reporting live in downtown denver, i'm amanda del castillo, denver 7. transition to the president see. for the first time, president obama discussing this meeting you're seeing here with his successor. take a listen. >> mr. president you talked specifically about his temperament. do you still have any concern about his temperameet? >> i think what will happen with the president deselection there's going to be certain elements of his temperament that will not serve him well unless he recognizes them. and corrects them. >> the las one of the first hires is drawing criticism. talking about stephen bannon. he's been named the chief strategist and senior counselor to the president. the southern poverty law center says that bannon has no business in the white house saying he's a racist, sexist and -- but trump's manager is coming to bannon's defense. >> he's been the general of this campaign and frankly people should look at the full resume. he's got a business degree, he's in entertainment. i don't know >> bannon -- >>> muslims americans says they're worried

in northeast denver. a report released yesterday says the department is lagging behind and safety inspections, hiring, and response teams. denver fire says it needs more stations near green valley ranch, and northfield. one station is under construction but two are only in the planning stage. >> these plans in place. it's making sure get the funding for it. >> meanwhile, firefighters say safety inspections are behind because of the growing marijuana industry and the fire academy was canceled two years ago out oo denver -- budget concerns. >>> resident obama joining leaders from key european countries in germany to talk about security and economic challenges as the u.s. prepares for president-elect trump to leaders of germany, britain, france, italy and spain today. it's probably his last four leaving office. discussion revolved around nato, trade agreements, and efforts to fight climate change. this meeting comes as donald trump has made more pics for his presidential cabinet. trumps team announced this m

at downtown denver. you can see the homeless camps, they're back. homeless sweeps, they had little impact. how officer could respond this morning. >>> plus you have seen the anti-trump protest in denver. could a colorado man prevent the president elect from entering the white house. >> it's a long shot, but it's a possibility. we'll explain in a couple of minutes, but first lisa hidalgo joins us with our forecast that has moisture in it. >> it has been 6 weeks since we have seen anything, and now we have a beautiful start, and dry conditions today, but a chance for some rain and some snow

a racist rant caught on video here in denver. that is transient 39-year-old robert arnold yelling at a group of hispanic children. they were filming a movie scene if a local nonprofit when this happened on sunday. the founder of films believes this hate is no coincidence. >> i feel like it has embold ended and empowered a lot these closet racists. >> if we were a group of non- latino children, i don't think this would have happened. >> denver police were able it find and arrest the man. >>> a news alert now for your thanksgiving travel. the state departmenn is warning americans traveling to europe bay heightened risk of terror attacks. qaeda. they are manning attacks over ?he holiday period. the warning mention the usual areas of concern like tourist sites and large public ttansportation centers. >>> a man in brooklyn, new york facing charges accused of attempting to support isis. it is 37-year-old mohammed naji. federal prosecutors say he was considering an attack during the macey's thanksgiving day parade. he traveled to yemen

at downtown denver. you can see the homeless camps, they're back. homeless sweeps, they had little impact. how officer could respond this morning. >>> plus you have seen the anti-trump protest in denver. could a colorado man prevent the president elect from entering the white house. >> it's a long shot, but it's a possibility. we'll explain in a couple of minutes, but first lisa hidalgo joins us with our forecast that has moisture in it. >> it has been 6 weeks since we have seen anything, and now we have a beautiful start, and dry conditions today, but a chance for some rain and some snow it could be our first official snow of the season in denver. waking up from our vero -- our wireless camera. this is the strongest cold front this season. and a little moisture. today, still warm. fire danger remains extremely high today. we're near 80 degrees this afternoon. denver near 78 to 80 degrees near du. aurora, this afternoon, a high of 75. quick snap shot of our futur tomorrow afternoon, a chance for some rai

it's 31 degrees in denver. we have wind chills in the 20s, but we'll be close to 60 degrees right around 2:00. so it's a decent warmup today. it's still above normal. even with a cold front rolling through, we're normal. broomfield, 59. centennial, a high of 60. aurora is going to hit 59 and lakewood, same thing, close to 60 this afternoon. up and down the front range, we have mid to upper 50s. 55 in the springs. 60 in steamboat. and a mild 64 in montrose. looking ahead weekend, we're back in the 60s. mid to upper 60s both saturday we could see more dry cover in the mountains. it's dry. tuesday and wednesday, temperatures are going to get one last little boost before this next storm. so we're talking low 70s and with this next storm approaching, winds will likely pick up, so i wouldn't be shocked if we see red flag warnings popping up. high fire danger on wednesday. then thursday with this storm, temperatures drop 20 degrees and there's a chance foo some rain and snow. we're going to keep a close on this one. j

