this is being confirmed as a carjacking with a shooting that did occur at morrison road and kentucky. we're staying on the scene here and keep you updated throughout >>> a little more about what led up to that. there was the first scene, the shooting that happened as we mentioned, the stone nightclub on sher on morrison and kentucky. and one person taken to the hospital after that shooting. the police are still looking for the suspect. a hispanic male, born in 1992 with a tattoo on his face. this is the scene of that initial shooting outside the a person taken to the hospital after that and that suspect last seen wearing a blue or black cap. police continue to look for him. . >>> breaking overnight, outrage over the outcome of the presidential election. >> the protests, continuing into the late night hours. the crowds growing larger and larger. >> and a look at the protests capitol building. a fairly small group. that's from another spot, but we did have some protests here. >>> they are taking over, city after city in colorado. you can see the map, the different boxes and scenes of wh

. >> starting with a shooting at a nightclub on kentucky and morrison. darryl is live at arapahoe and glencoe. >> that shooting this morning outside of the stone nightclub at kentucky and morrison. and police sent information to the police agos to be on the look hout red camaro. an about 3:30 this morning, police were able to locate this vehicle on i-25. got a high speed chase, in substantial, in arapahoe county. they found the vehicle and a pinging system, an anti-theft device that led police to this vehicle. in 30 minutes, they searched the vehicle and no one in there. on arapahoe and glencoe. we'll have nor on that from stenl, darryl orr. >>> following breaking news tonight. coast to coast, people taking to the streets over the presidential election. >> donald trump, anything he said, anything he has said always comes back to hatred. >> as a woman and a la tina, i feel very very upset. >>> a live look from boulder high school yesterday. >> at least a hundred students participated in this protest. one held a sign saying, boulder high school unifies aga

,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >> a man, a dog, and a mounta morrison. the encounter could have been devastating but all three were able to walk away and share the experience with kelly werthmann. >> okay, come on. >> reporter: jeff stevenson and his furry friend stella have hiked the wild turkey trail near morrison for years. >> there you go. >> reporter: rarely does stella walk off leash, but she was free to roam here last weekend. >> i should have known better. >> reporter: when jeff tried to call her back to the trail, >> next thing i know she runs down the hill and behind her a foot or two was a big mountain lion. >> reporter: the big cat upwards of 250 pounds came within feet of jeff as stella hid behind her owner. >> we looked eye to eye and he was growling. deep, deep growl. and, showed all of his teeth. >> reporter: using a big tree branch, jeff says he was eventually able to scare the lion off. >> i thinkit taken both of us if it wanted to. >> reporter: only, noticing when he got home that his dog was hurt. >> on one side, she has a deep punctu

here again is keith morrison with more of our story.ro and the homecoming queen. >> olympic glory does not always translate into material wealth. in fact, said detectives, as they sifted through dave and jane's financial records, they found evidence they were struggling. >> the lauts' finances were -- they were just living beyond their means. it was poor bookkeeping, poor management of the bills. it didn't happen just before the shooting. this has been going on for years and years and years. >> after dave was killed, said don and rebecca, they found out jane had been borrowing money from her mother-in-law. >> jane asked her for a lot of money, gave her different excuses why she needed money. >> to pay mortgages or something like that? >> mortgages, doctor bills, school -- >> supplies. >> -- school supplies. >> how much are we talking about here? >> thousands and thousands of dollars. it was a lot. >> when they found out dave had three life insurance policies? >> i believe we totaled it all up, and i think it came to 300, $350,000, somew

here's keith morrison with "the interrogation." >> a freak snowstorm. like an omen. smothered the little town in the blue ridge mountains. february 19th, 2003, just before 9:00 a.m. winter or no, virginia was unused to this. the white blanket, a piercing sound. fire alarm. now the snow storm was the last thing on the fire chief's mind. >> the tone went off for fire of occupants possibly trapped inside. ramps everything up to full force. >> the alarm on a quiet street lined with starter homes. >> a lot of kids in the neighborhood. you are running a lot of things through your mind when you go in there? who are the occupants that you're going to have to rescue? >> the fire trucks raced to the home of a recently separated woman named ann charles and her three children. thick black smoke poured from the second story eaves. part of the roof had already burned away. >> we were concentrating on getting up the steps and getting into those rooms that we were pretty sure we had victims. >> neighbors crowded in behind police barricades and one was an 18-year-old who lived up the

