they had to settle for a field goal that they had the lead 10-7. colorado defensively was the best unit on the field. utah going for it on fourth and one from their own 34. the buffs snap fit out. he'll stay that way after the lead at the half. twice early in the second half, utah inside the colorado five and twice that, what with field goals. tied at 13. and of the third quarter. trained you looking to the long corridor. he was the play of the game. apparently we don't have the video. note there is. 27-22 when when [ inaudible ] we are here with brace bobo watching his guys do they do -- i know was hard to sit there by -- work? >> it's always great to see. at the end the day, we are part of the pac12 championship. >> as a wide receiver -- 's fo file is capable of what do you say but this guy is a leader? sefo liufau knows how to lead. zone. we have no negative things to say about sefo liufau. because he's going to guests were ready to go. >> there is a very businesslike -- words that come from? >> it comes from the past year that we had. i came in -- june

but what about the housing market here in colorado? >> there will be an impact, jayson gruenauer has more -- jason gruenauer has more. >> the market, had seen and has with president-lekt trump, looking to him and clinton, trump ended fairly negatively. 45% of the thousand economic experts that were surveyed, saying a trump presidency would mean november things for future home values. citing his candidacy and political inexperience. and that they -- was opposite of what they saw with wa hillary clinton. negatively or somewhat negatively for trump, following above expected growth over the course of the 2016-year. and beginning in 2017, we'll have to wait and say. reporting live, i'm jason >>> a woman crashing on her way to cast her ballot. this is on snow shoe road by ever combreen. should be okay. >>> let's get a check of the first alert forecast with lee soo 51. she is out -- with lisa. she is out raking leaves. >> we are with paul davis restoration. this is the first free bee day. how is it going? >> going good out here. i'm sure peopl

and finally, we'll bring you the untold story of an entertaining and businessman turned public servant from colorado. thank you so much for being with us tonight. these stories were part of the inaugural latino event held this year by the latino leadership institute at the university of denver. let's get started with the first story about a long distance running coach whose career has spanned seven decades. growing up in a create an easy childhood for coach joe vehil. he knew he would not let this environment stop him from pursuing excellence. >> i learned early on that i wanted to be everybody, so i studied. i was a boy scout and made eagle scout rank and learned how to pursue goals. anybody else only to show them that i could do it and that quality has stayed with me. >> he fought his own success and taught at alamosa for more than a decade, and then went to track coach in 1965 and that's where he began to make his mark. >> people were beating us and i got tired of getting beat sore i started a culture of running in the community, and -- and little culture developed into a fountain head of running

you see colorado leading the nation now in teen use. we don't have to look far to see what it's done to colorado. that's number one, number two, need to know was drafted by marijuana special interests and they have funded over. 0% of their campaign barks 90% of their campaign because people like j.p. will benefit and reap millions from this. if this happens, they led a very misleading campaign by saying this is safer founds, more mawn for schools. it will enrich the marijuana special interest pocketbooks. >> the argument that this is really should be treated the same as of promoted that idea. >> yes. >> are they really the same thing? marijuana and alcohol in the sense that one is legal and one is not. but in terms of the effects on society, do you think -- >> we know that marijuana is far safer than alcohol in every single regard. so i think if we were to turn the clock back 100 years and people said we have a choice. will we make marijuana legal or alcohol legal, i think overwhelmingly people would on the body. it doesn't promote or in

. >>> now to the latest on the gold king mine spill? south western colorado. the epa wants to keep the temporary waste water treatment plant in place for a little longer. the plan started operations in october of 2015. that was two months after an epa crew accidentally released millions of gallons of waste water from the mine. the epa working as it looks for long term solutions. >>> a reference to slavery will remain in the colorado constitution. voters said no to the measure that would have changed the language. the margin does not require a recount. >>> a colorado congresswoman is pushing for the passage of a bill that will help find a cure for diseases. >> it is called the 21st century cure. life saving treatments. our shaun boyd on the story. we know finding cures takes a lot of money. >> reporter: right, this bill includes $6 billion in new funding for the national institutes of health and the food and drug administration. we don't even hear about legislation that impacts every single american but this is one of those bills and it may be one of the few bil

the colorado woman behind one of the presidential wor portraits that adorn the colorado state house. ?? i'm waaaiting... ?? ?? don't wait to bring a little kiss of blue bunny to your holiday favorites. to george bush. lawrence died before he could paint obama. it turns out. they didn't have to look too far. >> art is about how you see. it's really it. how you see. >> the work of boardman from colorado springs. stood out allowing her to put her artistic touch on state history. >> it's an honor and privilege. to have painted the president. >> her portrait took 3 months to complete. >> it was very slow. because i was being very careful. >> a time lapse camera captures her strokes from start to finish. she has been work o as a professional artist for decades. the famous portrait of obama in the state capitol building. not her only president. she is also responsible for this portrait of george w bush. in a private collection. >> enjoying the portrait so much. he wrote her a thank you letter. >> . i love painting them. >> . originally from england. now an american citizen. responsible for

