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 moving. no word from toy toyota. if the malfunction caused any injuries. it will notify ordinary reason and prudence of the problem. in it will notify ow

the gusty winds. it is 66 in denver. 68 boulder. it is still pretty warm outside. lots of 50s in the high countries. 60s off to the west. but to the north, a lot of cold air. 29 in cut bank, montana. we have 30 degrees in jackson, 44 rock springs. so all of this cold air is headed our way. and we will look at some very there is rain and snow already in the state. but there is much more to come. we will talk about that in a few minutes. we have winter weather warnings and advisories out there. >> thank you launch. >>> you will want to check out the improved weather page on cbsdenver.com. we have hour by hour forecast and video clips on cbsdenver.com. >>> now, new details on a fire that destroyed a home in adams county. got going just before 4:00 this burning a lot of grass and brushes and a detached garage with a car inside. the strong winds had neighbors worried. >> i was scared to death. i thought his house will be next. and of course, i'm right here. i will be next. >> three people suffered minor injuries during that fire. the flames burned about 63 acres. >>> the

the department of transportation says the boulder rolled onto east bound 94 in the zoo interchange from a construction zone just before 9:00 this morning. >> i look up ahead of me and i see this big boulder this big he nearly got caught up in the mess. >> about two cars in front of me an suv hit the rock. >> then two cars behind the suv collided. >> you know it came up to the side of my door. and i'm thinking oh my god, i'm thinking what happened? did somebody drop this? >> you can see in our video a power shovel loading boulders onto a dumptruck. the department of transportation is still investigating what went wrong. >> pretty much most of my life and , this construction is the worst that i've ever seen it. >> the department of transportation says the driver of the suv will be fully compensated for the damage done to her vehicle either through their insurance or that of the contractor. reporting live in milwaukee, terry sater, wisn 12 news. joyce: we're learning more tonight about a woman killed on the freeway this morning. sheriff's officials say witnesses report seeing the woman run

, no matter the outcome, boulder will continue to protect the rights of its residents. >> cities can choose to not enforce laws. and so, that is basically what we would do. >> reporter: tom mustin, cbs4 news. >> the city attorney will provide the city council with its initial report on a sanctuary city december 6. >>> you can see just about anything when the cops in la start chasing people. that cart full of robbery suspects slowing down when you see they all jump out. the car slams into a parked car. by then, the bad guys are scattering in all directions and the police finally found them hiding between other cars and the wall. and talk about a great catch! >>> to miami where a nine-year- old dives in to protect his one- year-old brother. mom had placed the baby on the when he slid off, joseph jumped into action making the save to keep his kid brother from slamming onto the floor. got a big hug from a relieved mom. >> oh! >>> well grab your blankets. the temperatures are falling fast. >> a 40-degree drop and snow! >> we are starting to see the cool air dip down into northern sections

you are looking love the anti-trump hotels have been in downtown denver and him boulder my pictures on your screen two of many protest happening around the country tonight from new york to los angeles this protest coming as present obama meeting with president-elect from today while more on that and just a moment. i want to get the mike barnes live protesters who blew through. hanging out at the state capital a few people mingling about all the protesters left the area about 45 minutes ago earlier today people out here holding sign hundreds of folks can put me on the capitol steps and signs like they're saying here from i 97 -year-old grandma not my prize. the did go out a march today as well that have brown 6:00 o'clock where they marched on down to the 16th street colfax in the state capital where they weren't shy about expressing their feelings about president trump. he's a coward that hides behind a and racism. real think that's right where here to protest. don trump is our president. you have condone sexual assault against women. i personally will not stand for that. one nice thin

we can say it is legal here, but not everywhere. >> reporter: with boulder sailing into uncharted waters, no matter the outcome, boulder will continue to protect the rights of its residents. >> cities can choose to not enforce laws. and so, that is basically what we would do. >> reporter: tom mustin, cbs4 news. >> the city attorney will provide the city council with its initial report on becoming a sanctuary city december 6. >>> you can see just about anything when the cops in la start chasing people. that cart ll see they all jump out. the car slams into a parked car. by then, the bad guys are scattering in all directions and the police finally found them hiding between other cars and the wall. and talk about a great catch! >>> to miami where a nine-year- old dives in to protect his one- year-old brother. mom had placed the baby on the changing table to the rightened when he slid off, joseph jumped into action making the save to keep his kid brother from got a big hug from a relieved mom. >> oh! >>> well grab your blankets. the temperatures are falling fast. >> a 40-degree drop and snow! >> we are sta

