our jennifer brice is live outside the deadly house fire for us. lauren whitney says the dry winds are not helping. we begin with rick sallinger who is live in watkins. >> reporter: good evening karen. fire crews remain on the scene here trying to put out the last flames in some hay. two buildings were destroyed. three people were injured. minorly. and, 60 acres burned here. this fire began tl if flames ripped through a home and out into the fields. a house was destroyed. a nearby garage with a car inside was also gutted. >> what did you think when you saw that fire? >> i was scared to death. i thought this house is going to be next. and then of course, i'm right here and i was going to be next. >> i thought it was time to pray and i did a lot of praying. it worked. it did work. yes. the lord was with me. his garage was the one that burned. three people had minor injuries, but declined treatment. more than 100 firefighters from departments, many miles away, helped to battle the wind driven blaze. >> it is so dry out there. and yeah, this wind, it i

our jennifer brice live at the university of colorado hospital. and the officer shot is recovering tomorrow. >> reporter: aurora police's chief drove home the point that this could easily have a very different outcome. that bullet is lodged inside his face. now, we also learned the suspect's child was in the cross fire of the bullet's father. >> reporter: police say the shooting began at an apartment complex off of delmar in aurora where the suspect shot and killed antonio norwood. officers watched him walk outside with his infant daughter. >> he was carrying an infant that we believe to be his child in a carrier. he loaded the carrier into the vehicle. >> reporter: police say that is then the suspect reached for a handgufi two aurora cops were still inside their cars and the denver officer standing outside in uniform. all three returned fire killing the suspect. >> the directional fire was at specifically at him. and, they were aware it could go into the vehicle. >> reporter: the baby is okay. during the gunfire, an aurora officer was shot in the

live in aurora, jennifer brice, cbs4 news. >> very sad for that neighborhood. jennifer, thank you so much. >>> state patrol is investigating a car fire that we showed you during it's possible the car here engulfed in flames hit a deer and that is what sparked the fire. >>> the case of teenage girls accused of making threats against mountain vista high school is back before a judge today. those girls have been in custody since december. our jamie leary is at the douglas county justice center, and jamie, i understand only one of those girls was in court today. >> reporter: yeah, both being but attending hearings separately. at one point the attorney tried to distance brooke from sienna johnson. the outcome of this hearing could very likely be one of the most significant outcomes of this case. since they were hired, higgins' attorneys have been trying to get her case sent back to sentence would be less severe. she would be given the chance eventually to live a normal life. she and her friend johnson were 16 when they were arrested last september. both are being cha

our jennifer brice is checking in live from douglas county. jennifer, these are >> reporter: that's right jim. and you know, the feedback that is going to come from these meetings will be applied back into this. this is the state guideline for prescribing and dispensing opioids. the idea is to cut down on addiction without taking away very good medications that some people need. everybody knows how big the prescription drug abuse problem has gotten in colorado and across the nation. it is why this room is packed with medical providers, families, and pharmacists who want to fix it. take a while to get out. >> reporter: he is the director of a board aiming to cut down on prescription drug abuse and says it begins with educating the people who prescribe and dispense the drugs. >> not to give as much medicine after a tooth ex-traction. or not to be so quick to give an opioid necessarily if somebody sprains their ankle or sprains their knee skiing. >> reporter: this man's son is addicted. he sent his teenage tore montana for treatment because he was

our jennifer brice is digging into that and joins us now with more on what we can expect. >> reporter: well, you know law enforcement i spoke with, a couple of folk ins that field today, and they said that they hope recreational pot in other states will now begin to lessen some of the negative impacts that they say that they have been seeing here in our state. meanwhile, a change in administration has a lot of people wondering about the future of pot law enforcement says pot from colorado has fueled the black market. but now that other states are legalizing it, how will things change? >> would they then absorb some of that organized crime and go to nevada and massachusetts. that could be an advantage to the state of colorado. >> reporter: tom gorman heads up the federal drug enforcement program. he says the midwest get a lot of colorado's weed with two years. four more states have legalized recreational marijuana. but it remains illegal under federal law. >> people at the grass roots level and states across the country are saying nuts to that. the federal government and the states are

