i've got to make john denver believe he ran into god. i've got to make the audience believe that too. if i don't do that we've got no show. >> now you are seen as god, right? >> a very very soft god. trying to be believable and believe the words. the words are good. if i can say them and make them believable i think it will work. >> that's a big challenge. >> sure. >> we dug through some of your old scrapbook here. is this-- yes that's you and gracie. >> yes that's me and that's-- >> was that a publicity ad? >> yes, i look like jerry ford there, don't i? >> yes. [ laughter ] a little bit. >> that was-- we did the college swing. bob hope was in the picture, and betty grable, and jackie coogan. >> here's gracie with w.c. el yes, that was international house.. [ applause ] >> did that take place on an ocean liner? >> yes, international house was on an ocean liner. >> that's the one i was trying to think of the other night. i knew it was a picture with all these stars and took place on a-- >> bill fields came to my house for dinner one night

if john denver isn't writing a song right now, he's missing a million-seller. yeah. good day job-hunting? the possibilities are infinite. i've narrowed it down to two things -- day for the rest of my life or the job at remteck of nocturnal surveillance official. nocturnal sur-- could that be anything like night watchman? that's the generic term, yes, mind. i know the profit sharing, pension plan, and perks aren't what they should be, but i do get along very well with the doberman. well, at least you have options. it's so good to know that i can expand my knowledge into so many different fields and have the ultimate security and confidence to carry on like that. well, i-i have to go away for the weekend to aspen. oh, that's fine. i'm about to lose my son's respect for life, and you're off barrel-jumping with peggy and rhonda fleming! it's a business trip. [ sarcastically ] that makes me feel a heck of a lot better. i thought it was personal. mork, come on. i love you, and i'm not deserting you. and here comes mearth. we'll talk about it later. mork: oh, son, hello. [

i love john denver. i'm not embarrassed by that. >> there's nothing wrong with that. >> bang the drum. i'm not embarrassed. i would say "do you want to build a snowman." >> the "frozen" song? >> have you never come in and heard the "frozen" theme coming out of his dressing room? >> what about you? >> i don't have embarrassing but i'm always curious when i see men sing "all the single ladies" and they know the whole routine. >> like al does in the morning. >> we took up so much time, straight to popstart. >> first, jennifer aniston explaining why she took a stand and stood up to the tabloids earlier this year. she wrote a powerful op-ed for the huffington post calling out the endless speculation of her marriage and whether he's pregnant. jen said she had enough when she returned from a recent vacation. >> we were mobbed, like a scary kind of mobbed. i didn't know what was and it turns out that another wonderful photograph, which i had to sort of live with for the last 10, 15 years of picture of me with a

they say that john denver is very big now, too, but unfortunately, he's white. oh, poor devil. with us, you know, here we are the first family to take a minority child to stay with us on. with us leading the way, florida, this entire white neighborhood will very soon be sprinkled with little black faces like flowers. yeah. up to now, i've been the only one-- a lonely little petunia in an onion patch. hello, walter. hiya, baby! hey, walter! you're the only one who doesn't seem to be having any problem. you getting oil from the arabs? hi, grandpa. hi, phillip. grandma, who stole my record player? phillip, nobody stole your record player. grandma put it in the guest room. but it's my record player. honey, we know it's your record player, but we want our guests to be happy, don't we? not necessarily. phillip, dear-- phillip, you know, with that girl living here, in the house with us, we will learn more about her, she will learn more about us, and that will make for better understanding, and a better world. do you know what i mean? yeah. i don't get my record player back. uh, philli

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denver. >> reporter: john and alison, thousands gathering in denver protesting against the election of donald trump. they say this is not a march or protest necessarily to hate trump. in fact, it is a protest to reject hate and bigotry and oppression. i want to talk with a protester here. this is lisa. lisa, you came here with your daughter. what is the message? >> i want my daughter to understand that love is the most important thing and we don't discriminate people based on their color or where they come from or based on who they love. she's a woman and that's really important to me as well. i want her to know at 3, she has a voice and voice in our democracy. and no matter what the electoral college says, we still have a voice and say. >> thank you, lisa. >> reporter: we're hearing a lot of similar sentiments. people of all races and all ages and walks of life. they want this to be a symbol of unity. a rejection of division. john and alison. >> thank you, ana. we will keep our eye on the protests. particularly in portland, oregon. police calling them riots. several hundred arrests made righ