here's keith morrison with "under a full moon." >> reporter: she was finished now. tired, wrung out. must have been as she walked away from the incessantly ' chirping machinery and the bleary eyes of the gamblers on holiday from real life who'd called out for her again and again and again. outside in the night, a full moon bathed the great houses of delight and sin in an unaccustomed shade of pale. it was september 29, 2012. at precisely 3:00 in the morning, in a back room of the palms casino, the cocktail waitress named shauna tiaffay inserted her time card in the stamping machine, and set out to break a little rule. shauna had parked her car in the back lot, a practice discouraged because surveillance cameras were unable to track her all the way to her car. still easier this way. quicker. and after all, would a stalker really be waiting for her here, under a full moon? >> it was absolutely horrible. and we felt so helpless. >> it's every woman's worst nightmare. >> we didn't know if any of us were next. >> reporter: it never occurred to shauna to become a cocktail

here's keith morrison with "tangled." >> you can't put words to that. it was very surreal. >> 911. where is your emergency? >> it's true, the old saying, when you marry someone, you marry their family, too. >> we need an ambulance. he looks like he's been shot. he said someone broke in last night. him and his wife both. >> not a bad thing to turn to mom or dad for advice and counsel. >> it's unreal. it's hard. sometimes you think maybe it didn't happen. but yet it really did. >> it's with their help and support, after all, that true love could deepen and grow, and last. >> i watched the crime scene shows on tv. i never, ever thought, it's going to be my life. >> yes, it really is all about family. the high desert opens up near pueblo, colorado, about 100 miles or so south of denver. among the highest of the nation's deserts, a little closer to heaven perhaps? this is where shannon palmer's mom and dad set out to create a good, safe, and holy life for their daughters. far from the risks and temptations of the city. >> it was awesome. got to grow up with horses and dogs everywhere an

here's keith morrison with "smoke and mirrors." >> it wasn't like this, you have to understand. it wasn't gray. it wasn't cold. no flecks of snow to drift and catch the bitter breeze. no, no, it was hot and it was late, after midnight, september 27th, 2007. >> pretty secluded area next to a forest preserve. >> so it was. and it was clear and dark and still and vacant. here where the deep wood fought back against the decaying suburban sprawl, and then nothing was clear at all. i never cried this violent cry. >> you're experiencing everything but it's not true. >> you're just waiting to wake up. >> it just feels like you're literally in a nightmare. >> yes, still does. the name you'll want to remember is nailah. >> the meaning was one who succeeds. >> this is nailah's mother, maria. >> i wanted her to be successful and she was. she lived her name. >> quite true. as, frankly, have the rest of them in this big family. this is leah, the first born. >> we might need a graph or a chart because it's kind of involved. >> full siblings, half siblings, quarter siblings once removed. that s

please welcome alan morrison. [applause] >> the thesis of the book is the society is inverted and we need a permission instead of having the freedom to do what we want to do. no doubt in my mind permission is needed and it's inverted and it's nowhere near the ratio the book would suggest in terms of permission versus freedom. as i thought about the stories in the book some of which i would agree with i remember the old saying that the plural of anecdote isn't the data. so i thought i would start with a story of my own about the permission society that occurred when i was at the end of my first year of college. it was very hot and it was lunchtime so i went below and got ice cream to bring it on back. they came up to me and said what are you doing with that ice cream and i said i eating it. nobody told me i couldn't. did anybody tell you you could, and that is when i knew there was a difference between an mep and a civilian. so that would be the true permission society than i envisioned but i don't find that to be