cbs4's jennifer brice shares craig's crusade of inspiration. >> your body is such an amazing tool. >> reporter: it is a tool that craig has leveraged his entire life. boulder born and bred, he is not exactly an idle guy. >> if you treat it right, you can watch yourself get stronger. >> reporter: stronger, that's the word that has a lot more meaning these days year-old. >> reporter: remember everything. >> reporter: it was the fourth of july, he was in front of his own home when a driver hit him from behind. he was pinned between two cars. >> after i felt the impact, i was still conscious and looked down. and at that point, i knew it was very severement and that i was lucky to still be alive. it really makes you value time . >> reporter: it's been about four months since the accident, but at this gym, seems like he remarkable to see. >> you are going to bring them in and out. >> reporter: he is now back training weekly. >> bring the arms back as far as you can. >> reporter: watching craig is inspiring but listening to him is another story. >> good. you get better with every rep. >> rep

no matter what is going on in your lifement tomorrow is a new day. >> good. >> reporter: jennifer brice, cbs4 news. >> it is incredible. craig's friends set up a go fund me page for him. friends and donated $120,000 to his recovery. so if you would like to donate, we have posted a link to that page on our website, cbsdenver.com. >>> great to see all the views on instagram. >> fantastic! >>> well, we almost hit a very old record high today. >> but a little cooler tomorrow. >> yeah, the year was 1927. missed it but two degrees. we will be a little cooler tomorrow. but still 10 above normal this time of year. a lot of sunshine. forecast. 10:00 tonight. ly run it until this time tomorrow. every now and then, you see a little cloudiness along the border area. right there. that is about it. thursday at 10:00 again. not much goes on right now. but things could be changing. we have the front draped over the eastern seaboard. a couple of scattered showers all the way into portions of texas. but high pressure holding into our area. but you know this cool front. once again, two degrees off the rec

live in denver, jennifer brice, cbs4 news. >> thanks jen. and the protests over the future president continue around the country at this hour. you are looking at a lye picture from philadelphia where thousands also march and in miami as well. these protests, as we have heard of have been peaceful so far. we will keep an eye on it throughout the hour. >>> new details on a deadly the day, cbs4 learned the suspected gunman told police that he was going to sell marijuana to two men. a fight broke out. happened wednesday afternoon near champa street. nathaniel simpson from wheat ridge was killed in the shooting. the alleged shooter, 20-year- old steven wily is facing a murder charge. >>> how about good news? happening today, safeway donating hundreds of turkeys for those the store delivered 412 of the birds to the denver rescue mission. that shelter is hoping to collect 15,000 turkeys to meet the demand of the hungry and the homeless this thanksgiving holiday. >>> the lack of snow is putting a huge strain on food banks in the high country. >> the

cbs4's jennifer brice is out there live for us tonight in the neighborhood. and jen, homes had to be evacuated. >> reporter: eight different families had to be evacuated that are around this home just behind me. as bomb squads had to go inside and remove what they say were now, the neighbors in this area are telling me that this has been both frightening and eye opening. this large container is where the bomb squad placed dangerous chemicals found inside this home. castle rock's fire chief says the last two chemicals pulled out of the home are among the most unsafe and potentially deadly. they worked medically since halloween to get all of the chemicals out. >> the biggest risk was explosion and then fire. that is why they didn't have the big if these erupted, they wanted to be able to drop it and run away. >> reporter: neighbor jim adams lives next doorment he is one of eight families evacuated wednesday morning. >> you don't like to hear something like that being so close to us and not knowing it was going on is the big thing. you know. it just kind of make