cnn's anna cabrera walked alongside thousands of demonstrators at one anti-trump protest in denver. >> johnalison, hundreds of protesters if not thousands gathering in denver, protesting against the election of donald trump. they say it is not a protest to hate trump, but to reject hate, reject bigotry, racism, discrimination and oppression. i want to talk to one of the protesters. this is lisa. you came out with your young daughter. >> right. >> what is the message you want to send? >> i want my young daughter to understand first and foremost love is the most important thing and we don't discriminate people based on their color, where they come from or based on who they love. and she is a woman, and that's really important to me as well. and i want her to know even at three that she has a voice, and she has a voice in our democracy and no matter what the electoral college says we still have a voice and say in what goes on. >> thank you so much, lisa, for talking to us. we're hearing a lot of similar sentiments. there are people here of all races, of all ages, of all walks of life, and they

as he celebrates his 100th birthday in denver. >> john sekulich was born 100 years ago today. he says want to sell world volunteered for the army and was sent to europe. fox 31 dave young talk to him at his birthday party. >> it was he said that his whole life after growing up on a ranch. sometimes, he says he can forget his band of brothers who didn't >> it was the bloodiest battle fought by americans in world war ii. us soldiers suffering 89,000 casualties in the battle of the bulge. >> it was the worst -- i was in it right from the beginning. >> john sekulich was a 24 -year-old communications tech sergeant. >> it was rough at times. we made it. thank goodness. >> as the battle drug on for weeks, john recalls german starting to run out of supplies. >> there were hundreds of germans walking towards us with their hands up. they said, we are hungry. >> he will never forget a british woman approaching his unit. >> if it weren't for you americans we would be under the german role. >> born in 1960 -- john celebrates his 100th birthday with dozens of family who came across the coun

marine moss admitted to two counts of forgery canvassing for john kisor. the denver post says she faces january 20th. >>> skies clearing. now left with a fresh coat of snow. some got more than ever. castle rock, 2.2. westminster 4 inches. where our official reporting station is here in denver out at dictiona, we got less than two inch -- at dia, less than two inches. cold temperatures for the kids at the bus stop this morning. going to be a cold one. we do have some delay happening. we're getting started with this snow season. if you haven't inpit your information for -- input your information for your business or organization, it's time to do it. e-mail at closings @9news.com. >> thank you. >>> 9 neighborhoods this week, we take you on a tour of north the area is fairly new. back then, homes ranged in price from $13,000 to $20,000. by 1962, 10,000 people lived there. at that time the new development was named by life magazine. about 39,000 people call north glenn home. today home prices are the story. partners at denver $279,000, up 9% from last year. stay with us t

. >> john denver. >> ah. i didn't think you were on, with me. >> hi. >> hi, charles. hi, ed. i'm good. how are you? i know ed, from before. [ chuckling ] >> yeah. [ laughter ] on the show. [ chuckling ] you mean from the show, or-- >> n-- uh, i think i worked with him, on, uh, "sonny and cher." >> several times. >> mmm-hmm. >> i see. >> with howard cosell. yeah. >> have you done a lot of, uh-- you like howard cosell? well, be honest. you can be perfectly honest, in a show like this, you see. >> ah. [ chuckling ] yes, i like howard cosell. he's okay. [ some laughter ] >> now, you're saying that with reservation. i don't wanna make ya say something you don't wanna say, but-- >> yeah. [ chuckling ] i don't know. >> but you haven't done a lotta these shows, have you? >> no. >> yeah. are you-- are you comfortable, all right? i mean-- >> yes, i'm real comfortable. [ laughter ] my hands are stuck in this chair! >> you look like you're mak-- you look like you're making your first flight, on, uh-- [ chuckling ] >> i know. >> trans-debris airlines, or something. why don't you-- [ laugh

denver resident-- red fawn. she's accused of opening fire on officers during the protests. she's charged with attempted murder of two officers. it's national philanthropy day! governor john hickenlooper will be in denver later this morning-- to honor 12 individuals and organizations for their own charitable work. the anschutz foundation and the vilas citizenship & leadership council for outstanding youth group will be recognized. sue anshutz rodgers of denver is up for the lifetime acheivement award this year. if you want to make a difference yourself make a plan to join us for 9cares colorado shares this saturday. we'll be collecting non-perishable food, clothing, coats and toys from 7 a-m to 4 p-m at five different locations in metro denver and more than 30 other sites across the state. there is an interactive map of drive locations near you on our website. if trump wins-- "ill be headed up north to canada." why you may want to rethink your plan if you were among those vowing to leave just ahead. but first another let's see what's happening outside by many during this last tense election cycle. if trump wins-- "ill be headed up north to canada." why you may want to ret

