well, csu might get a lift off this dispenser. yeah, we should get 'em over here. csu needs to go over this guy's vandalized car, too. see if they get lifts from that. yeah, might get a match with that here. pretty gruesome, huh, diane? ohh, if you're a family member, you'd probably hope the guy does go out of the picture. yeah, survive, you live as a broccoli. we really appreciate you coming in. we're very sorry about your daughter and your grandson. they were taken from me by murder. any ideas might help us look for who did that? any grievances that anyone might have had with your daughter or your daughter's husband? a bad person-- lazy, don't want to work, borrows money. that person's always gonna have enemies. this is your son-in-law. big insurance settlement from the bus company, he says he's gonna get. for 3 years he don't do nothing, just so he can prove he's got a bad back. don't ask me if he's really hurt. he sits and plays quick-draw on the lottery. might have had a disagreement with your son-in-law, maybe over a bad debt, anything of that sort? my little

. >> as the cdu-csu, we will heighten pressure following the christmas break.e will introduce vital new information as quickly as possible. >> it is not appropriate to tie political demands given the information we have available right now. we do not know in detail what happened. >> in this respect, i don't want to speculate on what implications this might have. should the tunisian proved to be the assailant. reporter: one new security measure that has been agreed to is margaret -- video surveillance and cameras for police officers. >> this is a vigil, but it is nothing more than a demonstration against the german chancellor, calling for her to step down. they were fast to start the debate about the political fallout from this terrible terrorist attack in germany, but it is not alone. more questions are being asked from within the chancellor's own political camp. the csu was to change policy on migration here in germany. the debates on this have just begun. brent: that was outside the chancellor's office. she will join me later to talk about the demonstration w

i have a friend who is a csu fan that's so tired of colorado football's the rise is real the rams is real axiom and tonight it was true. the rams is real, bad grammar and all. colorado made it 2-0 over cu in boulder. rams buried the heavily favored buffs in the 2nd. final score 72-58 and we're live. 9news sports reporter aaron matas is in boulder tonight. yeah, the rams is real. colorado state came into this game as double digit underdogs and they admitted afterwards that they took that personally. they took that lead in the 1st and then coasted to a double digit win of their own. >> i know you guys all think we was going to lose, right? did you? don't lie. yeah, you all thought we was going to lose and guess what? we beat them by 15 and we're on to >> you got to find a way to win this game ugly. they make the game ugly. they're a very physical team. i got a lot of respect for them, but you got to win ugly sometime and we weren't mentally tough enough to win ugly tonight. >> we needed this win to show everybody that we were with just the little brors in colorado. >> reporter: the --

both of the nonconference games on their schedule and buffs have won three of the last four against csu, but the game two years ago, kneel try to erase that mem -- they'll try to erase that memory tonight in boulder. coach eustachy for that interview. thanks, aaron. >>> strange but drew, jr smith gave up an easy basket last night when he walked off the court to hug jason terry near the bench. he left his defensive assignment to ask what's up? smith said he didn't realize he was in the game at the time. >> oh, those rules. ?5 >>> tonight, double disaster -- wildfires, then >>> frantic final ?e:?? ? lot of that doomed ?c?9 tliner, repeated tel runninout fue?jk how could h

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, -- at least the csu, has seized on this to point out that they are not in agreement with her refugeeics, the open-door policy that she followed in 2015, in which her party, the cd, has tried to do a 180 on. they kind of lay the blame at her feet. as far as what we are seeing in reaction to the people here in germany, there are 2500 or thereabouts christmas markets throughout the country, and many of them will have far fewer visitors tonight and last night because of the threat of this perpetrator still being out there, armed and dangerous, possibly able to carry out another attack. julie: i'm going to pick it up here and switch gears admittedly, there is a bit of a turn here. the big corporate story out of germany that you have been following has to do with volkswagen. that is as the carmaker comes to what looks like a final settlement related to the cheating scandal. talk us through that, if you would. final settlement in the u.s. related to the civil side of the admissions cheating scandal, they had already dealt with the tw0-liter diesel engines that broke the andfornia air restri

as a matter of fact, chancellor angela merkel's center right group, the cdu/csu have a shopping listy'd like to push through the bundeslag that includes more video surveillance and reregistering with iris scans and fingerprints all of the asylum seekers. they'd like the entire eu to register in that way all of the immigrants coming into europe. imagine what a job that would be. and also, there are some 550 considered terror threats, people who are terror threats, in germany, and the cdu/csu would like to put electronic ankle bracelets on every single one of them. >> thank you so much. >>> north korean leader kim jong un has a major and ominous new year's resolution. he wants his country to finish developing nuclear weapons in 2017. a diplomat who recently defected made the revelation saying there is not enough money in the world to convince the ruthless leader to give up his nuclear weapon ambitions. bringing in cnn correspondent barbara starr. what can the u.s. and incoming president trump do about this if anything? >> very little, jake. that's the assessment right now. it was sever

