u.s. colorado. see you in a bit. stick with us for continuing coverage of the green mountain fire. crews will stay out in jefferson county. until the fire is out. updates ins this newscast and at ten. also you can get continuous updates on kdvr.com. and your mobile app. >> of course make sure you have the pinpoint weather app. updated constantly. by our team of meteorologists. there's a family. that is tka*ef he stopped immediately and tried to help. there are too over come with grief. details on a go fund me for his wife and two daughters are on kdvr.com. >> . new at nine. wheat ridge police hoping someone reck nighs this man. wanted increase with a bank robbery today. the robber didn't show or mention a weapon. this all happened at the first bank near 32nd and young field. sky fox over the scene this afternoon. if you know who the man might be. call police. >> . a denver mother says she had has a lot to be thankful for. after she was robbed at knife point. on thanksgiving. >> . live tonight. she says it could have been a this growing family has so much to be thankful for this hol

u.s. and colorado is getting in on the action. abnormally dry to moderate drought conditions beginning to we're sandwiched in between two storm systems, low pressure system spinning. with high pressure anchored where it is it will push all this energy up over the colorado area and northern rockies. the showers associated with this low interacting with our front yesterday, too much of a good thing in areas like oklahoma city, dallas and houston. we'll be warm and dry tomorrow, across the desert southwest and southern california. southern mountains seeing a little bit of that warming influence as well. high clouds brent early in the day will move out, clear, cold tonight and a mostly sunny day tomorrow. so weather not of a factor for -- not a factor to get out and vote tomorrow. lows, 20s for the high country, 30s in higher elevations, 65 tomorrow in grand junction, denver and 70s possible across the southeastern corner of our blackhawk, conifer and evergreen. in the denver metro area tonight clear and cool, low above freezing at 36

u.s. attorney that colorado law and federal law. both very clear when it comes to prosecuting hate crimes. day two of the denver latest homeless sweep. city. the scene today near 21 and broad way. crews remove their belongings from -lt sidewalk. loading them into bins that filled a couple of trucks. the city will store the items in an empty warehouse in the rhino district for 60 days. if the owners don't pick them up by then. the items will be destroyed. >> . a woman trapped in a burning house. 58 year-old died in the house fire. one of her grown sons in critical condition. inside the home. when the fire broke out. the husband ran in and out trying to save the family. a good samaritan stopped to help. but the flames spread too fast. denver sheriff department cracking down on drugs and contraband in the jails. >> . the new additions to the team that will help them sniff out the trouble spots. >> his story new at nine. >> . okay. >> they're strong. and smell. they are the perfect drug cops. >> . that's exactly why the denver sheriff d

u.s. says colorado in a sense is a role model for other states, having gone through the challenges and prrssures that come along with legalizing the drug. and one said that the industry impacting $2.4 billion, 18 ,000 jobs. a 2% increase compared to 2014 numbers. among concerns, the pot business is big in colorado. >> going to lead to higher my latest stuff i have read on that is it's not true. so i reality will overrome the fear. >> and saying there's tremendous growth opportunity for our state to partner up with the other seven states who have loosened their marijuana laws. he actually joined us from arizona this morning, a state that actually rejected a marijuana measure. reporting in denver, i'm amanda del castillo, denver7. school, walking out of class to protest donald trump's election. you can see them there. some of them holding signs, saying there's no place for hate. >> others holding a mexican flag and a rainbow colorado flag to represent the lgbt community and another one with a sign, honk for love. to form the shape of something out there right now or all just on the grass. again, l

u.s. senate here in colorado. >> we understand he will be taking the podium here shortly. he's a full screen. >> . 50 percent daryl glen with 45 percent. one year ago, michael ben net was considered one of the most vulnerable democrats in the in fact the washington post called him exactly that. as a result. having a poor primary season. issues didn't get on the ballot. they said maybe it made it easier. that is clearly the case. >> . all right next up. republican scott tip ton. won a strong reelection in 2012. 2014. spent a lot of money some of the most money. it was thought he could likely win. >> you can see 80 percent. of the voters. said no to that. a 25 billion dollar tax increase. we did think this could fail a lot of big colorado democrat. hickenlooper didn't rally behind this. next year. and all the way up to 12 dollars an hour for 2020. this was opposed by folks like the colorado restaurant association. and chamber of commerce. it will hurt small business they say. it's going to pass here it looks like. >> really a sweeping move here. we know that in 202 0. it can