>> i don't know i have any i'm embarrassed about but i do love john denver. ? i want to rocket ?? >> bang-bang every >> bang-bang on the drums. >> i would say, "do you want to build a snowman". >> the "frozen" song. >> do you remember coming in this morning and hearing the "frozen" theme coming out? >> usually it's the a-team, i thought. >> i don't have embarrassing but always curious when i see men see all the single ladies and know the whole routine. like al does. >> exactly. to "popstart." >> to pop tarts. >> first, jennifer aniston explaining why she took a stand and stood up to the tabloids. earlier this year she wrote an ad for the "huffington post" about whether she's pregnant and her marriage. when returning from her vacation -- >> we were mobbed, a scary rob, photograph i've had to live with the last 5, 10, 15 years, a picture of me with a bump and a circle around my stomach with an arrow pointing to it, this sort of disgustingly objectifying kind of way. i was just fed up with it. we have to support each other, especially at this time, to love each other, support and be

john denver. >> we're recreating the bin crosby drummer boy. >> we're doing christmas in pajamas thisr. >> i think we have a responsibility to end this week, the last show of this week, by actually talking about something that's very serious. we need to give people about perspective about some things. i talked to my 13-year-old daughter yesterday who said actually lly in her school whi a lovely school, the debates following the election became so heated that they actually had to call an assemblynd tell everybody to just calm down and not talk about it. >> funny you should say that. >> i know you got an e-mail from johns hopkins. >> they're setting up places where kids can go and talk in a peaceful way, civil, about the election because they got a sense that there was so much discussion and even a lot of people really upset and jarred and not understanding what's happening, so they're setting up places where real conversations can happen on the campus of johns hopkins university. >> you know, willie, we have been joking about 2004 how jarred and jolted people were around manhattan afte

john snyder south denver 40 degrees and if you go up into the foothills of larimer 50 with gusty wind and that's why he is warmer. we have gusty winds right along the front range divide and foothills. winds will continue off and on and spread across the high country as the storm system approaches. 21 in greeley, 52 with gustier winds out that way 41 in boulder and 19 in gunnison and craig 35 over in grand junction this morning. so a storm system is approaching out ahead of it. there's a little batch of some very light rain or snow showers if you starting thanks giving travel today and your destination is western slope rain and snow but that's the key word it's light for now. starting tonight and tomorrow it will be heavier and more widespread. i will show you that on the futurecast. for today aside from the light rain and snow showers out west, mostly just occasional cloud cover passing through. starting tonight, watch here the rain and snow really increases on the western slope of the it will be -- slope. it will be heave every -- heavy at time early monday night and tuesday some wil

"john sekulich" was among those who fought, and lived to tell about it. now, he's relatives traveled from all across the country to denver to celebrate john's one hundredth birthday. john says that not a day goes by that he doesn't think of his service during world war two. still ahead... more bad news for airbag maker takata. bankruptcy... what that could mean for the millions of vehicles affected by a string of airbag recalls. and if you have an apple watch on your christmas list you now have one more place to get it. why you could get it for a steal and the newest retailer. but first here's a look at last night's winning lottery numbers. remember tomorrow's mega millions drawing is going for 54- million-dollars. while wednesday's powerball jackpot is up to 236-million-dollars. it's 5:xx, good luck and tampa bay is amazing. i work here, i raise my kids here, i even take care of my mom here. but you know what? i could use a hand. hey! we hear you! it's why a-a-r-p is supporting family caregivers like you with free tools and resources. and we're making our community an even better place to live, work and play for people