soundbite matthew morrison, actor:"oh gosh. family. we have our six-year-old nieces coming out to visit us for thanksgiving break ." and tonight abc is taking everyone to disney world with the special the wonderful world of disney: magical holiday celebration. kelly clarkson performers 11.kelly clarkson 00:13 - 00:20 "it's something that i feel cool with bringing already breaking records. and hollywood has a lot to be thankful for this year. jason nathanson has today's showbiz wrap. what are some celebs thankful for this thanksgiving? actor rob lowe says he won't be having any wine with his turkey, and that's just fine with him 2. soundbite rob lowe, actor"honestl y? i'm grateful to be in morrison is thankful to have more bodies at his table 4. soundbite matthew morrison, actor:"oh gosh. family. we have our six-year-old nieces coming out to visit us for thanksgiving break ." and tonight abc is taking everyone to disney world with the special the wonderful world of disney: magical holiday celebration. kelly clarkson is one of the perfor

what about working for hayes morrison? more of the same.'s ancient history. all right, let's, uh, move on to more recent history. your last case -- things ended rather tragically. you're talking about george stayner's suicide? yes. is that really relevant? i want the audience to understand the stakes for you at this job. sometimes, it's literally life or death. has anything like that ever happened to you before? i've been to a lot of crime scenes, i've seen bodies, but... actually seeing it happen... do you think there's anything you could've done differently? not me, no. you were with maxine, right? yeah. there's nothing she could've done, either. i mean, the guy was going to prison, he knew he couldn't handle it. do you think she could have tried harder to talk him down? [ chuckles ] maxine tends to attack every problem head-on, which usually works for her, but, you know... so, you think if she had been a more-skilled negotiator, the man might still be alive? that's not what i said. you know what? let's, uh -- let's back up, delete it, st

this black friday at the volkswagen >> a man, a dog, and a mountain lion met on a trail near morrison. the encounter could have been devastating but all three were able to walk away and share the experience with kelly werthmann. >> okay, come on. >> reporter: jeff stevenson and his furry friend stella have hiked the wild turkey trail near morrison for years. >> there you go. >> reporter: rarely does stella >> i should have known better. >> reporter: when jeff tried to call her back to the trail, stella didn't listen. then he heard his dog yelping. >> next thing i know she runs down the hill and behind her a foot or two was a big mountain lion. >> reporter: the big cat upwards of 250 pounds came within feet of jeff as stella hid behind her owner. >> we looked eye to eye and he was growling. deep, deep growl. and, showed >> reporter: using a big tree branch, jeff says he was eventually able to scare the lion off. >> i think it could have easily taken both of us if it wanted to. >> reporter: only, noticing when he got home that his dog was hurt. >> on one side, she has a deep puncture wo

sure that this is the vehicle and the suspect that they have been looking for in the shooting off morrison and lamar near kentucky. we'll keep you updated. >> donald trump is going to be our president. . >>> theeoutrage continues this morning after donald trump oos win yesterday stunned many across the nation and the world and the results, shocked were his critics. >> after the shock, turned to anger as protests broke out across the nation. >> 7,000 people protesting in oakland and most were peaceful and others set fires to building. and looting, a police car vandalized and one hurt, possibly more. and protests happened in charlotte, north carolina last night. people marching after midnight, chanting not my president. this was in uptown. this is also playing out in boston, chicago, outside of trump towers and in new york, 65 people were arrested because they were protesting outside of trump tower in new york. the video showing right now, the scene outside trump tower right now in new york, much calmer, but still some barricades set up out there and police waiting for activity, having to sh

kipling and morrison area in lakewood. we're working on further details about a fire there and we'll let you know as soon as we get more info. >> we hope no one is hurt in that fire. >>> obamacare enrollment is slowing down. we after donald trump won the president-elect. more than 100,000 meme selected health plans. that is the busiest day since open enrollment began november 1st. the last day to enroll is december 15th. trump has said he will replace and appeal obamacare. >>> researchers discovered the year you were born plays a major role in how vulnerable you are to the flu. a new study find people born before 1968 are likely exposed first of two groups and are much less susceptible in adulthood to other strains within that group. those born after 1968 appear to be protected against that second group. >>> today our military veterans can get free flu shots in honor of veterans day. american family care is offering them at three different locations and this includes the one on south downing and on south colorado. >>> denv