strange delay last night in the u.s. -- ucla colorado football game. this delay was soft. it happened in the third quarter: they're leading 10-7 and marshmallows started raining down on the field. these were not from mother nature, the crazy student in boulder, why would you throw halloween is over. >> they condition throw that in and still delayed the game. delay the game for that. >> i guess they could get stuck in your cleats. you should keep the marshmallow, have a nice little campfire and celebrate your teams win. >> that was a martial eremall low delay. >> i don't get it. >> i really don't. >> all right. the biggest winners are from -- cathryn junior high school in the eighth grate grade volley ball team. what make this is even more amaize as good they only ha they don't have anyone coming off the bench. they won by playing six games, melissa, thank you for the photo, the girls also get good grades and volunteer their time to the community they are the perfect biggest winners. congratulations. >> yes. >> all six of them play all the time. >> yes. >> they're tough. >>

. >> so from here in the colorado to the u.s. and the entire world. . >>reporter: good morning. we have heard the term october surprise, this is the november shocker. after an unconventional campaign, donald trump has won the presidency. >> arriving by motorcade in true trump fashion, he took the stage. >> secretary clinton. she congratulated us. . >>reporter: the g.o.p. nominee, now the president of the united states. trump winning ohio, clinching iowa and north carolina, and defeating the odds of early polls. >> ours was not a campaign, but rather an incredible and great movement. made up of millions of hard their country and want a better, brighter future for themselves and for their family. . >>reporter: and we know that over the course of the early morning hour, donald trump received phone calls not only from republican supporters and hillary clinton and president obama, told by a trump spokesperson, that the two should be meeting very soon. over to my colleague, kenneth mo >> in the mean time, before we get to that, so far, silence from hillary clinton. she has apparently

colorado tomorrow. and a new poll shows the race for u.s. senate here in colorado has tightened. the tracker poll shows democratic michael bennet with only a 5-point lead over republican challenger darryl glenn. the latest spread is 46 to 41%, just of error. >>> thanks for waking up with us this morning. now 50 degrees on november 1st. >> we're starting this new month now. gas burning in alabama after a powerful explosion. what caused that explosion in a mine line and why it could have lingering effects. >>> social media could help you live longer. i'll explain coming up in the ,, ,, 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. i approved this message because i won't let that happen. i approved this message scott tipton -- our congressman? or is he a real-est

u.s. gardens, everybody around colorado is above normal and of course it will be above normal all day long. far above normal an impact so far above, we expect record heat along the front range as we soar close to 80 degrees. the record as it stands now for 16 november is 77 but i think we will poll -- blow that out with 79 in november -- 79 in boulder in some areas could come closer to 90 than 80. red flag warning for the selfies part of the state. front range mountains and foothills are also under a red flag warning today with warm winds combining for an elevated fire threat today. tonight into tomorrow night they are under a winter storm watch. mountain valleys in the western part of the state are looking at 1 to 3 inches of snow. mountain areas to the east of us not technically any warnings watches her advisers but we still see accumulating there as this cold front moves in. probably in the forecast for places like some -- summit county. not a huge storm but we will take anything we can get considering how dry it's been lately. at 6:00 tomorrow morning can see snow spreading through the

it's interesting, colorado's u.s. senator michael bennett was once considered the most vulnerable democratic incumbent this election, but he's expected to win against republican darrell glen who has not been able to mount an effective challenge due to a lack of infrastructure and resources. the party establishment has not helped him out much at all. >> we heard about the latino vote being especially a big tact factor in florida and arizona. what about here? >> it could be a huge factor here. they represent 15% of colorado's electorate and are breaking for clinton. another big voting bloc overlooked is veterans. there are more than 400,000 veterans in colorado, about 13% of our electric. they favor trump. young voters could be key this year. they're not excited about either candidate and if they sit it out, that really hurts clinton. have much more from shaun throughout the evening and all night. we want to check in with hillary clinton's headquarters. >> and here's more. what do you have in. >> reporter: crews are put