the boulder city courthouse. it started here with a couple dozen people than a started is over in terms of the gathering. we close in a thousand a be a small marge at least a short distance they made their way out probably which of broadway which is a major thoroughfare. and then decided to us 36 again stopping traffic at one point i think he saw the live rise. folks impede the progress. trying to get around the area for the most peaceful and pretty respectful there's been a course a couple exceptions. thanks for keeping an eye on the situation there doesn't look like they're going anywhere anytime soon. they went to the capitol building and then they dispersed of one went their own way the police left and everything this players up. denver please putting up the traffic northbound i 25 closed at sixth avenue due to the out and see who's on the ground out they with the very latest. will let michael gather some information for us this is the crowd that was on i 25 the police have managed to get them off i 25 now the

campfire burning more than 600 acres and destroying eight homes in july. 2,000 people forced out of the boulder county home. a denver mother and little boy carjacked at gunpoint last month and the suspects in the show up for a court hearing today, and a warrant issued, and this isn't the first time the deputies only to fox 31, live at the courthouse with the story, julie. we talked to the family.

accused of assaulting a student in class. 43-year-old dillon hollingsworth turned himself into the boulder county jail this afternoon. he grabbed a 17-year-old by the neck and kicked him in the groin for using profanity. apparently he had warned his weight lifting class the next

before they went to the hospital, they had to make sure to make a quick stop at the boulder county clerk's office. >> we ran over there and kind was like okay, it is time. we got to get to the hospital. >> if we influence one person to make the world a better place for her, it is totally worth it. >> there you go. even chelsea clinton apparently retweeted the picture of them saying she was touched to learn that this mom stopped to vote for her mom. so they are making headlines around the country. >> that is commitment. one way to get yourself to the front of of the line. excuse me, having a baby here. >> here is a look at election day forecast. beautiful but chilly this morning. it will be sunny at 7:00. we'll be at 38 degrees by that point. by 2:00, mid-60s. by 7:00 when polls close here in colorado, we are looking at 53 degrees. it will start to cool down again with our sunset now an hour earlier. we do have freeze watches going into effect across southern colorado tonightment so from tonight through early tomorrow more than, it will get pretty darned cold down here. we'll talk more abou

at freezing wheatridge, and cold rock freezing in the boulder area and 17 conifer, want to show you the winds overnight tomorrow, southerly direction. you won't notice on the front wind speeds not that high but a little more wind out of the south a stronger when up and over the mountain heading up to ski tomorrow's you will encounter winds traveling over the higher terrain. the future cast but the rest of the night clear skies one thing to point shaded, could be a little bit of fog in the lower valley areas. and the winds to take a westerly direction and with the setting sun a wave cloud over the top late all night. your lows tonight will be cold come a lot of teens and tweens, back to 14 where we were planes, and then highs tomorrow little better, moving back to the 40s, 50s northeast, to the south and trinidad the one spot 65, 60s in the mountains. if you plan on skiing, don't forget this sunscreen in elevation. temperatures again, little bit of fog north and east, little longer to burn it off, low 50s, close to the mid-50s as you head to the south and west. 14, little bit of patchy t

nasa says the boulder mock-up is helping engineers understand the intricate operations needed to collect a multi-ton boulder fr >>> all right. from the weather center, good morning on wednesday. 60s right now in some spots. many are, in fact, low 70s right along the water, clearwater, st. pete. otherwise, we are checking in mid and upper 60s, which is about 2 to 5 degrees above where we were this time yesterday. also increasing the moisture a tad here so that now we're looking at showers beginning to push in towards the west. continue with that east flow, bringing us a little more moisture, some clouds certainly by the afternoon, and the potential for that isolated shower. otherwise, we're looking good for the remainder of today. it'll still be warm. temperatures climbing back up in the low 80s by lunchtime and 86 for the high temperature as we cool off for the weekend. more on that in a few minutes. >> thanks, ivan. >>> it is 5:39 right now. take a look at this video that abc action news obtained exclusively. you see two teenagers brawling on a classroom petersburg high school all while

police are not sure why the boulder fell. crews spt trying to blast the boulder and move the small pieces of rock from the road. >>> in consumer news this morning so many americans are struggling to pay off that student loan debt but one company is helping employees fit the bill. staples plans to give each top- performing employee an action $100 a month. >>> starbucks is making the big change with its annual holiday cup. this year you might notice they than 100 people. the ceo of starbucks said this is to create a symbol of unity. there are a lot of rumors going around that those famous cups should be back in little later this month. >>> the boys of summer are still at in a november with the chicago cubs forcing game seven of the series. they now have the chance to win the world series for the first time. the last time the was 1948. the winner takes all tonight in cleveland. >> either way it is an epic showdown. >>> two orphaned owls are back flying free this morning. the arizona humane society sending us these pictures. they