westbound c470 there's a roll over crash near the morrison exit. downtown toward south side, still a 14 minute stretch. here's a look further south toward castle pine, castle rock and springs. it's an hour and five minutes with a great start along the routes. >> thank you so >>> it's 5:32. florida is a key state for donald trump in this election. other battleground states are must-wins for donald trump and hillary clinton. >> both candidates are in pennsylvania this morning which is proving to be a hurdle for trump. >> latest polls shows clinton leads him there by four points. >> showing the softer side of the trump campaign, melania trump campaigned for him for the first time in philadelphia. she was trying to convince women deserves their vote. as for her own duties, she says she's focused on cyber bullying. >> our culture has gotten too mean and too rough. we have to find a better way to talk to each other to disagree with each other, to respect each other. >> her message did raise eyebrows though. even with good intentions, her words are a cont

ian morrison and she said he's fantastic. andy had him come over and talk to all of us and it was wonderful. this is great. this is wonderful. i'm super excited. dr. morrison is going to come up here and prognosticate a little bit about the future of health care and then what we're going to do is turn to two reactors. to be able to listen to what he said, take it all in, agree or disagree but ground what he has been saying about the future with the reality in state medicaid programs today. so our two reactors are going to be justin senior, medicaid director in florida and i guess the interim hhs or health secretary in florida and then judy moore peterson who is the medicaid director in hawaii and prior to that was the medicaid direct ner oregon. they are both long serving medicaid directors, both long serving members of the board. they bring a wealth and a breadth of experiences, not just blue state and red state, not just east coast and and west coast and pacific coast but also a debate about who has got the best beaches and

you can see it if you read and analyze and compare, for instance, in morrison v. olson the majority opinion written by the chief justice and the disse dissent. so, if you look at that, what you will see, first of all, what's remembered are all the great one-liners. and i heard it at lunch, and one of the things -- a wolf comes as a wolf. that's what people remember. and when he was hailing the demise, in a way of -- what's the -- anyway, he said -- he said, i'm glad to see that those who live by the ibsidixit die by the ipsidixit but he used those memorable phrase in order to get to you pay attention to what he was actually saying. what he wants you to do is look at the way he argues as compared to the way they argue. in many ways, the chief justice in that case was the text actualist because he starts out with the appointments clause. doesn't mention separation of powers. then he goes to the removal. there's no clause on removal. it goes back to a famous decision in 1789 in the congress. and then he goes through all the cases. and then at the very end, he says, w

they ran into the big cat near the red rocks trail in morrison. this could have been much worse. thankfully, that man had a large stick like this to fight off the big animal. but, not before the mountain lion was able to attack his dog. >> okay. come on. >> reporter: jeff stevenson and his furry friend stella have walked the trail near morrison. rarely does she walk off leash, but she was free to roam last weekend. when jeff tried to call her then he heard his dog yelping. >> next thing i know, she comes running down the hill. right behind her a foot or two off of her rear end was a big mountain lion. >> reporter: the large cat upwards of 250 pounds came within feet of him as stella hid behind her owner. >> we looked eye to eye and he just like, growled, deep, deep growl. and, showed all of his teeth. >> reporter: using a big tree branch, jeff says he was eventually abo lion off. >> i think it could have easily taken both of us if it wanted to. >> reporter: only noticing when he got home, his dog was hurt. >> she has a deep puncture wound. >> reporter: luckily, stella only needed

smoke come from that garage near morrison and kipling. it's out now, but a fire burned a car in the garage and spread to the outside of the hospital. west metro fire tells us there was damage to -- the cause of the fire is investigating now and crews say there was some construction happening on the home. so that may have been a source. denver 7 targets neighborhoods targeted by burglars. >> jason gruenauer has tips on how to protect yourself. >>reporter: number one on the list, a list you don't want to be on, it's the most burglarized neighborhood in all of denver over the last five years according to an investigation done by denver seven burglarized 100 times that year. montebello, five points and east cold max thaid that list. -- cold max made that list. i promised a tip from the arapahoe county sheriff's office to keep you and your possessions safe. most doors are screwed into the frame using the one inch screws. you can take those out fairly quickly. if you replace one inch screws with three burglars to get into your home. much more t