all denver police -- denver homicide investigation. we'll update you on information. >>> it's 6:14. a live look from air tracker 7. on some slick spots you can see flashing lights at the top of the screen, this is eastbound i-70 on peoria. that's causing slow going in some parts. be careful. delays on the big board at dia. that snow yesterday forced airlines to delay some flights, others had to cancel some flights. this morning, hundreds of people are >> united airlines tells us their deicing equipment was broken yesterday and that forced them to cancel several flights. one of you sent us this picture inside of an -- >>> former presidential candidateean was stuck at dia. heesaid, quote denver is a beautiful airport and possibly the worse run in the u.s. dia was ranked the 9th worst airport in the country. bear petting a sled dog. this is a real deal. this isn't like it's photo shopped. >> this is probably the best video of the day. animal experts says it's -- it's unusual to see a bear pet a dog. that bear is pull on petting the dog and this is a sled dog, so he's leashed up. so i d

last night at the intersection of east denver and 11th. police say the driver had the right of way. yesterday after the plane ran out of fuel. nobody was hurt. but for a while a lane of i-70 was closed until they could tow the plane off to the rifle airport. close call. >>> let's find out what weather and traffic is looking like every 10 minutes on the 4's. >> quiet in the weather department for now. big changes the end of the week, with rain and snow, even in denver on thursday. for now we have clear skies, beautiful view to the east. sunrise temperature trend. last couple of days 60s and 70s. yesterday officially 72. today 78. that would be tying the record. tomorrow the record is 77. we'll be close with 76. look at that, thursday down to 49. i'm being optimistic, because i think we'll reach 49 around lunchtime. colder than that in the afternoon thursday, with cold rain changing over to some snow. maybe an inch or two of accumulation in denver thursday. today, sunny skies. new like summer weather, enjoy afternoon and tomorrow afternoon,

denver native, susana cordova has left her mark on the students of denver public schools. susana cordova's career at denver public schools serving as the chief of schools in 2015, she was named acting superintendent for six months while tom bosburg went on leave an experience she cherished. >> i can't help but think back to being a student in the denver public schools and never imagining that i could one day be the leader of that organization. >> cordova has dedicated her life to improving educational opportunities for students in public schools. lives of children throughout the k through 12 system. >> nelson mandela said education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world and it is the absolute truth. it has transformational powers. >> while working as a middle school teacher, she visited the humble homes of students, helping students to excel and encouraged >> it was a really powerful experience to see just how much people were sacrificing to ensure their kids had education and access and how important it is for us in the schools to ensure we're living

denver. it's been going on for hours, nonstop. this crowd marched from the capitol to the 16th street mall, and in fact they were just confronted by police on the parkway. they managed to shut down some streets, but so far the protests have been peaceful. and pro tests are creating a -- protests are creating a traffic mess right now in boulder. hundreds of demonstrators blocked both directions of us 36 tonight. last update these marching up folsom streets. >> >. so denver, boulder, just a couple of dozens of cities where we are sseing protests tonight. hundreds marched through the streets of baltimore, and a similar situation in dallas. police did arrest one woman, accused of carrying meth and a gun in her bag. and for a second night in a row protests turned violent in oakland. there are reports of 30 arrests and 3 officers injured there. and here's a live look in los dozen protesters in la trying to shut down traffic on the 101 tonight. >> and denver 7 has team coverage for you tonight. adam is in downtown denver and liz went to

denver's mayor acknowledges the right, but says the law is on denver's side. last year denver received $175 million in federal funding. used mostly for transportation, housing and services for the city's most vulnerable populations. rudy gonzales -- helps thousands of latino families. the values of being an inclusive diversity quite frankly, where an economic juggernaut today because we are an inclusive diverse city and -- >> denver and aurora police have refused to hold anyone based on their immigration status. it's unclear how far trump can go to enforce this promise of withholding federal funding, without congressional support. >> we recognize that the importance here. but we also understand the law is on our side. we have never passed an ordinance or law in the city of denver that is not allow us or said we're not going to property with the federal government. >> denver does not plan to change its policy and city council earlier this week it was symbolic vote to remain an all-inclusive city. >> democratic mayors from nearly a dozen major cities appear read

at park avenue and denver. you can see dozens of homeless campers blocking the sidewalk and this is a few hours after denver police performed that homeless sweep. a lot of those campers out there move. >> eric luber out there with more information. good morning, eric. >>reporter: good morning to you. police accompanied city workers to clean the sidewalks and what's happening is the homeless are leaving the area to sweep a certain part of the sidewalk and they're moving to a different part of the sidewalk not too far from where they are. where the homeless were -- it's a mess out here and police plan to come out with city workers to clean this pprt. the denver homeless out loud will tell you that police are harassing the homeless and threatening them saying they'll be arrested, but denver -- they're here to accompany the cleaning crews who are sweeping this area. they're saying that they're trying to provide other options for the ho their belongings in storage and offering areas where they can goat shelter. so y

