, ohio and north carolina. hillary clinton won colorado and other key states like virginia and nevada, but it was not enough to put her into the white house. >> a lot of the battleground states truly a battle and a very tight margin of victory there. in a stunning upset voters elect an outsider with no political or military experience, a businessman donald trump and he promised in his victory speech very early this morning that he will be a president for all americans. president obama has offered his congratulations early this morning to donald trump, inviting him to the white house this week. >>> colorado went to hillary clinton but the two main counties to the north and south of denver went red. tarhonda thomas will have more , some of it divisive around the globe. coming up we will hear what foreign leaders are having to say about the donald trump victory this morning. >> the presidency wasn't the only thing divided of course and tuesday we will update you on some of the biggest local election results as well. >> but we want to start in new york where just about five hours ago dona

colorado state patrol trooper. chose to save a by s life. just before he lost his own. >> . saying taeu lost another trooper friday. and this is a difficult time. >> . through the actions. of sergeant khreupbt rushing. through the actions of trooper. and the strength that you see in those men. that's what carries us. we look to them. for how to act. as guardians of this great state of colorado. >> . in court today. he told the victims and their family. he's sorry. they didn't have much to say. except he could have made different decisions that day. but chose not to. >> . colorado state patrol preparing to bury trooper don hue. hit and killed on i 25. in cats -l rock. last friday. set for this friday at a.m. service. denver first kha*rpblg in near ham den and colorado boulevard. >> . colorado's move over law. meant to protect troopers. and other first responders. >> . 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

law enforcement and the economy in neighboring states. colorado and other states decriminalization of marijuana for medical and recreational use as an impact on other states. >> i'm really pleased to have a chance to introduce you to our next session which is current and emerging issues of legalized marijuana. when i was thinking about this panel, i thought what in the world am i doing moderating a panel on marijuana? i think my wife said you probably drew the short end of the joint. [laughter] just to clarify things, unlike our mindless ashwood yesterday this will not be an interactive session. [laughter] it's undeniable over the last decade we've witnessed a tremendous shift in the legalization of marijuana in various forms among the states. as of today, four states, colorado, washington, oregon and alaska and the district of columbia have legalized the recreational use of marijuana. another 25 states permit medical marijuana or have decriminalized marijuana possession. it's a testament of the timeliness of this session, voters in at least nine states will decide the various meas

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 ticks 22 hours away from polls closing we may know w

. many of the markers tell stories of guys from colorado who had a unique a unique in pivotal ball world and world war ii. long after the sun set on these young lives there legacy remains right here with their physical remains in turn forever and foreign land. the denver-based cherries voted educating young people about their sacrifice we visited a us cemeteries throughout europe each of permanent resting place for colorado heroes. near boys and on that thousand kills during world war ii they buried in places like mark run the netherlands. and in the tiny country of luxembourg. and here in central italy. this bursting fan of honor has special meeting the woman from wheat ridge colorado because a man she never even met. my mom is only two months old. melanie loveland's grandfather richard johnson of wells county was killed and buried at 22 years old nearly 9,000 miles from his colorado home i think about my grandmother who was that is incredible to me that she went through all that. and still survived it was tough. her grandfather especially tough because they train for war in the harshes

, colorado, washington, oregon and alaska and the district of columbia have legalized the recreational use of marijuana. another 25 states permit medical marijuana or have decriminalized marijuana possession. indeed as a testament of the timeliness of this session, voters in at least nine states will decide the various measures of legalization this november. arizona, california, maine, massachusetts and nevada are considering legalizing the recreation of marijuana as well. arkansas, florida, montana and north dakota are considering medical marijuana but our fascination with marijuana is no new phenomenon. marijuana's existence dates back over 10,000 years and came to the united states before the american revolution. in fact, early revolutionaries actually grew various strains of cannabis, mostly for mass hemp production. closer to home at the time before colorado became a state in 1876, hemp and marijuana were legal and had multiple uses. but in 1917, as part of a growing movement, colorado criminalized the use of marijuana as a misdemeanor and later made it a felony. that situation la