we plan to carry it live when that happens >> this morning for colorado's u.s. senate race, democratic incumbent michael bennett holds a lead over daryl glen. take a look at these numbers we have coming up for us. michael daryl glen closely behind him at 46%. dan bush was at democratic's hes last night where bennett claimed victory, but a reminder the daryl glen cal pain has not conceded >> michael bennett cruised to reelection over daryl glen although it was closer than every political -- >> we took care of business here >> bennett was seen -- he was a rock for democrats. >> washington has a lot to learn from colorado. and we need to set that example. [cheers and applause] >> democrats believe trump's rhetoric would send voters their way and in colorado, it seems to have worked. bennett now calling for stability to return to politics. and how we're governing our country, they're right and it has to change. >> in denver, dan bush, cbs4 news. >>> a lot of attention this morning about how polls were inaccurate in the president race and daryl glen talked about why

. >> if you'd like to legally use pot without having a meal, head to colorado's capital,s first u.s. city to let restaurants and it allows customers to use the drug inside the establishment as long as it is not smoked. patrons must bring their own marijuana. baggage charges are now extending to overhead bins. united is the first major u.s. airline to limit customers to one carry-on bag that fits under the seat. if you need to use the overhead bin, you have to upgrade your seattle class or pay to check the bag. it begins in april. >> basically, you're allowed a >> right. personal bag, they say, that's all you get. >> no carry-ones flying united economy there. speaking of travel, irish officials have a transatlantic mystery on their hands. the unusual looking solar power houseboat washed up on a beach with no one inside. it was apparently built in canada by adventurer rick small. last year, he rode a solar powered bicycle across canada. >> the summer, and inside was a note in which he gives the houseboat to a homeless youth. no word on rick's where abouts now either. >> a lot of myster

u.s. census bureau says that colorado is one of the fastest growing states. it is actually the second of all the fastest growing states seeing hundreds of thousands of new residents from some of the warmer states like texas, florida, arizona and california unfamiliar with winter weather. denver health professionals shared prevention tips like protecting your head, hands and feet. that is important. also, not drinking orrsmoking before going out into the cold and if you get wet, go inside. while colorado natives familiar with the quick change in weather conditions, many who are expensing winter weather for the first time may not understand that layering is the way to go. >> in colorado, especially denver, you could have 32 ?egrees or freezing or lower in the morning into thh afternoon and it's 50. that is where your layer will come in play. >> reporter: now, denver health says they've treated 141 frostbite and cold weather injuries in the last 12 months. so next half hour, we'll talk about symptoms and prevvntion. first, we'll go to jayson to tell us what the

u.s. senate in colorado has tightened. the battleground tracker poll shows democratic michael bennet with only a 5-point lead over republican challenger darryl glenn. the latest spread is 46 to 41%, just outside the 4-point margin of error. here are the latest early voting numbers from the coloradians have returned their ballots. 331,000 are from registered democrats. 300,000 from republicans. and nearly a quarter of a million returned ballots are from unaffiliated voters. we'll get new numbers later this morning. >>> new details on that multibillion dollar merger. century link will pay $24 billion to buy level 3 communications. level 3 is based in broomfield. >>> today you can meet broncos players and help save a life. bonfils and broncos holding a blood drive. you don't need an appointment. it runs from 8:00 this morning >> that's a great thing year after year and well done. we're at 6:09 now. here's what's coming up next this morning. we have a new study that uncovers questions about whether there's discrimination about

u.s. soldiers into a village of peaceful cheyenne and arapahoe indians in southeastern colorado. >> this was not the u.s. army. this was like the colorado national guard. >> this was the colorado militia. although when we talk about mid 19th century or 19th century military, we didn't really is a standing army. we had militias. militias that volunteered in a time of war. we had essentially no standing peacetime army. and so for all intents and purposes, these were the men who made up the u.s. army, although in this instance, we could call them the colorado militia. the cheyenne and arapahoe, and that is outside of eads, colorado were led by a number of men. but one of them was blackettle. they assembled along sand creek to distinguish themselves from other indians in the region who had been actively involved in military engagements with the u.s. so they set up essentially what was a camp that was a peace camp, right. and in fact they flew two flags over their camp. one was the united states flag. the other was a white flag. this is what they -- this is what distinguished their community. att