could be back in the lineup tonight when colorado visits dallas. broncos' rookie justin simmons he had that block that led to the game winning 2-point conversion. simmons said he planned the whole game for that moment to prepare for the perfect jump. >> throughout the game, he said when you go out there, get a feel for their kick, for their snap count, so when they run the play you're not out there guessing and getting a penalty for offsides or whatever else. that was the game plan didn't know we were going to use it and it paid off big time. >>> nuggets got their first home win of the season last ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, elect, but soon new yorkers in trump buildings are wanting to dump the trump name. >> reporter: his name may be on everyone's lips. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> oh, donald trump. >> reporter: but it's no longer on three manhattan apartment buildings. >> give me a t! , give me an r., you're getting rid of it? >> reporter: off they came, letter by gold letter. silver letters, too. how do you spell relief? >> look at former trump pla

this is the colorado none of us want to lose. i'm gail schwartz, and i'm running for congress to stop the sale of our public lands. coloradans should have the freedom to use this land for ranching, hunting and fishing, not watch it sold off to the highest bidder. scott tipton wants to cut off our access to these lands for generations to come, killing thousands of jobs. . >>> 6:00 a.m., and we have a crew there, the first ones there. a stabbing investigation going on right now. >> a person stabbed outside of jerry's bar. the victim is in stable condition. police have not released information about the suspect. but they say, quote, we have a >> no active threat to the public, but if you know anything, call crime stoppers. >>> a spike in crime here in denver. police have an idea of what's behind the trend. >> a lot of you stayed up late to watch the world series and the cubs win. we'll have a shot from chicago. >> had to stop when it got to 6- 6. it was a good game.

this is really the 20,000-foot view. center in colorado springs maybe a 25,000-foot view of the last 20 years of state marijuana reform. this all started back in 1996, these modern reforms with california's passage on the left hand side of the chart, california's passage of proposition 215 which is what i call medical marijuana law. that was a flaw that permitted some people did use marijuana for medical purposes. that particular type of reform proliferator across other states in the ensuing years, as depicted in the chart. you see the red bar growing, represents the red portion of the park come back home represents those medical marijuana states. it picked up a bit in 2009, 2010, and then you also saw new reforms emerge as well. perhaps most notably here in colorado and washington state in 2012, those two states started to allow people to use marijuana for recreational purposes as well, really any purpose they might have wanted. those state reforms are represented in green of on the ground. and in 2014, it's also noteworthy that you saw a

george is not protecting public safety is an uphill battle the majesty of colorado mountains of sunset flowing waterfalls the wildlife is why tourists want to be here its way we live here i would not recommend anybody make here but bob arrington says despite all the beauty he regrets his mid to the western slopes i wouldn't live here again on a heartbeat the reason these oil and gas industry fueling sites near schools homes at one student adjacent to the fairways and the popular battlement mesa golf course that's one thing about air pollution that is not a is not a single parents in the world that could stop but is not by a change in scenery attracting the attention of the problem solvers. >> it is frustrating much of bob's anger directed at energy company wp ask on this site last year they were busted for not maintaining a proper storm water plant this document obtained by the problem solvers indicate pollutants could've flowed during a could upload during a rainstorm to parachute creek to find $99,711 here's the check they wrote bob's concerned that's nothing for a company with 5.7 b

the drills help in combat, and real life emergencies here in colorado. >> we get the call from the colorado army national guard headquarters, and we're out executing those missions, saving folks that are lost hikers, lost hunters, they're >> we save peoples' lives through education and practice. >> reporter: helping experienced pilots to heighten their skills in the colorado high country. mark stewart, denver 7. >> and we have video of a local touchdown, and it's going viral, and we're not going to spoil it and tell you why. >> just now it will warm your heart and you'll be glad you watched. here's liz with more. >> reporter: every practice, every game. >> there we go! >> reporter: there's one constant over the past four years. >> i give them the energy not to give up. >> reporter: patrick is always on the sidelines, the heart of prairie view high school football team. on the sidelines until last week when coach put him in. >> i said i want you to go score a ttuchdown for us, and you talking about? >> reporter: he scored the last touchdown of the last home game during senior night. >> it wa