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 has not been able to move the ball in the second half, and utah has three timeouts left. >> brady: is still plenty of that thing never really got more than a foot off the ground. made it easy on ento to track that thing down. but you are right, three timeouts left. although utah needs a touchdown, and based on where the ball is at now, if they were to get a stop, they would have to work down the field fast because they won't have any left and there is going to be a lot of space to move. >> joe: here is phillip lindsay with a big hole and a nice first down run for six first timeout, taking by kyle whittingham, 1:29. >> joe: mike macintyre holding his team can get one more first down, and then a chance to run this clock out. fourth season here at colorado. 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 colo

donaldtrump both turn to north carolina. while their teams head to another swing state -- colorado... you've seen it at the olympics and now people are using it more often. cupping is our latest alternative pain therapy. how the olympic better... good morning. happy friday eve! corey, gary, and cheryl with you. meteorologist marty coniglio joins us. it was a wild game -- going into ten innings. and the winner of it all -- the chicago cubs -- ending their world series drought. the cubs had a six- three lead but the cleveland indians tied it up in the eighth. no runs in the ninth so on to the tenth inning it went. the cubs scored two points in the run in the bottom. two outs later though -- indians michael martinez hit a slow roller out to third -- cubs' kris bryant makes the play to anthony rizzo -- and that's the game!... their first world series win since 1908. the final score... now to the political playing field. hillary clinton and donald trump are both batting in north carolina today. but sending their teams to the rocky mountains. bill clinton will campaign in colorado on fri

is we don't have to look far we look at colorado. he talks about probation being a failure. look what it's done to colorado. there have been increased traffic deaths due to marijuana. accidentle ingestion rates for youth have skyrocketed because they are looking like regular gummy bears. you see colorado leading the nation now in teen use. we don't have to look far to see what it's done to colorado. that's number one, number two, need to know was drafted by marijuana special interests and they have funded over. 0% of their campaign barks 90% of their campaign because people like j.p. will benefit and reap millions from this. if this happens, they led a very misleading campaign by saying this is safer founds, more mawn for schools. it will enrich the marijuana special interest pocketbooks. >> the argument that this is really should be treated the same as of promoted that idea. >> yes. >> are they really the same thing? marijuana and alcohol in the sense that one is legal and one is not. but in terms of the effects on society, do you think -- >> we know that marijuana is far safer than

in colorado have voted now. >> the secretary of state's office says 1.4 million ballots have been received. those returned by registered democrats are running slightly ahead of those from registered republicans. and independent voters are casting ballots in big numbers. right now, i want to bring in boyd. both presidential campaigns are hitting colorado. >> reporter: yeah, jim, on the air and on the ground. the clinton campaign taking this bus to every corner of the state. the trump campaign, too, has dispatched an army of volunteers across the state. and, both campaigns have just dropped millions of dollars on ads and a handful of states including colorado. >> ready to replace decades of broken politics with a new leader who is not a part of the system. >> all move. >> i would bomb the [bleep] out of them. >> just one. >> reporter: a multimillion dollar add blitz is an indication colorado is a battleground. here is what you need to know. the map favors hillary clinton despite making up ground in polls, donald trump still has a narrow path to victory. florida, ohio, and likely nor

thirds of colorado voters already cast their ballots the majority from republicans here's the breakdown over 652,000 for republicans of 645,000 per democrats nearly 528,000 from unaffiliated voters fox 31 political reporter live at denver election headquarters over 1.8 million votes cast but there's over 3 million registered voters in colorado which it means a giant chunk of will come in between now and the 7:00 p.m. tomorrow a lot of people taking advantage of polling centers like this and denver open until 6:00 o'clock this evening some people coming in or registering to vote they moved to denver wanted to participate in this election is last-minute vote is last-minute push a major reason why campaigns are still have video former vice president al gore campaigning in boulder a short time ago rally in for hillary clinton the fax is rendering for hillary clinton a story in and of itself but to the two not necessarily best of friends he will also be speaking in jefferson county tonight for another separate get out the vote rally even though we haven't seen clinton herself for weeks in co