this is a clear attempt to appeal to some of the csu, southern, bavaria, party has been talking aboutam and these kinds of questions. >> the head of the csu, the sister party to merkel's cdu saying after the attack we have to look again, we have to re-examine the refugee policy. how will that change? >> this is interesting because you are seeing it in other areas of europe with the french elections coming up, dutch elections coming up. so there's a general europe-wide move to the right and to the far right and to discussing these kinds of questions. however, what chancellor merkel has been careful to do to disassociate terror with migration. but obviously it is a difficult case to make given the fact that the primary suspect in this particular case is somebody who entered germany precisely through those lines. >> thank you very much. we will talk more later about that. let's look more at the internal politics of this. we are talking to kai whittaker via skype. a member of the christian democratic union party. can you hear me? >> good morning. >> good morning. let's talk more about int

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rams upset archrival colorado in boulder in more than 60 years csu winning consecutive games on the buffs home court. they played with an anger still evident long after the final buzzer. >> you guys all think we were did you? don't lie. yeah, you all thought we was going to lose by 16-2 and guess what, we beat them by 15 and we're on to the next one after this. >> so there. >> chip on the shoulder. >> that's a boulder on their shoulder right in boulder. tonight's bobblehead birthday boy is larry walker, 50 tonight, and tiger woods shot a >>> welcome to downtown minneapolis. dallas and minnesota, set to meet in a crucial nfc showdown tonight. rookie phenom, dak prescott and the cowboys, bring the nfl's best record. and will be looking for an 11th-straight victory, as they visit sam bradford and the 6-5 vikings, on "football night in minnesota." >> if you want it, go get it.

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csu by nine then butler finished it cutting through the box and the rams did it. 72-58 the final. >>> epicenter tonight nuggets coach >> i saw it. >> not way i thought. >> third-quarter nelson to wilson chandler don't worry wilson out of the pattern use hang on. nuggets of by seven. heat got hot. coincidence. of 15-to know him. -- two run. >>> the heat one it 106 -- 98 >>> who doesn't enjoy a frosty and when these. for just $2 you can get a junior frosting with any purchase. >> two dollars will cover you for whole year and the money goes to the dave thomas foundation that helps filter in foster homes find forever homes. there is one right across street. >> and we're going to send you over there every day. >> i will make many runs. >> better buys the new suits. >>> 's reading of frosting -- speaking of frosty it will be a lot colder tonighttand colder by the weekend. a low 40s saturday and the low 50s on sunday. if you have not put out your christmas decorations yet i would highly recommend saturday or sunday. put a game on the radio and head out there. >> not wednesday morning when it

governor john hickam lucre lowered to half staff on friday and memory of trooper donahue is with the csu for 11 years survived by his wife daughters cheaper done he will be laid to rest on friday 11:00 a.m. at the denver first true on hampton and inglewood the public building statewide should be lower from sunrise to sunset. district attorney has ruled the police officer who shot and killed the month scott will not face charges scott we're shot an apartment complex on september 20 police we're looking for a person with outstanding warrant officer say scott got out of the vehicle with a gun and didn't listen to their commands forcing them to shoot the da great with police calling that shooting justified. the reality is mr. scott could've raised his gun and killed officer before any of them could have reacted to the threat. following the shooting scott family insisted he did not have a gun and he was reading a book at a time waiting for why his kids to come home from school. president trump making good also making future plans for his multibillion-dollar empire. president-elect don trump m

students to take courses to fulfill ge areas, and that would help students to help them transfer to the csus or the uc system, fulfill ge areas, and also make sure we can increase the retention rates of pacific islander students and also decrease the dropout rates. >> right. >> you probably are very aware and familiar with this, but pacific islanders, our indigenous communities, pacific islanders and native americans, have the highest drop out rates and the lowest retention rates across community colleges in the state of california. >> and also too making the ge class helps broaden it to keep -- so that other people can also take advantage of using it. >> definitely, right. and, of course, these programs are not just for pacific islanders students, although the focus is on -- although the curriculum is geared towards the cultures and the studies of pacific peoples and ways of life, but really it's also an opportunity for even nonpacific islander students and students also who are taking courses in other majors to participate and also, you know, come into the courses and learn more about this

