we talked about colorado. is colorado instructive when arizona voters assess how this might play out here? >> very much so. you know, as i mentioned earlier, the colorado experiment we believe has been a failure but at worse or at best for them it's we have seen is major consequences like i talked about in traffic deaths, accidental ingestion rates and superintendents in colorado saying where is the pot money we were promised. the cherry creek superintendent came out and said the only thing that legalized marijuana brought to our schools is more marijuana. that's another fact. >> what about kids going to schooling high because this is easier to get their hands on. >> i don't think any parent wants that. at the end of the day the institutions that we have for safeguarded from those things. we know that's impossible, but legalizing marijuana is only going make that problem even more worse because you will have folks who are -- it's going to be more accessible. you will have children and we seen also in colorado

in there not many systems and place to come in colorado and one offender live from oklahoma to colorado then came back so in addition to the trafficking outside of colorado that there are lots of people coming in. to participate in the marijuana margin. but that is primarily driven so those attacks are motivated partly because of marijuana but with that statistic. but you would notice the concentration is what you'd expect in major metropolitan areas and the display is not a surprising result you would expect that to naturally occur with interstate trafficking especially uh consequences of the industrialization of marijuana. so i was on a flight to say what he's speaking about this conference? she said don't you think there should be federal coordinating drug laws between the states to cause problems? i smiled to say whether there should be i don't know but the reality is there already is. so many years ago congress passed along but now had a very odd time in history to have their own policies regarding marijuana. wan i cannot think of another situation at any time in history in a manne

especially southern colorado. today for us, going to be warm and dry moving to 60s, almost 70 around here. then as we focus in southern colorado here, here we are tomorrow afternoon. starts to move to south western colorado and southeast too. we'll get showers there. saturday morning we continue to see rain and snow above 8,000 feet. move to central and southeast part of the state. going to be very nice. we could see showers in the foothills south and west of the metro saturday. i don't think it's going to rain around here. south and west, we could end up with good rain by the end of the day saturday. >>> can6:46. plenty of cars out and about moving through smoothly. things are opening up. we've seen earlier crashes cleared from the morning drive. take a look at this, cdot camera 25 evans, further south southwest of colorado boulevard. we're seeing speeds track 35 to 45 miles per hour. no issues north or wreck on eastbound stretch around 270. gary, southbound wads worth is back open at independence. >> that's good

colorado we met in florence. is very inspiring very emotional. i'm glad to see such a beautiful resting place for our troops. what will letter way to preserve their story. to have one of their brothers tell every chance they get guys like 93 old richard of golden in the memories of his time spent in the tenth mountain division. one word pride all the accomplishments one into one thing called pride. still give speeches about his time i wore for two reasons to preserve the legacy of the mountain troops. to honor those fellows who didn't come back. they would want us to tell a a story and tell it well. there legacy is also perfect effort preserved deep in the storage room home to thousands of artifacts commonly housed in the tenth on division resource center they have a database on every man who served and intent including it turns out my own grandfather. charles carnot was assigned to company b my grandpa chuck are years old when he went to italy to serve with them on division i never knew this intel now but kelly

in colorado, factors into almost every map. >> how critical is the state of colorado? >> colorado always seems large on national elections but particularly so this year. i think donald trump has a message. it is really resonating with people here in colorado. freedom. people who believe in rugged individualism. >> reporter: appealing to a party deeply divided. >> the time has come for us to say one voice to our fellow republicans, it is time to come home. >> reporter: but republicans are not enough. they aim at those still on the dependence. >> whoever is the next president, that president will likely set the course of the supreme court for the next 40 years. that is for real. >> so colorado, we have rk you have six days to do it. >> reporter: yeah, this race is hardly over. if trump is able to pull off two to three bigger states like ohio, florida, north carolina, he is up in ohio and florida at this point, this race will come down to a collection of smaller states and colorado is prominent among them. trump has been here at least ten times in the last three months an

and colorado youth. it would be the colorado youth outdoors. you'll find information on where to find the tickets. >> thank you. >>> the battle over ballo federal court. colorado banned people from posting selfies with their completed ballots. it falls under the law from the 1890s several are suing saying it's a violation of free speech. they argued the law is unconstitutional. >> the district attorney and attorney general on the other side are contending this law is necessary to prevent voter coercion. the only problem is there's no voter coercion. >>> judge is blocking the ban before. they would not prosecute anybody that break this is law unless they're president suspected of breaking other election laws. >>> man that took to youtube to offer to buy guns from felons will find out how long he'll spend in prison. he posted on need help gun. ranted act crisp laws and asked to buy a gun from someone for $50. the fbi conducted an undercover sting and arrested him. >> we start off with a warm year. in red 2016, blue 1988 last monster el nino year.