that was the most expensive colorado with some $16 million spent by the people that were fighting it. physician-assisted suicide has passed, colorado care state run health care insurance failed. an increase in minimum wage has passed and there will now be more restrictions to present amendment -- to prevent amendments to the constitution, that measure passed. the measure to close to call is that on involuntary servitude. >> boulder is now the second city in the country to say yes to a soda tax. proposition to h past and will tax on distributors of sodas and sugary drinks. the money raised would go to program -- to programs promoting healthy lifestyles for kids. >>> still too close to call this morning is cu's region at large in boulder. it could tip the balance of see if -- cu's board of regents, a nine-member panel who set policy vote on the budget and choose the university president . right now it's a 5-4 republican majority. >>> still a lot more ahead including some of the other ballot initiatives. would people soon be able to smoke pot in some denver bars? the future of that a lit

with the spillover into wyoming of marijuana purchased from colorado. but with the amount of marijuana in wyoming so this pretty easy to tell. so with the quick couple issues from 2014 replaced 127 million and a share in 2015 and moved up 100 critics so intent 2014 so currently there is a big percentage increase coming from marijuana and colorado. real estate and the largest increase in some parts of wyoming that we expected 15 years we have similar increase so the evidence is pretty clear with the favored state we have more marijuana coming into our state from colorado much purchased from those legal dispensaries. >> so a song that have impact on a neighboring state and he was the school principal but there are some big issues. but in those days there was a time when all high-school sock started a no-smoking school. only in designated areas. so pretty soon every right would be smoking in the classroom. but then as they come back again there are these areas with the public to think about these things. and to be in that marijuana area. and to prepare thos

afterwards to tell his team that he still believes in them thank you and other sports news here the colorado rockies have a new manager as a bud black takes over for the department was wife and glass spent 15 years as a picture and the big leagues he spent the better part of nine more years as a manager for san diego padres were he became. familiar with the rockies am excited about this group of player where it's headed i got a number of texts last night and this morning congratulatory but a lot of them were about the team and how people in our industry view where this team is. >> hopefully exciting future ahead fingers crossed or saying it's a good thing it is my experience guys name but a pretty good guys this is going to be good. learn they may have playoffs until someone told them they made a mistake the role in a playoff system played in the mixup and how it mix up and how it could affect future players to code a pipeline protester from denver in serious trouble with the law here why her family says it is her rights that are being violated and a fraser warm and dry sunny skies the theme

it's warmer on this side of the state than in south western colorado. then tomorrow we begin to showers transition to the south and up to the front range foothills. i don't think they get in closer than that. partly cloudy today. 69 degrees, near 40 tonight we'll stay in the mid to upper 60s over the weekend with a few showers in the foothills on saturday. then another chance for really light rain coming up around here on monday late in the afternoon. . >> we're getting another view of this accident across our c470 left lane is blocked it's called a roll over. what we haven't seen is the car that rolled yet. we see this fifth wheel trailer up right and on the wheels in the median of the highway. as for delays, they're going to build up quickly. you can see the flashing lights and slow downs people are force into. drivers are only in the right lane of the westbound stretch leading up towards bowles avenue that's where the crash sits. backups will grow quickly. i anticipate them growing back to santa fe by said and done we'll keep a close eye on this. take

in the last 18 months. >> . and colorado has been leading the way with one of the lowest unemployment rates in the entire country. >> . kput ever tkpeult 1234*6789d can't -frd college. housing. healthcare. right. anybody is going to be able to lead the movement to solve the problems. it's michael ben net. he's been a champion of education. and child care. ever since he wassuperintendent of denver public schools. the most rapidly improving he's been a champion of clean renewable energy from the beginning. supporting the farm bill from flood recovery. all the way through. support -td immigration reform. and getting rid of the no child left behind. my he gets it done. he works for republicans and democrats. he gets stuff done. >> as we after a sometimes devicive election. we want to make sure we reach out across that divide. so for every person who didn't vote for michael ben net. that we are able to reach out. everybody who didn't. anyways. >> . a lot of people feel like that. on this election day. that was governor hickenloop

the denver area. warm in southern colorado, almost 60 in trinidad. cold front hasn't made its way through the state yet. just now going through the colorado high country. batch of rain and snow on the western slope. raining and snowing in the san juan mountains. aspen seeing a little bit of precipitation as well. actual storm system that will produce the rain nevada. it will race to the east over colorado, it will leave as quickly as it gets here. tomorrow sun will be back and cold for friday, but dry. stays dry through the upcoming weekend. by 9:00 a.m. snow will have spread throughout the mountains including eagle and summit counties. cold rain transitioning to light snow for denver, boulder, fort collins and on the eastern plains as well. this is 6:00 p.m., so drive home, there could be snow falling. yesterday tied the record for november with 80. the roads are warm from yesterday. will be tough to see accumulation on road surfaces. up to 2 inches on the grass. mountain areas 4 to 10 inches today. 39 the high, around 11:00 a.m. temps drop through t