added that it emerges from one small segment of the economy i think if you look at colorado and washington that the legalized marijuana with a 65% of the vote, other states that legalized with a high year percentage it really puts into perspective how diverse the coalition is but ends up supporting the marijuana reform. >> host: the initiative is in nine states, five states it is r legalization, california it is proposition 64. this is the front page of the inland valley daily bulletinn talking about proposition 64. arizona it is to 65, nevada, number two, in mena's question number one, massachusetts it is question number four. we are talking for a couple more minutes. john is in west chester pennsylvania. good morning. drualler: my comment is relative to the drug enforcement officer. saying that marijuana is a stepping stone to the hard drugs and we don't need that. the ama says the hospital problems associated are ten times worse than tobacco and we are going broke paying for people in hospitals that had tobacco in their lives and it's causing many health problems and we don't

. four days from election day and former president bill clinton comes to colorado today. his mission to get young people out to the polls. >>> could a shootout in denver have been prevented? what we've learned about an incident in lodo where hundreds of fires were shot leaving one man dead. >>> degrees in the denver area. most mountain towns are in the 20s. a storm system is moving towards colorado. we'll talk about what it means for your weekend coming up. >>> no crashes on the highway this morning. i-70 and kipling here. we'll show you drive times coming up in a bit. >>> with four days left until election day the campaigns hit colorado once again today and this is a sign colorado is yet again a key battleground state. to town. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, britt. that is right. colorado is again rocking as a swing state. this morning both parties will zero in hoping to sway those undecided voters. this morning bill clinton campaigning for his wife in pueblo, followed by afternoon events in denver and fort collins. also set to make three stops in colorado is former presid

. that rain begins to move into south western colorado by lunchtime. it will be snow at higher terrain. then tonight and tomorrow, we'll see showers move up to foothills perhaps and then long the i-70 corridor. a little heavier in south eastern colorado. not around here the storm is going to track to our south and east. western colorado. more than an inch of total liquid possible out of this. we'll see how much snow that could mean. >>> at 6:02, sky 9 over a roll over crash that involves a trailer pulled by a car. the wreck is blocking the lane. the truck is in the left lane partially blocking let's go to the c cam ground level view. it's going to cause curiosity delay number one. everyone is squeezed into the one lane westbound leading to bowles itself. we'll look at the map and show you backups out to the west fairly light at this point. that's the good news. leading up to a wreck, couple cars in the backup. with that in mind, could extend drive. we'll have the update in a few. . >>> she can't walk, but she can water ski. >> her water skiing skills. >> we'll spend time with a colorad

the shooting. when we learn more, we'll share it with you. >>> colorado state patrol is turning to the public to track down a hit and run driver in troopers say a man hit a woman on west 66th avenue and lowell boulevard in unincorporated adams county. it happened around 9:00 last night. the victim is seriously hurt but expected to survive. the car involved will most likely have damage to the front end, hood, or windshield. if you saw the crash or who who was driving that car, call the state patrol. >>> all right. well 7:01 now. this holiday season you can get somebody's life. and we have been doing this in numerous ways. today the way we're giving back is through our 9 cares colorado shares event. >> are you in the spirit? i'm in the spirit. we're all in the spirit. we could use some like, you know, good feelings lately. >> they want us to stretch right now. we're talking about anything and everything we can. >> we have several locations for 9 cares colorado shares. one is in the 9news backyard at that's where belen deleon hopefully is now. all right. she's telling us to move on no

measures in colorado. now, it's up to you. . >> and the polls here in three hours. at 7:00. >> we have seen long lines at some polling locations and also had problems with the statewide voter system that is now back up again. we'll get to that in just a moment or two. >> i want to tell you about the top presidential candidates. yes, they have cast their ballots. hillary clinton and trump voting in new york. we'll have team coverage from both campaigns. also in our special election coverage this more and we're leaf across the country tonight. >> a team of reporters across colorado for you. kathy walsh is live at republican headquarters. brian muston. brian maass following the secretary of state's office. and we begin with political specialist shawn boyd. the first wave close in an -- shaun boyd. the first wave closes in an hour. >> reporter: we'll get a sense of how it's looking. georgia, south carolina, north carolina, indiana and kentucky close at 5:00 our time and lean kaine's home lean democratic. the crucial states to watch tonight florida, north carolina, and ohio. they will be cl

