who is marty? we will find out, next. >>> 2 men, 2 promises, president elect donald trump says he will cities that ignore immigration law and deport people in the country illegally. mayor hancock says this is a welcoming city safe for people who are here illegally. here is the conflict and the question. for people here who illegally who live outside denver? perhaps where local leaders would welcome deportations, is mayor hancock telling them to come to denver for sanctuary? denver has been a welcoming, inclusive city. we are the city we are today in terms of our inclusivity, in terms of economic vibrancy, in terms of being one of the most welcoming places in the country to live. we always encourage people to follow law. that is not what we are saying. what we say is we are not going to needlessly detain people when there is not a lawful warrant for us to detain individuals and we won't needlessly break up families when not necessary, it become as greater burden on all funding from sanctuary cities

cheryl and marty with you on this monday! marty- is tracking . >>> good morning everyone. thanks for joining us. gary, corey, marty, cheryl on this monday morning. you're tracking snow. >> already started. decent snow by this time tomorrow. it will really be going.

marty: ours was 5. we are a latecomer to the pay model and we have catching up to do but we are showing good late growth. we are happy with the progress we have made. we are not at the new york times level. i will not tell you the level we are at, we are not permitted to say so, but i think we're making good progress. one of the things that jeff did after he acquired us was to completely change the strategy for the washington post. we had become a news organization described as being for and about washington. with the recognition that we are and washington, we will cover government and politics and things like that. jeff said he did not think that was a model that would work, that we had an opportunity and an imperative to become a national and international news organization. we happen to have a brand that was known around the country, the people may not -- the knew of the washington post because of watergate, but they may not have experienced the washington post. run the world people . when people tal

i'm marty gonzalez. here's rebecca strom with the weather forecast. breaking overnight. >> rebecca: we might see showers and are forecast expecting a light rain tonight into smarm morning we might see what whether. get temperatures in the '70s with warmest inland spots and then it and i stayed to go outside the year to do this guy and it will be nice and dry conditions out there. and then as and give the it o'clock hour some low showers will be touching down into the north bay and the we might seal on the coast in peninsula south of us and then today like a said nice and dry a cooler start to the morning. six degrees in oakland and four in san francisco million note your highs later this afternoon. >> rebecca: >> marty:at least 8 people have been injured after a shooting in oakland. here's video from the scene just moments after the shots were fired. this video was sent to us by a kron 4 viewer. you can see how chaotic the situation was. you can see a bouncer holding a gun. police say it happened outside

s check in with marty. after she couldn't find any family members -- a coroner asked the community to atnd a homeless hundreds of people in wyoming gathered to say goodbye to a homeless veteran. the county's coroner says she had trouble finding stephen reiman's family -- so asked people in the community to attend. to start preparing for the 'silver tsunami.' no -- this isn't a rare weather event. it's the number of senior citizens in colorado. expected to grow by more than half a million in 15 years. how officials want the state to get ready for this so called 'silver tsunami,' when we come back. out on bond -- but not out of trouble. security guard is accused of >>> out on bond, but not out of trouble. high school security guard accused of sexually assaulting coming off. it was nothing but red. >> images are just incredible, embers still burning as a firestorm sweeps through the smokey mountains. now families are praying for no more deaths. >>> there is no love like the love between a little boy and his do

marty knows all of their names, age and history. >> i love plants. he's one of my favorite. >> are knowledge is very valuable to the bureau of land management and its birth-control darting efforts. >> we are planning on getting as close as we can to the mayor without making her nervous. >> every year, jim, marty and dozens of others steady detailed notes before taking aim at a selection of courses across more than 36,000-acre. >> i want to lose her and have a runoff. >> an area that should support no more than 150 horses. there are currently 157. a shot within 50 yards. last future pregnancies. studies show it does not harm in our department horse or her on one fold. they are healthier and they live longer. because every baby that we prevent -- that is one fewer baby i have to worry about. >> birth-control also limits the likelihood of euthanasia. something that -- has rejected. and we are in big trouble because we will have too many horses on the range. >> a push to control their numbers in the race against time. the only have a few months to track