baby morrison was born just before ten. so marie and baby anna are doing really, really well. he was like i want to get here early. everybody wants to see me. i expected him to come after thanksgiving but honor had his own plan. we couldn't wait to see him. we wish them all the best. their beautiful blessing and they make such a wonderful family. now we have marie, moxie, sunday and honor. congratulations. can't wait to see him. so exciting. >> michelle: that's a tough time, that newborn stage. i will they much. there it is not easy. >> krystal: we just come by and love on them. >> michelle: if you look up into the sky tonight, you won't see the moon. you are going to see a super moon. you are going to see the moon, but it's not just like any moon. some of you saw that last night. according to nasa the so-called super moon is the closest full moon to earth since 1948. believe it or not what we saw last night was a preview. tonight was supposed to be the main event. even better. this is morning the when it actually happened. yesterday was the preview. this morning it peaked. th

look at this, rain in the foothills of jefferson county including around genesee and morrison. and the showers are trying to progress to the east. largely they'll be unsuccessful. on the west side of town, including lakewood, ken caryl maybe the west side of highlands ranch enough rain to perhaps get the pavement wet. not much. let's get a check on the traffic with joel. >>> little more than into the high country, up in vail pass, chain and passenger traction restrictions in place. copter 4, i-25 at 104th southbound coming down into town, that's loaded up. we'll lookty drive times in just a moment. be grateful you're not on colfax. no big accident, it's just slow you down too bad. slowing both directions of i- 270 and eastbound along i-70 from i-25 to i-225. >>> joel, thank you for that. this news now, the community in des moines, iowa is heart broken and likely frightened this morning. there were two deadly ambush style attacks against police. the police chief says there is a clear and present danger now for police officers in the area because the officers were gunned do wrong

fox 13 news. >> if there's any silver lining morrison says the tattoo looks like his mother when she was in her 20s and 30s. and he joked he was going to put the word mom underneath it if clinton lost. for now he says he's proud to show who he supported. >> it's an excellent picture. >> it looks just like her. it's good art. >> whoever did it, did a great job. he's cool about it. think kudos to him for that, today outside i think it has to end up being one of the top 10 days of the year. it's been that nice. we had cloud cover this morning. lots of sunshine. very low humidity. temperatures are up near 80 in most spots. fantastic autumn day. a lot of people like the heat and the humidity. i'm in that camp that enjoys temperatures in the 70s for highs and 50s and 60s for lows. that kind of weather is coming up next couple of days. we still managed to be above tampa. 82 in brandon. elsewhere, upper 70s and low 80s. and the streak continues. this is now 16 days in a row with daytime highs above average, and we've been very dry now 26 days in a row without measurable rainfall at tia. that

this is the online retailer, shares falling the most since september after william morrison announcednsion of its tie up with amazon. morrison says members of amazon's prime service in parts of london and south east england will soon be able to order a wide range of its grocery products for delivery in as little as one hour. this move brings direct competition for accardo on its doorstep -- ocado on its doorstep. mounting competition is taking a toll on ocado. boy -- by 8.8%. unemployment falling to the lowest level in 11 years in the third order. -- quarter. this is a chart going back to 2007. there are signs the labor market is slowing post-brexit. the economy added 49,000 workers compared with 172,000 in the previous three months. there were signs that rising inflation has taken its toll on living standards. real wages grew 1.7% in the third quarter. calling jobs markets, rising prices threaten to undermine consumer spending, which has driven almost 4 years of economic expansion. on the unemployment rate front, you have to be impressed. the lowest level in 11 years. we are continui

van morrison would be over it was just everywhere. but the velvets played that night. and they played, and it seemed to me, because in our group, we've been around. we'd been playing the chitlin circuit down south and all over and wood shedding and paying our dues and everything. and it felt like these guys were kind of new or something. and i -- >> jimmy: you had a great line almost seemed like they got guitars for christmas and said, "let's start a band." >> jimmy: it's just so fun. but that's the way every band starts. which is great. >> that's true. >> jimmy: it's the coolest. the companion cd is well done. it's hand-picked by you. you got songs from you solo, the band, you have bob dylan on here. and i will say, levon and the hawks, "he don't love you" is just unbelievable. quest, you're going to freak out for this. >> questlove: i can't wait. then we have to talk about "the last waltz", 40th anniversary. >> the 40th anniversary of "the last waltz." >> jimmy: that came fast. >> which i'm in complete denial about. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: 40. but i mean, you en