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

a pack of cigarettes to a dollar 75. per pack. t*rsz it's a major step back for colorado. to tobacco tax increases are the most effective ways to keep kids from where do you go from here. >> we stay the course. we revisit this. with voters. we were significantly out spent. and i think voters were indated with information about what this measure was and wasn't. to cut through that. was tkhapblg challenging this election season. >> . this tax was simply not about getting people to quit you guys say that's not true. that is the amendment that would have made it harder to make an amendment. here in colorado. to the state constitution. has passed. so it will be more difficult. more votes from more parts of the state. if they want to amend a constitution. they have to have 55 percent majority. >> . back at that electoral khrepbl map. clicking buttons there. trying to figure out the path. what are you finding out. >> . it's looking good for trump. at this hour. that wisconsin call. absolutely significant. so again with the news that we reported just before that last report. iowa goi

, arizona. especially texas where they've through the day today, colorado stays dry. we'll see showers south western colorado during the afternoon and evening into saturday morning. >> we managed to jump to upper 60s yet again today. that's going to be true most of us up and down the front range. maybe one or two that will be the exception more than the rule. foothills areas, a very light wind for you today. highs in the 60s. headed into the weekend. we'll track the storm moving to southwest part of the state. we'll see how that affects the next few day. >> independence is just about a couple hundred feet south of sky 9 flying over a crash. northbound lanes tied up as well. use indiana. both directions tangled up here for a while. this is happening a bit west of the u.s. 36 corridor. here in denver metro drive, otherwise, we have been quiet. there's road work at convention center. huge delays form during the morning and good alternates sixth or lincoln avenue >> thank you very much. >>> as the polls narrow in the presidential race, so does the margin of error for both candidates. we're

it generates millions for arizona schools. in colorado pot has been legal since 2012. >> reporter: 1933, the end of alcohol prohibition in america. 83 years later, 2012, colorado did the same thing to marijuana. >> we take you around to a grow house, a couple different dispense easier as well. it's a really great well rounded experience. >> reporter: there are also tour buses. today we went with colorado cannabis tours. out. seeing what it feels like to smoke legally. >> 61 on my 61st birthday. [ laughter ] >> you feel a lot more comfortable and safe. and that's what we want to feel as americans. i feel like everybody should have that same right >> reporter: this >> reporter: the next stop was the medicine man grow facility. one of the largest in colorado. >> a lot of people in colorado fought this tooth and nail. do you think they've come had to a little more acceptance? >> yes. the world was gonna end. sky was falling. we're all gonna be marrying our dog soon because pot is legal. none of that happened. there's 28% less opiate deaths in colorado. >> reporter: he claims the when

colorado for help. still ahead. >>> broncos like you never seen . >> i don't want to talk about it. i had to do push-ups because of it. one running back who's playing time increased this season joined us on wednesday. he made a great play against the raiders sunday scoring the 69-yard pass. he returned kicks during that game. it sounds like gary kubiak is ready to keep him on been work his tail off. he's doing good stuff. giving him opportunities. makes a hell of a play. he jumps to cover the kick. i'm proud of him. he deserves more. >> their game against the saints sunday at 11:00 a.m. in new orleans. >>> all right. csu guy. we like attempt at the mannequin challenge. they did pretty well. guys getting dressed, checking their phones, eating. see thomas pouring hot sauce on his lunch. it's the mannequin challenge. >> i'm glad we did ours before they did theirs. >> see h floating in the air. >> they really planned this. >> yes, they did. >> unlike us. we're like let's just try it. let's wing it. >>> one day he felt great. the next day he was told to get his things in orbed and diagnosed wi

latest case got a job in colorado after being fired in oklahoma for testing positive for drugs and getting caught twice stealing them. 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 h