from a colorado hospital. while under investigation by this state she moved to florida and was caught trying to steal this. >> it's unbelievable. i sat through a five hour sentencing hearing for rocky allen yesterday. i can't help but draw some parallels here for that surgical tech at swedish who was just sentenced to 6 1/2 years yesterday, similar case? >> the most important parallel is in both instances both of those individuals had been caught, but in those instances it was quiet enough that their future employer simply did not know that they had been caught and as we reported, the system >> really fascinating stuff. thank you. >>> some good news about the election this afternoon, we are now just a few minutes away from the last political ad on 9news. look at that. >> we should have bought a cake or something. >> you feel like it should be new year's eve. we should have confetti. >> you can celebrate at home. it's set to air around 4:22 p.m. the final ailed in the presidential race ran about 3:49 this after

he was in colorado over the weekend. >> in three days we're going to winnthe great state of colorado. if you haven't mailed in your palette, don't do that, bring it , take it to the dropbox in >> expects more security at the ballot box agencies say there could be a terror aatack ttday, the plot is being put together by al qaeda and may be targeting new york texas and virginia. almost half of the colorado registered voters have turned in their ballot which means the other half need to vote. a few things to know. if you're hoping to vote today joins us with details. >> reporter: here in denver you can sign up for ballot tracking making sure it counts, if not we will send you a notification. keep in mind it is too late to mail in your palette we have to come to the ballot box put them in or go vote in person before they close 7:00 pm tomorrow. if something happens with the ballot, you will getta this. it reads the vote in ballot has been received but cannot be processed. if you forget to sign your ballot or if a bipartisan team cannot verify your signature keep in mind you will have to s

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

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

marijuana in colorado. in the passage of the ballot initiative that allows smoking and eating pot in certain bars and restaurants. niche tiff 300 officially passed last night. nearly a week after the election. with 53% of the vote. businesses will need to get neighborhood approval and apply for a permit through the city. restrictions will help keep the public safe. >> we have millions of people visiting the state of colorado. nowhere to go. and, it is important they have somewhere to go where staff is trained. >> denver is the first city in the country to pass an initiative like this. patrons have to bring their own weed. >>> happening now, one colorado man trying to derail the trump transition into the white house. >> he is the member of the electoral college and hopes other members will join his effort to elect a different republican as president. can these electors actually stop trump from taking over the office? >> reporter: can they? yes. will they succeed? very unlikely. an electoral college coupe has

right here in colorado. the campaign visit happening today, chicago is celebrating while cleveland is crying >>> hi mom. coming out of her mouths at that moment, right? oh my goodness. chicago celebrating while cleveland is crying this morning. cubs ended the 108 year drought in a game that got pushed to 10 innings. >> it was a late one. it was an exciting one. just crazy game. all right. good morning everyone. we'll talk about it coming up. gary, corey, cheryl with you and marty with us too. temperatures back in the 70s marty. >> yeah for a going to see warm readings today. combine with sun and little wind. going to be nice to be outside during the day today. calm, dry, mild. not going to have showers as we did yesterday at this time. you're going to cruise through the morning with dry conditions. watch out for sun glares after 7:30 this morning. then into the upper 60s for our daytime highs today we're dry around here. in fact the entire state is dry

this is a map of colorado. of the green dots represent state licensed stores, stores licensed by the state to sell marijuana. circa 2004. there are actually hundreds of these estate licensed in colorado and another state as well, but even as this commercial supply has caught on, there is something that the states haven't done. again, it is surprising only until you consider federal law. lets me give you my final example here. where are the state run marijuana source? to this day, note-- no state has directly owned and operated a marijuana store, a commercial marijuana store. this isn't surprising to me. in light of this experience following the repeal of alcohol prohibition and with the states repeal any decided to and operate a piece of the alcohol distribution market. they thought of this as a way to curb illegal sales of alcohol and also a way to curb private for-profit enterprises to grow their market. that model has lost some popularity today, but even today a third of the states continue to directly contr

