect the snow levels to drop back down. for now they continue to climb. one thing i love about being up here at this hour of the morning. i don't know if you're country music fans. the brothers osborne, they don't have chains. they got turned around. i keep looking for the tour bus to come by. >> may can buy some for a pretty penny. >> perhaps there's a new country song. >> i bet, the time i went up the mountain without any chains. >> mother nature will get you know matter who you are. >>> a burglary right now in san

take a look at the road sensor data, side street trouble spots, accident on colfax just to the west of colorado. all of these little exclamation marks are lights malfunctioning. the big accident parker and arapahoe road out of the way. ,, ,, >>> good morning. it's now 8:28. lots of cloud cover for denver and the front range. it will be mostly cloudy all day long. chilly as well. 20s now and i don't think we'll get out of the 30s this afternoon. in the mountains there will be light snow from time to time, including along the i-70 corridor summit county to mountains today and tonight. tomorrow in denver we could see snow here, especially in the foothills where there could be 1 to 3 inches tomorrow. and sun comes back for the weekend. a little warmer, closer to 50 sunday, before an arctic blast ,, did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 mor