. 45 degrees in denver. michael spencer now has an update on the cu buffs. >>> it's 7-2 and ranked 12th in rankings, everything seems to be looking up for cu. ever good team has their problems and their problem last week was penalties. 12 in total. coach mack not liking that. they got the win. but if it will continue, the penalties have to stop. >> we definitely had a good team talk, team, not team bonding. we had a good time as a team talking about the mistakes and trying to reassure ourselves and remind the guys what our goal is and if we do that again that could really hurt our chances of winning games and potentially being in the championship game. >> cu on the road saturday night, 8:00 kickoff against arizona. ,, ,, 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. no! look at my map. take it in. oh! yeah, there you go

garbage. >> denver's recycling rate is 18%. it's one of the lowest in the country. >> reporter: the national recycling rate average is 34%. a pair of nonprofit groups say denver is so wasteful because there aren't enough recycling options. >> about a third of residents in denver live in apartment buildings with seven or more recycling options. >> reporter: eco cycle and colorado public interest research groups say solutions are cutting fees for composting, providing more access, and financial incentives for recycling. >> the recommendations from the report are actually pretty much in line with what the city recommendations are. >> reporter: denver solid waste management's charlotte pitt says the city is working on a plan to improve recycling rates. when there's never been a cheap, pitt says it's hard to drive policy initiatives. >> we're trying to buck that system a little bit. >> denver is taking steps in the right direction, but we need to do more, more quickly. >> faster just means money. i think the city is investing in the

in our in the denver region. has increased. it's more than tenfold. >> two years ago we had trouble finding heroin. >> now you're tripping over it. >> . local police and federal agents are cracking down. making bigger heroin seizures and more arrest. some tell fox 31 problem solvers the ne is broken in denver. police catch the dealers. but judges release them. setting them free. without any cost or consequence. skpwhr. >> my concern. this system puts public safety at risk. >> . problem solvers went through five months of denver probatione reports and cases filed involving accused heroin deals 115 cases where we could determine what happened in the court process. we found 72 suspected heroin dealers. were leased by the judge. on a personal recognizance bond. a promise to come back for the next court hearing. >> . most of them did not. >> these 48, 66 percent of those released on a bond -fpt didn't show up. >> people like this. 22 year-old. denver police arrested him in april. and according to to the police report. found multiple

denver at 56. boulder 58. greeley 59. 50s on the eastern plains and 50s in the high country as well. in southern colorado you'll see this morning. that's because of the cold front which is now sitting over the panhandles of texas and oklahoma. as that front drops south through texas today, it's going to allow high pressure to build back in from california. that will mean a nice weekend warmup, 60s for tomorrow as well as sunday. sunshine all weekend long. northern pacific ocean, yesterday we were talking about a storm off the coast of japan. it's made its way to that's the storm system that will hopefully bring colorado some snow the end of next week. looking more likely that the mountains will see significant snow. denver and the front range, looking less and less likely we would see beneficial moisture here. of course we'll keep you posted. today sunny, high 56. the weekend mid-60s. next week warm, at least to start the week, 68 monday. 74 close to a record on tuesday. let's check the traffic. here's joel hi

out near denver international. with more on that. >> it's still really windy out i want to show you exact hroeu how that made things worse. the fire started on this side of the house. it picked up all that dry stuff on the ground. and wind was so intense. it blew the flames clear across the road. lighting a fire. on this side too. >> very very scary. >> when this home went up in >> phofrldmented hag so 1234-789d hag so drew and wab 1234-789d we need the snow so bad. we'll take thinking here. >> instead they got wind. >> it was blowing real hard. it's so dry. >> record high temperature. >> a recipe for disaster. >> fire crews were able to save s*efl hoers. >> . against them. people who live out here. say they feel lucky. this fire wasn't worse. >> . and you can see fire crews are still out here tonight. trying to put out the last of the flames. now. as dave said. we are due for some moisture tomorrow. that would be great news for this area. hopefully it will lower the fire danger. >> radar and weather ae letters on

now just east of denver. it will fill in over the metro area within the next couple of trace to 2 inches near denver and across northeastern colorado. 40s today. we will be back in the 50s tomorrow and it is drier on thanksgiving. a look at just how warm it will get through the end of the week. >> one of the areas we're concerned about for a lot of snow cover is down here into castle rock and down farther south into monument hill. -?right now, in castle rock, it is just wet for the most part. i've seen a few flakes down here. not seeing anything stick to the roads just yet. >> thanksgiving is thursday. christmas right around the corner. if you've still got some travel news for you next. >> and an american man accused >>> let's check out the dual board. that would be the eyen hour one. probably already raining in a lot of parts of denver. down here in downtown denver, denver is going blue for the last couple of week of november. buildings like the pepsi center and the cloud cover tower will go blue each night