now she tells her story to our jennifer brice giving us a chilling look into the connected worlds of porn and human trafficking right denver. >> i didn't know anything else but my relationship with god. >> reporter: jessica grew up a pastor's daughter. she would become a woman of the cloth herself. the 22-year-old virgin was living in estes park working as a youth minister when it happened. >> i was going out to my car to warm it up. my head was slammed against my car. >> reporter: she was raped by a stranger. >> i wasn't angry at the personment i was angry at god. >> reporter: that is when jessica's life changed radically. have sex with. >> reporter: promiscuous. became a sex addiction. then porn, then prostitution. >> every single person in pornography escorts. it is human trafficking. i tried to keep my rate up here so i signed up for every scene. >> reporter: before she knew it, the pastor's daughter was now a madame with the brothel running right out of the denver tech center. >> i was a madame based on what i learned in pornography. >> reporter: social media sites she says are

this is something that can never ever be satisfied. >> reporter: jennifer brice, cbs4 news. section on cbsdenver.com. >>> michael, and sports is up next. ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, way with the chicago bulls lately here in town. denver won nine straight home games over chicago looking to make it ten in a row. hey, dewayne wade in denver. he had 22 tonight. who needs wade when you have jamal murray? played 22 minutes, scored 24 points. the nuggets went on a 24-0 run in the first half. murray a big part of that. this one was how about galo? he had 15. later in the fourth, this three- pointer here. will barton had a couple of big three-throws and the nuggets get a 110-107 much needed victory. >> the guy gets 24-6. and he is shooting into a hula hoop right now. he is feeling very, very confident. and the guys are finding him. and, i want him to shoot it. so, he is playing at a high level. >> good to see murray getting going for sure. rapids, how would they do without tim howard? a wet one in seattle. we pick it up in the 13th minute. kevin doyle with a nice ball. rapids go up 1-0. then s

jennifer brice, cbs 4 news. >>> a rough-and-tumble campaign 2016 ends tonight. voters flood to the polls. >> this is the first time i have voted in person. >> after an intense and bitter battle. >> we will make america great again! >> for an america where we build bridges not walls! >> reporter: and a long list of ballot measures in colorado. now, it's up to you. . >> and the polls here in three hours. at 7:00. >> we have seen long lines at some polling locations and also had problems with the statewide voter system that is now back up again. we'll get to that in just a moment or two. >> i want to tell you about the top presidential candidates. yes, they have cast their ballots. hillary clinton and trump voting in new york. we'll have team coverage from both campaigns. also in our special election coverage this more and we're leaf across the country tonight. >> a team of reporters across colorado for you. kathy walsh is live at republican headquarters. brian muston. brian maass following the secretary of state's office. and we begin with political specialist sha

. >> reporter: i'm jennifer brice in denver. hundreds of middle and high school students walked out of class today protesting president-elect donald trump. many of the students say that they are concerned that their own families will be deported under trump's presidency. this is the second walk-out for dps schools since the election. >> reporter: i'm melissa garcia hole after a major water main break. an original cast iron pipe put in back in 1890 burst open and flooded the street here at sixth and logan. crews had to shut off the water and that affected dozens of nearby residents and businesses. little india was one of those that had to turn countless customers away. now, crews have replaced that 16-inch diameter busted pipe. they had to they are working to fix the pavement. it will remain shut down until they have it fixed. >>> denver water officials believe it has to do with the pipe's old age. >>> coming up at 7:00, we have a report of a little brushing fire at iliff and valencia. >> i'm surprised we have not had both of the

jennifer brice shows us why law enforcement is so concerned. >>reporter: a phytanoyl in a store and a colorado -- >> it's dangerous. >> the prescription drug is called morphine on steroids. >> it's killing people here. >> i'll tell you why grain was of phytanoyl is a danger to users, police, medical staff, but also you. >> if you breathe that stuff in, if you get around it -- >> if you get exposed, you may be fine and it hits you and you're down. >> we'll show you the dangers that in the non user's face with this deadly drug. it's a store coming up tonight on cbs4 news at 10:00. >>> the music world is mourning the loss of leon russell. his voice spanned in gospel, blues and rock. he was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 2011. ? [ music ] ? ? >> ? >> russell was born in oklahoma, 1942. russell had a heart operation over the summer and he's trying to recover from that. his website said he died in his sleep at the age of 74. >>> consistency hasn't been a strength of the colorado avalanche this season. back-to-back wins was the beginn