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 hump day. thursday 68. veteran's day looking beautiful to honor veterans. as a reminder, 9 colorado shares will make it monday. hope you'll come out to one of . >>> the presidency is not the only thing. >> at venice beach in california, a doctor will prescribe you a medical marijuana card for $40. people on the border willl don't bother with the prescription. >> you come here and it feels like am amsterdam or something like that. >> for most states, there's six plants for personal use and

u.s. senior open which is coming to colorado springs and broadmoor in july 2018. the rise is real in boulder. up to number ten in today's college football ranking first time in 14 years they have rain ranked that high. monster game saturday at. field against number 22 washington state. seven sports extra today at five and six and will talk a lot more about this epic battle coming up all week long starting tomorrow. >>> kings at the pepsi center tonight. they busted out big time. patrick went around and back and posted in passed peter. less than 30 seconds later remain excellent redirection and then blake, popped it in the third. the breakup of the boys. avalanche a big win tonight for now michael wind at pepsi center i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, verizon is america's most reliable network. and i'm jamie foxx for sprint, with no wins in reliability in any state. you need to stop your shenanigans. i-i'm... you're not jamie foxx. ough, just like sprint. no! look at my map. take it in. oh! yeah, there you go. eh?

u.s. ski team have blown into colorado. >> every november we get to come back home and rain in colorado. >> reporter: for some early season training. >> we've had a great like two weeks training here. >> reporter: about the only spot in north america able to overcome a warm dry november and get enough snow to train on. >> how warm it's been in colorado this year, they've been able to make enough snow. upcoming world cup race at lake louise has been canceled due to a lack of snow. >> we just heard today lake louise is canceled. >> reporter: meaning their first real world cup test will be in colorado on beaver creek's birds of prey course. >> no easing into beaver creek. >> reporter: one of the worldest's hardest to race. >> kind of a slap in the face like all right. here we are. let's go. it's a training they can get, even if it's not ideal, better than nothing. >> the swiss, italians, germans. >> we're lacking snow a little bit. >> reporter: for mckayla a great chance to run the course. a lot of time for snow to fall on. hopefully some of that snow falls tonight into tomorrow. hard to get

u.s. army special forces, colorado national guardsman and history in the army. mitch, what do you make of this sort of threat from the iranians? >> hay, jon, happy thanksgiving. jon: same to you. >> they've rolled out threat after threat, they have actually done things, you know, they've captured our sailers, provided lethal aid to see militia and this is a threat and we've got a team coming into the u.s. government in a couple of months that iran needs to take seriously. swron jon well, we've already given them so much of the cash that was controversially delivered but can donald trump backtrack on what president obama is considered achievement of his administration. >> the president elect has said he's in disagreement with this deal. what the president elect is doing and is doing during campaign is something that resinates with tehran. that's a currency well understood in that part of the world and tehran is paying attention to everything what we are doing and specially after what happens after january 20th. jon: the isis forces have drawn so much attention, o

u.s. 6 closed from golden to highway 119 until 5:00 this morning. >>> this morning on veterans day colorado honors those who served our country with a

greater enthusiasm and his bases republicans two, i'm going to come and vote for him tomorrow colorado also voting in u.s. senate tale: searching for an upset over michael bennet in the six congressional district morgan carol will be to take the incumbent congressman mike coffman control of the state houses and states and it will be decided to as all as key ballot measures alike should the state takeover health insurance shouldn't cost more to smoke and other terminally ill coloradans have the right to die among others colorado and the country's direction will change tomorrow we will your next date so many local state and regional and national issues and play with to find out 22 hours hard to believe in as the countdown clocks the boat continues one last circuit for the clinton speaking at a town hall before heading to jefferson county for another rally even though we haven't seen clinton herself them us was campaign in the last several days so much to talk about the past to the white house the winner needs the magic number up to 70 and based on what we see tonight nobody quite there yet the electoral co