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they turn to denver 7 for help. >>> your 6:00 a.m. story starts in denver. homeless camps will be cleared out. officials are sweep. in march, a ssmilar sweep for several advocacy groups to take action. >> an denver attorney taking the case to court. amanda del castillo is joining us from downtown denver. amanda, when will the sweep start? >>reporter: the sweeps could start as early as 6:00 a.m. at any moment. moments ago, a fire crew just arrived on seenn i'm not sure why. they got here justtoutside on the sidewalk. this is one example of those homeless encampments we're talking about. there's a motion for class action litigation pending against the sweeps and the attorney representing the homeless says the city's refusal to wait for the court to rule is a disrespect of the court and disrespecting constitutional law. camping along city property is illegal under the urban camping ban. the city saying it's a matter of health and safety. city workers and and collect belongings that will be put into storage until they're claimed. >> sending the message, you're t

stay with us this is denver p on saturday morning -- denver 7 on saturday morning. we leave you here in our first hour of the show, pikes peak, a >>> denver 7 news starts right now. >> we start with breaking news this saturday morning. a shooting investigation underway near city park. this happened before 2:30 on jackson street and 28th. this is right near city park. a man was rushed to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. details surrounding the shooting are still unclear right now. >>> also breaking fo violence at an anti-trump protest in oregon for the second night in a row. shots fired at protesters as they marched the streets. the person who pulled the trigger is still on the run. one person was rushed to the hospital, but he's expected to be okay. >>> 8:00 on this saturday morning, weather is very quiet. we have a ridge of high pressure across the state, some increasing cloud coverage on the western slope but for the most part, we'll stay very dry all this weekend. steamboat springs, bright blue sky, they have started to make veil, they are open for

denver 7 a -- amanda decaatillo. >>reporter: the property is going to be removed from the sidewalks around 6:00 this morning, although there hasn't been a time set or released to us. we're told as early as 6:00. the way so you can see what we've been talking about. this is an example. homeless encampments we have been talking about. the city's refusal to wait for the court is rule is disrespecting the court and disrespecting constitutional rights and the sweep are being carried out today with many wondering what's next for those being removed from city property. >> as their attorney, i h lot of ideas for solutions, but what i'm concerned right now is about united states constitutional rights. the 4th and 14th amendments and that's what we're fighting to protect. >> williams his says law office is going to represent anyone who is going to be resisting or protesting against what he's calling unconstitutional and immoral sweeps. >> some community was fed up with the homeless population and one homeowner says it's not wo

they cannot win in denver. 110-107th final. jamal murray gave credit to the fans for the win. >> they gave me energy. i try to give to back. we were able to carry on throughout the game. >> a quick turnaround as they take on the utah jazz tonight seven tonight. >>> the cu buffs are now number nine in the latest college football playoff rankings if they can get a win against utah, they will advance to their first pac-12 title game. they have to beat utah and their pac-12 title hangs in the balance. it is not exactly the rivalry cu and nebraska once had, but it is the biggest game of the season. >> i view it as the next game coming up. it's the biggest game of the season because it is our next different way. which shade of red do you despise the most? utah or nebraska? >> [ laughter ] i would say nebraska because my dad still doesn't let anyone wear red when i go home. not even my mom. >> hey, family is important. i get you, buddy. in our centurylink poll question we asked what's the she hopes to be the next ariana grande. rachel

you are safe in denver. it's in response to president- elect donald trump's threat to cut funding to cities that ignore immigration law. we asked the mayor whether he's telling people who live illegally outside denver they should move in. >> it's a reality. denver has been a welcoming inclusive city. we are the city we are today in terms of our inclusiveness and vibrancy and being one of the we always encourage people to follow the law. we're not going to detain people when there's not a lawful warrant for us to detain individuals and we're not needlessly going to break up families when it's not necessary because ultimately it become an even greater burden on all of us. >> the mayor said he would not support a declaration like one made in san francisco that ordered city workers not to cooperate with immigration agents. >> we'll never direct our city employees not to work with federal officials. we follow the federal immigration law. what we won't federal government's job. >> as for the threat from trump to c

did she is now they're available and denver branches of alpine bring our amazon.com. not just firefighters anymore please officers and 12 inspiring stories. a lawsuit filed sunday will stop progress. homeowner said it closed thank you i 70 is not fair to them or the community. present i like trump still working on his cabinet what his transition needed team held today to get people on board. a metro man misdiagnosed for years by me getting the all new tonight a local coalition of community groups now calling for a halt the ice 70 expensive project denver as well as a federal lawsuit the prodigy right on the interstate through the variance want to neighborhoods. they said it considered every aspect of their plan they stand behind the decision. ts gun the oven a bond to study does quarter look at all the different aspects that it every different solutions solution what we come up with will fix that highway which desperately needs it and really help reconnect these communities. the fed say they consider the coalition's complaint and whether are not to take any action the