before john elway was president of the denver broncos, he was a stellar quarterback for stanford. got to see his old-school fatten up in oregon state. that is love and he is gone. touchdown 10-nothing. 3rd quarter caffrey punched in. stanford wore down oregon state 26-15. raised its record to 6 and 3. not a good look at texas a&m, not with a shoulder injury. number 4 ranking were they could not stop mississippi state. that is nick fitzgerald, he to -- threw for 2 more. mississippi state a double digit underdogs beat a&m as the open doors there. for the washington huskies. what a show by its bird sydney. stanley cup final rematch. and of the 1st period crosby aggressive. replay coming. he scored twice. penguins were better months ago. better tonight. 5-0 final. congratulations to manny is a new wbo. he beat jesse vargas. stick around. we have may get nfl matchup to talk about. hosting the broncos. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...the raiders...slight favorites to handle its buss at home vs denver... 1st in afc west at stake...raidersw this...is...a...tough one... >>> back with the nfl and t

time for weather and traffic. 37 degrees the temperature now in denver. 6:40will sunrise. john our weather watcher in coal creek canyon, he's at around 7800 feet and reporting 27 degrees this morning. if you're not in the 20s, you're in the 30s. it's cold for everybody. not quite as cold as we should be, but still chilly. here's the plan for veterans day, we will stay about 15 degrees below where we were yesterday thanks to a cold front that's now gone by. it will stay sunny. no rain or snow with this front. high temperature today around 56. coming up we'll check your a storm system for next week. right now let's get a check on the traffic with joel. >>> it's a great start to the morning commute. couple of trouble spots isolated, the side streets at least for now. i-70 central park boulevard, you have plenty of company from i-225 out to i-25 if you are heading to downtown. southbound coming down into town speeds in the upper 50s. 50s and 60s as you make your way both directions along i-270 through commerce city. westbound along i-76 we have >>> thank you, joel. a couple of new

. >> reporter: john case was at home in a denver police officer told him his backyard was on fire. >> if the wind had been blowing the other way, there was a danger that houses could have gone up . >> reporter: the fire started at a trump campaign sign on his back fence. fire investigators say the fire is arson but no suspects have been identified. >> we felt like to us because whoever did it had to know we were home . >> reporter: political attacks at even the grassroots level have gotten ugly in this particularly ugly election cycle. a trump supporter in ohio was arrested after dumping a truckload of maneuver outside a democratic campaign office. a suspect was never found after a republican office was torched in north carolina and videos across the country have caught vandals setting fire to lawn signs. clinton signs across the >> this isn't okay. i don't condone either side's behavior . >> reporter: john case says he is posting a reward for anyone who leads him to the arsonist. >> it's disappointing because i think every american citizen has the right to express their views without

when a yard sign goes up, >> reporter: john case was at home in a denver police officer told him his backyard was on fire. >> if the wind had been blowing the other way, there was a danger that houses could have gone up . >> reporter: the fire started at a trump campaign sign on his back fence. fire investigators say the fire is arson but no suspects have been identified. >> we felt like it was a message to us because whoever did it had to know we were home . >> reporter: political attacks at even the grassroots level particularly ugly election cycle. a trump supporter in ohio was arrested after dumping a truckload of maneuver outside a democratic campaign office. a suspect was never found after a republican office was torched in north carolina and videos across the country have caught vandals setting fire to lawn signs. clinton signs across the neighborhood have been stolen. >> this isn't okay. i don't behavior . >> reporter: john case says he is posting a reward for anyone who leads him to the arsonist. >> it's disappointing because i think every american citizen has the right to e

we have here on the campus of cu would irjoined by john frank for the denver post.in an urban area, it is no difference college campuses are left winging, tell us about the state of play in colorado and the significance they can play this year. >> colorado is a late breaking battleground state here. it's important for trump. if he's going to do well, he's got to win colorado. clinton is confident bus she hasn't come as often on three trips since the convention, she's back up on tv after going dark since july so if colorado matter, it's going took for trump, if trump is financial to win, he to win the state. >> reporter: trump has been here 13 times and this past weekend. he only spent half as much as checkpoint has on ads. is he making a dent? >> three trips in eight days, he is trying to get a turnout. you have to remember, colorado wasn't atate that went for either presidential candidate, it picked bernie sanders, it picked ted cruz. donald trump had a ground and we are home to never trumpers and the national convention. so he had to energize this, the eadvantage