there's a woman out in morrison. doing her part to preserve the past. >> important past. >> . colorado state dinosaur. >> . the discovering something beautiful. in one of the boulders. >> they are roughly 150 million from nearby dinosaur ridge. a popular hugging spot a stones throw from red rocks. >> a few miles up there. >> turns out the fossil filled boulders were used add guardrail. at the top of the stretch of roadway. for 50 to 60 years. until c-dot put in proper guardrail and gave the boulders a museum. >> they were pulled out of dinosaur ridge. as part of that. >> . colorado wasn't always a landlocked state. we were actually part of the interior sea way. that cut north america in half. >> this is an ocean that dinosaurs were walking in. and when they died the remains fall into it and become o tpos fossilized. >> . consumer alert. involving more than 7 hundred thousand toyota. min sraoe vans in the u.s. that automaker is recalling models made between 2011. 2016. because of a problem they say with the latch. that could cause the vehicle sliding doors to open. while it's m

author ian morrison, and professionals from florida and hawaii. this is an 1:35. >>> it has been a fantastic conference, extremely well attended conference, extremely informative, insightful and hopefully, educational and entertaining conference. and on the last day, which is election day, we still have, it looks like pretty close to 1,000 people here, which is fantastic. which means that the appetite to learn about -- the opportunity to think about the future of medicaid and the health care system is still relevant and interesting and a entreprenepri all of you. i'm very pleased and happy about that. thank you all for being here. aim goi i'm going to not take up too much time and tee up the next session which i'm really excited about. just as as a preface, similar to the session that we kicked off with yesterday, with sam quinones, the discussion about dreamland, the next one is part of the brainchild of tom bet -- betlack of arizona, do something interesting, and not just a panel of people talking about an issue. and so he said you know, we shou

this started off morrison rd still in critical condition. policing to on a high speed chase down i-25. thought it might go further but this vehicle off of glencoe street. they're not able to find a suspect. they're still looking this morning. back to you all. >> thank you for the update. it's almost friday people. things cool down before the weekend ends. >> good morning. we have a sunny start to the day here coming up in a few minutes. we have clear conditions. bit hazy over town. it's been cold again in south eastern colorado. colds air snaking down the arkansas -- cold air snaking down the arkansas river. 30 or lower around lyman and pueblo area. big spread in temperatures around 30 degrees greeley, 31 eerie. low to dry on hd doppler. closest showers and only rain in the country is in south texas right now. next two days light rain in the great lakes. another storm moves into the pacific northwest. none of these will be able to share any rain or snow with colorado. we'll move to 60s to near 70 today. that's not the entire story. after a c

morrison will come up here and prognosticate a little bit about the future of health care. to then we are going to turn two reactors to be able to listen to what he said, take it all in, and then either agree, disagree, but ground what he has been saying about the future with the reality in state medicaid programs today. so our two reactors will be justin senior con medicaid director in florida, interim health secretary in florida, and judy mohr peterson, the medicaid director in hawaii, prior to that the medicare director in oregon. they are both long serving medicare directors, long serving members of the namd board. they bring a wealth and a breadth of experience not just as blue states and red states, not just east coast and west coast and pacific coast but also a debate about who has got the best beaches and who has the warmest states and who has the best state to move to. the two of them will take turns reacting to what we have seen, and unmoderated and back and forth amongst the three of them to take some of these things forward. i'm really excited about this. i will