colorado wins 20-10. >>> other colorado sports last night, nuggets win in minnesota. the av's fall on the ro ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of >>> good morning, welcome to friday. it's time for weather and traffic on the 4s. it's 6:44. sun will be up in about 45 minutes from now. 7:32. already starting to see a little bit of light on the eastern horizon. weather watcher matt in nederland reporting 45. most of us in the front range are in the 30s or we'll be at 49. full sunshine. at noon 65 and 71 for the high today. our 15th day in a row for above normal temps. let's check in with joel. >>> we're watching the traffic and our pet of the week, we'll introduce you to her coming up in a bit. i

casey unra is a former nurse at university of colorado hospital in aurora. she is accused of mishandling and possibly taking medications working in the dialysis unit. the state health department was notified about the possible drug diversion in july. unra was arrested yesterday. fewer than 50 people where she worked were told to be tested for hepatitis c. so far there is no evidence of any infections. the number of patients possibly affected in this case is far fewer than the one involving rocky allen. he was a surgical tech at swedish medical center who pleaded guilty to stealing fentanyl and putting nearly 3,000 patients at risk. and may face seven to 11 years in prison. >>> a niwot high school teacher was arrested accused of assaulting a student in class. 43-year-old dillon hollingsworth turned himself into the boulder county jail this afternoon. he grabbed a 17-year-old by the neck and kicked him in the groin for using profanity. apparently he had warned his weight lifting class the next person to swear would be punished. at least 25 other students were

back out here at 9 cares colorado shares, when you hear about coats for colorado, you know that's a colorado tradition victoria. >> it's really important. we're here with the president of dependable cleaners. we're partnering with them for coats for colorado. tell me about why this is so important for people to donate today. >> this is our 35th year collecting coats for coats for colorado. this is an unprecedented winter. i didn't hear snow in the forecast. but we know it will come. and when it comes, there's thousands of people that don't have coats and they count on coats for colorado for winter coats. we need people to come donate warm, winter coats, men's, childrens, anything they have. really warm winter coats. >> we're here collecting those today. and all the rest of the locations across colorado right now. and you know what, it is warm. but it's going to get cold. forecast? i am. and miss kathy sabine at inverness with adele arakawa. hi guys. >> we have the nuance quartet out here. we have entertainment at inverness and the most perfect weather conditions. they have a big event coming

might impact colorado. our jennifer brice is digging into that and joins us now with more on what we can expect. >> reporter: well, you know law enforcement i spoke with, a couple of folk ins that field today, and they said that they hope recreational pot in other states will now begin to lessen some of the negative impacts that they say that they have been seeing here in our state. meanwhile, a change in administration has a lot of people wondering about the future of pot law enforcement says pot from colorado has fueled the black market. but now that other states are legalizing it, how will things change? >> would they then absorb some of that organized crime and go to nevada and massachusetts. that could be an advantage to the state of colorado. >> reporter: tom gorman heads up the federal drug enforcement program. he says the midwest get a lot of colorado's weed with two years. four more states have legalized recreational marijuana. but it remains illegal under federal law. >> people at the grass roots

in there not many systems and place to come in colorado and one offender live from oklahoma to colorado then came back so in addition to the trafficking outside of colorado that there are lots of people coming in. to participate in the marijuana margin. but that is primarily driven so those attacks are motivated partly because of marijuana but with that statistic. but you would notice the concentration is what you'd expect in major metropolitan areas and the display is not a surprising result you would expect that to naturally occur with interstate trafficking especially uh consequences of the industrialization of marijuana. so i was on a flight to say what he's speaking about this conference? she said don't you think there should be federal coordinating drug laws between the states to cause problems? i smiled to say whether there should be i don't know but the reality is there already is. so many years ago congress passed along but now had a very odd time in history to have their own policies regarding marijuana. wan i cannot think of another situation at any time in history in a manne

colorado was 75-85. weiss went 283-365 failing to finish higher than third place each season in the nl west. >> you know that i'm a san diego native, so i spent years watching bud black. >> yeah. >> he's a class act. maybe he didn't have the best record. they never went to the postseason, but he is a class addition to the rockies. >> the rockies, we love walt weiss and have so many great players. we've just got to find the right magic, something. it will happen. >>> colorado could get some company tomorrow. five states could vote to legalize recreational marijuana. >> tech insiders are hoping this is the next big thing in >>> it is not just about the candidates. tomorrow nine states are looking to approving legal marijuana. five of those st considering recreation pot, california, arizona, nevada, massachusetts and maine. there are fears it could spark more illegal use. >> reporter: at venice beach in california a doctor will prescribe you a medical marijuana card for 40 bucks, but people on the boardwalk