. >> reporter: jennifer brice, cbs4 news. >>> colorado rapids have announced tim howard undergo season ending surgery thursday. howard was injured in friday's world cup qualifier. the rapids will begin the western conference finals against seattle a week from tomorrow. speaking of seattle, cu hosting seattle last night, taking part in the legends classic. we pick it up in the second half. derek white with the bucket. he led with 15. josh fortune had a really good all around game. 12points and seven boards. were three pointers. the buffs get a 67-55 win. av's will host the kings tonight at 7:00. ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, f0 >>> she was a groundki pbs and was considered a pioneer as a black woman in a field dominated by white men. she died yesterday from complications of cancer at the age of 61. great loss. here's our michelle miller with a look at her life. >> a huge week in politics. election year debate, including in 2008 between sarah palin and joe biden. and also a provide marry debate this year between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. she was born in new york city to carribean immigrant

jennifer brice introduce us to a colorado woman who shows us how the sex trade ravaged her life. >> i was a madame based on what i learned in pornography. >> reporter: her message is powerful. i'll tell you why jessica became >> for a time i was the most googled girl in 2009. >> reporter: she explained how porn and human trafficking are connected. we take you inside the world and why she talks to teens around parents about the pitfalls of porn. >> they are watching a woman self-destruct. i graduated to a world that had been destroyed by porn and i couldn't escape it. >> jennifer shares jessica's safe. that is tonight at 10:00 only on cbs4. >>> a lot of people hiting the road for travel. >> i think they will be okay. you see a lot of sunshine. a little snow on the mountains. >> about a 22-pound turkey? >> easily. >> okay. perfect. >> that will do it than,, ,, ? to me the holidays are special, it's family traditions and of course great food. with all the things we could worry about turkey shouldn't be one of them. (laughter) i'm very proud to be a turkey farmer. i'm proud to raise turke

. >> i'm jennifer brice in the sunny side neighborhood of denver where a homicide investigation has been underway all day long. this investigation started this morning at a home near 42. a suspect has been arrested named robert moore. we know the victim killed >> reporter: i'm dillon thomas at dia where united passengers have seen cancellations and delays the past 24 hours. now, that is because united had several issues with deicing planes during yesterday's storms. united passengers are not the only ones impacted this. they are the only one impacted because their independent contractor that deices had staff issues. they e later. >> i'm matt kroschel reporting in summit county where the cold temperatures and natural snow yesterday made opening day a great one here at copper and at keystone. a lot of snow boarders and skiers out there enjoying the opening days. and, breckenridge has their opening day tomorrow. a lot of folks we talked to were worried they might never have these days because of the warm temperatures we saw in early november. but, here we are. winter is here. teens and 50s

for the first time, jennifer brice spoke with him. >> reporter: it's the kind of accident the changes a person's life. >> i knew i was lucky to still be alive. >> reporter: we will show you how craig towler is starting sad. >> reporter: and why he's an inspiration. >> he wakes up and he's happy to be alive so that inspires us to feel the same way. >> reporter: we take you inside craig's crusade, a journey proving to be a powerful life lesson. >> ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> home security is a top priority to many of us but you might want to start your security plan with your landscaping. marian goldsmith recently redid the idea is to get rid of overgrown trees, which provide hiding spots. if criminals have nowhere to hide, your home is a less appealing target. >> it's which one of these houses will i choose? it will be the one with the most coverage to get into the house. >> you can also use plants and trees to create barriers that includes dense, impossible bushes and then thorns, roses are cacti. is a talented kid with a great sense of humor. britt moreno handles introduction. >> reporter: this

live in denver, jennifer brice, cbs4 news. >> thank you. >>> president-elect trump said this about the protests last incited media. very unfair. now he says love the fact the protesters have passion for the country. we will all come together and be proud. >>> trump has a new transition team today. >> that's right. he has named vice president- elect mike pence to lead it. the trump transition team is working out of trump tower in manhattan. the security there, very these days. concrete barriers are up with a two-mile no fly zone around the future president's home. >> political specialist shaun boyd joins us now. yesterday at 5:00, you outlined who may be in his cabinet. questions today, because of checks and balances. what can you really do quickly? >> in some cases, he will need congressional approve. but, he can deliver on a number of promises with the stroke of a pen. president obama made many immediately and pass his own executive order. one thing he can't do without congress is repeal and replace obama care. and based on the interview he just did with 60 minutes, he doesn't want to