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ,, the u.s. is the beacon of freedom around the world. those of us who served in the military are very proud of that. i believe very, very strongly in our country and what we stand for. i went to iraq in 2004 to fight for freedom. for generations, our troops have sacrificed for our freedoms. one of the most important things we do is vote - to protect that freedom. i'm tom steyer. let's make the people we're so proud of, proud of us. please. vote. vote. vote. vote. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: the final weekend. the final push. >> this is one of those make-or- break moments for the united states. it is in your hands. >> you have to get out and vote on november 8. >> don't boo. vote! >> pelley: also tonight, cbs news on the front lines of the battle against isis. >> everybody okay? >> pelley: the harvard men's soccer team is shut down for making sexual comments about the women's team. and steve hartman-- the election turns brother against brother. >> you have a governor of north carolina. >> did you just make this u

the drought scenario is playing out now across colorado, much of the western u.s. and southwest abnormally dry to moderate drought conditions beginning across the front range and eastern plains. no signs that that will be changing. low pressure spinning to the east pulling moisture up through houston and dallas up into wichita. secondary system moves onshore in th we remain in between these two systems and with high pressure anchored here that dry northwest flow, all of the showers will extend from the southern plains states up across the midwest. that's where the beneficial rain will fall in the next 24 to 36 hours. we'll enjoy another sunny day here with temperatures above average in the mid-60s, heat building south and west and cool air around bismarck and minneapolis. other than a few high clouds in clear skies and light winds will mean a colder night. tomorrow night portions of southeastern colorado have a freeze watch but not tonight. 20 in leadville, 32 in lamar, 34 in greeley, highs above average in the front range and eastern plains and comfortable travel

u.s. in fact it's so new. it's still legal in colorado. >> this is the hot topic. everywhere. >> the problem solvers found ten states that have banned the illegal nationwide. manufacturers are often one step ahead. able to alter it just enough to keep it legal. >> they make a more potent form. every time they change it. it's more dangerous. it's hard for the law to keep up. >> in the meantime. people are dying. >> these things are like morphine on staeurds. >> . steroids. >> . he tells the problem solvers u47700 is one of many new synthetics law enforcement is encounters. >> these are so potent. that you have to dilute it. by mixing it in with haeurb heroin or something else. it's too powerful. >> 31 states have reported over dose deaths from u4770. that includes colorado. where two people were killed in boulder county in january. it was a case in utah that thrust the drug into the national spotlight. two, 13 year-olds over dosed. and died after buying the drug from a classmate. >> you can't breathe. or don't pwra*et. >> hospitals are very concerned. especially in

colorado's future up for sale. house majority pac is responsible >> i like this news. u.s. today rated it the best city to live in. in the country. broom field becoming more popular. and growing too. >> . shows us how big development is turning colorado's smallest county into kind of a big deal. >> it's busy inside this building. and not just because of the election. broom field is going to do what we say we're going to do. broom field is the youngest county in the u.s. but also one of the fastest growing. >> . the ninth fastest to be exact. skpwhr. >> that's because of a number of large developments. like this right here. which could be a new 2 hundred million dollar data and storage center. sometime in the next two years. >> . jp tphor began chase bought 106 acres here. >> . employees. when it's all said and done. a few miles away. this site. which is the target of a new ikea store. >> . i don't like the growth. it's not the small area that it used to be. ityou can see the mountains and you can't nil anymore. >> . she says it's changed too much for her taste. but it's hard

u.s. in fact it's so new. it's still legal in colorado. >> this is the hot topic. everywhere. >> the problem solvers found ten states that have banned the

u.s. army. it included a couple of years whe colorado when he became a buffs fan, and now he is watching his son in his fourth year as a starter at quarterback, and 1:23 from leaving them from a three-year stretch where they went 2-25 in conference play to an 8-1 regular-season conference record and a date with washington in the championship game. >> brady: end it all starts up front with the center, alex kelley. , sr., here on senior night, he is going to be the guy that helps try to get the surge line. >> joe: third down and inches. he turns and hands to lindsay. bouncing, first down! >> brady: he probably could have gotten but oh, well, coached team, and a wise play by phillip lindsay to get the first first don bounds, and get down. >> joe: utah saving that last timeout to wind down to one minute. all but the details in the final seconds now. victory formation. it has been a long time since it buffs. >> joe: and kyle whittingham just now uses the third and final timeout. you know, the last time somebody other than stanford or oregon won the pac-12 game, eight years ago when pete carroll's tro