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. 0. >>> right now we are staying on top of breaking news. the fbi has put out a warning of a possible al-queda related terror attack on monday. and the day before the election. and the states of new york, texas, and have an are thought to be targeted in but no specific cities or locations are named and the credibility has not been confirmed but they are taking it seriously. >>> it donald trump office was vandalized with spray paintt each window had an l and the side of the building had pervert and thief and one word we will vandalism and the stealing of the sign part of hillary clinton's campaign strategy and they are headed out to clean up the building and no word

oklahoma sued colorado. tell us about that. >> yeah, it's been a little awkward, awkward situation, surrounded by coloradoans. the suit originally brought in the u.s. supreme court. the u.s. supreme court has original jurisdiction over suits between states but they have interpreted that jurisdiction to say it's discretionary and they can decide whether or not to hear the case, their standings. they decided they would recognize original jurisdiction. now we're left to have intervened in tenth circuit right now. rea littling our preemption claims. i want to talk about what's sort of covering, states that border colorado. then i'll get to the bigger issues about what marijuana -- regularserational marijuana legalization. legalization is a weird term because it's still illegal. what that means for the nature of our constitution and constitutional order. as far as effects from a bordering state, we know and recognize interstate trafficking is a reality, a reality that's increasing in 2014. 2014 was one of the fir

it's a price for colorado because it was made here. >> a beautiful day today. although a state a little cooler -- ever since that storm brought through -- we've been under the influence of a colder pocket of air. despite all the sunshine, only managed to get into the mental 40s. temperatures here this evening -- twenty-nine downtown. it will be breezy tonight which colder. you can see a few clouds in the northern front range here starting to develop. it will move to the east as we progressed to tomorrow morning. temperatures tonight right today we only had 45 degrees. we called off of that -- still hanging onto the 30s 30s on the west side of town. that take you through future cast. tomorrow afternoon we are expecting clouds to thin out a it will be a really nice finish to the weekend. now we are starting to see the first signs of the next-door's system which is headed our way. now that big low-pressure system is

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 people over 21 are allowed to buy up to an ounce. >> this is an ounce? >> an ounce, 28-grams. >> in maine, voters will be an all time high. 50% of americans are in favor of legalization. in colorado, the first state to legalize recreational use, the governor once opposed to legalization is now optimistic. >> i sit back now and look and say, it might work. it just might work. >> in the colorado town of pueblo, voters are asked if they want to repeal legalization. the district attorney in denver says they've seen increase in crime, marijuana deaths, calls to poison control n. california, those opposed to legalization are taking

. >>> colorado votes for a state wide system called colorado care which would have created a state wide health care system. it's amendment 69 and 80% of voters voted no. cbs4 jaime leary is live at the capital with a closer loom. there was a lot of opposition to this because people here would have been taxed in the state. they voted no and the t- would have replaced the single payer system called colorado care. the state would have opted out of the affordable act in favor of this it. funding it would have been paid for under payroll taxes and that's where the funding would have come from and funding from the federal government. after acknowledged it's going to be a tough measure to bring back to voters, but vows to try again another year. >> i think because i'm a doctor, to sit down and do a post mortem and say you know what did we do wrong, what could we have done differently, what do we need to do to be successful and try this again. >> my hope is that we have raised awareness amongst of the people in our state and our country about the fact we have care for everybody. >> so currently

narrator: darryl glenn is wrong for colorado. know the first woman to serve day-to-day at her home in miami we know was appointed by bill clinton in 1993 and oversaw the convictions of the oklahoma city bombers her term was book ended by two big controversy is the branch davidian standoff in texas and the forcible removal of young cuban ?migr? elliott gonzalez we no battle parkinson's disease for 20 years of starting what when she was still in office just hours ago investigators announced that they found a third body of an accused -year-old real estate agent tom pull-up arrested last week after police found a woman chained inside a shipping container when on his farm officers have since found three bodies in shallow graves with the boyfriend who was rescued: could be responsible for at least a seven homicides to information about the you information about the earthquake that hit central oklahoma it was a big when this video at cushing you can see the quake knocked down the awning bricks and buildings the survey says it was a 5.0