. colorado voters did vote for hillary clinton and several big counties did go read. -- red. weld and douglas counties were among those that went trump's way last night. >> reporter: yes, absolutely and two of the larger counties that did so but by far not the only. looking at a map that tallies it all up it looks like 40 counties went to donald trump. a lot of those were more rural counties but the bigger counties like boulder and denver sticking with hillary clinton and that really pushed ??r5her the top to win colorado but counties like douglas county did go red with donald trump and that did help him get quite a few votes even though he didn't win colorado. to colorado and so did his surrogates and that seems to have really paid off with his supporters at the polls yesterday. as a matter of fact once news started breaking that he was winning across the country we talked with supporters about how they felt about that and they had some good reactions saying even though the rest of the country may have been surprised by this his supporters say the kind of felt that way all along. >>

people who know what it's like to campaign are here in colorado campaigning presidential candidates. good morning everyone. happy friday morning. gary, corey, cheryl with you. marty joins us. another lovely start in the 9 news backyard. >> it's cool as it has been the last couple mornings. quite pleasant out here. we'll end with another warm day around here. excited about a storm system in south western colorado. looks like it's on track. dry and clear over over the front range now for the commute. time we're wrapping things up. then we'll jump to 60s and 70s going to be late this afternoon. we'll barely hit 70 in a few spots around town. over the course of a weekend, may see light showers tomorrow afternoon in the foothills. i don't think they can make it down the hill here. it will be very -- another cold front, we'll have light showers moving in on monday. for the broncos this week, of course they're they're on 9 news sunday night. temperatures in the 50s for that ball game coming up in a couple seconds we're going to south western colorado and check out some snow. >> that sounds

>>> good morning, colorado. i'm britt moreno. this is the news on thursday, november 3rd. >> i'm alan gionet. here's what's happening now on the cbs4 morning news. the cubs. >>s to be a tough play. the cubs win the world series! >> oh boy. first time since 1908, the loveable losers, also known as it's chicago cubs are your world series champs. coming up, highlights and the massive celebration. >>> also this, five days to the election and both candidates are turning to states like colorado for lasts-minute support. their message to undecided the 30s and 40s. it's a chilly start to the day. but we have a nice warmup coming up for this afternoon. joel. >>> we're watching the roads. nice quiet drive at least for now. >>> thank you, joel. new, a state trooper survives a wild chase with a teenager. their speeds topped 120 miles per hour. our jamie leary is at the state patrol headquarters in golden with the very latest on jamie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, britt. it was a teenager behind the wheel. he was doing everything he could to evade police overnight. at one point th

. at issue: drilling in colorado's white river national forest. the bureau of land management looked at 65 oil and gas leases in the forest that have been issued from 1995 to 20-12. they've used those findings in their decision today. federal officials will ojoin colorado governor john hickenlooper to make the announcement around eleven this morning. we'll keep you posted on what comes just after boulder county commissioners voted to keep a temporary ban on drilling. the emergency moratorium will now last through january 31st. staff says it gives them time to study the latest draft of oil and gas development regulations. they were originally supposed to consider adopting a new set of regulations today. there are people who are upset about the oil and gas drilling -- and are calling for more clean energy. thousands across the nation are standing together in protest this week -- with more than 50 events across the coun they all want the country to champion renewable energy -- especially since they say donald trump's energy platform would increase carbon pollution. colorado state univer

wrong for colorado. >>> good morning, everyone. happy friday. i'm britt moreno. >> i'm alan gionet. this is the news at 6:00 a.m. >> four days and counting until the election. the final push for votes in colorado. >>> police in south carolina find woman alive chained up inside a metal container. the investigation is not over, far from it. the fears about others. >>> plus it's a beautiful start to this friday. chilly, but clear skies. sun will be up in 90 minutes. once the sun comes up, we'll enjoy a lot of sunshine today. we'll talk about the weekend coming up. >>> accident blocking parts of c-470. we'll tell you what happened bring you from overnight. cbs news has learned about a potential terror threat for monday. sources say u.s. intelligence has information that al-qaida could be planning attacks in new york, texas and virginia, all possible targets, although no specific locations were mentioned. the sources stress the intelligence is still being assessed and it's ib counterterrorism officials were alerted to the threat out of an abundance of caution. >>> election day is now in