. >> reporter: i'm jennifer brice in aurora where this house fire ended with one person dying. four more people who live here we are told were taken to the hospit big by the time they arrived it spread to two neighboring homes. the red cross is now assisting while investigators try to determine the cause. >>> i'm kelly werthmann in denver where today, the first ever police officer calendar was unveiled. the behind the badge project features officers and detectives with the denver police department. it was created by a group of officers' wives hoping to help the relationship between police and the community. about like coaching special olympics, taking inner city kids fishing. these can be purchased on amazon or alpine bank locations. proceeds benefit the denver police foundation. >>> prescription prices on drugs are skyrocketing. people are finding them much cheaper on websites. cbs4's rick sallinger takes a look at whether this is the ti >> reporter: with prices on the epipen and other drugs so high, parents joke. >> it is cheaper to fly to europe and get your epipens than it

live in castle rock, jennifer brice cbs 4 news. >> thank you for that. >>> happening now, the busy thanksgiving travel season is well underway. aaa says 43.5 million people are expected to drive this year. here in colorado, state patrol is reminding everyone to buc in that important step. our jamie leary has spent her morning at dia. how are things moving at this hour? >> reporter: it's actually pretty unbelievable. if you look at the normal security line, i think wait the tsa last year admitted they were understaffed so this year they contacted extra employees and it seems to be working. still, dia is expecting record travel numbers. it is anticipated over 1 million passengers will travel through. over the next few days. that is 10% more than last year with the busiest day expected to be sunday. across the nation, aaa says it hasn't seen this many travelers since 2007, between 43 and 49 million people expected to hit the road or sky. big -- busy travel aside, being at the airport allows you to talk with a lot of different people about their holiday travels. it for things having and surprising

. >>> i'm jennifer brice. everybody knows how bad the prescription drug problem is in colorado and across the nation. that is why this room is packed with medical providers, families, and also pharmacists who want to fix it. the state's licensing board held a forum want to hear from awl the stake holders. the feedback from the meeting will be provided to the state guidelines. the goal is to cut down on addiction without taking medicine need it. >> reporter: i'm matt kroschel. there have been some delays on i-70 and there will be tomorrow between lawson and empire junction for cdot worker to do rock scaling work. they are dislarging some large boulders that have been crashing down on the highway. they say all of this work should be wrapped up tomorrow. and it will make it safe for the winter. that you might have to go back out there next summer to continue more work. mother nature originally this summer. they are now making sure it is safe for drivers. >> the forecast is cold. >> it is cold. but, it warms up ju

man who lost both his legs when an incox stated driver hit him is talking about it for here is jennifer brice with the preview. >> reporter: it's the kind of accident that changes a person's life. >> i knew that it was very severe. and that i was lucky to still be alive. >> reporter: we will show you how craigaler is starting over. >> i don't have time to waste, on you know, feeling sad. >> reporter: and why he is an inspiration. >> you don't allow yourself to be put in a bad mind set. tomorrow is a new day. >> and you can hear more about craig's courage tonight on cbs4 news at 10:00 right after code eddie? >> nothing. [ laughter ] here it is. in full living color here. sunshine, all the way. with temperatures mostly in the 60s . close to 60 on veteran's day. closer to 70 by monday. >> good day for our veterans though and they deserve it. >> you bet. >> thank you very much for being with us on colorado's news channel. >> see you tonight at 10:00. ,, thank you. imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus ex