tomorrow afternoon, we'll s colorado. don't think they'll make it to our area tomorrow. 50s in the southwest. we'll reach most highs before lunchtime. after lunch, once it gets cloudy and rainy, really going to get cooler. showers transition more southeast tomorrow during the day. it will bring clouds in here during the afternoon. we are anticipating a few light showers in and near the couple of cloud this is afternoon. still way warm in the upper 60s. we'll keep it close to 40 tonight. tomorrow and sunday, both in the mid to upper 60s. showers and foothills, few clouds hanging around sunday morning on the back side of this system. peeking of back, you will want to turn your clocks back saturday night or sunday morning. we do return to standard time this weekend. we have a small chance for rain on monday. i'm not impressed withny it turns cooler on election day. really getting back into the average temperatures here for the middle of the coming week. >>> this morning's trouble spot on your roads c470 and bowles. it's been

it turned out to be one of the nastiest colorado but not only in colorado but the country, one that drew the attention of top of the send it from both parties -- of the top representatives from both parties. >> they've launched attack after attack against me. let's be honest. they threw everything against me but the kitchen sink. barack obama michelle obama -- it >> denver has elected its first ever female district attorney. we spoke with beth mccann who says she broke a glass ceiling. >> i think people are ready for women leadership and i think women are showing that they have the qualifications, the capabilities, the desire and the competence to lead the city. >> we did ask our local winners to join us this morning in studio. they all declined. >> it took lots of polls trump the next president of the >>> it's still up in the air whether people in denver will be able to consume marijuana in some bars and restaurants. initiative 300 which would allow for marijuana use in bars for people 21 and over is still too close to call this morning. >> meanwhile a big win for marijuana and several

senate in colorado was injured in a crash overnight. he posted on facebook that he suffered several broken ribs. he posted a picture of him being taken to the hospital in an ambulance. his car reportedly rolled several times as he was driving back to colorado from standing rock where the pipeline he says he is okay. ng. >>> the race for the white house should be coming to an end today. by day's end, we should have a new president. here is a look at some of our local voting have cast their ballots. that is abbut 18,000 more than the democrrts. about a third of coloradans are unaffiliated. all this with still about eight hours to go until the polls close in colorado. >>> hillary clinton is off to an early lead. people in dixville notch have spoken. last night at midnight, that tiny new hampshire town finished voting in the election. it is a town of only eight gary johnson received one of the votes and the eighth vote was a write-in for mitt romney. the midnight vote is a tradition dating back to 1960 there. >>> just a remind are for voter

now, a week from today is the annual colorado gives day. today, governor hickenlooper hosted a rally on the steps of the capitol. the annual event celebrates philanthropy in colorado and raises money for nonpresident- are always very generous. >>,, ,, ,, ,, >> a judge in boulder county sentences a man to life in prison for a crash that killed a state patrol cadet. th >> reporter: i'm kelly werthmann in boulder where a person was sentenced to life in prison without parole for killing a trooper. christopher gebers got the mandatory life sentence and 342 years in prison after hitting trooper taylor thyfault last year. he was just 21 years old. trooper clinton rushing was also hit. and critically hurt. he addressed the court today relatives. this is especially difficult given another trooper was killed in the line of duty friday. >>> i'm jennifer brice. everybody knows how bad the prescription drug problem is in colorado and across the nation. that is why this room is packed with medical providers, families, and also pharmacists who want to fix

if he wins, colorado could decide this. smaller states including iowa, nevada, and new hampshire up for grabs. >> i want to thank the 20,000 people who have volunteered. >> reporter: clinton's daughter. >> trump, trump, trump! >> reporter: and trump's son among those courting voters here in the final days. >> it is a very energetic crowd. normally i ask you to bring 1,000 of your closest friends to vote. >> reporter: the campaign's ground games al here. >> we are going to win. >> reporter: the together we are stronger bus hit the road for clinton. >> this is james calling from the trump campaign. >> reporter: while volunteers worked the phones for trump with nearly 2 million ballots still out there every day, they say, is election day. >> rush, rush, rush. some people here, six, seven hours. >> reporter: the ballot races are tightening. a new poll shows our race glen has narrowed to four points and bennett has launched an attack ad. bill clinton and ben carson will both be here tomorrow. we are live in denver, shaun boyd, c

we have great entrepreneurs in colorado. and they have extracted thc to about 100% purity in colorado. and that is phenomenal. we've got great labs here. the question is below you're using this over -- is when you're using this over a period of to my knowledge, what does it to -- of time, what does do to you? and they think it's responsible for the death of but that's what needs to be studied. >> and it's what both sides are asking for in the legislature as well. >> exactly. >> we'll find out. get to the bottom of this. >>> credit reporting errors. >> some harder to fix than >>> rent in denver might be getting a little easier to take. two reports out this week indicate rents may be dropping just a touch. the first is from san francisco based apartment app. prices for apartments in denver have faulten 3.1 longer on the list of the nation's 20 most expensive markets. the second report indicates denver's rents have fallen 6%. >>> a scary surprise that one in four people find on their credit report. the number of people studies