marty has that. >>> clear conditions today. rain continues to stay south on a limited basis in texas. next day or two. nothing to share here in colorado. clear conditions this morning, few high cloud this is afternoon. gusty wind picks up later in the day. mid-60s to near 70 degrees. that's the high forecast for the day. we'll do that early in the afternoon. with a strong wind from the north. bear in mind if out afternoon. >> this morning, fairly calm. lunchtime and beyond, very windy around here. front range foothills to the east. 15-25 miles per hour gusts through the afternoon today. 60s and 70s here. 50s in the mountains. not much change in western colorado. this front is going to affect us here in the east. windy out of the north. we'll go to upper 60s today. clouds i did skies tonight, through tomorrow morning, slow clearing tomorrow. milder day, windy sunday in advance of quite warm temperatures. near a record high next tuesday. >>> 5:53. our thursday drive is calm for the most part. i've got good news to share. first, y

meteorologist marty coniglio also joins us. marty- a little cooler today and

kathy: former governor marty schreiber, and the biggest challenge he's faced. his love story interrupted by alzheimer's. with local police. what they're doing to keep drunks off the road. kathy: the rain giving way to drizzle and fog. joyce: chief meteorologist mark baden is in the weather center. mark: it does get a little bit better tonight, 44 degrees right now. we don't have to worry about icy conditions. a few light showers in fond du the next half hour. drier air is moving in and causing some problems out there. next couple of days, light rain moving out. we will talk about turkey day and black friday in a few minutes. kathy: thank you, mark. you can stay on top of the latest weather conditions when you're on the go this holiday weekend by downloading the free wisn 12 news app for your phone or tablet. it'bu holiday road. joyce: thanksgiving eve is also one of the biggest drinking nights of the year. and local police are out in force cracking down on drunk drivers. sheldon dutes is live downtown on water street with more on the efforts to keep us safe. sh

i'm marty gonzalez. here's rebecca strom with the weather forecast. >> rebecca: sing really foggy start the morning warmer conditions nurses yesterday and barely make out any of the hills we see behind their and then as a result of this live shot we do have a poor visibility in our delays for inbound flights 38 minutes because of the low-lying clouds and fog right now fought tracker showing us all the fog spilling into livermore valley things are mixing up for us and was a clear run around lunchtime and that some of the fog will club the immediate coast for most of the day. much warmer verses 24 hours ago 18 degrees warmer and now bob 10 and the oakland area and eight degrees warmer for hayward's seventh round you also for san jose nevada 16 degrees warmer and then 14 degrees warmer current conditions lots of 40 assess our yesterday and then mostly in the '60s 62 sentences of a 60 oakland 57 in san jose at livermore at 56 degrees 50 to concord and 574 santa rosa area. a little bit cooler there and then 6

cheryl and marty with you on this monday! marty- is tracking . >>> good morning everyone. thanks for joining us. gary, corey, marty, cheryl on this monday morning. you're tracking snow. >> already started. decent snow by this time tomorrow. it will really be going. around here. be talking about that in six or seven minutes. for us, clouds around here. already raining and snowing in mountain areas. snowing in the panhandle of nebraska. fairly mild readings around here with 30s and 40s most of the front range. notice the south side of town, already topping 50 degrees, clouds or no. there will be quite a few clouds over us this morning. on average around the metro area castle rock through t for most of the rush hour commute this morning. in spite of the clouds, we continue to anticipate warm temperatures with 50s to near 60 degrees. this time tomorrow, we are going to get snow. between now and then, we have stagnant air here. we have good burning restrictions here. burning stove or device, wood burning in a regular fireplace is not allowed. tomorrow morning, light rain and sn

marty: ours was 5. we are a latecomer to the pay model and we have catching up to do but we are showing good late growth. we are happy with the progress we have made. we are not at the new york times level. i will not tell you the level we are at, we are not permitted to say so, but i think we're making good progress. one of the things that jeff did after he acquired us was to completely change the strategy for the washington post. we had become a news organization described as being for and about washington. with the recognition that we are and washington, we will cover government and politics and things like that. jeff said he did not think that was a model that would work, that we had an opportunity and an imperative to become a national and international news organization. we happen to have a brand that was known around the country, the people may not -- the knew of the washington post because of watergate, but they may not have experienced the washington post. run the world people . when people tal