. trump's colorado campaign manager tells us about the campaign promise that isn't going to happen and the one element of trumpism he would like to see die. as some students worry and protest, we'll hear from the 12- year-old who made national headlines supporting him if that is not media enough you, steve stager breaks bread with the man selling cheeseburgers in all 12 colorado counties. >> wrong. >> no, mr. president, we are and it's next. donald trump was underestimated because his voters were underestimated in number and passion. that seems simple but if it truly was simple then more of america would have seen president-elect donald trump coming. polling firms and we in the as a gospel failed to understand white america. the part not always represented among the so-called elites. our political science professor carl saunders. >> a secret sauce in many of the polling firms missed out on many of these silent republican voters in some of the states. >> then mirroring that effect in the polls this same group that was missed is t represented in newsrooms. >> it's been termed many differ

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

florida for trump. nevada, virginia, colorado for clinto opening bell - uncertain. dow futures sinking lower than 9-11 overnight. nasdaq and s&p futures.. temporarily halted. wall street's nervous. "now it becomes a guessing game as to how badly the market will be hit in the morning." anti-trump demonstrators rallying at the white house... stunned: "certainly disappointed about the results him and we're still hopeful for something better." exit polls tell an interesting story: the rural vote - white voters without college degrees - largely underestimated, as the vote count continues. tracie potts, nbc news, new york for president elect trump will be presiding over a severely divided nation in desperate need of reconciliation. it's something he did talk about in his victory speech last night but this morning the world is turning its attention to the financial markets following the election. that's right corey the news of the trump presidency hits. 9news reporter andrew sorensen has more... andrew, they weren't expecting this... no, this caught them by surprise. here's what we're looking

turned in ballots. as always, in colorado, it's a lot up to unaffiliated voters, independents. they've returned 599,000 winning, just who has turned in ballots so far. >>> whether you're putting your ballot in drop off boxes or voting in person, there's a lot to know to make sure things go smoothly today. we are joined from denver this morning with what you need to know. >> good morning. polling places and voting service centers open at 7:00. sooner you get here the better. you won't have to deal with longer lines and a lot of people have turned in their ballots. he's with the denver elections division. like a red carpet here, special occasion. what do people need to know about the place they drop off their ballot or finding a polling location. >> if they somehow misplace, go to denver votes.org and see the information. >> if you don't live in colorado -- in denver, just votecolorado.org. >> the room is accounting room. one of the things we like to make sure people understand is that room is actually on an isolated area gap network. nothing can be introduced into it. no flash

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

juveniles are responsible. jason gruenauer has details in three minutes. >>> a colorado jail flood has caused almost a quarter million dollars and the cost continues to rise. we're talking about the picking county jail. the video shows an inmate fighting it knocked out power to the 911 system. they hope insurance will cover the repair cost. >>> at 6:01. it's november 1st and it's another mild start. this whole week we're looking at dry conditions. we do have a little more cloud cover here across denver this morning. in the mountains will pick up rain and snow today. not enough. we could use a lot more . mid to upper 60s for highs. yesterday, upper 70s. about the cold that passed through, it will be about 10 degrees cooler today. under a mix of sun and clouds, denver's highs around 67 to 68. du, a high of 70. brighton, 69 and littleton, 71. tomorrow is cooler. jason, we're tracking a few more weak cold fronts. we'll take a look at those coming up. >> we have a traffic jam coming >> 270 is that way and 36 is way and continuing into downtown that way. and we did have a big traffic jam on

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

claiming the life of a beloved do cbs4 morning news. >>> and good morning from colorado's weather center. rein and snow on the western slope. it's moving east. we'll break down the timing of when it will arrive in your area straight ahead. >>> if you are going west we're watch that can this morning. this is c-470 and 285. a look at the high country drive here? just a moment, this morning a man accused of killing a well- known doctor went on a rampage targeting his own wife is cbs4's jamie leary live at the arapahoe county courthouse this morning as we follow the process,. >> reporter: good morning, you know we've been following this case very closely. this morning, is the arraignment for ken lyons -- kevin lyon asks typically the defendants make a plea and in the case of the 46-year-old, he will likely make a plea; there's been a lot of talk of making a plea of not guilty. by reason of insanity. now additionally in this case, the district attorney's office notifying lyons' defense team that it is considering seeking the death penalty. it was the decision at as a surprise to his counsel a