fourth season here at colorado. more than 30 years as a coach, passed away this january after a 20 year battle with multiple sclerosis. mike macintyre learned so much from his dad. he played for his dad for a short period of time at vanderbilt, one of the programs that his father turned around, like he has turned around san jose state, and now the colorado program. still carries a coin with him that commemorates his dad's coach of the it is in his pocket right now. on second and fourth, it is lindsay again. plowing forward! and spotted right at the marker. >> brady: credit jeromy irwin. the left tackle was the player to come in and get phillip lindsay the extra burst. spot. as you see lindsay bounce off the utah defense, and irwin gave him another little child. that is 100% legal. you can push, you just can't pull, a ballcarrier. >> joe: will it to move the and short? third and a couple of inches. >> brady: the last couple snaps we have seen colorado play from under center. typically in the scenario you see sefo liu

northern colorado in the 30s 30s. fast forward to this afternoon and your temperatures will be in the 60s out west. 50s for our central mountains. we know we have viewers out there -- temperatures for lower elevations are going to be in the upper 60s. now the rest of the afternoon is going to stay dry for us. we'll have clouds increase again this afternoon. but i want to remind you that sunset tonight will be happening at 4:45 -- around that time. it's going to be it's going to be freaky and crazy. here's a look at your future cast. spotty showers still possible near the divide through the afternoon. then showers out in the eastern plains through about 3:00 p.m. wow it's sunny. can you see the sun on my face? through this evening we'll have those skies gradually clearing while the clouds are steady out in the eastern plains. overnight across the state our skies will start to clear out. tonight temperatures drop to 40 degrees. the planning forecast shows tuesday, 68. a reminder, get out and vote. can't say it enough. o

let's check in with chris spears in the colorado weather center. what is the deal for today and thanksgiving? >> today, not too bad. if you have to travel i would certainly get out this afternoon and get going because we do have changes on the way. let's start with temperatures right now mostly 30s and 40s across the entire state. every major station except the four eastern plains. temperatures not too bad. it's actually nice this time of we're starting to see the wind picked up if you're heading west out of denver you will hit a pretty gusty west wind as you start to climb the foothills toward the continental divide. need a good grip on that steering well. no cloud cover over the state except a few high clouds in the west but that is going to change. there is a new storm coming onshore in the pacific northwest and out ahead of it, it has a cold front with a band of snow just about to work its way into salt lake city utah. as we roll through time and get into the overni into colorado and it is going to pick up our wind, drop our temperatures, and s

fourth season here at colorado. more than 30 years as a coach, passed away this january after a 20 year battle with multiple sclerosis. mike macintyre learned so much from his dad. he played for his dad for a short period of time at vanderbilt, one of the programs that his father turned around, like he has turned around san jose state, and now the colorado program. still carries a coin with him that commemorates his dad's coach of the year honor. it is in his pocket right on second and fourth, it is lindsay again. plowing forward! and spotted right at the marker. >> brady: credit jeromy irwin. the left tackle was the player to come in and get phillip lindsay the extra burst. that's not a very favorable spo the utah defense, and irwin gave him another little child. that is 100% legal. you can push, you just can't pull, a ballcarrier. >> joe: will it to move the chains, or will it be third down and third and a couple of inches. >> brady: the last couple snaps we have seen colorado play from under center. typically in

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

secretary of state a white what will the side as the clock continues to tick for history as of the colorado women breaking down barriers removing promoting diversity in home culture with a simple smile and finding freedom in colorado that they are living in both with nowhere to go not getting a second chance at life from the rocket fox 31 is it nine starts right now we start with our big story tonight the race for the white house is finally within its it live on your screen right now the two candidates of donald trump and hillary clinton and the rallies in the battleground state of north carolina this is in the right hand lane showing as the minutes and seconds and hours of there it is) to the polls closed tomorrow night we start to get results tonight this is where the elect will map stands in tomorrow at this time it'll be it will be mostly filled in and we could know. st. george has been closely following the national and local races for the past two years a lot of hours and thus he joins us live with what we'll be deciding tomorrow as the polls officially open exciting as the clock tick