gusts did peak up to 30 or more in some spots down the colorado river valley. .................. ................. ................ neighborhood temps in the 70's through many parts of the lower in elevation and typically warmer. west side not as mild and cooler than the rest of the valley with temps only in th 50's for the mountain this afternoon after a chilly morning start near the freezing mark. .. ............................. .... ................ regional temps also stayed mild especially down the colorado river down to laughlin and bullhead city. warmer in death valley with high near 80 today. chilly temps exist up in the central great basin and far north portions of the state. ......... .......................... ................ cool here to the pacific continues in the southern plains over to the southeast where they're breaking records for heat for early november. ............ ....................... ...................... satellite and radar shows clearer skies than yesterday and no chance for showers as they stay down towards mexico and arizona. we'll begin to see that l

the football. >> joe: colorado holding its collective breath. andy phillips. not a very good one. recovered by ento at the 41. but here's the thing, colorado has not been able to move the ball in the second half, and utah has three timeouts left. >> brady: is still plenty of time, and here's another look. this is kind of a worm burner. that thing never really got more than a foot off the ground. made it easy on ento to track that thing down. but you are right, three timeouts left. although utah needs a touchdown, and based on where the ball is at now, if they were to get a stop, they would have to work down the field fast because they won't have any left and there is going to be a lot of space to move. >> joe: here is phillip lindsay with a big hole and a nice first down run for six. first timeout, taking by kyle whittingham, 1:29. >> joe: mike macintyre holding his team can get one more first down, and then a chance to run this clock out. fourth season here at colorado. a coaches son, his dad, george, more than 30 years as a coach, passed away this january after a 20 year battle w

especially down the colorado river down to laughlin and bullhead city. warmer in death valley with high near 80 today. chilly temps exist up in the central great basin and far north portions of the state. ................................ ... ................ cool here to the pacific northwest, but warmer weather continues in the southern plains over to the southeast where they're breaking records for heat for early november. satellite and radar shows clearer skies than yesterday and no chance for showers as they stay down towards mexico and arizona. we'll begin to see that low wrap around moisture tomorrow towards northern arizona but we should remain on the dry side with some cloud cover. could sneak in slight chances in east county but otherwise mostly sunny with breezes still continuing down the colorado river. ............ ....................... ............... to high 50's and chilly again under mostly clear skies. evening breezes will be isolated and decrease through the evening but still remain breezy down the colorado river. tomorrow milder near

in the san luis valley 18 degrees in south central colorado. we will take a closer look at today's forecast and the thanksgiving day forecast

back to the colorado mountains. now this is a winter storm watch. for the central and southern mountains. which will get the snow first. but then it will expands. into the northern mountains. as we get through the day sunday. so. what that means. travelers coming back through the m driving into colorado. and denver. are going to encounter this. these are future cast snow models. how much snow is going to fall. heaviest is there. first on saturday. saturday evening. sunday morning. sunday afternoon the shift is here. sunday night swao into the north. those are significant snow totals. and the wind is going to be whipping it around. i think during the day sunday. traveling here along i 70. could be a problem. continue into the 30s. like greeley. problem. the approaching storm system. will bring stronger winds. into the afternoon. with gusts in the mountains. starting to kick up to 30 to 40 miles per hour. >> throw in snow and that's a problem. here's the future cast. quiet tonight. 7:00 tomorrow morning. plenty of sunshine. sunshine through the lunch h

that's at the colorado olympics for missy franklin. now she's busy and growing businesses. . >>> a report from centers of insurance dropped 200,000 first six months of this year. that suggests the law may not be as effective as it was in the first few years. >>> recreational marijuana would experts believe the marijuana marketplace is expected to generate $1 billion in state >>> it's chilly out there now. 30s along the river. it's a cooler start than we've seen recently. winds single digits for most of us today. very please to be out and about. start in 30s and 40s. been talking about the storm system down south. moving to southern colorado tomorrow evening, saturday. during the morning and early afternoon. moderate to heavy rain possible. from the arkansas valley to south and west where we could get up towards of a half of total moisture. snow at and above 8,000 feet san juans and elk mountains. 1 to 4 inches of snow by the end of the day saturday. going to take a while to get that. moving up toward i-70. pass and range as well. we'll

beyond the presidential race... colorado had congressional district 6 to pay close attention to this election. mike coffman and morgan carroll battled it out-- from the debates to the negative campaign ads... the results came with much anticipation. and it was mike coffman who came out on top. sot coffman for months now, pundits have declared this race nearly impossible to win. he environment was too tough and a republican could never win the support of minorioty communities they said. and we proved them wrong. coffman's acceptance speech at the gop watch party was overshadowed by the folks in the crowd who booed him. it was a trump proud crowd and coffman has faced criticism for saying he wouldn't vote for trump. trumps colorado trump's future relationship. 35:19-35:36 i think mike coffman will come around and probably end up being a supporter of donald trump. i haven't talked to mike personally as to why he had issues. i mean, i heard what he said, but i think at the end of the day if donald trump wins it, mike coffman wil