and morrison. and ken carol. just a slight chance. you'll see that in my forecast. a wider view across the state. and again. we'll get the clouds here in the east. feel the wind. especially here in northeast colorado. by far the best chance for snow. stays in the colorado mountains. you saw how much is on the way. lows tonight. cold. we have 13 steam boat springs. 7 in gunnison. 6 in dillen. 20s here in the east. highs tomorrow. another round of very cold 20s. and 30s through most of the mountains. a lot of places not getting above freezing. we'll be chilly. with upper 30s to about 40 degrees. and the 50s are gone. as you drop ten degrees in southeast colorado. closer slew. these are forecast highs. again. a chill in the air. we should be in the mid to upper 40s. like we were today. tomorrow. upper 30s. to about 40 degrees. commerce city thoto broom field and back up to kaoepbs tpwurg. 31 degrees at 9:00 tonight. tomorrow i'll let in sunshine. the clouds will be weuping by. from 38. sunshine. but only 40. on wednesday. although the sun will make it feel better. down

my name is preston morrison.'m from denver, colorado. >> yeah. >> and i just went from a position of just kind of being in a limbo of my life and not really knowing how to get out of that. i was working overseas for years. i was working in the middle east. and just going from a position of needing a change in my life, a new direction, i just happened to come across your radio ad. >> yeah. >> listened to it. and just to be from that position of what i was doing, into the fact that i have successfully made money in real estate now, using your system, after having zero knowledge to start with it. >> tell us about that first deal that you did and what you made on it, just in your own words. >> so, i went through nick's training. i followed the system that he lays out for you in his academy. and going back to denver, it's an area that everyone tells you you can't even do real estate in right now. it's just too saturated. there's no market for it. >> yeah, don't you love that, especially when you know better? >> just f

portland p investigating the shooting on the morrison bridge after spending much of the night trying to control protesters. police say one person was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. a witness says a man protesting on the bridge was confronted by a driver and when he got out he threatened those protesters and then fired the gun. police are searching for the gunman. >>> as protests break out for a third night in major u.s. cities, president-elect donald trump gave some insight into what he wants his health his transition team. we have the latest. >> reporter: police in riot gear to disperse anti-trump protesters in portland on friday. >> tear gas, is this what america is about? >> reporter: the move came after several hours of mostly peaceful protests in the city. in atlanta they burned an american flag in the middle of demonstrators stopped traffic on a major highway in miami. this trump supporter got stuck in the middle. >> it's going to get together, and there's no way around that. >> reporter: people marched down michigan avenue in chicago. in new york. >> i'm in

near lake wood towards morrison. indication of just how dry things are. even though we have seen snow of late. we can get fire. the worst part tonight was the flames. the times of not good. i mean the wind. >> . worst part. >> . volunteers packed into an aurora warehouse today. to send a little love to kids in need. every year operation christmas child donates shoe boxes full of school supplies. toys and other items. to children around the world. they will this year. alone. >> . today alone. this team wrapped up 45 thousand of them. if you'd like to donate. or volunteer. go to samaritan purse .org. >> . we love your support for the problem solvers toy drive. >> snap placement. with plenty of leg. and it hits the upright. goes through. is good. >> tough play to lose a football game. painful kick painful loss. a tkpaeupl tkpwhaeupl broncos 1246789 a game pwropb a game broncos had one several times over. now a 7 and 4 record. a weird tough spot all of a sudden. outside looking in. the broncos left the field last night. heads hanging low. in third place. in t

morrison or on the west side. highlands ranch 31. 29 out in parker. and castle rock. 20 confer. and a mix of low to mid and even upper 30s on the eastern plains. skies will continue to clear over night. a few clouds here. to the tphort and east. early. look at this. plenty of sunshine on the lunch hour. no problem traveling around the front range. and even late in the day. looking good. however. lateom here comes that snow. with the next storm system. watch the timing of this. you'll see it. clearing everything out tonight. few clouds around early. quiet through the lunch hour. quiet as the sunsets. and here comes another round of snow. this will move from the northwest corner. across the north central mountains into the central mountains. shrink and fall apart. early. on thanksgiving morning. in its wake. it's dry. tkpet out and enjoy. 50s back. friday saturday. we are watching snow. for sunday. and sunday night. for the broncos game. which looks to be a cold one. monday is dry. cold. tuesday is cold. and we have more snow on the way. for the first time ever. more than 80 salt