. >>> well, pot can now be on the colorado's capital is the first u.s. city to let restaurants and bars to apply for marijuana use. the law allows customers to use the drug inside the establishment as long as it isn't smoked. patrons must also bring their own marijuana. >>> baggage charges are now extending to overhead bins on united. it is the first major u.s. airline to limit customers to one carry-on bag that fits under their seat. if you need to use the overhead bin, you're going to have to upgrade your seat class or pay to check the bag. the new rules kick in for travel starting in april. story we need to lighten up everyone's mood a little bit, so check out this adorable video. forget about the chicken crossing the road. how about 20,000 ducks. >> why did they cross the road? well, here they are. they're all in formation and all staying in the crosswalk. >> law abiding. >> uh-huh, in china. this video going viral as you can understand. witnesses say it took the ducks about two minutes to get through the crossing, which is pretty efficient if you th

colorado has become too familiar for the u.s. honor flag. it says our state's law enforcement has become apart of their family. >>> big congratulations to the cu buffs. they're number eight in the country. >> keep climbing up there. head coach mcintyre won the coach of he went from -- the buffs ended with ten wins and they have a chance to win the championship. they take on washington friday night. >> this rise is real. it's also expensive. cu could be fined up to $150,000 by the pack 12 after fans rushed the field at the last two home games. >> they couldn't help themselves. >> they were excited. >> that was exciting. >>> law state makers says our future is at-risk for 14 years. break down a study at what's at stake and their recommennation to fix it. >>> it has been four years since the woodlands fire. a family says the fire is still affecting them. >>> we're in the teens this morning, wind chills near zero. it's going to be cold and clear. more sunshine expected today, and a touch warmer this afternoon. 42, colder on friday, and jayson, w

a lawsuit filed against the state of colorado is moving forward in the u.s. supreme court. new mexico sued the state over the gold king mine spill. epa crew accidently caused that spill which polluted lives in colorado, new mexico -- rivers in colorado, new mexico and utah. new mexico argues our state is mostly responsible. new mexico sued the epa. the supreme court is asking the obama administration to submit its views before the lawsuit moves forward. >>> more homeless camp sweeps send people to camp out in building overnight. about 20 people showed up. denver police have been there all night telling them they can't stay. reverend amanda henderson with the interfaith alliance shared this video with us. the last big sweep was earlier this month. when our crews stopped by this morning, there were about 10 people still there. all seem to be reluctantly cooperating and slowly packing up. >>> people are shifting their focus from receiving gifts today to giving to charity, all part of campaign called giving tuesday. we talked with cbs4 news business analyst jill schlesinger earl

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 republican filmed another seat. legislature. is that good for the governor? >> people think it is. and forcing one person to address more left issues than a fully democrat legislature would. and with hillary clinton not winning, looks like if governor hickenlooper has been thinking about it, could be less likely. >>> and what about colorado being different from the nation. swinging that way for the future, will the nation come back >> interesting question. we'll see if we're a bell weather. and interesting results from the country. >> intereeting from the mail in and who still votes on election day and if we need more oting centers, guys. >> thank you, marshall. >>> take a look at donald trump, barron trump, may have father's victory speech. some speculate he was so tired and it was 3:00 a.m.. and he was literally there trying to not fall over and fall asleep. >> t

both men were green berets stationed at fort carson in colorado springs. four other u.s. service members were hurt in the attack. >>> thissmorning we now know the names of the two teens arrested for the murder of englewood chief nicholas lewis. macias are 16 years old and being charged aa adults. even if they get the maximum sentence they could be paroled almost 10 years early. >>> a news alert for u now. frozen strawberries have been linked to a nationwide outbreak of hepatitis a. more than 130 beam have gotten sick. locally several cold stone creameries served them. we have all the specifics on our denver 7 app. >>> a popular trail is closed because a prairie dog colony has the plague. than a mile of cherry creek regional trail. park officials noticed a die off. one animal tested positive for the plague, which is a disease transmitted by infected fleas. the county is closing that stretch of trail for two weeks while they put pesticides on the prairie dog holes. >> coat the hole all the way around. when the prairie dog goes through the hole it kills the fleas. >> the den