jennifer brice shows us why law enforcement is so concerned. >>reporter: a mom overdoses on phytanoyl in a store. a colorado surgical tech is caught >> this is crazy and dangerous. >> the prescription drug is called morphine on steroids. >> it's killing people here. >> i'll tell you why grains of phytanoyl is a danger to users, police, medical staff, but also you. >> if you breathe that stuff in, if you get around it -- >> if you get exposed, you'll be fine and it hits you and you're down. >> we'll show you the dangers that even non users face with this deadly drug. it's a story you cannot afford to miss and news at 10. happy monday, everybody. >>> here's what's ahead on cbs4 morning at 6:006789 shawn. >>reporter: paying for your market tickets with what's in your pantry. we'll explain how some boulder -- >>> a strong after shock shakes new zealand of a -- >>> trump gives his first post election interview. his stance on a number of topics including abortion. >>> we inside the broncos locker room after that big win over new ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> there

our jennifer brice has more. and they really want to get the word out about certain toys. >> reporter: yes, absolutely. this is the report we are talking about. it is a pretty good report. it focuses on recalled toys. and, some of them can still be found for sale online. now, these are toys that are failing basic safety standards. some of the toys have been recalled for lead, magnets, many other hazards. toys that can cut, burn, or suffocate your children. the report was released by the watchdog group that profiled 44 toys recalled and 16 of those toys they say are still being sold online. now, the group showed us some of the recalls that care givers should pay attention to. because, it could be in your because the usb cord overheats and is a burning hazard. this bean bag chair was recalled because there used to be a very easy zipper so just open this up. two kids actually suffocated to death because they recalled in and they got some of the foam inside in their mouths. >> reporter: and the bottom line is if you

live in aurora, jennifer brice, cbs4 news. >> thanks jen. >>> right now, colorado state patrol is looking into what caused this tanker to roll over. oil spilled into a ditch near highway 7 and riverdale road in brighton. not clear how much of it spilled onto the road. the crash happened before the the man who confessed to the mass shooting at the planned parenthood in colorado springs. 58-year-old robert dear is still not competent to stand trial. he will get more treatment at the state prison's mental health facility. authorities will monitor dear for the next 90 days. then, the court will again determine if he can go to trial. that shooting was a year ago this month. dear is facing 179 counts of murder and attempted murder for the gunfire that killed three peop >>> president-elect donald trump will meet with former presidential candidate mitt romney over the weekend. cnn reports the two will discuss the government moving forward and maybe a role in trump's cabinet for romney. 2012 presidential candidate criticized trump throughout the election. trump repeatedly called romney a loser. ro

. >> reporter: jennifer brice, cbs4 news. the college football playoffs rankings, everything seems to be looking up for the buffs. every team has its problems and last week it was penalties. total of 128 yards in their win over ucla. they got the win, so that's most important, but the penalties have to stop. >> definitely had a good team talk, team, not team friday morning, talking about the mistakes and trying to reassure ourselves and remind the guys what our goal is and if we do that again that could hurt our chances of winning games and potentially being in the championship game. >> cu on the road saturday night, 8:00 kickoff against ,, ,, ,, ,, when people ask me where i get my glow, now i tell them this. new bright reveal peel pads from l'oreal. with glycolic acid-exfoliates, revealing brighter skin in one week. all this power in one little pad. new bright reveal peel pads from l'oreal skin expert, paris. tame frizz-prone hair with smoothing care. whole blends by garnier. smoothing haircare. enriched with coconut oil &

he lost both of his legs when intoxicated driver hi our jennifer brice spoke with tyler >>reporter: it's an accident that changes a person raise life. >> i knew it was very severe and i was lucky to be alive. >> we'll show you how craig toweler is starting over. >> i don't have anytime to waste on feeling sad. >> and why he's an inspiration. >> he wakes up and he's happy to be alive, and so you know, that inspires us to feel the same way journey, a powerful life lesson. >> don't allow yourself to be put in a bad mindset. tomorrow is a new day. >> you can see and hear more about craig's courage to live after code black. >>> this morning, 39 degrees in denver. but things are warming up once again later today. >>> we have a new president elect. here's what's ahead. >>> to every citizen in l a that i will be president for all important to me. >> donald trump claims victory after late night election finish. this morning, we're yet to hear from clinton as the country looks to move forward. >>> the markets and people reacting worldwide to this election this morning. we'll hear from people who w