like 15 in 15 in denver is the windchill. the strongest is now shifting off to the east will see the drier air taking over as we get past midnight this guys will clear. back tomorrow the sun's energy is going into melting this now expect a cool day. sunny for your friday across the rest of the state the back edge of the storm system lifting away. but even that was out with a good-looking friday unfortunately they clearing skies tonight coldest night of this season single digits in the mountains teens and 20s i've got denver at 18 tonight and highs tomorrow '30s and 40s in the mountains in only 40s over the eastern plains we stay on the cool side. your highs for friday the first time going all the way back to and 41 degrees to sell pda down into northglenn do. and here on the south side of town and douglas county that's no ended up being deeper than we thought two to 4 inches is can take a little more son's energy to melt it that means you get warm up 32 to 36 degrees. eighteen as the snow comes to an end watch out for icy roa

around 50 degrees in denver. if you look at the ski reports from the mountain, they're blank when it shows snow fall. it needsssnow up there. we'll talk to lisa in a second . >>> i'm going to talk about a story you'll see on denver seven. started line backing per the broncos, you probably know his protest to the national anthem. we sat down with a man who knows marshal best, his mom. >> barbara marshal discussed her relationship with her son and says he loves schools and education and always tried to give back. she got emotional when she described leaving brandon's father. >> we had -- we had to live in a shelter for 26 days because he was looking for us. it was too and he never laid a hand on my boys, but i didn't want them in that environment at all. it was something that i needed to do and i never looked back. >> there were lighter moments during the interview. barbara tells us what brandon's favorite home cook meal. you can find that full conversation by downloading our free denver seven app. >>> a halloween

leaves. >> reporter: when it comes to recycling, denver is basically garbage. >> denver's recycling rate is 18%. it's one of the lowest in the country. >> reporter: the national recycling rate average is 34%. a pair of nonprofit groups say denver is so wasteful because there aren't enough recycling options. >> about a third of residents in denver live in apartment buildings with seven or more have to offer recycling options. >> reporter: solutions are cutting fees for composting, providing more access and financial incentives for recycling. >> the recommendations from the report are actually pretty much in line with the city recommendations. >> reporter: denver solid waste management's charlotte pitt says the city is working on a plan to recycling rates. >> we're trying to buck that system. >> denver is taking steps in the right direction, but we needed to more, more quickly. >> faster means money. so i think the city is investing in the resources we need, but it is a slow process. >> that was kelly werthmann reporting for us. as for apartment recycling, the city says it's basically a fr

we will see that mister here in denver. post those tonight in the 30s, but a lot above freezing in we'll be in the 40s and 50s at ease. highs tomorrow, a weak little kolpak comes in tonight where you're sleeping only in the 60s and '70s replacing the warm '70s and 80s today. had dipped down of about 10 degrees back in the 60s over most of the mountains and points west. 43 degrees partly cloudy and a cold night tomorrow we're going to 68 under partly as then these guys. fifty-nine is where we should be. getting rid of the 70s and 80s, but just about except for wednesday. 60 degrees. then we go back to the low 70s for your thursday, friday, call again into the 60s albright until we hit monday of next week where we might get a rain shower. >> we'll hold onto that. what one woman that was a simple procedure she says went terribly wrong. >> the problem solvers look into the issue of the woman is now dealing with after having some hair removed. a billion-dollar deal that is when colorado company joining >> the issue several anima

denver 7 cracking down on illegal marijuana houses. more than0 busted yesterday after police say ttey received complaints. sources tells denver 7 no one lived in those homes. they were used to grow pot. just this year, the dea warn that marijuana houses may be the new meth houses. >>> denver police added 100 hhurs to change -- so did see a decrease in crimes. amanda del castillo has that story. >>reporter: crime is down according to denver police. they compared crimes from october 2016 to the same time last year when 100 extra hours of patrolling wasn't available or it wasn't initiated. but they're concentrating and focusing their efforts on the stretch of east colfax between grant and josephine. in october -- also declining the number of arrests made this year. 240 people were arrested from january through may. 203 between july and october. all signs pointinto a slightly safer colfax. i have spoke with the district 6 commander about the district's effort. >> the bike patrol started down there and i had one officer get in a ffot chase

that was the latest first snow on record in denver and that happened back in 1934. in recent years -- seeing the first denver snow in november hasn't been that unusual. it's happened four times in the last decade and in each of the last two years. keystone has pushed back friday's opening a week to november 11th because of the trouble getting loveland says temperatures finally dropped down far enough sunday night to fire up the snow guns. the good news there is a little snow fell at the eisenhower tunnel last night. it's your chance to weigh in on when you think the snow will fall first. we're bringing back snow on 9. share your twitter and facebook using the hash tag snow on 9. it aims to help the homeless earn their own money. how it works coming up. then-- sky high rent appears to be going down in one part of the metro-- when we could know if the price drop is more than a temporary trend apartment rates in denver are down a bit this year when you compare them to this time last year. d-u real estate professor we talked to says that may be because there are more pl