so we'll see the heaviest amount of snowfall areas north of colorado. winter weather advisories in place for much of wyoming, nebraska, south dakota and for us it really has been across the western slope where we find winter storm warning and winter weather advisories for the san juans. we're already tracking a couple light snow flurries popping up toward telluride, lake city and a few isolated showers in the crested butte area as well. across the region. that muchs temperatures won't fall -- means temperatures won't fall too terribly much, mid-30s, winds kicking up after midnight and sunrise tomorrow 6:46. i'm not anticipating a ton of sunshine tomorrow as this storm system moves in. low temperatures hold steady in the mid- to upper 40s in southeastern colorado and out to the west upper 20s, low 30s. the storm system is barely into our backyard. it swings that cold front in through tomorrow. that willabler in the chilly -- that will usher in chilly air keeping the heaviest pockets of snow well to our north. it will be a bit of a mixed bag in the denver

cooler in northern colorado. clear skies allowing our temperatures to plummet into the upper i'll stop at 11:00 tonight, still mostly clear skies across the state. but there is that weak disturbance that pushes in. it will bring a good dose of clouds to the northern and central mountains and a couple of isolated flurries early tomorrow morning potentially in larimer county. that front dips through, it brings us the clouds early in the morning. i think after about lunchtime we're back in business with the sunshine and you can see by five, 6:00 p.m. soar tomorrow, too. albeit a little bit cooler than today. we're at 67 by tomorrow afternoon. mostly sunny skies. by the late afternoon, winds kicking up just a bit. highs reaching the low 70s in wray and lamar. cooler up in the mountains with this next front pushing in. frisco and grand lake staying in the 40s. a little bit cooler, which actually should be a nice change of pace around here. we're watching the temps in the mid-to upper 60s across colorado, much of the s

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

narrator: darryl glenn is wrong for colorado. my name is charity salazar, and i'm an air force veteran. every election, nancy pelosi and her washington friends launch vicious attacks against mike coffman. this year is no different. they say he's waging a war against women. that's just not true. mike stood up for women in the military, protecting us against sexual assault. he believes in equal pay time and again mike has stood up for women. i know, because he stood up for me. i'm mike coffman, and i approve this message. when i became governor, i knew we had to protect our colorado way of life. it's why i need a good team in the state senate. like rachel zenzinger, a former teacher who's fought for equal pay for equal work. daniel kagan championed property tax rebates to help seniors afford their utility bills. jenise may worked to cut taxes for 30,000 small businesses. and tom sullivan is a veteran who believes in an open and transparent government. home and storing built on the simple things in life. >> by husband is a disabled

not just colorado anymore, plus washington state. california, nevada and massachusetts all voted last night to legalize recreational cannabis. ryan found a marijuana business is thinking chaching? >> reporter: the largest economies in the world in order are the u.s., china, japan, largest economy in the world. a single state. it's economic output in 2015, $2.46 trillion. >> it's obviously a big opportunity for us. >> reporter: that's why cannabis companies like mary's medicinals in denver are hoping to ride the high. they are specializing in extracts. science. >> you're talking about very large and different demographics of people that are now. that's obviously great for our business but it's great just for the industry as a whole. >> reporter: great for the industry and many would argue great for revenue, the california tax board expects $1 billion in recreation marijuana revenue in its first year of sales in 2018. it will take time to set up the system and deal with the federal regulations. >> it's not as simple as shipping and tra

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

denver first kha*rpblg in near ham den and colorado boulevard. >> . colorado's move over law. >> . two videos clearly show the semi-truck driver accused of hitting and killing don hue. last friday. had plenty of room to switch lanes. but didn't. >> live along i 25. with a close -r look at the law. and how effective it's been. >> . i the law is being enforced. more than a thousand drivers in colorado have been cited just this year. that doesn't mean people are actually moving over. like they're supposed to. i talked to c-dot. and both tell me they think a majority of drivers are not following this law. and 3 troopers have been hit and killed in colorado. in the past 18 months. >> . colorado has been on the books since 2006. but it hasn't exactly persuaded drivers to do the right thing. >> . people are not moving over. into the next lane. >> he works on the c-dot crew. tasked with removing debris from the highway. >> tires. mattresses. like i said. we remove two boats this year. >> tim is has had 4 coworkers hit on the job. the one that haunts him t death of his close friend. hit and