single fine the city has ever administered since recreational pot was legalized in 2014 according to the boulder daily camera. it was saw issued after a two two mitigation failed to work. the smell from pot from the facility frequently drifts to nearby homes. >>> the el pass soy county sheriff office is looking for this man now. rascon jr. he set a vehicle on fire with two people inside. it happened near strapmore. if you see him call police. we have no word on how bad the people were hurt. >>> janet reno was first woman to serve u.s. attorney general. she was in the post nearly 10 years, longest in that office a century. she was in the seizure of gonzalez. she died in florida from complications from parkison's disease. she was 78 years old. >>> looking to add a member to your family? if you're a member of the military, you can get one for free. all cat and dog adoptions vaccinations, visit to the yet. these are pictures from last year's event. you can tell they found friends and family for life. the free adoption will take place this friday. it's happening at the quebec street shelter denver an

but before delivering the baby-- adelstein stopped at the boulder county clerk and recorder's office to drop off her ballot. both donald trump and hillary clinton are in new york right now. and that's where we find fox news correspondents caroline shively at the trump headquarters. caroline? closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning closed captioning will resume shortly thank you caroline, we hand it over now to fox corresponded joel waldman at the clinton headquarters. closed captioning closed captioning closed captioning now fox5 weather now fox5 weather 24/7 with meterologist sam argier it's one of the warmest presidential election days on record for las vegas with temperatures climbing into the 80s this afternoon. we'lll fall back into evening with overnight lows dropping into the upper 50s. skies will stay sunny again on wednesday with high temperatures holding in the low 80s and upper 70s. we'll keep temperatures in the mid to upper 70s remainder of the week with a few high clouds passing through at times; especially on saturday. no rain is in the

the express lanes along i 25. and along u.s. 36. between denver and boulder. if you don't have at least 3 people in the car while tkhrao*euf driving in the lane. you could be fined up to 250 dollars. >> . find an extra friend for the morning commute. >> . stuffed animal maybe. >> . a family car stolen right as they were heading to an important appointment. >> why the family needed their vehicle so desperately. and how you can help them get at the worst possible time. >> the family was getting ready to head to the hospital. because their whaoeuld was ready to be born. that thief made this challenge even more than a pain of already is. >> . dealing with the pain of labor. inside her lake wood apartment. >> i'm contracting right now. so. just waiting for them to get more painful. >> she's also dealing with the pain of being stuck at home. without a car. >> he was screaming. my girlfriend is in labor -rplt we're going to the hospital. right now. i need my car. >> . the guy just took off. >> her fiance started up 2006 chrysler 3 hundred. packed it with their over ni

in the boulder courtroom. for the sentencing. >> . prosecutors say what happened on that weld county road that day. was all about choices. 21 year-old colorado state patrol trooper. chose to save a by s life. just before he lost his own. >> . saying taeu lost another trooper friday. and this is a difficult time. >> . through the actions. of sergeant khreupbt rushing. through the actions of trooper. and the strength that you see in those men. that's what carries us. we look to them. for how to act. as guardians of this great state of colorado. >> . in court today. he told the victims and their family. he's sorry. they didn't have much to say. except he could have made different decisions that day. but chose not to. >> . colorado state patrol preparing to bury trooper don hue. hit and killed on i 25. in cats -l rock. last friday. set for this friday at a.m. service. denver first kha*rpblg in near ham den and colorado boulevard. >> . colorado's move over law. meant to protect troopers. and other first responders. >> . two videos clearly

city is going over the paperwork. boulder is an >>> --rants. >>> the mayor releasing a statement saying our city is welcoming and inclusive where all people are valued. denver police says they won't cooperate with any immigrationnorders that comes from the white house from trump. aurora has made a deport 2 to 3 immigrants will cost close to $300 billion. they want to see the country protect immigrants. >>> president elect trump is working to fill key cabinets. alabama senator jeff sessions will have influence over homeland security. he may be take the lead on trump's deportation efforts and trump's team is holding meetings in new they're working on a secretary of state and attorney. paul ryan spoke out after a meeting with trump's team. >> this will be a government folk you gossed on turning president elect's -- we can't wait to get to work. >> he tweeted about his transition last night saying a very organized place taking place as i decide on cabinet and i'm the only one who knows -- >>> denver police heard your concerns so