today in denver mostly sunny. i know you won't forget, your known has a different -- phone has a different time on it. we move the clocks back an hour. it's my favorite weekend of the year. >>> and it marks either the time my stove is finally right or is going to be wrong the next four months. southbound coming down into town, it's just starting to load up and that's slowing down underneath i-70. along i-70 itself, seeing more volume southbound coming down into town we have speeds into the upper 50s. ten minutes, now just 9 minutes from 120th to i-70. we watch along i-270, where it starts to load up first in the eastbound direction. but we have speeds into the 60s. that's a good sign of what is to come. across the denver metro area, watch out for a tree if you're traveling along cherry at southbound along i-225 looking good. take a look at the drive times from the east, northbound along i-225 from mississippi to i-70. >>> thank you very much. we have breaking news we want to bring you this morning. two american se

last night in downtown denver. people started up the state capitol and going over to 16th street mall all the police were monitoring that crowd. >> it started at 7:30 and it went until 11:30. if you look closely, they went on a ramp onto i-25. the freeway was forced to be shut down. it was less than an hour from 6th avenue to 23rd street. no one was injured or arrested. >> air tracker over the scene last night and from the skk you can see the number of people out there. >> there was quite a few. eric luber joins us with their message. >>reporter: good morning, we know the country is divided. if you look at the election, it's split down the middle. trump winning that state. the popular vote has gotten closer. you have a lot of people upset about this election. watch. >> [chanting] >> of source, this around dinner time last night around 5:30. the march peaceful, went down 16th street and wrapped back around to the state capitol. spread to the city and county. it closed down highways. a lot of opinions here. listen. >

and 68 in denver this afternoon. the first alert tomorrow, the details on the storm this weekend. >>> fire it up behind you. we have a good drive going on here. putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. i'll go backstage before a show... yes.. room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. alright, good. woman: after all donald trump has said and done... she ate like a pig... you can do anything. i moved on her like a b***h! woman: trump's just so disgusting and degrading. he's bragged about assaulting women, and he's

just 36 hours ago, it was 80 degrees in denver. this morning, we're starting off 60 degrees colder. 20s this morning. we'll be in the 40s this afternoon. so a little better. a little warmup and back in the 60s by sunday. and what snow you have at your house will likely be gone by sunday. we're going to be in the 50s and 60s both days this weekend. fast moving system. i showed you this yesterday, how fast it was going to move out and you can see it moving up and through the dakotas and into minnesota. see clear skies this morning, temperatures right around 6 to -- now 16. it was 20. we're at 16 in denver which makes it feel like 9 when you factor in those winds coming out of the northeast. aurora, you're at a wind chill of 9. at the airport, 5. alan's park, 8. bertha's pass, 27 degrees below zero. it was a quick hit of winter for us and today you're going to feel temperatures closer to freezing by 9:00. 10 degreess3 warmer this afternoon so highs around 40 and then overnight tonight, clear and again cold, but things will start to wa

the city of denver is planning to once again sweep homeless camps out of downtown denver next week. now, you may recall the last time it happened, a cbs4 investigation revealed money donated to help the homeless was used instead to sweep them away. >> cbs4 investigator brian maass broke the story. steps in now with new information. >> reporter: the city of stopped diverting donations intended to help the homeless. now they are taking another step to make sure what we found is not repeated. these were the highly controversial sweeps pushing the homeless out of downtown. what became equally controversial is how we learned how this was funding. the hancock administration funded the sweeps partly by taking money from a homeless people doe nateing money to help the homeless. >> i think they realized what they did was wrong. >> reporter: the aclu has been highly critical about how the funds were diverted and major hancock called it an administrative snafu. >> someone may have looked at the fund and said it seems appropriate. but when you take a closer look and we have already corrected it

. >> denver seven has team coverage. eric luber covering the protest in downtown denver. nicole brady is tracking the protest. we saw with the anger on the streets of denver as the transition is happening in washington. protest in downtown denver for a second night now. >>> for the most part, the protest have been peaceful in this exchange. >> [indiscernible] for racism. >> i'm sorry, its confederate flag. am i not seeing a confederate flag. >> yeah, you are. >> i haven't seen one of those since i left louisiana, man. >> you're not understanding how people feel about that. >> the protest in denver lasted seven hours. no reports of any arrests or injuries. >>> a long night for law enforcement obviously as they remain peaceful during this anti-trump protest. but there were times where it did escalate. we saw a piece of video a few seconds ago, also there was a man in a truck flying a confederate flag and an american flag and some say he was antagonizing them. >> i'm showing i'm patriotic and i believe in what i believe in and if i have flags flying out of my truck it should