colorado students are opting to be more divided than united today. sky9 flew over boulder high school ten minutes ago. you can see some kids that walked out of class. we are hearing there are protests elsewhere and are checking those out in denver too. >>> douglas county sheriff's office is responding with franktown fire and south metro russellville, about 2 acres. that's something we're following and if we get an update in the show, we'll pass it to you. >>> it's a beautiful day outside but dry. it's dry, sunny, blue skies and we know the lack of rain does not help. looking denver, danielle is in the studio. it will be difficult if you watched election coverage. >> soak it in get off the couch and maybe you're still at work -- grab the laptop and head outside. um-hmm. it's just fantastic. unfortunately, though, with drier conditions we are starting to see wildfires popping up even in november. we don't have a defined fire season in colorado as we can see them spark up any time. bright blue skies sitting over the city. it looks fantastic if you're a fan of the sunshine. at this point 24 h

of colorado. >> this is moderate drought and that includes the denver-metro. >> there could be good news on the horizon. lisa has our first alert forecast. >> crossing our fingers, finally we're going to see winter weather advisory. in denver, really dry. today, sunshine. low to mid 60s. that northern front range section as you get closer to fort collins, parts of boulder and larimer counties, you're not going to see much from this storm. here in denver, a high near 70. congress park, 70. brighton today, 71. and in aurora today, a high of 69. good 10, 12, 15 degrees above normal in some neighborhoods. the next storm we're tracking is to the south of colorado. it's going to bring rain and snow to south western colorado and it's going to gradually bring more cloud cover to denver tomorrow. we're going to look at when we could get showers here and what the temperatures are going to do through the weekend. >> a wild situation to the west side of town. this is from c-470. from the camera at boles. jackknifed and it partily came off the truck on the northbound side as he wiped out into al

colorado hospital before she was fired for stealing a powerful painkiller from the patient, and she has previous charges at a medical center similar to this in oklahoma. the case is shockingly common in colorado. it's one of only six state that is don't require background checks for other medical professionals ?hen they apply for a licenseful i chatted with -- license. i chatted with a colorado state representative who wants to require background checks for anyone in health care. >> in the past the profession pushed back against this, having a lot of miscon sems about what it meant. >> reporter: higher application costs would cover the background checks, but it's cheaper than dealing with the scare. how the bill will come together is a work in progress, but one big challenge is in fact the cost, in what's already shaping up to be a tight budget year. last year all surgical techs were required to be fingerprinted after being hired in response to rocky allen who exposed thousands of patients to hiv while stealing drugs, and he was also accused of stealing doctor ughs in other states befor

great state of colorado. >> domed trump take the -- doubled trump takes the -- donald trump takes the stage indenver he's looks to make a final push for supporters and a coal creek canyon churchch inside -- church suffers damage after a shooting inside the building. bronxos are in -- broncos are in oakland. what vaughn miller has to say about where the team is this point in the season. >>> live, from colorado's newschannel, this is cbs4 morning news. >> and good morning to you. i hope you enjoyed your extra hour of sleep. i am kelly werthmann and we will have more in moment but david aguilera good morning. >>> yes. hopefully you remembered to et the clocks back. we've more sunshine to to look forward to today than yesterday. here's a look at current temperatures now. it's 42 in lewisville. greenville willage 41 same in englewood. and the weather watcher doug goodman in north lafayette is coming in at 43 this morning. saturdayel lie and radar together -- satellite and radar together we have a slow spinning over colorado. we are right under it with the little dry slot over denver. mostl