. >>> the word rigged was thrown a lot during the election. now boulder county is making sure you know things were >> the county is performing a self-audit to make sure everything came out. we are in boulder where the elections office is hard at work. >> reporter: this really is putting a bow on the 2016 election through the final year end or end of the 2016 election cycle just to make sure all of accurate, and to make sure everything worked according to plan, and went according to to plan. what's going to happen, a certain number of random ballot scanning machines are going to of random ballots are going to be chosen. rescanned and then they'rr going to be counted and the numbers are going to be % compared just to make sure everything basically matches up% here. thissis going to be done by a bipartisan team as a final quadruple check and it will be pubbished, made transparent herr to the public. >> we have never changed the outcome of an election based on an audit. it's that ccecks and balances and the final step for the process. >> now colorado accually

the tax will be two cents per ounce on every sugary drink sold in boulder. our andrea flores with the reaction. >> reporter: healthy kids boulder expects this tax to raise 3.8 million within its first year, but that doesn't include diet soda. like boulder's rowdy kombucha off the shelves. a per meanted tea beverage has more health benefits than meet it is eye. >> my father died of type too diabetes and i wanted to create an alternative to soda. city residented voted to impose a two cents per ounce track on sugary drink. >> it applies to any drink with more than 5 grams of sugar in 12 ounces. >> reporter: but with 12 grams of sugar, dunn says he will soon pull his bottles off the shelves of stores. it is unclear how the tax will be put into action. >> is it a tax on the distributor who sends it down the change of commerce? >> reporter: healthy boulder kids, the grass roots coalition behind the tax, considers the win a major victory for the community. big soda pulled out all of the stops in its effort to prevent the tax from being passed. but boulder stood up f

to keep the bacteria alive. >> on election day. boulder voters approve the tax for any 12 ounce drink. doctor tkr-rbgs's for example. has nine grams of sugar. while the average soda has 40 grams of sugar. per serving. >> i don't think they realize that they were by voting for this. they were hurting us. >> for a small business. that tax means just one bottle will cost a dollar more. >> . at 3.99 it's not. our sales are dropping way >> you're pushing people back towards drinks that are less healthy. >> for the local makers. and the man on dr. d bottles. ballot issue had the right message. but the wrong wording. >> unfortunately the intention i think for a lot of people was to try and combat the big corporations ruining our health. and through threw us in with it. and it wasn't written properly. >> . >> another sunny day. as a matter of fact yesterday we picked up a few high clouds late in the day. today. nothing but clear skies. over head. here in the mile high. the temperatures right where we have been. for week after week. after week. thr

the express lanes along i 25. and along u.s. 36. between denver and boulder. if you don't have at least 3 people i tkhrao*euf driving in the lane. you could be fined up to 250 dollars. >> . find an extra friend for the morning commute. >> . stuffed animal maybe. >> . a family car stolen right as they were heading to an important appointment. >> why the family needed their vehicle so desperately. and how you can help them get in my future, i'm twice as likely to have a stroke. i'm at higher risk for depression. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. because with better research, the right medicine, and with doctors who help keep me healthy to begin with, at the worst possible time. >> the family was getting ready to head to the hospital. because their whaoeuld was ready to be born. that thief made this challenge even more than a pain of even more of a pain than labor already is. >> . dealing with the pain of labor. inside her lake wood >> i'm contracting right

the west side of boulder near the flat irons saw 3.5 inches. fort collins just over 2. and denver officially at the airport 1.7 inches for our first official snowfall of the season. temperatures are in the teens and 20s state-wide now. we're going to climb into the upper 30s, close to 40 along the front range. most mountain areas will be in the 30s today, including the base areas for the mountains that open up for the season. tonight teens and 20s again. it will be a cold night, including for the quarter final high school football 23 the end of the fourth quarter. in minnesota, as the storm moves away from us, high pressure builds in. sunshine through the weekend. in northern california, that's our next storm system, monday night into tuesday of next week. today and the weekend it will be sunny as we do a gradual warmup. 38 today. 53 tomorrow. 63 sunday. monday night into tuesday when we'll see snow back in the mountains. here's joel. >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, i-70 and i-225. it's going to be a wet one. the corner of our screen. hard to avoid. look at

you will want to talk the boulder highway as an alternate route. we heard exam freedom rights craig a moment ago. want to give you the sky 3 view and they are stacked up there. polls don't open up for another eight minutes but people want to get in there and cast their ballot. we have the red, white and blue here for election day high. >> jeff: we have another freeway accident. that is running real slow. in one hour a 21 minute commute if they get that cleaned up quickly. nine minutes over the next hour will be unchanged. >> kelly: looking fantastic outside. this is a live picture from the clark county wetlands park camera. temperatures on the cool side but well above normal for this time of year. paradise 61. sunrise you are 57. big ridge of high pressure still in play so we're looking at tons of sunshine. rain showers from texas up to michigan. those are going to continue to work eastward throughout the day today. high temperatures, it's boulder city 81. mesquite you are expecting to hit 83. tonight those lows indian springs 48 tonight. overton 56

protestors also took the the streets in boulder last night. at last check things did not get violent but according to the boulder daily camera-- protestors did block streets at some points during the night. no arrests were despite all of the division being shown through the protests-- donald trump is moving forward with the job. he spent his first day in washington since being elected-- meeting with the president and promoting a smooth transition. n-b-c news correspondent edward lawrence breaks it all down. "my number-one priority in the coming two months is to try to facilitate a transition that ensures our president-elect is successful." in a remarkable image the president-elect and president obama shook hands. president-elect :21-:29 "mr. president, it was a great honor being with you and i look forward to being with you many many more times in the future. thank you sir." trump opening the future. the respect echoed by white house spokesman josh earnest. "it sounds like the meeting might've been at least a little less awkward than some migh