we have more snow coming to will see some of that in the denver area. we are seeing dark clouds off to the west. a lot of them are evaporating. deeper moisture and yellow to the southwest but we will have some rain showers here you during the evening. we zoom in closer to denver and we are starting to see the snow line come down the base of the elevation. southwest rain at lower elevations the blue as the snow it continues as rain in grand junction past montrose and you get down to the san juan mountains and there is some snow in and around the telluride area. you see the deep blue down toward telluride and in some places close to a foot of snow. temperatures today fifties in the mountains cooler 40 39 in the spring and another warm day was sixties and seventies, montauk. denver coming calming and down at 65 degrees today that number has gone down to record 73 and they other end was . right now outside 5051. you can see the temperatures well into the sixties so anything falling out of the clouds into this warm air will be in the form of rain. up to vail

reporting live outside of denver police headquarters i'm amanda del castillo denver 7. >>> denver 7 first alert. >>> just in deputies in northern california responded to a days i know after getting tips about inmates that they're looking for who escaped last week. they had a days i know in gilroy surrounded but they did not find these two suspects. these guys broke out of jail in santa clara last wednesday. the people who were at the days i know that they found a man and tw custody. and questioned but at this point it's not clear how they're possibly related to the jail breek out. >>> i'm jason, live in frisco covering the snow this morning. just light snow falling this morning. you can kind of see right above the mountain. it's blurry because that's snow coming down. plowing out the parking lot here this morning. good 3 to 4 inches fell here. it is very cold and we've been now they've plowed i70 but still very slippery out here and that's why there's traction laws in effect. love land pass is closed because of iaaf large danger. they had to close portions of i07 out here out west yesterd

denver police are responding to an officer-involved shooting. they have confirm had the with us now. it happened along the 14500 we'll bring you the latest information when we know more. right now we don't have a lot of information on this. we'll keep you posted throughout the show. >>> let's turn back now to election day when the whole presidential election is said and done, do you think either candidate will be a graceful loser? 9 news post had the to our experts. >> so they weighs in on that and -- weigh in on that and small town election overnight that gave one of the andrew sorenson has more from the election sent her. >> hillary clinton takes that one. is that bearing for the rest of the country? >> i don't know since when. 50% of the votes not bad. clinton. 2 to trump, 1 to johnson and write in for mitt romney. if that's any indication of the outcome of the election, we'll see what happens tonight. >> split part with third parties. >> it's interesting that gary johnson got a vote out of diil people are frustrated with both major parties.

trump stop in denver tomorrow. who are today's a-list supporters -- >> they're going for their base. for hillary clinton, that includes minority voters. across the country, the african american vote is down significantly. and bill clinton is a natural surrogate. today's crowd, not a good sign especially in denver's 5 points neighborhood where many blac they make up 10% of denver's voters and the mayor acknowledged turn out has been slow in the city. the good news for clinton, the latino vote is up and could off set the african vote. >> when we were still in lawsuit, she was in south texas registering mexican-american voters. she was in south carolina trying to get african american >> former republican presidential candidate dr. ben carson and oklahoma governor mary falon rallying the gop base here. they were in castle rock where trump is struggling with white college-educated women. carson talked to them about obama care. >> if hillary gets in, she'll say i universal healthcare. [ indiscernible ] single payor syste

situation in denver. protesters have made their way onto i-25. this group has been marching against donald trump since around 5:30 tonight. it started in the streets of downtown denver but has made its way to the interstate. we will continue to monitor this. >>> new developments in the case of a man who killed two bear cubs today. found dan evans of evergreen guilty of discharging a firearm and animal cruelty. he said he shot the bears after they went after his dog. prosecutors say it is unlikely williams will get any jail time at sentencing. >>> new at 10:00 tonight, a teenager sentenced to life to prison nearly 20 years ago is now on the verge of freedom. his early release as a result of a supreme court ruling. it was deemed to automatically sentence juvenile killers to life without parol. karen morfitt, he will be housed there until the paper work goes through. >> reporter: yeah, karen, that is temporary. he was convicted as a teenager and told he would die behind bars. that changed when a judge resent

head to our denver 7 app to find out how to help. >>> people in the denver -- people are outraged by the litter they found. were littering. that video tracked down who did this. they waste who says dumping was a mistake. people say they were upset it took them 28 hours to clean it up. >>> investigators are looking into what started this fire that destroyed a furniture store at 41st and tenison. >>> more announcement from trump on his cabinet. he's expected to pick billionaire steven as treasury secretary. he named congressman tom price of georgia for secretary of -- former label secretary chow to head the department of transportation. >>> trump election split colorado -- last night, community groups held a town hall hoping to address people's concerns and the immigration and lbgt group was there. the biggest -- denver's new da beth hopes that people left last night with more information on discrimination. >> we have seen there have been some -- what appeared to be racially motivated criminal activity, so i think people are anxious and concerned. >> aurora will have a similar meeting

today's highs around lunchtime in the low 40s. 41 here for denver. tonight as the system clears out, we'll drop to 18. dry tomorrow, 39 and windy. chilly day. back to 50s and 60s for the weekend. >> thank you becky. we get out today checking cameras. trying to get our views around town showing which roads are wet and which are dry. going to enjoy dry conditions until 12:30 today be west, things get slick across your roads. keep in mind, there hasn't been moisture to wash our roads off in a long time. drive times are good. could see slowdowns today. colorado springs and denver so far so good. drive times an hour and five minutes both directions. speeds less than 10 minutes there. upper 60s and 70s in the picture. around denver, no major cheryl, watching an inch in from the utah state line that means i-70 getting affected. we're talking way out west so far in our local foothills. things still doing just fine. >> amelia, thank you. not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more har