meteorologist marty coniglio joins us. marty- some sunshine for us today.. protesting donald trump's presidency with the slogan 'love trumps hate' -- other groups are venting with passionate anger. all of this outrage as trump heads to the white house to meet with president obama today. 9news reporter vida urbonas is covering the trump transition today. vida -- the meeting is expected to be very police and professional, a sharp contrast to the protests. protests across the country were for the most part peaceful .. we have seen at least 16 but some anti trump demonstrations on the west coast became destructive late wednesday night. in oakland protests were calm early with marches and demonstrations. police in oakland say up to 7 thousand protesters marched in the city... but officers say smaller groups vandalized businesses and attacked police with rocks, bottles, fireworks, and molotov cocktails. some peple were caught on camera smashing a police car... while others broke windows and lit fires. and in los angles protesters lit a trump head effy before presi

marty joins us. another lovely start in the 9 news backyard. >> it's cool as it has been the last couple mornings. quite pleasant out here. we'll end with another warm day around here. excited about a storm system in south western colorado. looks like it's on track. dry and clear over over the front range now for the commute. time we're wrapping things up. then we'll jump to 60s and 70s going to be late this afternoon. we'll barely hit 70 in a few spots around town. over the course of a weekend, may see light showers tomorrow afternoon in the foothills. i don't think they can make it down the hill here. it will be very -- another cold front, we'll have light showers moving in on monday. for the broncos this week, of course they're they're on 9 news sunday night. temperatures in the 50s for that ball game coming up in a couple seconds we're going to south western colorado and check out some snow. >> that sounds like a good plan marty. thank you. >>> it's 5:31, bad news to report on our morning drive.

marty- the rain could turn to snow in a few hours... president elect donald trump's transition team is piecing together the new administration -- but they do say they're not in any rush to fill his cabinet. however- the possible picks are growing -- making their way in and out of trump tower. 9news reporter tarhonda thomas is taking a look at some of the new possibilities. tarhonda, the possible cabinet interesting. they are. ...and they now include the man who created the phrase "trumpism." it wasn't a compliment. but-- now-- apparently.... that's "water under the brige" between donald trump and rick perry. the texas governor was one of trump's sharpest critics during the campaign. but the two were scheduled to meet yesterday... discussing the possiblity of perry joining trump's cabinet-- possibly as "secretary of defense." rudy guiliana... was first considered for "secretary of state"... but sources tell n-b-c news that he's now being considered intelligence." also on the 'short list'-- former kansas secretary of state kris kobach --

let's check in with marty. really excited about this. the new way you can save princess peach -- right at your fingertips, next. your smartphone. the game will make it's smartphone debut on december 15th. and you can download it for free. unlocking the full game will cost you 9-99 though. you can get super mario run for your smartphone or tablet. the game will be similar to temple run -- where the character runs on their own and you tap the touchscreen to get them to dodge obstacles. broncos linebacker von miller is making sure he won't soon be known for anything except his glasses, shoes, and football skills... what he's now scrambling to block off the football field, >>> we are taking a live look at the i-25 exit crews are here extinguishing a fire that exploded into a big ball of flames. you can see the vehicle on the right shoulder of the drive. they are allowing cars through now. which is surprising. the northbound 25 drive south of greenland is south of the colorado springs drive. what we are looking at here is the crews working on

see you soon. >> are more than 100 members marty's group, friends of the mustangs. not many from younger generations. as an effort underway to attract younger members to make sure horses will continue to have advocates for the years to come. developing out of central america tonight-we're waiting for more details after a shocking earthquake shook the region earlier this afternoon. the seven-point oh magnitude quake struck 90 miles south west of el salvador. into the caribbean coast of nicaragua and costa rica earlier this morning. hurricane otto packed maximum sustained winds of 110 miles per hour. officials warn auto will produce heavy rain that could cause deadly flash flooding and mudslides. that brought when officials have declared a state of emergency. >> president obama took the space given holiday to speak with the servicemen and women serving our country overseas. the president made nine phone calls to deployed service members from the corps, navy, air force and coast guard. he wished them a happy thanksgiving and thank them for their service. >> after the m