some of the victims talk to our jennifer brice about what they want to happen next. >>> now, the latest on the search for three gun thieves. parker police have released new surveillance video in hopes of generating leads in shows the suspects driving to the pony express firearms saturday night. police say they used rocks to break the store's windows. then, reached through the bars and stole two ak-47s , and ar- 15 rifle and one hot gun. >>> a teenager leads police on a high speed chase along i-70. at one point, he even rammed into a state trooper's car. this all started overnight along the interstate in the young suspect was finally caught. >> reporter: the teenager behind the wheel was doing just about everything he could to evade police in colorado state patrol. at one point, the chase became so dangerous, the police had to call it off. it was just before 11:00 last night when the teen flew through a georgetown police officer clocked at 100 miles an hour. the officer caught up to him because he was slowed down by traffic. the driver pulled over but quickly changed s speeds of 120 mile

cbs4 jennifer brice live on the story. the city council has to sign off on this. >> absolutgh the city council will vote on this amendment later this month but the issue is all about this. the signs that you see here will require single stall restrooms to be designated at gender neutral. it would do away with signs that says mens or women's restrooms in the city of denver. it doesn't affect multi people that near caretaker assistance and family members that accompany children with a different gender. >> my daughter has got caught in those lines on pearl street and broadway that she needs to go but she can't because the sign says she can't so it is an equity issue for everybody. >> no other cities that have passed similar laws, seattle and west hollywood and berkeley and washington d.c. and philly and that is to name a few. jim, back to you. >>if not quite as warm. we lost 9 degrees and that was a tied record high and still that's 11 degrees above normal for this time of year. a couple of scattered showers and a few lightni

jennifer brice, the fire moved fast. >> reporter: it did. and it moved to two other homes. look at where it began. it is destroyed all the way to the roof which is now sagging in and the roof is what made things very difficult and dangerous for firefighters. >> the smoke was so bad. street. >> reporter: when firefighters arrived flames engulfed the home. a man driving by stopped by to help the family inside, but was unable to help the woman who lives here. >> it is scary. when you live and here and hear she died that is sad. >> reporter: of the seven people firefighters say lived in the home, one has die. four are hospitalized. one of which is critically hurt. >> firefighters pulled this person out of the fire, was not breathing. didn't we initiated cpr in the front lawn. >> reporter: the flames were so hot winds carried the flames to the homes directly to either side. >> it is tragic. it really is. three houses were affected by the problems of one house. >> reporter: and firefighters tell me they are using this house as an example of public service announcement for everyon

. >> reporter: jennifer brice, cbs4 news. advice in the story. be suspicious of a person who will not start the work until you have paid them in full. >>> technology developed here in colorado could change the way the weather is predicted. how this satellite will give you the most accurate forecast. >> also coming up, we will let you know which colorado ski resort might be in the hands of a new york hedge fund. >> clear skies but over the southwest, a little snow is developing down here. now, coming up, we will tell you why we have a 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! woman: trump's just so disgusting and degrading. he's bragged about assaulting women, and he's the republican nominee for president! and congressman mike coffman said he didn't know come on. look, we just can't vote for coffman or trump. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. i alone can fix it! bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. i'd like to punch him in the face. i like

. >> i'm jennifer brice. now, the polls are supposed to close in about 30 minutes. >> but democrats want to keep them open longer because of an outage earlier today. our rick sallinger is at a polling place in arapahoe county where the long long. >> reporter: yes they are. they are grown from enormous, to tremendous. and, i think they are approaching humungous at this point, they are asking for an extension of the voting hours by two hours. all these people in line will get a clans to vote regardless. they are inside the building though it has now grown to church. here in arapahoe county. and so, the voting process may end a little over a half hour from now. or it could be extended well into the evening. live in arapahoe county, rick sallinger, cbs4 news. >> thank you rick. joining us now, political specialist shaun boyd. so, what are we looking for in terms of trends taking place tonight? >> reporter: i'm looking at five county that's could swing this. je traditionally swing counties. trump could flip with t