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

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

traveled to colorado with chad brooks to find out is working out. there are images of drug use you may not want your children to see. >>> we have all seen the ads for and against legalized pot in arizona. >> empty words . >> reporter: it's '205. and in just a few days, arizona voters will have to decide whether pot, which right now is only legal for those with a medical card, should be available to anyone over the age of 21. is it the right thing or the wrong thing fo we decided to go to colorado where america's experiment with legalized marijuana began three years ago to verify. >> reporter: a southwest airlines flight and a final approach to denver. home of the broncos, mile high >> innocently they dance. innocent of a new and deadly menace lurking behind closed doors. marijuana, the burning weed with its roots in hell. >> reporter: in the call classic reefer madness, america was warned about the dangers of marijuana, which interestingly was legal and tom i-237. >> they look like harmless cigarettes . >> reporter: 79 years later in colorado, it is agai sure that it works correctly van an

monitor. you will see a lot of color across colorado. 98% of our state is in some stage of drought at this time. as we start to zoom this map on in here and get closer to the front range, you will notice a lot of tan color on the eastern plains. that is moderate drought includes all of metro denver, but to the north in larimer county and to the southeast in lincoln county, you will notice two darker brown areas. that is severe drought. that is what we sa u.s. drought monitor. back out here live on the side of lookout mountain, it is a cold one. 24.7 degrees. we have seen the wind from 6 to 15 miles an hour. definitely putting a chill in the air. jim and karen, this chill, nothing tom compared to what is coming down the pike. >> chris spears, thank you sir. >>> talking ability the winds, still a problem back east. killed three people and injured dozens. the flames whipped up by 60 miles an hour winds. the fire has destroyed more than 100 homes and businesses including a resort. and even the mayor suspects his house is gone now too. here is danny roberte. >> we have been overwhelmed

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 voters in colorado. it is too late to mail your ballot at this p

forecast including the mountains unfortunately the storm we had move across southern colorado is moving feast of the state we are in for warm dry weat clouds from our camera in sterling obviously the sunrise one hour earlier with the time change jason has more on the drive coming up. you might want a sweatshirt or light jacket at the bus stop mid to upper 40s and today we are at 63 that is above normal, but still the coolest day on our seven-day forecast, we will warm up more this week, low to down to this multi car accident on i-25 and 84 you can see four vehicles this driver trying to get around the accident and it looks like this pickup trk blew some fluid or hit somebody else just be on the camera view a multi car accident in the left lane on the souuhbound side of i-25 at 84th avenue traffic barely getting around right now. you can see the heavy stop and go traffic developing on the north side, and accident at santa fe also a big bag reported on the highway at southbound 25 near park meadows.>>> first alert weather. >> a bad way to start the morning commute, a car in the cha

were in the area. >>> donald trump jr. is at colorado yoult outdoors. -- youth outdoors. this is the latest campaign event the campaign held here in colorado, just fiver days before the presidential election. we had a chance to sit down and collins and like his father, going to focus on the e-mail controversy going on with hillary clinton. >> when you see the e-mail controversy and the fbi reopening it. this is a decades long conspiracy. and americans care about that. >> not the only person targeting colorado. bill clinton will and ft. collins and bernie sanders in colorado springs. >> it is still a toss up in colorado for the election. hillary clinton and donald trump in a dead heat. each receiving 39% of the vote. hillary clinton is also hitting the campaign trail pretty hard aled of the election, in arizona saying donald trump is out of his league and his ideas are dangerous. today, clinton is in north yesterday, president clinton was in north carolina, hoping to close the deal. >> i hate to put pressure on you but the fate of the republic is in your hands. >> talking about the fb

a gun, you c both legally in colorado without committing a federal crime in the process. anastasiya bolton, friend of next and part of our 9 wants to know team found a pesky new piece of paper venlt >> how do i make a-- paper. >> how do i make a statement about a form? a piece of paper? i know, i will use the words "marijuana and guns" in the same sentence. >> in so far as marijuana is concerned, it is still a controlled substance federally. need to remind you, no matter if you liver in a state that-- live in a state that views marijuana differently. >> a lot of changewise marijuana laws-- changes with marijuana laws across the nation. this provides a opportunity with the changing of the form, it provides a opportunity to insure dealers and purchasers know what federal law is in relation to the topic. >> reporter: it so happens atf was already changing its most transaction record effective this coming january, the timing just worked out with all these states making marijuana legal. the form asks if you are "an unlawful user of marijuana." before you in colorado check no, it reminds