csu headed south to take on rival cu. both teams 5-1 in the early going of the year. all time the rivalry has been quite one-sided with the buffs winning 89 of the previous 125 matchups. and it has been very rare when the rams have been able to win on the road against the buffs. it did happen >> the fact of the matter is we know colorado state will come in here and fight and scratch and climb and we have to be ready to match that. >> our biggest obstacle is when we are playing and where we are playing them. and be who, i mean five or six year seniors against sophomores and freshmen. so ... >>> clippers and nets last night. paul pierce miss the dunk. i guess paul concerned about his almost 40-year-old teammate goes over and starts cpr. luckily, revives pierce. pierce seems a little embarrassed by the whole thing. they are not really sure what to think about what happened. >>> nuggets host the heat. danilo galinari expected to be back after a thigh injury. a tough avalanche who have lost three straight at home. colorado lost 5-3 to nashville last night. the avalanche ha

two years ago, csu able to go to boulder and get a win. 72-58 the final. >>> coming up, jr smith does what jr smith wants. and if he wants to go visit with a friend in the middle of >> jr smith has put together a nice basketball career. owns the record for most threes attempted in the game. but jr also lives in his own world. more evidence of that last night during a game against the bucks. he left the court to hug jason terry on the bucks bench allowing mi easy dung. so fair question, why did he choose that moment to say hi to his friend? >> i guess want, played with jason terry? >> what? >> you ran off the court and hugged him. >> i wasn't paying ateam. i don't remember that. >> you didn't know they inborned the ball? in the first half? you ran off the court and hugged jason terry. >> i didn't even know i was in >> really, who was that? >> it is just a different guy. at least he was wearing a >> time to start showing off your holiday lights. >> okay. >> enter your decorated home at cbsdenver.com. on our contest page r chance to win a $500 gift card from mike's camera. and if you wan

two years ago, csu able to go to boulder and get a win. 72-58 the final. >>> coming up, jr smith does what jr smith wants. and if he wants to go visit with a friend in the middle of friend. his reason why, next. ,, ,, ,, ,, did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and 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 more a month. call today. comcast business. >> jr smith has put together a nice basketball career. owns the record for most threes attempted in the game. but jr also lives in his own world. more evidence of that last night during a game against the bucks. he left the court to hug jason terry on the allowing milwaukee to get an easy dung. so fair question, why did he choose that moment to say hi to his friend? >> i guess want, played with jason terry? >> what? >> you ran off the court and hugged him. >> i wasn't paying ateam. i don't reme

cdu and csu sister party making more and more comments about the problem of migration and linking it to merkel's chancellorship. becoming difficult for her to do this. her response to this has been remarkably measured. refused to go down the road of fear and anxiety which is exploitedly them and members of the coalition. >> reporter: thank you very much. john we'll be watching how merkel reacts to that. so far yes, taken a very calm approach to this. let's see how she reacts in the coming days. >> thanks. also to dominick thomas in berlin. talk about the manhunt. security expert, former member of israel's counterterrorism unit. we understand that law enforcement can't track everyone. but failed asylum seeker, links, under surveillance because thought planning a burglary to raise financing for weapons. could have been anyone, just a face in the crowd. this guy has red flags all over him. >> this isn't just a face in the crowd. clearly somebody german authorities looking at. and not just germany, interpol in europe is where it's strongest. so many countries across europe. for them to c

in the coalition, the csu, has been speaking about the questions. to toughen up on the question of islam and migration, and move the politics to the right, the way the french electorate has been going. >> and there can be more infighting between the spd, the association democrats and the democrats of angela merkel. we saw in the last hour, with mr. kyle whitaker, pointing a finger saying we couldn't get tougher on this. >> this infighting is going to produce winners and losers. it's highly unlikely that the coalition looks the same. and right now, the parties are working essentially by themselves. preparing for this. and the cracks are there in the coalition. merkel's future is uncertain. it will be interesting when polls start to come out. and see how she can rebuild the party in the five or six months that will precede the election sometime late next summer. >> we'll talk to you later. it will be interesting to watch the polls how they develop and how much infighting could there be within the grand coalition. and who will benefit? will it be the p

csu men beat cu in boulder last night. have a good one. ,, ,, ,, jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. with chase atms, he can master new ways to deposit checks too. easy to use chase technology f0 >>> welcome back. it's time to check your weather and traffic together as we to every 10 minutes. beautiful shot over downtown denver from copter 4 this morning. the clouds will be around all day long, and that's why temperatures are going to be a little colder today than yesterday. wendy our weather watcher in peetz has 20 degrees. paul in westminster has 21 this morning. our weather watcher in the san juan mountains, jonathan reporting 19 degrees down there. and he's talking about the ski area opening up. lifts will run in telluride from 12:00 to 4:00 today and official opening coming up tomorrow. let's get over to joel with the traffic. >>> we've been watching this drive southbound coming into town. cdot shifting the camera off to show you the backups. we still have the flashing lights that are in place in t