fourth season here at colorado. more than 30 years as a coach, passed away this january after a 20 year battle with multiple sclerosis. mike macintyre learned so much from his dad. he played for his dad for a short period of time at vanderbilt, one of the programs that his father turned around, like he has turned around san jose state, and now the colorado program. still carries a coin with him that commemorates his dad's coach of the year honor. it is in his on second and fourth, it is lindsay again. plowing forward! and spotted right at the marker. >> brady: credit jeromy irwin. the left tackle was the player to come in and get phillip lindsay the extra burst. as you see lindsay bounce off the utah defense, and irwin gave him another little child. that is 100% legal. you can push, you just can't pull, a ballcarrier. >> joe: will it to move the chains, or will it be third down and third and a couple of inches. >> brady: the last couple snaps we have seen colorado play from under center. typically in the scenario yo

if you're interested mostly in colorado's local issues, our sister station colorado's own channel two will focus on those during a special edition from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. >> if aou're asay from your tv, and you can get results and and our facebook page. >> this just in -- one of the first images we are getting from oklahoma. where a 5.3 magnitude earthquake has damaged numerous buildings just about 50 miles northeast of oklahoma city. the quake hit just about an hour ago. so far there have been no reports of injuries. this is the second earthquake to hit the area in the past 24 hours. >> we are learning that the town of cushing, oklahoma is being evacuated they are experiencing major structural damage from the earthquake. we will keep you posted on any new developments. >> back in colorado a small earthquake was felt in greeley before 10:00 a.m. according to the us geological survey, the magnitude 3.1 quake was centered 1 kilometer northwest of kersey. >> that set all -- and earthquake was also reported just south of the colorado border around 10:50 p.m. last night. happened west

colorado went blue... but two of the biggest counties that went for donald trump were weld and douglas counties. 9news reporter tarhonda thomas is live with more on that -- we'll talk to her in just a few minutes. trump won the electoral and popular vote. you can see all the red..the red states in the south east, including florida keys for trump. that was more than clinton could overcome even after winning big states like new york and california.. good morning... the post-election day hangover is in full effect this morning. people... waking up after a night of celebrationss... others exhausted from a democratic loss. we have a full

and colorado, nice and blue. we voted for clinton. whattdoes that say about politics in colorado? >> we have seep a shift in colorado, the people that have been moving to the state has been making it blue. been red, but blue the last or two than the nation as a whole. >> whoever was going to win was going to have a tough go. what about the political gridlock? >> it's going to be difficult. in past cycles, supporters of the two campaigns, different world views from each other and a hard time with ideology and policy. this was an election where either as president. it's going to be a while before talking about compromise. >> going to be hard moving forward. and hillary clinton spent more money, more bodies pushing for her, what happened? >> this is another big takeaway in the next few months and years. and by ever measure. her campaign was better jiezed and spent a ton on advertising. didn't matter. and the debates. she dominated them swell. >> interesting political season. scott, thank you for coming in and sharing yoor thoughts after a long night this morning. >> sure. >>> so dona

s colorado springs. he's then going to head to castle rock and cap off his jam packed day with an appearance in aurora. the rush for some last-minute face time in colorado comes as the most recent poll shows the race tightening here. a university of denver poll released wednesday showed clinton and trump basically in a dead heat. if you had any doubts about colorado being a swing state, the fact that both bill clinton and ben carson have scheduled a colorado is crucial in this election. also taking part in a big campaign push is senator bernie sanders. he's actually headed to colorado on saturday. he's going to make stops in colorado springs and aurora, stumping for hillary clinton. we've got all the details and we'll continue to follow these visits up until campaign day. live from the capitol, jamie leary, cbs4 >>> thank you. how it was one of the busiest days yesterday for both democrats and republicans. >> reporter: with just days to go, hillary clinton and donald trump are waging a battle for the whi

south ket colorado -- southwest colorado could do the best. 50s and 60s east today a few 70s in the southeast. mostly 50s up high with increasing clouds as we track this new system coming in to the state. here's five-day forecast for denver. temperatures drop for the city monday kelly by tuesday, 42 degrees with some possible snow in the morning. but, we made a deal with mother nature to give you a good travel time on wednesday and thursday and it hooks like we we will clear things out in time for travel. kelly we have black friday and cyber monday but my favorite day is coming up saturday november 26th small business saturday and cherry creek north is celebrating in big way. >> it's an anual tradition to encourage everyone to shop local. cherry creek north has more than 175 shops and we have jenny and alex so thank you so much for being here to encourage us to shop on small business saturday. >> thank you. so important to the cherry creek district. >> slut thely. well, out of -- absolutely wellout of the all the retailers 70% are locally owned small businesses so in 16 blocks we have one of