...that you don't read the boulder evening sun? then he won't be my friend? he might not. i'm gonna run out and buy a copy right now. hello! oh, that boy really wigs me out. i love him. what's the matter, dear? is something wrong? there was this crazy reporter in here. oh, of all the crazy wieners. don't you worry, dear. if he comes back again, i'll kick him right in his sunday supplement. [ horns honking ] [ tires screeching ] shazbat! mary lou! aaahhh! what happened?! he almost got hit by a bus. mork, you should know better ing. if you hadn't pulled me out from in front of that bus, i'd be dead meat right now. it was no big deal. i just happened to be there. thank you. i owe you everything -- my life, my firstborn. thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you... ...thank you, thank you, thank you, thank -- thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. mork... please stop saying, "thank you, thank you, thank you." you're welcome, you're welcome, you're welcome. t. can i make you another sandwich? huh? can i? can i? huh? huh? mork, m-mork... can't you find something else to do?

the future. ((brian loftus)) boulder city has a new finance director. tell us a little more about him and why the city brought him on. mayor rod woodbury: his name is hyun kim. he comes to us from wyoming, where he was basically the city manager, but he's a local. looking forward to it. our prior finance director went to take a job in south carolina as a city manager there. mr kim comes to us with great accolades from wyoming. people person, great manager. we're looking forward to seeing where the future goes with him. ((brian loftus)) ((kirsten joyce)) and of course, it's about that time. we're talking holiday celebrations in boulder city. what do you have on tap? mayor rod woodbury: dec 1-3 is kind of our lineup there.. we start with the retelling of the journey of joseph and mary down to bethlehem and the nativity scene. on the 2nd, we have the christmas tree lighting and the 3rd we have our santa's electric night parade and pics with santa preceding that as well. those always fill up, line the street, fill up the rec center so you gotta get there ear

now, the city of boulder has been a destination for both campaigns in the last few months recently eeing al gore, bernie sanders, chelsea clinton and donald trump, jr. we are expecting to speak with boulder county's clerk and recorder in the next half hour. i'm amanda del castillo, denver 7. >> can you not mail your anymore. you have to physically drop it off or vote in person. >> you may have to prepare for some long lines at some of the polling centers or not. jason gruenauer joins us with tips. >> reporter: the answer is take advantage of the technology that is there. in arapahoe county, they will be posting the polling place wait times on their web site. it is arapahoevotes.com. despite crashing two years ago officials say they are ready. they have prepared for today. the number one option, the more popular option is to drop off ballot mailed to you, fill it out in one of the ballottboxes. we've already seen people coming here and dropping off the ballots. if you want to vote in person, the in-person voting locations open up at 7:00 a.m. at that point, can you weigh your options onli

that's the ruling from the boulder da. the man was from thornton. investigators don't know what brought him to campus that morning. >>> an officer shot in the line of duty. we want to warn you, some people may find this disturbing. he was shot in the check and believe it or not, he's fine. . >>> right now, police are asking for your help finding this man, trying to kidnap a 14- yesterday. we have a sketch. >>> a student arrested for sexual assaulting a woman in the derme recently. we just got this photograph. he confessed and apologized to his victim the next day. >>> colorado is the sixth state in the nation to approve a right to die measure. we spoke to the face of the campaign in colorado. he cancer. said it's not a partisan issue, but about life. he said he wants a choice. >> doing everything i cannot to be confronted with that decision. everything. and if i am, i still don't know if i would take it or not. just having the option. >> theelaw would be for colorado residents and does not go into effect until january. >>> the future of the marijuan

the interstate. a hassle for drivers but, sure beats having boulders fall on the pavement. >> reporter: absolutely. tonight, drivers are told they expect anywhere from a few minutes to a few hours of delays. workers are dislodging really large boulders up there. an, those rocks are making their way all the way down to braving bone-chilling wind. >> i feel bad for the guys up there. >> reporter: three rock scalers used crowbars to finish what mother nature started here. >> when we looked at this, we saw additional rock features coming down. and we have been doing scaling operations throughout the summer. >> reporter: cdot officials telling us they will hopefully keep rocks from falling this winter. this season. probably take it off again next summer. >> reporter: drone 4 shows us how high up these brave workers go. they are on safety harnesses as rocks crumble beneath their boots. >> rocks are making it onto the road. and, safety first. >> reporter: the traffic jams clearing up in under an hour. some of the same is expected again wednesday. and, tonight, cdot telling us they might have some minor wil