the football. >> joe: colorado holding its collective breath. andy phillips. not a very good one. recovered by ento at the 41. but here's the thing, colorado has not been able to move the ball in the second half, and utah has three timeouts left. >> brady: is still plenty of time, and here's another look. that thing never really got more than a foot off the ground. made it easy on ento to track that thing down. but you are right, three timeouts left. although utah needs a touchdown, and based on where the ball is at now, if they were to get a stop, they would have to work down the field fast because they won't have any left and there is going to be a lot of space to move. >> joe: here is phillip lindsay with a big hole and a nice first down run for six. first timeout, taking by kyle whittingham, 1:29. >> joe: mike macintyre holding his team can get one more first down, and then a chance to run this clock out. fourth season here at colorado. a coaches son, his dad, george, passed away this january after a 20 year battle with multiple sclerosis. mike macintyre learned so much from hi

let's check the weather with the rest of the state in northern colorado. temperatures already in the 60s. 70s of down south in pueblo. high country 40s and 50s. fast guard to this afternoon. -- fast forward t afternoon. 50s if you live in central mountains. western slopes 67. low 60s from i-25 corridor denver and colorado springs. mid-60s out in ray. currently we have this high pressure ridge that will be building over colorado. for parts of the western half of the united states. we'll have just very stormy weather setting up shop for southern tier of the u.s. with lots of rain in store for texas. the country all the way through the middle of the week. we could use some of that rain. in colorado, most the state abnormally dry. future cast shows us where rain or snow could fall. there's spotty showers near the divide today or this afternoon. our forecast is still really dry. tonight skies are clear. tomorrow morning, waking skies will be clear. it will be clear and calm. tomorrow, the high of 65 degrees. gets warmer after that. mid 70s on wednesday for your

if you have any questions about the upcoming election -- check out our colorado voter guide. you can find on kdvr.com. we have laid out everything that you need to know about the upcoming election. we break down the statewide amendments. you n and more. >> you tonight -- frustrated football players in loveland. this morning the colorado high school athletic association announced loveland high school team had qualified for the state for a football playoffs. a few hours later -- they announced a discrepancy in the formula that cost level and a trip to the playoffs. greeley west, a team may be is now in the playoffs. fox 31 was there when the indians finished 9-1 season with >> level and it has asking fans -- drama a former colorado avalanche forward has died. marek svatos was 34. the international ice hockey federation announced his death this morning but did not say how he died. police say they were called to his home around midnight on friday, november 4 for a medical issue. when officers arrived, police say he was already dead. avalanche center matt duchene tweeted out his pa

probably the toughest drive in the state of colorado over the next 24 to 36 hours. here's denver, 5:00 p.m. today. that's rain. falling here. i think we'll be dry through mid-afternoon but them for the drive home later today into the evening some light rain possible and then overnight tonight, some of that will light rain may briefly change into snow. it's not going to be much. but wecan get some slushy stuff on the grass for the most part on the roads joel. but look out for that tomorrow morning certainly. 46 for tomorrow's high and then 50 on wednesday looks good for thanksgiving a little cool though 46. near normal. >> that's great football weather too if you have your turkey bowls out there. >>> hey take a look up into the high country, where we're watching this because i know lot of folks are going to be driving today. you may be see a little bit of moisture that's out there on the roads. this is idaho springs. but now take a look. so this is idaho springs along here and it looks pretty dry and we get a little further to now the possibility and this is the road

two wins is what the colorado stra bowl game a fourth straight season. one of the wins had better come this weekend. the 4-4 rams host 1-8 fresno state saturday. the bulldogs are saturday. so csu should win. they'll need to win two of their final four to get to that bowl game. >> they know we got to win six games to go to the bowl, but it's something i don't talk about as a head coach. it's something we don't talk about as assistants, you know. we talk about bringing a that's how you build a consistent program. >>> the bruins didn't have a lot of bite in boulder thursday. that's good because the buffs played pretty poorly. this game was brutal, fumbled exchanges, multiple stupid penalties, many of which were 15-yarders and four turnovers by the buffs and still they managed to win 20-10. >> it's sloppy. if you want to be a pac-12 doing that stuff. i had a couple times, too, i kind of got heated because people were doing things underneath the pile and that's unacceptable as well and i'll be first to admit it. as a team we can't let other people get undernea