. >> reporter: i'm andrea flores in denver where the family of 50 year old john field is hoping a crimestoppers reward will encourage the public to come forward with about his murder. field died two weeks ago in hospice. over the summer, the family says the father of three left a family party to walk his dog. when a car got too close for comfort, field hit the car with a bottle. they watched as the car turned around and shot field. dpd asking anyone with area, you may have noticed a lot of toilet paper littering in the streets. but the city says it's actually not trash. the city of littleton has gotten a lot of toilet paper calls. it's not a prank. it's a new tool in the city's crack sealing program. the crack sealer is very sticky. the toilet paper protects the surface along with people's cars, bikes and shoes. toilet paper rather than shut down streets for 40 minutes. >>> daylight saving time ending this weekend means that animals and people will be on the roads at about the same time, dusk. and that is a big problem. colorado parks and wildlife says people need to be paying extra attention b

denver's 125-acre campus. the university was founded in 1864. it began as the colorado seminary founded by john evans, a close friend of abraham lincoln. he's the name sake for mount evans in illinois. the school closed for a short time after the denver gold rush and reopened in 1880 as the university of denver. first graduate got a 1884. it was built on land doned by rue fuss potato clark. he was a reformed alcoholic and potato farmer. >> as parts of his gift t university was obligated to plant 1,000 trees. we've been working on that quite some time. we pass had the threshold maybe 100 years ago. >> clark demanded no alcohol be made or sold in this area. south denver with old covenants against producing or selling alcohol. notable du grads include sin bad, figure. skater quan. >>> dry across the state. rain south across the border. it's moving steadily toward colorado especially southwest corner of afternoon today. for the front range, clear condition this is morning. few fair weather clouds during the afternoon. it is going to be another warm day with 60s to near 70. 50s and 60s in the mounta

a denver man says somebody set his trump banner on fire. flames burned his fence and yard. john kay says he was sitting at home when a denver police officer came by to tell him to us, because whoever did it had to know we were home. >> denver fire investigators say that fire is arson, but they don't know who did it. >>> before you vote don't forget to watch shaun boyd's reality checks on all the issues in our state. you can find them at cbsdenver.com. >>> investigators say chemicals found inside a home in castle rock could have caused a deadly explosion if officers had not stumbled upon them after the arrests of two that house remains condemned this morning. police say nearby homes are safe for families living in that plum creek neighborhood. investigators found the explosive materials on monday. it happened after the arrest of two teenagers for an unrelated reason. an officer went to talk to one of the boys' parents when he spotted the explosive items. police say chemical containers are still inside, but there are no more explosives. the home is not livable until remediate what

john paul ii in 1979. >> is subject to want to be aware of care in denver next at noon you will need to find i'm sure way to carpool if you want to use the express lanes for free along i 25 and unit 36. they have more of what you need to know. >> it is a isn't going to fe away. right now if you a few drive in the express lane, you can do so for free as long as you have another in the car with you but starting january 1, you need to have a third person. a total of three including yourself on i 25 here and 36 as well. maybe wondering why they are doing this it is always is into account three main factors keeping them express making it worthwhile to, they need the money for the change and that means less cars on the road and that is better for the environment still, a lot of drivers may be upset there will be at 250-point if fine if you are caught with less than three after it takes effect takes effect january 1 he .-dot encourages you to take the bus or you will pay the toll. they say ten other states also have the three role. if you see a driver check out the website with a link on our website. it will he

john. >> with all bad in the world. they you want you to see the go. >> >> the net proceeds go to the denver police foundation. an independent funding source for the police department. to buy equipment the city can't afford. calendars available now on amazon. and local branches of alpine banks. >> . i love the cover photograph. >> . there's such great stories. this guy. mr. august. >> . he coaches at risk youth. he started a program. at facility for at risk youth. and they were cussing him out and swearing five months ago. today he turned that place around. and they give him high fives. and hug him. >> shows respect. >> . when she shows up. get one before they sell out. 20 bucks. up for auction in denver raoeulgt now. selling one engine from thornton. two from would boulder. there no minimum bid. the auction manager says they're in great shape. they have pumps. ready to go. one has 40 thousand miles on it. only being retired because of rules about how long trucks can be in remember you cannot win if you don't bid. north carolinaing clouds. the snow is knocking on the door. in salt lake city. it's on its way to

and in denver, the glover of colorado, john hickenlooper.ur state has secretary clinton ahead by three points according to the real clear average. why so close? >> we're still a purple state. we're almost exactly the same republicans and democrats they are more unaffiliated voters than republicans or democrat. so even though hillary was ahead by eight or nine points, a couple of months ago, everyone knew and expected i think it would tighten up a little bit. >> what about the johnson factor, the libertarian candidate and he is a bill legalized pot guy and you have legal marijuana there. will he perform better in colorado and the other states, it shows when he declines, trump picks up. so trump -- is a beneficiary of his decline and hillary -- when he does well, jonathan, takes on the chin a little bit. how do you see johnson? >> well, as close as i could tell last year. he's really taking almost evenly from both the clinton campaign and the trump campaign. if anything, maybe a little more from trump. but it doesn't seem to have a whole lot o