mccartney also volunteers with the read with the buffs program and at the boulder community food share. coming up-- colorado is testing out some new technology-- which could do away with plastic driver's licenses in the future. also-- the hottest travel deals for 20-17 are out. we'll tell you where you may looking for an overseas horizons with a trip overseas should be able to find some pretty good deals on airfare next year. the folks at travel zoo have put together a list of the top six destinations with the best prices. they are are: washington, d-c... florida's gulf coast... new zealand... paris... peru... and the united kingdom. more hotel openings in d-c and along florida's there. and a strong u-s dollar will make peru, paris and the united kingdom more affordable than ever for americans. the scenes outside of shops on black friday may not be a packed this year as in the past. many retailers are offering sales before the big shopping holiday. the shops holding out are also banking on cyber monday. most stores are expected to offer 10 percent deeper discounts that day. we have mor

a trace to 2 inches for the denver, boulder and fort collins areas. similar amounts on the eastern plains. one exception will be along the inches there. meanwhile, most mountain areas 4 to 10 inches from steamboat springs to rocky mountain national park, south through winter park, summit county to vail and aspen. your forecast, 39 this afternoon. that's it. i should say, we've already hit 39, that's our high. we already reached the high alan. we'll continue to tumble. tomorrow, 38. sun is back. saturday 54. warmer by sunday, monday, back into the 60s and we'll watch another system the middle of next week. >>> thanks ,, ,, ,, >>> we'd like you to meet austin, a curly coated retriever mix. likes to make friends. visit him inperson at the dumb friends league buddy center in castle rock south of the outlet mall. ask for austin. >>> a consumer alert for the insurance institute for highway safety said child booster seats are really protecting kids. >> reporter: kate perkins will soon need a booster seat for 3- year-old emma who is growing fast. >> we're goin

drive that's going to help the food for harvest pantry which helps those families in need around the boulder area. this is for any fine that has come from a campus parking spot. and almost everyday this week except for wednesday you can stop by in the afternoon at the parking office here on the campus in boulder with at least four non perishable food items and get a current that's for a picket issued before november 1st. that's the only way it's going to get paid off with the food items. you can bring more food items so if you have one more than ticket to get paid off and the common examples they're looking for when they talk about non perishable items, that's snack bars, fruit, and -- there's restrictions to keep don't hesitate to bring in the food. check with the parking service to see that ticket is eligible for before you show up. shawn chitnis, cbs news. >>> the broncos -- >> the blocked extra point helped the team get out of the big easy with a sports insider, mark haas. >>> >>reporter: this game was back and forth all afternoon. broncos had control of the game. they had a couple of mi

we are seeing a beautiful sunrise over the area live in boulder and the flat irons looking nice. a few high clouds over us during the egg -- during the day. they'll give us upper 70s for daytime highs. 50s and 60s in southwestern colorado. no snow in the mountains today. it gets going tonight into tomorrow morning where we'll see better snow. into the 60s through prime time. >>> we are looking at 6:49. sky9 at i-25 and i-70 crowded on the southbound stretch. sky9 is north of i-70 looking towards downtown. you are stop-and-go beginning at 58th avenue. live views of i-70 in the eastbound direction between lowell and the i-25 merger. we have a crash eastbound across that i-70 stretch leading backups near lowell drop speeds down to 13 miles per hour past federal we are around 30. >>> broncos are on a bye week. they are not playing again until a week from sunday when they host the kansas city chiefs. that gives them and fans a lot of time to overanalyze where they are right now as a team it is no secret that the offense and quarterback struggled at times this season. denver has won se

the boulder county jury found him guilty of murder for the crash that killed tyler in may 2015. first degree murder charge comes the state trooper was also hurt in that crash. the sentencing is 8:30 this morning. >>> the teenager who is police say are connected to officers finding explosive chemicals in the home are facing charges. one of the 16-year-olds is charged with possession of explosive or device. the other 16-year-old charges. we can't express charges. he's arrested for sexual exploitation of a child. that house is now sealed off until it's cleared out. >>> around here, we have dry conditions right now across colorado. we're watching the storm system down south. arizona and new mexico getting moderate to heavy rain. we continue to have flash flooding east of silver city new mexico this morning with heavier storms. this storm will track up through new mexico during the day today through south eastern colorado. that's why i think we'll see from the central mountains to south eastern plains the best chance for showers and i think they're going to horseshoe around and ignor