. >> and the city of denver is behind the city of denver's instagram account, right? no, not the case. now we're trying to figure out who is. 9news starts now. >>> anti- trump protesters in denver appear to be taking friday night off. sky9 was following thousands of people last night moving through downtown denver and a smaller group that managed to shut down i-25. tonight only a small group of protesters outside the state capitol and a small group of counter protesters. he's saying about obamacare suggesting to the wall street journal he's considering keeping parts of it. he expanded on those thoughts in his post election interview with 60 minutes. >> reporter: are you going to make sure people with preexisting conditions are still covered? >> yes. it seems to be one of the strongest assets, also the children living with their parents, very much trying to keep that. adds cost, but it's very much something we're going to be a period if you repeal it and before you replace it when millions could lose. >> we're doing it simultaneously. we're going to replace it. we're n

his wife and daughters are denver natives but he is here illegally. scores of hispanic protesters worry families like his will be torn apart when donald trump takes power. >> they are scared. really scared. people are scared. there is a high degree of anxiety. they don't know what is going to happen. his campaign calls mexicans rapists and drug dealers. the country now feels more dangerous for mexican americans. >> i'm scared people think it is okay to come out and say racist things are going to act on them. >> reporter: trump's campaign rhetoric launched him into the spotlight and fueled his rise. building a wall to mexico, supporting torture, banning immigration. all of it has the protests taking to the streets. >> this is maybe the most disappointed i have ever been in our country. and that is not without an understanding of history. >> reporter: even people who are not old enough to vote took part in the protests today. students at schools across the state walked out of class upset with the results of the election. live at the state capital, stan

some of the major reason why don division between urban america we are in the heart of denver and a wall of america where you're watching us right now this is the very latest this protest will march down the 16th street prepare for traffic problems and denver will have complete coverage a little bit later. we are following new development in case of colorado springs where a woman and teenage girl well when that on fire while sitting under a car. i attempted murder charges the woman who was burned monica is in critical but stable condition and a 14 your relative also stable at the hospital the warning and the southeast weld county after an adult and two children we're either bitten or scratched by rabid feral cat all three are receiving a preventive rabies treatment health officials reminding people to not touch our go near wild animals and vaccinate all pads the per utility fees based on think about being for bugs based on how much you drive, department of transportation testing a pilot program to do just that julie joining us to explain how it would all work. right now see that gets his

seriousl record in denver. dear weather, we love you. >> dear weather, thank you for the amazing, beautiful days. >> dear weather, you did what you could. tomorrow it is going to be cold. but thanks anyway. >> dear weather, thank you for being so warm. >> i have never seen weather like this. >>> we call it forecasting fun. i am meteorologist kathy sabine. the warm before the storm. a beautiful evening in downtown denver after that record high they mentioned of 80 degrees. we will see the number cut in half the next 2 daywise the arrival of a fast-moving storm bringing heavy snow to the northern and central mountains, a trace to lower elevations, rain. dia may see at least 1/10 inch of precipitation, making it the first official snowfall of the season but it is the high country reports doing well with up to 10 inches of snow at steamboat, aspen, vail, tellier ice, key stone, 3-6 inch tlz. winter weather and travel advisories have gone up. we expect a dry overnight period tonight. we do expect a dry drive for you

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and then, the season will end, with oakland at denver. i think denver will be okay, as long as aqib talib comes back. that back keeps being an issue, that really took away something tonight. couldn't you just feel they weren't nearly as dominant on the defensive side in the secondary. action, as well. wolfe is out of the game right now. a lot of stuff going on. >> cris: nice play. nice play. should be able to pin them back here. >> al: to the 4 yard line. jones to the 19. and we go to michele. >> michele: after going undrafted, kapri bibbs has been on denver's practice squad. and he is not just hungry. he is, quote, starving, to play more. he said, i hso i see myself as one of the best backs in the game. sometimes it doesn't happen overnight. but i don't question the process. >> al: may have just earned a meal ticket. 69-yard, catch and run. >> cris: he's trevor siemian's best friend. that makes trevor's stat line look better. >> al: and now, the raiders, can start thinking about the clock, as well. gets around the corner. and wants to st