the white house. plenty of fallout from colorado and beyond. marshall zelinger has more on the big events. >> within these borders of colorado, we didn't follow the nation's lead. i'm here with the professor of public policy and paul, things are -- ballots city being counted. three of four of us votes. in the yellows and greens, 80 to 60% voter turnout. haven't cal crated all of the ballot. should not be red. >> what are we learning from the colors of this map? >> i think good for colorado, coming in to vote, and could be a lesson for the nation and makes it easier for people to vote beforehand and on election day. and the actual results in colorado are a little bit status quo, interesting compared to the nation. a stunner. in senate, didn't change much. the congressional races, the incumbents won. different race in colorado than nationally. >> everything staying the same in the u.s. senate and congress, but the legislature. democrats tried to pick up one seat for control of the governor's mansion and the state house. picking up one seat, but a

george is not protecting public safety is an uphill battle the majesty of colorado mountains of sunset flowing waterfalls the wildlife is why tourists want to be here its way we live here i would not recommend anybody make here but bob arrington says despite all the beauty he regrets his mid to the western slopes i wouldn't live here again on a heartbeat the reason these tanks oil and gas industry fueling sites near schools homes at one student adjacent to the fairways and the popular battlement mesa golf course that's one thing about air pollution that is not a is not a single parents in the world that could stop but is not by a change in scenery attracting the attention of the problem solvers. >> it is frustrating much of bob's anger directed at the site last year they were busted for not maintaining a proper storm water plant this document obtained by the problem solvers indicate pollutants could've flowed during a could upload during a rainstorm to parachute creek to find $99,711 here's the check they wrote bob's concerned that's nothing for a company with 5.7 billion in assets las

the soul ? z26jfz zy6z >> joe: what a scene. and really at this point, as colorado heads to the pac-12 championship game, it will be rose bowl at worst, because of washington wednesday go to the playoff you, you would assume. colorado would fill the pac-12 spot in the rose bowl, but if colorado wins the pac-12 championship game, what are their chances? >> i think emma shot. it looked, alabama is most likely going to win the sec, they are undefeated. you look at clemson, they have one loss, they will win but there's two spots, between eight to lost big ten champion, a two loss big 12 champion, and essentially a colorado win, may be a two loss pac-12 chamfered and you've got to look at the schedule and say they be washington state who is a top 25, utah is a top 25, stanford is a top 25, and washington, who is in the top ten. so at that point in time you would have to think that their resume compares very, very bubbly versus a big 122 loss, wisconsin, you're looking at those two. i think they've got a real strong opportunity of getting in, it just comes down to how the

it tested the waters ballot initiatives before colorado took that step. once the sixth largest economy in the entire world becomes a recreational state, i think it will be difficult as a legal, practical and financial matter to do what governor christie suggested he might do had he made it to the primaries, which is change course after really now we've got five years, or it's longer than that, almost coming up on a decade since '09 memo, and since colorado and other states have done commercialized regulated supply chains for marijuana. i don't understand how you can cleanly walk back to that and go back to 1995 before states start going down this path. the other point i did want to add, which i think is very fascinating about the way the csa operates and a bit of a response to deputy solicitor of oklahoma's comments and the professor's comments, the csa is commerce legislation. what that means csa operates against individual people. it doesn't operate against the states. in other regulatory framework, in medicaid, for example, there are clashes between the

the morning. rain in south eastern colorado. rain and snow in the southwest night into saturday and spread all the way up into park county by late in the day. we're going to have nice, generous moisture when all said and done. today sunshine near 70. tonight mid-30s we go with generally clear conditions. tomorrow through the weekend, it stays dry here. however on saturday, because of that arizona storm, we'll have a few showers sneaking right up close to foothills. over our commerce city corridor. looking at 270 and i-235. a south and eastbound crash slowed us to a crawl past the 25 interchange. this could leak on to 36 and 76. let'scheck our cdot cam. take southbound 25 and link up with eastbound i-70 to get around backups. travel times load up quickly. year down to vasquez. heavy past the crash. got a wreck bit north and east at colorado boulevard and thornton parkway. i'll end with good news here. earlier closure of southbound wads worth, near 100th leered out. all -- 100th cleared out. all lanes now getting through. >>> thank

colorado's weather center. i wonder in ashton can rival those socks. >> you can always tell the forecast socks. >>> colorado ranked fifth on the list for best states for business. utah number one. north carolina in second. meantime, west virginia ranked as the worst state in the country. >>> j.k. rowling's newest creation opens up a new chapter in the films. here's a quick sneak peek. >> reporter: it takes place decades before the boy wizard enters the scene. in fantastic beasts and where to find them, newt's commander is the scatter brain hero of magic. the story is set in new york and stars eddie redmayne. he arrives in the >> at the beginning of the film he's quite a prickly figure. you see from his love and passion for these animals he has a great heart. >> reporter: when a muggle accidently releases a beast, the wizarding community is at risk. >> hey, mr. english guy, i think your egg is hatching! >> reporter: colin ferrell security. its his job to safe guard the wizarding world. >> the wizards have withdrawn from society at large. he thinks his people shouldn't have to live in the shadows and be ashamed of w