copter 4 shows us the scene at boulder high. students carrying signs an even some with mexican flags. we saw the same thing in cities all over the country. check out berkeley, california. hubs of students from different high schools there joined together in protest. cbs4's rick sallinger joining us live from noel unit art school in denver's montbello neighborhood. presidency. >> reporter: well, they do, jim, this school has a large minority population. some of the students are illegal immigrants. and, they feel this election did not go their way. there were tears and disillusionment. the fear of democracy gone wrong. >> they don't want their dreams diverted or eliminated on canceled by the actions by the election today. >> reporter: th the students in this school are hispanic. some carried signs denouncing the president-elect. >> are you worry about deportation? >> definitely worried about that. >> reporter: the fears of many of these students are not shared universally. >> no, i'm not scared at all. >> reporter: isabel says her

indian springs 49 for the high today. boulder city 54. laughlin 60. not going to get a whole lot warmer than right now. check out these overnight lows. overton freezing mark 32. mesquite 31 for the low. pahrump 28. many neighborhoods in the las vegas valley will be dropping to that freezing mark, 32 degrees. some neighborhoods below. again, freezing conditions tonight. tomorrow's high only 54. so you are going to want to bundle up and we're not done. we've got overnight lows in the 30s for the rest of the workweek. highs in the 50s. more gusty winds friday and saturday. highs finally getting back up to at least 60 degree mark for sunday and monday. >> kyndell: thank you. time now for >> michelle: so today you may have heard this. people talking about giving tuesday. this is something that we've seen over the last couple years pick up. after the long holiday weekend of craziness and people out shopping and fighting each other for the deals giving tuesday is a day where we're urged to give back, volunteer, make donations. you can do so at a local or nati

they say a man on the boulder turnpike, when someone shot out his driver-side window. >> police say it happened in this area right here -- the victim in this case shaken up to one camera. this all happened really the early morning commute on the turnpike. a 44 -year-old westminster man was driving in his truck ports boulder when something unexpected happened to the window right next to his head. >> the glass shattered. he was not sure initially what the cause of it was. if someone had thrown something at his window to cause it to shatter. there was a vehicle that had 911. >> they were actually able to look at it -- they actually did find a borehole in the vehicle that corresponded with the window. >> my understanding is he was very shaken up. especially with the realize what had happened. >> the mental deputies he suspects the person and a older white sedan -- may be a toyota or honda -- is resolvable. people from this area are a little shocked by the whole dear. >> we live in a nice, close-knit community. x i can would spur that or cause that. >> before the sun can set on this mystery

. >>> the word rigged has been thrown around a lot boulder county making sure that you know things were on the up and up and you are invited to a voting equipment audit can see this accuracy of the machines as it tallies the votes. >>> of pulling expert is more than his words, he says that if trump won more than 240 electoral votes he would eat a bug and he kept his word. >> haricots -- here it goes. >> you are a man of your word, >> a little money, mostly honey but if it's good enough for a sneak -- snake. >> is very descriptive and has a good spirit. >>> protecting your stuff, denver seven investigation reveals a list of neighborhoods were burglars are striking after poring over many reports this is what we found, in denver homes in hampton come in at number 5, that is followed by east colfax, curtis park and montebello in second. first my place goes to green valley ranch with 416 burglaries over the past five years and we talked to deputies in arapahoe county and they see the key is to make sure your house is not appealing. >>> i want them to mp the fence and kick in the door because

. >> reporter: so parents in the boulder valley school district started the parent engagement network or p.e.n. about 15 years ago in response to young people who needed help. >> drug and alcohol abuse, not doing well in school, pulling away from their families. >> it deals with things that concern all of us as parents. >> reporter: the group teaches parents a different approach when talking to their kids. >> if parents and kids can sit down together an then it provides an environment where there's more opportunity for more talking. >> reporter: learning skills like story telling here -- >> an old man with wisdom said to the others -- >> reporter: -- so families can make a connection. >> it gave me permission to be imperfect and to understand within that imperfection is how families grow and thrive. >> reporter: meaning better lives for kids at home and at school and even when it's their turn to be the parent. >> the parent engagement network operates only in the boulder valley school district for now. according to the centers for disease control, alcohol is the most commonly abused d