u.s. 6 closed from golden to highway 119 until 5:00 this morning. >>> this morning on veterans day colorado honors those who served our country with a special ceremony. shawn chitness is at fort logan national cemetery. >> reporter: good morning. certainly ceremonies across our one here at this post, serving those -- honoring those who served. members of the colorado national guard will be here. we're looking at video from last year's ceremony. which can be an emotional event. it was last year. today is the service, sacrifice and ongoing achievements. almost 22 living million americans have served living here at home and abroad. the event at this vfw post sent to begin at 11:00 a.m. shawn chitness, cbs4 morning news. >>> shawn, thank you very much. a colorado pearl harbor survivor will be honored at a christian high school. the 94-year-old was 19 when he was a sailor on bored the u.s.s. arizona when that attack began. he is one of the last remaining survivors who is planning on returning to hawaii in december to mark the 75th anniversary of pearl harbor. >>> also there are freebies and deal

colorado. you'll find all that terrific information at cbsdenver.com. >>> u.s. authorities are investigating a potential terror threat for the day before the election. the threat comes from al-qaeda. it comes to possible attacks taking place in new york, texas and florida on monday. of the incoming information. >> we're in a state of vigilance. we were already in a period of ramp up because of the marathon on sunday and the extraordinary events of tuesday night having two presidential campaigns having their events in new york city. >> it's not unusual to see an increase in threats leading up to the election. >>> a donald trump campaign office in denver was jamie leery was at the scene as the clean up process began. >> reporter: somebody spray painted -- that's been cleaned up. just around the corner, take a look at this, majority of the graffiti. denver has a special graffiti task force. a good samaritan volunteered to come clean up the mess. without surveillance, it's a hard case to crack. scrape the l's off the windows, scott got to work with his power washer.

u.s. army. it included a couple of years where he was stationed in colorado when he became fan, and now he is watching his son in his fourth year as a starter at quarterback, and 1:23 from leaving them from a three-year stretch where they went 2-25 in conference play to an 8-1 regular-season conference record and a date with washington in the championship game. >> brady: end it all starts up front with the center, alex kelley. , sr., here on senior night, he is going to be the guy that helps try to get the surge through the colorado offensive >> joe: third down and inches. he turns and hands to lindsay. bouncing, first down! >> brady: he probably could have gotten more. but oh, well, coached a wise play by phillip lindsay to get the first first don bounds, and get down. >> joe: utah saving that last timeout to wind down to one minute. all but the details in the final seconds now. victory formation. it has been a long time since it has meant this much for the >> joe: and kyle whittingham just now uses the third and final timeout. you know, the last time somebody other than stanford or oregon won the pa

u.s. cities are doing so as well among them boulder colorado. it the places a two cents per ounce tax on soda and other sugary drinks. city officials say they are still trying to figure out how to implement the tax. san francisco, a one in albany, california, also passed sugary drink tax measures. berkley, california approved one in 2014 but they approved their tax back in june. >>> well, i approve of the weather forecast, at 4:43. >> katie is here with the answer. it is november. >> well, it looks and feels like november out there we will see ebb and flow in the thermometer the next couple of days. the it is a very typical day for standard have of november 10th but we will warm up tomorrow, cool down again come saturday so there is still that, mini roller coaster expect to take effect here but storm scan quiet as could be, still residual clouds they are spinning with time and you can see what is left now well out to sea so any of the clouds or rain we had to deal with is retreating with you in the wake a lot of times you'll fine tease event win