a questionable call gave seattle a pk and the sounders took advantage. colorado picked up three yellow cards last night. they were not happy about that. seattle wins leg one 2-1. the rapids not exactly a terrible night for them. leg two of the western conference finals sunday back here in denver. >> this has been the chevy sports break brought to you by chevrolet. the most awarded car company two s ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, we asked woman to smell two body washes and pick their favorite. they both smell good. i like b better. i prefer b. b. i would like to smell like this every day. but what was body wash a? and what was the one they preferred? ohhhh. this is suave. really? that's quite a bit of smelling good. suave three fragrances preferred over bath and body works. >>> you are a part of something very special. something that doesn't exist anywhere else in the united states. critic at large greg moody explains. [ music playing ]. >> reporter: there are special moments in life when you get to work with the people who are doing the things that you want to do. company. the r

here is the trend over the last five years in colorado. tip 14,859. that is up 53 percent increase in the number of stolen cars. and this year, the numbers are supposed to go even higher. >> this retired car thief agreed to show that fox 31 problem solvers how simple and fast we're not revealing all the steps it took to crack this acura stealing column and get it starting without a key, but we can tell you it only took 27 seconds. >> and it was right here. >> criminals broke our hearts and wallets when they ripped off that say, her families only car in the middle of the night. >> i learned how to drive and herbert i got my license in her. me and my kids first car. they've been walng lives. do you want please found her vehicle a month later, it was wrecked to the point it wasn't worth recovering. so she had to tell her son xabi walking again this winter. >> at sex because people work hard for the things. to fight the specific crime colorado insurance law forces registered car owners to cough up the. extra dollar per vehicle annually. that's a total of m

gusts did peak up to 30 or more in some spots down the colorado river valley. .................. ................. ................ neighborhood temps in the 70's through many parts of the valley, with mildest temps over to the eastside where we're lower in elevat warmer. west side not as mild and cooler than the rest of the valley with temps only in th 50's for the mountain this afternoon after a chilly morning start near the freezing mark. ................................ ... ................ regional temps also stayed mild especially down the colorado river down to laughlin and bullhead city. warmer in death valley with high near 80 today. chilly temps exist up in the central great basin and far north portions of the state. ................ cool here to the pacific northwest, but warmer weather continues in the southern plains over to the southeast where they're breaking records for heat for early november. ................................ ... ...................... satellite and radar shows clearer skies than yesterday and no chance for showers as they stay down towards mexico and

very disoriented. >> reporter: the colorado drug association says we are leaning epidemic. loading to heroin, heroin is leading to fentanyl. >> that is a more high than >>> quarterbacks in the nfl have 7 or more as a starter. three of them. two of them are mvp. matter how many games trevor wins he is not worthy of a starter spot. now, it is hard to argue with the wins. now, gary is confident in his qb. >> they have to get better. i want to see him continue to lead better and better with this football team season he protected the ball better. he has in the past three weeks. that is a turn. so, we are addressing those things as we see them. so, he knows that. he has to play big for this team. not okay we need him to play good. >>> we figured we would have the poll question which word best describes trevor siemian? rapids announced howard will have season-ending surgery. it comes at a terrible time. the rabids begin the finals against seattle one week from tomorrow. >>> speaking of seattle. now, leg ends classic. the 2nd half. now, white, with the bucket. leading cu with 15. no

what's the biggest reason for the colorado buffs turn around? most of you are saying dominating defense. close race. some of you are saying more mature team. cu checking in at number nine in the latest college football playoff rings. if they can get a win against utah. they will advance to their first ever pack 12 title game. you may notice a guy by the name of jay mcintire making plays. he had seven receptions for 90th yards. being the son of the coach is not easy but jay is showing he can ball. >> he has earned the spot. that is one of the biggest things i respect about him is how hard he works. >> you better be happy you gave me a championship. >> championship. >> he was excited oneself we got home. >> how about the harshest >> they were happy. my brother was telling me, i did it the first down. all right, you have to do it the rest of the time. and i kept getting first downs. kept doing it. >> great. good look. >> that's awesome. >> if he doesn't shy,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >> so what do you treat us to tonight? >> i thought you were looking at that. l

utah by no means laid down after the disappointing game last week. they gave colorado all he could handle, but ultimately liufau and the buffs win the south division title and head to the pac-12 championship game to face off with washington. for jenny taft, brady quinn, and the rest of our crew, a shout out to barry allen, we hope he till he joins us next week. joe davis saying so long. our big story at 10: "supporting a family in grief" we are learning more about a tragic night a father and young daughter were killed and another daughter injured..when their car was rear-ended by a suspected drunk driver. fox6s jonathon gregg joins us live with our big story. a cousin of the father killed in the crash has set up a crowdfunding page.. providing fox6 with a photo of the family while requesting we only identify the parents by name. the portrait provided by a settled in next to a decorated christmas tree. 39-year-old kevin dalley and his 9- year-old daughter were killed friday night when police say their car was struck from behind by a truck on four mile and old farm road.