certainly the high country is difficult area for us we been able to reopen i 70 between a morrison and they'll do to a number of different crashes. in the metro area we actually started seen new products this year we started putting down anti-icing salt grinds basically a salt mix with water. accumulation and we are seeing the results of that as it state off the roads for a little while now it will start accumulating later tonight. i saw snow stacking up. clouds are headed that way this evening. we have fold appointment. 80 pounds throughout the metro area 40 plus up in the high country newbie i 70 mount quarter obviously you go for their north another flurry out were out foley tonight probably was stated that it outweighs in the metro area through rush hour tomorrow morning. we really appreciate your time this evening thanks so much. the busy season for amy in the rest of them. will show you updated traffic a lot of the red you see here around the metro i 70 that is normal evening congestion we're sing a lot of the orange dot up to boulder that's the impact of the snow really slowing

the face and an internal affairs investigation is just beginning with morrison wanting the officer fired. >> he deserves it with anybody else in any workforce that would be fired if they had anybody. him in the groin and she denies that and is still considering taking legal action. >> devastated by deadly class crash in a channel mom killed last weekend when they were hit in the crosswalk and they had a two-year-old son making major progress in the abc 15 cam talbot joins us live for the memorial is going strong and we thought of the family so many times this weekend we know people at home till the same children's grandmother tonight. >> so many of us have been thinking about the story and right now we have all of the pain focusing on the good news with the field grandson out of the hospital tonight and again take a look at all of the love and support you see here with the family stunned at the more than $80,000 raised with the memorial in their honor. >> a beautiful family changed >> something you could prepare whatsoever. >> they have her children rushed to the hospital as the man blew

the next year, in morrison versus olson, that louis vuitton case was cited prominently as a seemly and authorized means to -- you know, for a court to appoint somebody, you know, when there is a criminal prosecution. it should be understood that it is constitutional for congress to have -- congress has the same self-protection that the courts have, and the analogy is appropriate. and i think that the next time that there is a refusal to bring a contempt of congress to a grand jury, there should be a resolution that authorizes both an inherent contempt at the same time that there is a criminal contempt, and that the supreme court, in morrison versus olson, will come and support it, that there should be an injunction, because there is only -- what the justice department is saying is really that there is a conflict of interest because their client is the president and also the executives. justice department in such situation has rules which says if we do have a conflict of interest we'll appoint a special prosecutor, either somebody within the department of justice who is walled off or so

we have video of that starting on morrison road near kentucky. there's an area over there have police tell us on the street there that there was a robbery. this vehicle was stolen during that robbery. we're told there are two people ro, hospital in critical condition. police are now trying to locate the suspect who shot that person after they stole this chevy camaro, drove down i-25 at a high rate of speed. they were driving so fast, at one point policest police lost them. -- point, police lost them. they've got a pretty decent police presence. we're told they're actively going, starting their day. if you live in the area, you're going to want to watch out for that. they're pretty much all around here's in several different blocks blocking things off. cheryl? >> thank you for the update. the election season may be over but the bitterness is not. antitrump demonstrations up and down the west coast last night. people lighting cars in different places n. boulder, people are planning more protests today. after gathering wednesday night, a small crowd

morrison 55. the same in wheat ridge. and in the broom field area. we should see. at this time of the year. 48 down in parker. 45 in castle rock. you have chilled now to 39 in the greeley area. i want to point out the wind. i showed you currently out of the south and west. that wind will switch and come out of the northwest early in the day. in into the afternoon. the wind speeds pick up. to maybe 15 to 20 miles per hour. that wind comes out of the north. you'll see that will bring the warm temperatures down. we get the cool flow. in the tonight not much going on. clear skies. the clock is moving. from 7 a.m. to one p.m. to 6 p.m. other than a few high clouds. we're looking sunny again. lows tonight. generally 30s and 40s. statewide. a few khroed colder 30s here to the south and east. and freezing down into alamosa. tomorrow that cool north wind. knocks temperatures down. a good five to maybe 7 degrees. from where we were today. southeast. and we will have 60s in the mountains. and points west. about where you were today. up and down the front range. again cooler 6

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