. >> the family of a denver woman arrested at the pipeline protest speaks public way today. read john was arrested along with hundreds of others who protested the pipeline construction base with one of our country's largest water sources. mark wells of the family gathering one of the biggest mass arrest of 14 years. >> these protesters, 143 people including two juveniles and redondo were arrested. her family says the charges of attended murder stemming from allegations of her firing a gun in the air toward police several times are false and now they are probably asking for the committee to rally around her ultimately help her get out of jail. denver's native american community for denver residents. her family says this arrest clearly says the 37-year-old was targeted by police, arrested and labeled as an instigator. in these protests of the north dakota access pipeline extending wrong. father says she attended a protest in part because she be have wanted. >> at the same time she was arrested, she was helping people have been pepper sprayed in their face, taken aback and helping them c

john snyder is in the upper 50s in south denver. you can see on the map look at all of the clouds. little rain and a little snow in the san juans. so that cloud cover will bubble up. but i think most of the for the valley. big-time moisture. those areas over a foot of snow possible in some areas above 11,000 spheet. today we'll have a high of 67 and a whole lot of cloud cover moving in. a few bits of sup here and there and more clouds than sun the way things look right now. tomorrow pretty much the same deal as well. >> we do. >> new details about a bomb square that veablghted a neighborhood in castle inject rock earlier this week. two teenager boys are now charged in the case after police found bomb-making supplies in one of the homes. >> it was monday around 2:30 in the morning when castlerock police came across two teens. with #e know both were carrying guns. one teen has been charged with two count of sexual exploitation of a il possession of a handgun. his bond is $50,000. the other teen's parents with respect notified until later and they found dozens of chemicals. they found

denver. that is the show is going. sigalet. i saw olivia newton-john. i got to talk to an up and comer. she is more and more popular, for best song. here's what she had to say. >> i am with prince charming from once upon a time. >> no complaints. it's been amazing. >>> this is my coat of many colors. >> eisai the high heels you're struggling? >> there may well but i am not made for them.[ laughter ] >> have fun tonight. >> we have a big crowd. the oak ridge boys, you're part of the hall of fame now. that happened last year. >> we were inducted across the street a year ago. it's still an honor, we're still celebrate. it's a big deal. are very happy for charlie daniels, randy travis and others going in this year. i heard lindsay, we're at that ceremony. we have been salivating for a armor giants, it really hit us. we are really in the hall of fame. it's a great feeling. backup back your life. just before the show started, garth brooks was running late. usually the big stars dodged the local affiliate. he is in a rush, i got an interview with him. >> to be hearing from him at 10 o'clock. >

the denver-area veteran fought in the bloodiest battle in world war two, the battle of the bulge. john says not one day goes by that he doesn't think about serving our country. businesses around the country will be showing their appreciation to our nation's veterans this friday, with free food! veterans can get a free meal at station casinos' buffets, mimi's cafe, denny's and i-hop, olive garden, red robin and applebee's. dozens of other are offering deals as well. over at krispy kreme, vets will get a free donut and small coffee. all diners must show proof of service. last year applebee's served more than a million free meals to our nation's service members. if you would like to thank the vet in your life for their service, we would love to air your messages right here on fox5 news this morning. just snap a short video or send us a picture of your loved one with a short description as to why they mean so much to you, and we'll show it on air. you can sumbit your videos through our facebook page, fox five las vegas. our valley crime fighters have a new mission at hand. how metro is goi

ceo, rod buscher, started in auto sales and founded the john elway dealerships and summit autoo group. now, he is driving a hard oregon from the denver headquarters. >> we are the only company on the planet that verifies the buyer, the seller and the car for free. >> reporter: an apps connecting buyers and sellers complete with a 17 point fraud check and a free carfax report.>> we make our many of financing. verify id and give bank account information for payment but they are not required to finance through blinker. elliott is financing his new audi for the app. >>" for about $4000 less than retail. >> reporter: he got a good deal on his lunch break. right now, it's fully transactional only in colorado but plans to extend to other states. they will start refinancing options this fall. jaclyn allen, denver 7. >>> check out these scary moments for our air tracker 7 crew. someone was pointing a laser at them and air tracker 7 hovered over the man who did it and helped authorities catch him. he could face five years in jail. >>> the metro area has a porch pirate on its hands. this guy has been going all over the area stealing packages fr