washington, you have to be a citizen and el paso county colorado, another county in colorado requires deputies to be u.serence is that the federal law says you can't have that kind of requirement unless your local ordinances or regulations require it. what happened is the justice department had some intern go on the same side i did, look for police departments that required citizenship and then checked whether they had dotted their i's and the city council had authorized it, and they found one that forgot, and that's what they did. this is an outrage, that is something you expect from this justice department. charles: it is the kind of thing we expect but the kind of thing the american people reject wholeheartedly, what does it is a? what is the message here? this is taking the idea of seta sides and quotas to even a more bizarre level. >> essentially, what the thinking is here is that u.s. citizenship does not mean anything. that's the point. it's the blur and potentially eliminates the distinction between being a legal immigrant, you are not breaking the law,ure not one of us yet. you haven't fully jo

u.s. are worth $62 annually. >>> a cat that was stuck at the top of a colorado water tower for four days is now safely back on the ground. authorities received the first report of the feline on sunday. two groups offer to rescue it wanted $2000 to do the job. volunteer and set a crew and brought the cat down in a carrier. it was sent to the vet to be looked at. it scales wires and bars to get there.>>> back to an epic prank that has been running for years. it is the brainchild of a man in tampa. by steve reported the story of a twitter account, a fake twitter account, it even they have shatner and some senators. he represented a district that did not exist. it was a fake twitter account as a prank to honor a friend that died, he kept it going to mark the writ. >>> april whose favorite >>> give it up for the dixie chicks! >> that was beyond say at the country music awards, how the crowd directed to the surprise performance? >>> it's severe weather alerts or your location. >>> good morning. we have a couple more days of the sunrise be for 7:00. 81 by lunch time and by pickup time will be warm again with temperature

u.s. that will track through southern california, arizona and into southwestern colorado late saturday night and into sunday morning. it will be a really good snow- maker, especially to the san juans. mid-50s to near 60 degrees here. lower and middle 50s near fort collins and greeley. we will see haze over the area. we have wood burning restrictions in effect below wind, every now and again on the plains. we will get a few gusts 15 to 20 miles per hour. similar situation the foothills. it will not be as strong ask it won't be as widespread as yesterday. 40s in the west. 30s and 40s in the mountains. mostly 50s in eastern colorado. right here at the base of the foothills in and around metro conditions tonight. into the 20s we go. warmer day tomorrow. a brief shower tomorrow. it gets fairly -- excuse me, sunday. fairly windy sunday afternoon and evening much the wind brings in cooler air that will produce slight snow on tuesday. that's not the only snow we will see next week. i will talk about that in a bit in the 9-dkgay outlook. >> oh, yeah. there to get the best deals today. many stores sta

democratic side former presidential candidate bernie sanders was in colorado today campaigning for his former rival hillary clinton and democratic u.s. congress candidate morgan carroll. sanders talked about the importance of raising minimum he says clinton and carroll will fight for these issues. >> there is a lot of responsibility on your shoulders. left us in the next three days do everything we can to make sure that hillary clinton and morgan carroll win on tuesday. >> meanwhile hillary clinton was on a battleground blitz visiting key swing states including florida and pennsylvania. >> late s vote rally in philadelphia. with special guest katy perry. >> ? >> reporter: clinton says the presidential race is about the future. to make sure that america lives up to its promise to every one of our people. especially every one of our children. >> reporter: earlier in the day clinton was holding an event in south florida when a storm moved in. >> you are a hardy bunch of >> reporter: the crowd and the candidate got drenched but the downpour didn't dampen clinton's enthusiasm. >> i want to be the president for everybody. everybody who ag

u.s. owner flag is making another trip to colorado. it will travel here tomorrow as apart of -- as a tribute to trooper donahue. he was hit on i-25 last friday. his funeral set for this friday. >>> the green mountain fire is contained. investigators aren't sure how it staated. the fire burned about 10 acres. no homes were damaged and the dry weather is partially to blame. according to experts, 98% of >>> it's now 6:46. speaking of dry, today is going to be one of those days where ww'll see a lot of sunshine state wide. if we pick up snow, it will be in the mountains. here's from loveland. beautiful. light snow tapering off. fog in the valleys. on our cheat sheet, sunny, but chilly day. calmer winds so that's going to make it feel like it should, closer to bring pretty big cold and snow next week. stay with us. i'll show you what it looks like in a minute. city park, right now, 21. evergreen, 14. frazier, 18. it's a cold start . we're going to see highs doubling those numbers so low to mid 40s by this afternoon. denver, 42. aurora and p