a group of 30 cuban dissidents paid a visit to jose marti bike -- jose marti park. as they visited the park, they took down an old and weatherd cuban flag and raised a new flag in its place. then, they heard about democracy here. >> it's sort of a seminar they are visiting and the seminar covers democracy, human rights, how our system here works, and experience of how you can unite and assemble, go to a park and speak your ideas, all those freedoms that are part of democracy. >> the cubans told us they had high hopes when president obama first announced normalization of relations between the two

and marty - the game even featured a rain delay! is showing a narrower path to victory for hillary clinton...as both candidates hit the same battleground state today. tracie potts has both strategies from washington . "nice and cool. right, stay on point donald, stay on point. no sidetracks donald. nice and easy..." donald trump, staying on message overnight in florida: taking a page from bernie sanders playbook... telling supporters he raised 100 million dollars in small donations last month. presidential nominee :25-:29 "that sounds more like of a democrat thing not a republican thing, right?" today trump and hillary clinton campaign in north carolina... where african-american turnout is down from 2012. not good news for clinton.. as she awaits results of the fbi's email investigation. she's also hoping to win arizona... a red state. presidential nominee :47-:51 "we have a real chance to turn this state blue again." her latest message: imagining a trump presidency: presidential nominee :55-1:13 "imagine having a president who deme

meteorologist marty coniglio is the>>> good morning everyone. thank you for joining out. gary, carol and che this morning. marty joining us as well. >> pushing up close to 70 today, 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. that's how we end up during the day today. it's still plenty nice out here. it's a bit windy. not as it was yesterday in the foothills. thatust great. east on the plains, we have strong gusts going on now. over 25 to 35 miles per hour. that's keeping temperatures in the 40s and 50s on the east side of town.

gary, corey, cheryl with you and marty with us too. temperatures back in the 70s marty. >> yeah for a going to see warm readings today. combine with sun and little wind. going to be nice to be outside during the day today. calm, dry, mild. not going to have showers as we did yesterday at this time. you're going to cruise through the morning with dry conditions. watch out for sun glares after 7:30 this morning. then into the upper 60s for our daytime highs today we're dry around here. in fact the entire state is dry

gary, corey, cheryl and marty with you on this monday! marty- what is our holiday week looking like?

. >> marty is in the backyard. let's ask him. >> i like our chances for snow in the mountains very much here. it will be a little windy and colder. a spritz of moisture. you were talking about the super moon still up over the western horizon last night came up over the denver skyline. thanks to scott garrett image. you'll have another chance tonight to see it. 5:24 tonight is moon rise. moves to mid-50s early in the morning. i'd say we're good upper 60s it's another relatively calm, dry day. coming up, we do have snow planned for mountain areas. >> good. we're ready for a change. thank you marty. >>> let's look at sky 9, i-29 and 8 not much going on. a little bit of traffic. people get up and going on 6:03 monday morning. it is monday. let's get and crush it today on mobbed. there are only two accidents to let you know about. the most recent wads disappeared and popped back. looks good for now. >> thank you. >>> trump has 70 days or less to go before sworn in as 45th president of the united states. he's not wasting

marty- what a perfect night for treaters... the town of castle the families evacuated from the plum creek neighborhood -- should be able to return home in a few hours.... police told people living in 30 homes along west prestwick way to leave their homes monday afternoon-- when they found suspicious chemicals and devices. the fbi and atf were called in to take a closer look with their advanced equipment. a hazmat decontamination area was set up near the home --- but for safety reasons - ew waited for hours before going inside. the investigation went long into the night. > castle rock police says they'll start reaching out to the evacuees by phone starting at 7 this morning. any neighbors with questions should year boys could face criminal charges in connection to the chemicals. there is no connection between the teens and recent school threats. they tell us the boy's families are cooperating. donald trump and mike pence are in pennsylvania today... focusing on obamacare -- while the fbi focuses on clinton campaign emails... and