-- the yes vote still lead, but the denver election's division says it has 90,000 ballots left to count. expect another update on saturday evening. >>> governor john hickenlooper is getting ready to offer advice to other -- he called marijuana says arraignments dropped 70% in the first year of legal pot. >> do you know how much money that saved in court cases. >> he admits we won't have all the data here, but he sees a lot of positives in his mind and he doesn't expect legalization elsewhere to affect the industry here. >>> we invite you to join marshal and other journalist for a look back at the highs and the lows of colorado political coverage this next tuesday's night discussions taken place at the denver post auditorium and this is the final series which we partnered with the post -- you can learn more at thedenverchannel.com. look for it under the spotlight section. >>> lisa has your first alert forecast. it looks like another beautiful weekend. >> it's a beautiful weekend, but we're track a storm that could bring snow to denver. >> that's what you want to talk about. >> everything is so dry right week. happy veteran's day. upper 50s to near

john elway and joe man 10 a. -- joe montana.>> thank you woody paige, we will talk to on our ask vanity sports extra extra show coming up on the denver anchnel facebook page. we will have troy renck, we will talk talk about the game and some of the decisions made by gary kubiak. a lot of people work questioning what he was doing going for the 62 yard field goal. they had it in the bag and they lead it out. three penalties by the defense on that chiefs game-tying drive. a lot of things to discuss. switch over to our facebook page. our denver7 facebook page we troy. the broncos lost in overtime. it turns just that quick.>>> whether though, we have gone from 60s and 70s into the 30s >> this is japan's famed mount midoriyama... the world's most difficult obstacle course. the fastest american to conquer mount midoriyama will not only make history but will walk away with a $500,000 prize. who has what it takes to become the first american ninja warrior? >> welcome back to "american ninja warrior" for more of the mid-south regional finals. while you were away, two more runners hit the course and both were stellar, especially nathaniel spenc

he spoke with kristi trice in 2013 denver crime stoppers they are offering a reward as much as $2,000 and a deadly shooting dating back to july on july 9 avenue ne john guilt is walking his dog in the 100 block of west first avenue after he had a disagreement it was a black car shot field and then he later died the car is discussing very dark tinted windows in arvada police asking for your help to track down these two guys who they think use a stolen credit card to make some purchases surveillance video pictures of the two men the card using several purchases a case of someone spray-painted on the side of donald trump campaign office with more on how people are responding just to the trump campaign office was at war widespread than just that yard people hit the campaign office they say over 100 yards at bristol job yahrzeit stolen overnight but take a look at this is about his company or he is removing some of the graffiti right now look at the size of this is says trump this state over here. as a word here that's been reverted reverted my beer to get ideas set early before we could not show you that word whatsoever not the kind of work we show on tv

denver and he's back at home serving others. federico pena's regarded as one of the most prominent, political leaders in colorado >> politically, the person influencing those was president john f. kennedy, who asked all of us to do something for our country and made public service noble and that's when i got very interested in public service. >> pena was elected mayor in one of the most competitive races in denver's history. in 1983 at the age of 36, he was sworn in as the first latino mayor of denver. pena's mayoral tenure was the st of my work every day in what i was doing, affecting peoples' lives and rebuilding the economy and infrastructure. that was very rewarding and challenging. >> pena's impact as mayor was profound and worked successfully to improve air quality, and helped bring the colorado rockies to denver and most visibly, oversaw the planning and building of denver international airport, today a symbol of denver's growth and able to do that and it is my upbringing. my parents instilled in me a belief in myself, a belief if you work hard, you can accomplish anything that you want, but confidence in who i am and the fact that my roots go back more than 250 years