it happened near the boulder highway on the east side of the valley. started around 7:30 last night wh police saying he had a gun, he's on probation and thought he stole their gun on saturday. metro arrived and tried negotiating with the man. he refused so they called in swat. people in 15 homes nearby given the option to evacuate. some did. they were sent to a nearby school. nobody was hurt and no shots were fired and the guy eventually came out of the house role in the beating death of her 7-year-old son richard finally. police were called back in october and that's where they found the boy unresponsive and showing signs of abuse. malone and her roommate abused that child and according to detectives malone tied her son up with a t shirt and held him down as robinson hit him. he had bruises on his stomach and backsid wrist and ankles. robinson was arrested and faces an open murder charge. >> dana: the local woman accused of flakerring a man on 95 and flamingo expected in court hours from now. it's possible she could enter a plea today. she's facing fi

changes the dynamic in boulder. creates a lot more noise. around the program. all of which can be distracting. for a group not yet use today it. >> . as we keep going here. they'll be more and more on the line. more and more comes on the line. more and more things are magnified. and that way you have to keep growing closer as a team. not get in situations. >> the learning curve may not be as steep. but the only thing harder than climbing to the top of the pack 12. is staying there. >> with the buffs in boulder. >> >> all right. finally. back to the broncos. and challenge accepted. nearly the entire broncos team pulling off the ever popular mannequin challenge. of course going around on social media. take a look at some of this. they broke out all the stops. check out the entire video. on kdvr.com. >> . e-mail is school visits. at kdvr.com. we can't get everywhere. but mark is compiling a list. we're doing our best to reach as many schools as possible. >> that's awesome. fun for them. >> . there's a lot of talk of unity after the election out come. especially fr

that was the last time the buffs have a win this big in boulder. way back in 2001 when they crushed at the time number two nebraska. now, washington state isn't quite that caliber, but today's game was still the first at in 14 years. the buffs needed a win to keep the pac 12 championship hopes alive. taking it in from in close, game tied up at 14. the buffs went into the break though down 17-14. down but certainly not out. cu started the second half the way they started the first with a score. untouched touchdown, buffs on top 21-17. again, washington state retook le back. touchdown number three. he had a rushing touchdown hat trick, 28-24, colorado back on top. on top to stay thanks to another touchdown on the ground, lindsey would not be stopped. time for the largest crowd, 49,000 to rush the field, buffs win 38-24. aaron matas has more from boulder. ever. >> ecstatic. very happy to be in the position we're in. >> reporter: in front of the largest folsom field crowd in recent memory, he threw for more than a hundred yards and threw for more than a

scary moments for a driver on the boulder turnpike. deputies say some were shot out driver-side window. >> fox31's kyle horan joining us now. >> police say it happened right here -- the victim -- police are looking for any information they can find. this all happened during the early morning commute on the turnpike. a 44 -year-old westminster man was driving in his truck was boulder when something unexpected happened to the window right next to his head. >> the glass shattered, he was not sure initially what the cause of that was. if someone had thrown something at his window. there was a vehicle that had driven by him at the time when shattered. >> he pulled over and called 911. >> deputies were sent to help. >> they were able to look at it -- baited by the bow of hole in the vehicle that corresponded with the windows. >> my understanding is he was very shaken up. especially was he understood what had happened. >> the mental deputies that he suspects the person in an older white sedan -- may be a toyota or honda, is responsible. people

the boulder is still there a long the link. if we have the opportunity, we will go up there today. the fencing you see their was torn apart and used for breastworks initially. but i have asked the question a number of times of the park if they were going to restore the fences. not on culp's hill yet. elaine was nicely restored 10 lane was is now -- the nicely restored about 10 years ago and it is now a little overgrown. that was the one 47th. -- 147th. id -- soon after daylight, the rebels came along our french. , a very competent line alongcided his the lane was too exposed. it was on a small ledge so he moved his men down. he wanted the regiment to advance to below the breastworks and the confederates advanced and directed their fire on the breastworks of above. he saved lives. amazing job. , general to john geary geary, that is the ravine right there where they put the monument. you can see the fence line along the lane. they moved down to this wooded line and the rebels did not know they were there. today, if you go there, that is called party field in front of their. in front

the driver, a 44-year-old man on the boulder turnpike between the flatirons crossing and mccaslin exits. a car pulled up next to him and his driver's side window shattered. deputies found a bullet hole later. the suspect vehicle is described as an older white toyota or honda sedan. anything with information is asked to call northern crime stoppers at 1-800-222-tips. ? what so proudly we hailed ? ? >>> dozens of people and veterans gathered at fort logan cemetery today to honor the men and women who have served and are serving our country. guest speakers from the colorado national guard and buckley air force base say today is a reminder of the sacrifices countless men and women have made and to make sure that we all live in freedom. >> they chose when called to serve in order to preserve the dreams of future americans and hero. they thought about banding together, getting the job done and just maybe survive. >> fort logan cemetery is one of four veterans cemeteries in our state. it's one of 135 in the united states. >>> today president obama spent time honoring the men and women who serv