marty, a lot of people just need to breathe deep today? >> and sometimes on thanksgiving day, by late in the day, you need to kind of enjoy the moment. for us this morning, a few areas with wind, especially from now through 10:00 this morning. the wind will get very strong then and snow is slowing down here. we are seeing a few flurries in northeastern colorado. there's not enough moisture for accumulation. visibility will be limited with the wind. highs in the 40s and 50s today but it will feel 5-10 degrees cooler than wind, especially this morning and early this afternoon. the areas of light snow in northeastern colorado will be leaving early this morning and the snow in the mountains, also wraps up before noon. in eastern wyoming, it will be done by 1:00 in the afternoon. 30-40 mph winds, and we calm the corridor. 20s and 30s in the mountains with 40s over northeastern colorado. windy this morning and early afternoon. 49 degrees today, won't feel that warm. tonight we calm down and hit the 20s, two calm days coming up, tomorrow and satu

marty has that. so, may, it says 10 degrees on the bottom of the screen there. is that here at the studio? >> it is not. you know what? i don't know where that is, seriously. >> oh, sorry. >> i got to ask the chief engineer that question. i ask a dozen times. he has never given me a satisfactory answer. >> maybe the d.i.a. temperature. >> it's not. d.i.a. is 13, so i honestly don't know where that >> scott, if you're listening, i'd love to know where that comes from. snow moving into the area here friday morning into the afternoon, foothills and down toward monument hill. we continue to see snow piling up in mountain areas for this next system. we could see a good four to eight inches of snow in the central and northern mountains, getting closer here to the front range. i'll put it in what they call that trace to two-inch range live, you would get some of those higher amounts. we're going to revise this as we get closer. we could actually revise this downward a little bit. it's not going to be a big storm. >> all right, marty. >> but it's going to be cold. >> it

marty joins us too. sounds like a good day to get to the ballot box if you need to. >> no troubles in the state. not going to have issues at all as far as getting out and about. weather going to be cooperative for us today. it is cool to we do have few folks down to 20s and 30s, especially in weld county, running up along the river, 30s and 40s here in the metro area. that's about as chilly as it's going to be. already seeing a little bit of light in the eastern sky here at this early hour with the sunrise about an hour away. checking out the nation today. we do anticipate rain through the midwest, thunderstorms along the gulf coast during the throughout the upper midwest on the back side of a front. here in the western u.s., not much happening around here other than sunshine and relatively warm temperatures throughout the area today. as far as nationwide weather, very few places have trouble with the weather. i think the gulf coast, couple of brief thunderstorms could be an issue. for us today into the

marty: the take away for mr.at he is still struggling to convince independent voters that he is the choice over hillary clinton. he is not even matching the performance of mitt romney of 2012. there is not a lot of ground he needs to catch up with, but he is still behind in the key voting block. tom: when you look at the turnout of independent voters, what does our research say? show up nextents tuesday? marty: this is a group that oftentimes is difficult to energize. it represented 29% of the electorate last time, so it is a significant group of people, and these headlines and all the controversy over the next six days will say a lot about whether the independents get out and vote. many of them may have already done that in early voting. tom: help me with the date calendar for secretary clinton. does she try to move on from the orils and attack mr. trump, is she up to her eyeballs in mr. comey in the latest scandal? marty: well, she is up to her eyeballs, but she has changed to a full-scale attack on donald trum

marty will talk about how it's shaping up. gathering in a remote section of north dakota to protest the construction of an oil pipeline. . >>> for months now, crowds of people have been gathering in a remote section of north dakota to protest construction of an oil pipeline. some of those made their way to the standing rock reservation in southeast north dakota. >> that includes people from colorado who say the pipeline could potentially affect vital water source. 9 news reporter is there with a preview of her story for tonight. >> reporter: the camp that pipeline is bigger than many communities here in north dakota. and among the people here at the camp are folks from colorado. the protests here began in april when native americans from the nearby standing rock reservation came out here to try and stop construction of the dakota access pipeline. it crosses several states and the intention is for it to carry more than 400,000 barrels of oil every day from north dakota to illinois. the concern for those who live he north dakota