denver to wrap up the season. you were penultimate in florida, right? >> cris: that's the one that sets up the last step. >> al: you succeeded john madden. and succeeding dimaggio. third down and eight, after the time-out. from the 34 yard line. that's going to be a first down. cooper makes the catch. before he steps out of bounds, with 3:30. and they can take a lot more time off the clock now. >> cris: you have the play of the game right there. they're going to bring pressure here. they're going to bring it. over here on the outside, they're going to play about 15 you have to be able to pressure that. i think, on the third down play, that was the play of the game right there. and it was a layup. >> al: roby playing way back. >> cris: just gave it to them. if you're going to pressure and play like that, you have to get up in their face and give that pressure a chance to get there. >> al: like you don't know the game situation. eight yards, have a first town. and can take time off the clock again. and you got deandre washington, with a penalty. >> referee: ten-yard penalty. replay first down. >> al: 104 yards of penalties against denver t

john kasich. you signed a pledge you would support the republican nominee for president. >>> former president bill clinton is expected to be in a rally in fort collins and in denver. tomorrow, donald trump, jr. will be here for a rally with colorado youth outdoors. you can check ou cbsdenver.com. >>> high country drivers had a windshield full of snow last night on i-70. we'll have a look at what the ski resorts are doing about their openings. >>> move over quinoa, there are new grains stealing the spotlight and they've been ,, ,, "what's your position on equal pay for women?" "it's too early in the morning to ask that question." "you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes. blood coming out of her wherever." "i think that putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing." "i don't wanna sound too much like a chauvinist but when i come home and dinner's not ready, i go through the roof." "so you treat women with respect?" - "uh, i can't say that either." - "alright." priorities usa action is responsible >>> it's back. snow in the high country last night. our meteorologist chris spears in the weather lab. >> reporter: a little snow falling in the high count

denver to wrap up the season. you were penultimate in florida, right? >> cris: that's the one that sets up the last step. >> al: you succeeded john madden. and succeeding dimaggio. third down and eight, after the time-out. from the 34 yard line. that's going to be a first down. cooper makes the catch. before he steps out of bounds, with 3:30. and they can take a lot more time off the clock now. >> cris: you have the play of the game right there. they're going to bring pressure here. they're going to bring it. over here on the outside, they're going to play about 15 you have to be able to pressure that. i think, on the third down play, that was the play of the game right there. and it was a layup. >> al: roby playing way back. >> cris: just gave it to them. if you're going to pressure and play like that, you have to get up in their face and give that pressure a chance to get there. >> al: like you don't know the game situation. eight yards, have a first town. and can take time off the clock again. and you got deandre washington, with a penalty. >> referee: ten-yard penalty. replay first down. >> al: 104 yards of penalties against denver t

denver to wrap up the season. you were penultimate in florida, right? >> cris: that's the one that sets up the last step. >> al: you succeeded john madden. an third down and eight, after the time-out. from the 34 yard line. that's going to be a first down. cooper makes the catch. before he steps out of bounds, with 3:30. and they can take a lot more time off the clock now. >> cris: you have the play of the game right there. they're going to bring pressure here. they're going to bring it. over here on the outside, they're going to play about 15 they just give them the out cut. you have to be able to pressure that. i think, on the third down play, that was the play of the game right there. and it was a layup. >> al: roby playing way back. >> cris: just gave it to them. if you're going to pressure and play like that, you have to get up in their face and give that pressure a chance to get there. >> al: like you don't know the game situation. eight yards, have a first town. and can take time off the clock again. and you got deandre washington, with a penalty. >> referee: ten-yard penalty. replay first down. >> al: 104 yards of penalties again

denver to wrap up the season. you were penultimate in florida, right? >> cris: that's the one that sets up the last step. >> al: you succeeded john madden. and succdi third down and eight, after the time-out. from the 34 yard line. that's going to be a first down. cooper makes the catch. before he steps out of bounds, with 3:30. and they can take a lot more time off the clock now. >> cris: you have the play of the game right there. they're going to bring pressure here. they're going to bring it. over here on the outside, they're going to play about 15 they just give them the out cut. you have to be able to pressure that. i think, on the third down play, that was the play of the game right there. and it was a layup. >> al: roby playing way back. >> cris: just gave it to them. if you're going to pressure and play like that, you have to get up in their face and give that pressure a chance to get there. >> al: like you don't know the game situation. eight yards, have a first town. and can take time off the clock again. and you got deandre washington, with a penalty. >> referee: ten-yard penalty. replay first down. >> al: 104 yards of penalti