politician from the german conservatives once said never allow a party to form to the right of the csus has happened. >> as you say, you alluded to the nazi past and it is something that haunts germany, and whenever they're making these sorts of changes it is something they consider. just describe how that sort of -- the sort of privacy issues play into so much of the policy debate here. >> they do. and i mean it is not perhaps the right verb. i think germany has come a long way and certainly the country does not forget its past, the history is all over. even where this horrible incident happened in front of the memorial church which stands as a symbol for the atrocities of war, right. >> i guess it haunts defense policy in many ways, doesn't it, this apprehension? >> this is true, but even then germany has come a long way and realizes it is a power that is a responsible power in europe and beyond, and, for example, the green party voted to give arms to the peshmerga most recently, which is kind of a first. >> thank you so much indeed. there are so many bigger issues coming out of this

by the way, not only the right—wing but also her partner, the right—wing but also her partner, the csu this incident is another reason for him to demand a change of refugee policy. so i think this is going to bea policy. so i think this is going to be a very bitter battle now in a political area. but i hope that at least now, we are focusing on the victims don't try to exploit the situation. hans-olaf henkel, thank you forjoining us. we will keep you updated on the latest on the attacks. plenty more reaction in the one o'clock news shortly. scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon has unveiled her government's proposals for handling scotland's future in europe when the uk leaves the european union. ms sturgeon proposes a substantial further transfer of powers from westminster to holyrood. and she said it would be democratic for the uk to stay in the single market despite the brexit vote on june 23. the paper sets out the primary ways in which scotland's place in the single market can be protected. it has three main strands. firstly, we propose that the uk as a whole should stay in the

for example,horse hol fd, the prime minister of bavaria, the leader of the csu, he immediately said germanysecurity and immigration policies. now there's been a bit of a backlash against that because people are saying, well, we don't even know who did this, so why are you jumping to conclusions and saying that we now have to completely rethink our refugee policies? so i think, you know, people are saying it could be that this person who committed this crime is from a neighboring country, wasn't even from germany, as we saw with some of the terrorist outrages in france. it could be that it's someone domestic, a skrrm. who knows? it could be they had absolutely nothing to do with islamic terrorism. for example, we saw this attack in munich earlier this year. everybody jumped to conclusions then and said it was islamic terrorism. and then of course it turned out to just be a mass shooter who was actually influenced by right-wing ideology. so police are just sort of saying and officials as well are saying let's calm down, not jump to conclusions, and i think there's been a bit of a backlash aga

want to lose any ground to not only the right wing party, but also the right wing of their berean -- csubavarian contingent. they will try to toughen up language on deportation and how they do that. acause thus far, it has been real problem getting them out of. they don't belong here. anna: the migration story has taken a toll on her popularity domestically, hasn't it? what about the field she finds herself thing? she is running this uncontested, right? matt: she is running uncontested, that it will be unlikely that she gets quite as much support as she did the last time they help this convention .wo years ago in essen she got more than 96% of her parties support. today, it will be interesting to see if she still holds in the 90's or drops down to the 80's. a lot of people internally have asked her to leave, but not a huge amount. you will see a lot of news if that number comes out as low as 85, 88%. it will be business as usual if we get 95% to 98%. anna: amazing numbers from a european political perspective. populism, the rise of the way politics has been going in europe in the wake of

. >> researchers at csu said they could be getting closer to finding relief, some help for dementia patients. >> and with so many people traveling for the holidays, now is a good what the experts say you need to bring with you to ensure a good night of rest. >> let's check weather and traffic with amelia and marty. >> let's take a look at our drive here. we're heading to our c dot cameras. we've got sunshine out is there. beliveau and 25 is our location, around arapahoe is doing well. we're starting to see a little load up on c 470 moving throughtb as quebec. highway crashes have been few and far between. parker and arapahoe, there is a crash at the intersection. >> it's interesting to see that sun sneaking in below the clouds. once we get another hour from now, it will be above the cloud deck that's over us. midday clearing will be replaced by clouds this evening as light snow begins in rnt tains during the night tonight and moves into the about snow in the lower terrain for the morning commute tomorrow. we may have light snow during the afternoon. 30s and 40s in the east with 41 degrees, a