and marty coniglio joins us. marty, election day is one day when the weather nationionwide becomes a big story. the presidents this year -- the control of the senate is up for grabs tonight. you've seen the ads from both cadidates in colorado the incumbant, democratic u-s senator michael bennet is fending off a challenge from el paso county commissioner, republican darryl glenn. this is glenn's first statewide run. bennet has been leading this race, a double digit lead in many polls. who controls colorado's house delegation will also be decided tonight. republicans the presidents aren't the only thing on the ballot control of the senate is up for grabs tonight. you've seen the ads from both cadidates in colorado the incumbant, democratic u-s senator michael bennet is fending off a challenge from el paso county commissioner, republican darryl glenn. this is glenn's first statewide run. bennet has been leading this race, a double digit lead in many polls. who controls colorado's house delegation will also be decide

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marty joins us. another lovely start in the 9 news backyard. >> it's cool as it has been the last couple mornings. quite pleasant out here. we'll end with another warm day around here. excited about a storm system in south western colorado. looks like it's on track. dry and clear over over the front range now for the commute.

i'm happy to say there's ano lin sunday. >> thank you marty. >>> 5:52. almost to that 6:00 mark where the drive really starts to pick for now, enjoy the ride. because of pictures like this, 25 dry creek, indicative of what you find across most parts city. construction areas down near 25. 25 i like this shot here. headlines move through on that still shot of a car passing through there heading into greeley. travel time across 225 still holding strong. 10 or 11 minutes. mid-60s are across the mountains. no problems or stalls. earlier delays have wrapped up. that crash is up and out of there. on top of that cheryl, that are earlier stall delays parker and chambers also cleared. >> 5:53 now. you remember how justin timberlake posted the illegal . >>> welcome back. is it too soon to tease justin timberlake for his supposed illegal voting selfie? nope. his wife jessica biel posted her own photo. in the caption, she wrote, quote, at least i waited to get shout out to justice thin timberlake >> his response, well played wifey. >> they dressed up as trolls. he wa

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meteorologist marty coniglio is joining us.... marty- a little cooler today... coming back down to reality. six days to go -- and trump are trying to get people to vote early. hillary clinton will campaign in nevada and arizona. nevada is a swing state -- arizona usually red, but polls are showing clinton tied with trump there so she's working to win it.. and trump will rally in florida -- which is a key on election day. but the campaigns will be in colorado too -- both candidates have members of their here today. 9news reporter tarhonda thomas is live in boulder where the clinton camp will campaign. tarhonda, chelsea clinton is out here for her mom... trump has a new endorsement - the crusader -- a ku klux klan paper -- has devoted its republican nominee, saying the kkk and trump have shared values.. trump's campaign denounced the paper -- saying their views do not represent trump or the americans uniting behind his campaign." clinton is following suit - after trump's campaign announced they'd buy t-v ads in michigan and new mexico -- clinton said she's doing t

it's an order, marty. how long, ben? your own hatre, but how long are you gonna force decent people to bup? i want the boy called daniel. flint: so do the ramseys. you're not taking the boy. you've got no legal ri well, i don't think much of the law in bitter springs. if you hand the boy over and le there won't be any trouble. you people said the same thing before you fired on fort sumter, and you got more trouble than you could h come on, boy. i want you to come with me. no! i don't want to go! he's coming with us. he belongs. what's, son? l. and i stay with the ramseys just like daniel does. michael what? leavy alone, courtney. well, one day you'll under both of you, that i'm doing this for your own good. now come on, daniel. you're free now. that's enough, courtney. leave the boy alone. maybe you think this bad arm makes s less of a man with a gun. i hope you'll try me, mccullough. i have no quarrel with you until you draw the gun. use whichever hand you want. mr. mccullough? i'm staying with the sherifor. you know, s