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. >> oklahoma sued colorado tell us about that. [laughter] so richly with the supreme court with that jurisdiction between states end up with those mayors are standing. and to intervene. to have those pre-emptive claims. for those states that border colorado but the bigger issue and with that authorization because it is still in legal. and with the constitutional order. with the effects of the bordering state with interstate trafficking is the reality to be increased so going into 36 different states and i am sure that number has increased. in there not many systems and place to come in colorado and one offender live from oklahoma to colorado then came back so in addition to the trafficking outside of colorado that there are lots of people coming in. to participate in the marijuana margin. but that is primarily driven so those attacks are motivated partly because of marijuana but with that statistic. but you would notice the concentration is what you'd expect in major metropolitan areas and the display is not a surprising result you would expect that to natural

the penny tablet? >> joe: what a scene. and really at this point, as colorado heads to the pac-12 championship game, it will be rose bowl at worst, because of washington wednesday go to the playoff you, you would assume. colorado would fill the pac-12 spot in the rose bowl, but if colorado wins the pac-12 championship game, what are their chances? >> i think emma shot. it looked, alabama is most likely going to win the sec, they are undefeated. you look at clemson, they have one loss, they will win the acc. but there's two spots, eight to lost big ten champion, a two loss big 12 champion, and essentially a colorado win, may be a two loss pac-12 chamfered and you've got to look at the schedule and say they be washington state who is a top 25, utah is a top 25, stanford is a top 25, and washington, who is in the top ten. so at that point in time you would have to think that their resume compares very, very bubbly versus a big 122 loss, and even penn state or those two. i think they've got a real strong opportunity of getting in, it just comes down to how the comm

founded no single agency tracking all the violations so we dug deeper months into the databases the colorado oil and gas commission and the epa this is what we found that colorado's public health and environment cut wp x twice for water violations in 2011 finding them $275,000 m this year a little more than 99,000 earlier whaling gas fighting them in 2014 to 30,000 and at a time a record in 2010 for $423,300 in the state's air pollution control division says wp x was cited and 212,532,000 $200 and again in 21347 grand since 2010 wp x reporting 126 spells paying the state a little more than a lot perspective you should know wp x x will discover assets for $910 million within the last few months looking for answers problem solvers want to department of public health and environment don't have the resources to be able to inspect all of those what is your goal annually in terms of inspecting for these type of construction sites we are targeting currently at 10 percent touch with us about 5,000 of these facilities a means companies like wp x only have a 10 percent chance of being inspected in a g

coming to the colorado mountains. for us today. a lot of clouds. whipping along with the wind coming out of the north and west. and blowing everything to the south and east. it was a cold day in the mountains. some places not getting out of the 20s or above freezing. like steam boat springs. eagle. warmest readings here. with mild 50s. and we had cool 40s here in the north and east. >> there. and thankfully backed off. it can make it feel colder by a few degrees. denver feels like 28. strongest wind here. to the north and east. of the metro. also over the higher terrain. i point that out. future cast keeps that wind. going tomorrow. in the same place. we will o feel the wind here. 15 to 20 miles per hour. maybe 25 miles per hour. you get onto the eastern plains. and that northwest wind could be blowing up to 30, 35. and the same thing over the higher p peeks. upper 30s low 40s here. another another round of cold 20s in the mountains. 50s are gone. nothing by 40s to the south and east. my forecast. for 22 degrees in denver. little bit of wind from ti

what's the biggest reason for the colorado buffs turn around? most of you are saying dominating defense. close race. some of you are saying more mature team. cu checking in at number nine in the latest college football playoff rings. if they can get a win against utah. they will advance to their first ever pack 12 title game. you may notice a guy by the name of jay mcintire making plays. he had seven receptions for 90th yards. being the son of the coach is not easy but jay is showing he can ball. >> he has earned the spot. that is one of the biggest things i respect about him is how hard he works. >> you better be happy you gave me a championship. >> championship. >> he was excited oneself we got home. >> they were happy. my brother was telling me, i did it the first down. all right, you have to do it the rest of the time. and i kept getting first downs. kept doing it. >> great. good look. >> so what do you treat us to tonight? >> i thought you were looking at that. let's take a look. we have beautiful fall berries here sitting on there. also, a