over 30 colorado business leaders called tipton's plans, "a serious threat to the outdoor recreation industry and...thousands of jobs." gail schwartz will defend our public lands and won't put colorado's future up for sale. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> >> it's election day on the east coast and the polls are already open in a small town in new hampshire. >> this is the final campaign stop of the 2016 election. hillary clinton with lady gaga in north carolina right now. tonight, donald trump's last stop in grand rapids michigan. marshall zelinger, 20 of campaigning in colorado today. >> reporter: here is hillary her family, her friends, her surrogates. the list includes former vice president al gore who was in boulder and jefferson county. if i go to governor mike pence's visits, donald trump, it stops between the two of them but the good news is this is the last day of campaigning. >> the next president of the united states of america, donald trump.>> reporter: coming up to a laser light show, donald trump and mike pence campai

colorado to get in on the green and yes we're talking about pot. but if other states legalize, will some people leave? this is what we found out: after tights -- fights downtown the summer, semi -- city leaders blamed "urban for the legal lead, even telling pot shops on the 16th street mall not to sell individual joints. >> why did you come to denver? >> for the best we'd ever. >> seriously? >> yeah, for the weed. >> reporter: this man left louisiana three weeks ago. >> do you meet other people who say that? >> every day. >> reporter: states will vote on legalizing recreational marijuana. arizona, california, nevada, maine and massachusetts. >> i think it's they legalize it elsewhere, they will go to those areas.. it's hard to say how many people moved here for the weed but the city of denver believes 20 to 30% of homeless people are here in part due to legalization or to find jobs in the industry. a spokesperson with the colorado coalition for the homeless says we're seeing more marijuana use. factor but i don't believe that it is the cause of homelessness. i think the cause of homeless

clinton are in colorado in the next week. tonight protesters tried to drown out chelsea clinton as volunteers outside aurora. she will be in boulder tomorrow. tonight, she was five miles from the century 16 future answering the question about gun rights. >> as my mother has said, she does not believe that sensible gun violence prevention measures are in any way incompatible with the second amendment. we should be able to protect the second amendment rights of americans while better protecting americans. >> new numbers show mo t their ballots. that was a third of registered voters. here's the proof you need that colorado's population is booming. the number of registered voters jumped by 300,000 in the past year. >>> the national guard has its cyber team on standby. ohio has called on the unit to hack their voter registration systems. that applause at the closing bell, wall street has jitters. the dow fell more than 100 since june. >>> things are still far from normal in castle rock where police detonated explosive found in a home. the developments tonight, police met with neighbors

and the presidency. >>> trump protesters continue here in colorado and northern 1000 people gathered at the pet amphitheater. organizers callld it a peaceful rally of unity and inclusiveness but one mommy her said he will not give them an open mind presidency. >> absolutely not let me tell you why, you don't go on a campaign trail and demonize communities and the way he has in the language he used in them all the sudden turnaround and say i will moderate myself. we put that out there you cannot take it back. >>> you are looking downtown colorado springs in a similar rally is taking place and dislike over the outcome of the election. >>> postelection drama is taking it according to usa today there are more hate crimes have -- happening then after 9/11. they say there have been more than 200 reports of hate crimes and hate faced intimidation and harassment nationwide since election day. >>> the president-elect tells 60 minutes takinggthe president's $400,000 per year salary, he also says he will not take any big vacation saying there's too much to be done. >>> take a look at this, seve

, backgrounds, all in one room brought together by the interfaith alliance of colorado. the first question, how do you feel after the election? >> and i think there are a lot of people of faith who are very disturbed about the tone of the whole election. >> reporter: let's face it, the race to theewhite house was down right nasty at times. >> it's awfully good someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in >> because you'd be in jail. >> reporter: tonight these people want to figure out where do we go from here and how do we come together? >> and this is one of many steps at aae going to reassure one another that even if we do disagree we can do so with respect. >> reporter: and what a powerful and honest discussion. the rabbi we talked to is expecting more people at the services this weekend. message tomorrow night were on the aftermath of -- night on the aftermath of the election. >>> >. and i want to go back live, this is air tracker 7, please listen, interstate 25 at 23rd has closed southbound. northbound i-25 closed at 6 because of the protesters

. colorado took care of business and needed to be utah and they did it. 27-22. this was the play. tied at 13 he drops one into throw. they forced four turnovers and this when was good for touchdown by kenneth and the party was on. colorado goes to the pac-12 and their in their 10th win of the season. they will play the washington huskies on friday night at that is where the super bowl was last year. coming up we will have more oo the happy highlights and hear from players and the coach. >>> let's go over to safety be cut -- safety because there's a chance we could see snow. >> chances for snow and light rain early tomorrow. we have a big storm system moving into colorado. we are seeing rain and snow into the southwestern part of starting to change. it is going to get really cold up before things improve around here. for tomorrow and monday we have winter weather advisories and purple. winter storm warnings from 16 inches of snow. the advisory for tomorrow morning through monday morning and 6 to 10 inches of snow and for lowe's will have temperatures in the low eye on this snowfall as it cont

will also look into using more fact checking site. your drivers license scored on your phone. colorado is testing a digital license in it -- with a two- year pilot program. pilot program will help show has not been announced yet. >>> whether you want to believe it or not the holidays are here. tonight people came out for the lighting of the start in castle rock. it has been a tradition and dating all the way back to 1936. beautiful fireworks there. the star sits on too of the historic wilcox square if you want to check it out. >>> tonight it was the annual south loan small parade and entry lighting in a. one of the biggest guest of this year was everyone there is ready for the holiday season. >> in the spirit of the holiday season volunteers came out to modify toys to make them easily accessible for kids with disabilities. the hack of on it helps the kid to may not have proper motor skills to use toys otherwise. the local nonprofit behind this is that this little hackers which started in westminster. >>> take a look at this. this is some of the food at your 7-dollar donation can buy to

. >>> a colorado went blue with a selection that one of our electors is trying to block trump from taking the white house. if he can persuade 37 % republican electors to vote against trump the house of representatives will get involved. despite all this last-minute wrangling the u.s. it's up -- is prepared for preparing for a large-scale inauguration. this big map of washington dc the just shared from the 58th presidential inauguration test wars this is what they will use to build their security >>> protest sweeping the nation in colorado against construction of the pipeline in north dakota. the decision is on hold. >> passion and solidarity for the standing rock city. students at the university of denver showing their support for they are standing against the government's plan to build afford billion-dollar oil pipeline through four states including their sacred grounds. more protesters uniting in the circle of boulder other chaining themselves to the wells fargo bank because of its connection to deal. denise said she was protesting with hundreds of others in north dakota but they encour

live, denver 7. >> thanks for that, liz. and marijuana is legal or allowed to be legal in colorado because the federal government is not enforcing the law that bans pot. when president-elect us attorney general pick is on record saying marijuana is dangerous and legal. we took a close look tetrarch transition. >> reporter: senator jeff sessions one of the first big names to come out and support trump, and an immigration hard liner is the president-elect's pick for the top law enforce. officer. before sessions was the us senator, he was the alabama state attorney general and he was denied a federal judgeship in the 80s over allegations he made racist is anti-american, and a man testifd in court that sessions called him names and joked about the kk k, saying he was fine with the members until he found out they smoked marijuana. sessions denies all of it. >> i'm not a racist, i support civil rights in my state. >> reporter: the other big pick for trump's national team, kansas congressman mike pompeio to lead the cia. he's a harsh critic of clinton and obama, accusing them of not keepi