this is marty.is a great editor, we have seen them in the movies, on the boston globe and that he once -- runs the washington post. they: i am the old guy from old media on the new media panel. a new mediame company very fast. i have worked at the washington post for 3.5 years before that, i was the editor of the boston globe, the miami herald, i have also worked at the l.a. times and the new york times. i am highly transient. >> i am julia turner. ofm the editor and chief slate. i have been at slate for 13 years. i came up through the culture side, culture editor for a wild. a online magazine of opinion and commentary, we turned 20 this year. i am also an old guy on the new the gray lady of the internet, that puts in an interesting position. i am the founder of right news. virtualpecializing in reality. we joined forces with the huffington post for a new chapter in our career. overseeme is olivia, i the google news lad. that is the intersection of media and journalism. prior to that, i was youtube'

gary and corey with you and marty joins us, too. marty, a little bit cooler, i guess, huh? >> it is. we had the front come through yesterday afternoon. it was mostly wind and the colder air settled behind it. it's still going to be a pretty mild day out there for you. clear and dry here in the early morning sky here over metro dry conditions continue over colorado. frankly, much of the country. we have small areas of rain in the south, the extreme northeast and it continues to just pour in the pacific northwest where they have such heavy rainfall totals. they're going way above average. for us, moving into the 50s. today note the average high today is 54. we're certainly in the neighborhood where early november sometimes settles out. tomorrow it does get warmer. we'll be cool when we start off 9 cares colorado shares sunshine during the day. we'll spend most of the afternoon in the 60s. several locations for you to come out and visit us. nine around the metro area. gary and i are going to be at thornton, at american furniture. you're going to be with us, too, aren't you? >>

. >> thank you marty. 610:67:89 checking6:00 -- 6:10 checking in. as you make your way through, left lane crash here. we'll get the cross street on that we make our way through this backups on highway 85 as you come in near the commute, we are starting to see delays. looks like fluids spilled on the road. everyone is using that right shoulder heading to commerce city. take a look outside. current views 270 and vasquez. so far light. drive across 36, north of boulder, looks great. out across town, great speeds downtown to tech center. drive. 14 in fact and great pieced across santa fe, southbound as well. >> a lot of green. that's a great way to start election day. >> keep it going. >>> low voter turnout. don't worry, captain america to the rescue. >> we'll talk about how the masses super hero reminds local voters that doing your citizenly duty can be a lot of fun too. >>> can one meal implode your whole diet? >> one meal is not going you. >> when it comes to protecting your diet during the holidays, . >>> the music makes me happy. 6:14. about the bi

gary, corey, cheryl with you and marty with us too. temperatures back in the 70s marty. >> yeah for a going to see warm readings today. combine with sun and little wind. going to be nice to be outside during the day today. calm, dry, mild. not going to have showers as we did yesterday at this time. you're going to cruise through the morning with dry conditions. watch out for sun glares after 7:30 this morning. then into the upper 60s for our daytime highs today we're dry around here. in fact the entire state is dry talked about this yesterday. continues to move through new mexico and texas. it's going to push moisture in not today but tomorrow. southern colorado, we'll see showers develop. they'll move as far north as up along i-70 in mountain areas on saturday. some of the rain impressive by the time we get late in the day saturday pushing up close to said and done. at and above 5800 feet aspen down south to san juans, nice change for southern colorado been dry down there with exception of light snow they had yet >>> thanks marty. 5:3

aren't you going to help me with my chair, marty? huh? oh, oh, yes, ma'am. what's got into you, girl? what are you doing in that rig? your breakfast is all dried out. i don't mind. just a piece of bread and a cup of coffee. i always eat light. i thought you are gonna ride fence with me today. she'll be a pretty sight riding fence in that outfit. i can change back, can't i? do you like to ride, mr..? - mr..? - cheyenne, miss. i love to ride in the early morning when it's just turning pink in the east, don't you? i knew you'd feel that way. 'now, drink a toast, marty.' looks like i lost a cowhand and found me a daughter this morning. [both laughing] hello. mind some company? not at all, ma'am. [metal clanging] ma'am. i thought that's what you called old ladies you had to be polite to. i sure didn't mean it that way. do i look like an old, worn-out lady to you? [soft music] sorry you took this job, son? tell you one thing, never worked any harder in my life. but we seem to be holding our own. i'll take 'em, boss. only man been working here for months. he's old

blanca: en la plaza de la revoluciÓn, ante el monumento a josÉ martÍ, y una guardia militar permanentee dÍas para el fundador de la revoluciÓn cubana. >> yo tengo 87 aÑos, pero he dado todo juramento que he dado lo he cumplido, y seguirÉ en pie, preparada para una trinchera de combates si es posible. hasta la victoria, fidel! blanca: la urna que contiene las cenizas de fidel castro no estÁ en exhibiciÓn pÚblica, sÓlo su retrato de arreglos florales custodiado con una guardia permanente ante la que desfilan los dolientes por escasos segundos. en el interior del monumento de josÉ martÍ, treas alas muy similares a estas tuvieron que ser habilitadas debido a la gran cantidad de personas que vinieron a rendir su tributo. los asistentes firmaron el juramento de cumplir el concepto de revoluciÓn que dio fidel castro en esta misma plaza del aÑo 2000 y que expresa voluntad de continuar con sus ideas socialistas para cuba. >> nuestro futuro, un futuro cierto que Él nos ayudÓ, que Él nos enseÑÓ, nosotros lo vamos a seguir. blanca: desde muy temprano, llegaron trasladados por transportes facilitad

meteorologist marty coniglio is joining us.... marty- a little cooler today... coming back down to reality. six days to go -- and

meteorologist marty coniglio joins us. marty- today is going to be even hotter than today is the last people have to pack up their things and get off the streets in downtown denver. police are sweeping up the city's sidewalks once again. 9news reporter andrew sorensen is live in downtown homeless people living in this camp told us yesterday police were warning them to move on. they're saying anything they can't carry will be thrown away. this is the third time police have swept these homeless camps this year. they pushed a camp out of this area in march. they cleared another camp from the national western complex in september. and now they're doing it again. mayor michael hancock says these camps are unsanitary and dangerous. but some of the homeless are suing-- saying the city is illegally seizing and destroying their stuff. their lawyer, jason flores-williams thinks it's all about gentrification. jason flores- williams/attorney mayor michael hancock/ city of denver we don't know exactly what time police will come in to c

details with marty coniglio coming up. tragedy hit tennessee when 5 children were killed in a school bus crash. now police say the man at the wheel of the wreck will face charges. and after a close race the amendment to take slavery out of colorado's constitution fails. what lawmakers say is next just ahead. how much taxpayers are paying for their part in endless cycles of addiction and arrest. good morning! i'm cheryl in with gary, corey. more on those stories in a moment-- but we're getting back to weather first. marty is in the weathe center tracking a storm moving in. a community in struggling with the loss of at least 5 young lives in a tragic bus crash. children slammed into a tree around 3:30 monday afternoon. 24 of those children were rushed to the hospital. at least 5 children were killed. police questioned the bus driver and overnight announced he is under arrest. 24-year old john- thony walker is being charged with 5 counts of vehicular homicide. investigators have a warrant to remove the black box from the bus

>> i'm -- marty, what do you think? >> i'm a stick shift fan and still have one. love it. >> remember, trail ridge road is still open. so if you want to head up to the park this weekend, it's going tow continue to be open most of that due to extreme dry conditions we have over the areas. still moderate drought here for front range and eastern colorado. wind today mostly over the east the evening, moving up to low 60s today. 50s in the foothills. one day this week, the stands out as the warmest. i'll have that in the forecast. >>> this one is not going anywhere, southbound 25. this is a tough one if you're driving a stick. it's stop and go traffic. you're working hard there. we have the left and center lanes blocked. southbound along i-25 at 84th. southbound delays are intense. it's 50 minute drive e470 washington is a good alternate. 15 miles per hour is average speed. >> you shouldn't be able to run to work faster than you drive. >> imagine driving stick and clutch to school. >>> 6:49 now. credit card theft is on the rise across the country. today we protect the