high conditions could mean more picture like this. when we could get some relief in the form of rain or snow. we have rain and snow in the forecast, but for now it's clear which means a beautiful view of the super moon doesn't set until 6:35 this morning and your forecast is ahead. we have an accident at washington and hamilton. we'll take a look at the rest of the drive in demonstrations over trump's -- trump's transition team moved forward with consideration of key white house and cabinet staff picks. two very important choices are announced. reid bennion has the latest on one very controversial pick. >> it is and it means coming soon. >> trump's campaign manager kelly ann assuring that trump was close to naming a chief of trump also naming campaign ceo steve banning as chief strike that gist. they're hoping that -- picking banning, they allow trump to maintain the harder themes he campaigned on. a prospect that's drawing criticism from some democrats including harry reed. the ceo of the defamation lead hitting trump's choice of banning. resend the -- it comes racial tensions since the election including racial messages scrolled on a wall and sign in a maryland trump. trump -- >> don't do it. that's terrible because i'm going to bring this country together and i say stop it. if it helps, and i'll say it to the camera, stop it. >> i'm reed bennion reporting. magnitude 7.8 quake hit just after midnight. an earthquake and strong after shocks rocked new zealand leaving two people dead. one when the man's home fell apart. the man's 101-year old mother made it out alive. officials are concerned there will be even more deaths. no rain or snow and we're grappling with very dry conditions at home, and the ib a fire broke out yesterday near denver international airport and threatened homes. jaime leary is live back in the area this morning to talk about to us about what we're dealing with. good morning. >>reporter: good morning, britt. that's right. we're near dia and the fire happened northeast of dia and you can see this brush around here is indicative of what we have been seeing all over the denver-metro area, brown and dry. and you can hear it crunching below my feet. here right now too to make matters worse. but this dry conditions and the winds still an issue this morning. and fuelled those flamed. it started in brighton around 1:30. by the time it was out around 5:00 yesterday evening, the brush had burned through dry brush. crews were able to protect -- officials say t set. neighbors actually say they heard somebody doing a little target practice before crews arrived on scene, so the cause right now still under investigation. but it has ruled to be intentionally set and it's not hard to believe that something like target practice would start a fire, even the smallest spark right now because we're incredibly dry. i think last year it was around november 5th we had measurable beyond that. ski resorts pushing back their season because there's not enough snow. be cog necessity sent. we're going to keep an eye on this through the morning and hopefully we can see snow fall in the near future especially for the ski resorts. let's check with ashton for the weather. >> good morning to y good morning, everybody. 44 degrees here in denver right now. we have a storm system on the way for the end of the week, and yes, it will be bring rain and snow to colorado. and it could be significant snow for the colorado high country. that's on thursday of this week. between now and then it stays dry and warm in the afternoon. here in the morning, it's 20s in the mountain. 30s and 40s in the metro area. doppler 4000 showing cloud cover to the north of us moving towards us. cover. it stays dry. 9:00 a.m., 50. and noon , 68. and a high temperature of 71. tomorrow looks warmer as as we approach weather high temperatures. we'll talk about that coming up, but first let's check with joel. this is i-25 and thornton parkway. they have gotten cones picked up. across the denver-metro accident at jarald and hamilton. southbound coming into town, a 9-minute drive and seeing a 6-minute drive both directions along i-225 along commerce city. cb boulder wants to help you take care of parking tickets. shawn chitnis with how you can help families in need and take care of a ticket. shawn. >>reporter: yeah, alan. if you have a ticket and you want to make a donation, this is your chance throughout the week. opportunities to do that and take care of those at once. this is apart of a food drive that's going to help the food for harvest pantry which helps those families in need around the boulder area. this is for any fine that has come from a campus parking spot. and almost everyday this week except for wednesday you can stop by in the afternoon at the parking office here on the campus in boulder with at least four non perishable food items and get a current that's for a picket issued before november 1st. that's the only way it's going to get paid off with the food items. you can bring more food items so if you have one more than ticket to get paid off and the common examples they're looking for when they talk about non perishable items, that's snack bars, fruit, and -- there's restrictions to keep don't hesitate to bring in the food. check with the parking service to see that ticket is eligible for before you show up. shawn chitnis, cbs news. the broncos -- >> the blocked extra point helped the team get out of the big easy with a sports insider, mark haas. >>reporter: this game was back and forth all afternoon. broncos had control of the game. they had a couple of mistakes and the saints took momentum, but the broncos got it back and the saints looked like they had a game winning drive but then to have the broncos block the extra point. another rocky picks it up and was able to return it to turns out to be the game winning 2 points. >> i knew it coming. i said get made a big play -- and i said get back and watch the ball and 31 made a big play. he went 45 inches in the air and he had to get the block. i ran the ball. imagine someone chasing you with a big gun, so run. that's what it was. >> as a rookie you want to contribute to guys -- it was nice today to kind of get our feet wet and make a game winning game changing play to >> the broncos enter their bye week 7-3. they're one of three teams in the afc west with 7 wins right now. and broncos have a difficult schedule remaining, but they're in the thick of things. a great win in new orleans. mark haas, cbs sports. the city is next after the bye week. a mother of twins looking back on her pregnancy and telling a story about how she welcome back, everyone. oregon donations don't often come from babies, but one mother faced with losing her child decided to make a gift that would make a difference. our weijia jiang has her incredible story. >>reporter: sarah and were excited about their having twin boys. then got devastating news. >> they found out that one of them was healthy and one wasn't. >> one baby had a fatal disorder that prevents the brain and skull from forming correctly. carolyn and thomas gray were born on march 3rd, 2010 and thomas lived for six-days. >> there's nothing we could do to save thomas' life and once we think, you know, inevitable, but it doesn't have to be unproductive. maybe there's good that could come. >> she spent the last weeks of her pregnant see -- thomas' organs were too tiny to transplant, but they donated his liver, eyes at three universities. >> do you have recommendations. >> dr. arupa studies eye retina which is impossible to get under normal circumstances -- >> sarah reached out to dr. gongali, to find out if her donation made a difference. the gray family visited her lab. >> this made a very nice human connection which was everlasting for all of us. tissue has been published in 2-dozen articles? when we had him we didn't know the impact he was about to have. >> cali has a baby sister jocelyn and sarah works for the national tissue bank which facilitates a million transplants a year and she says seeing the impact of her gift inspired her to help others make the same choice. weijia jiang, washington. life everlasting." traffic every 4 minutes and tens. this moon is super -- >> it's the super of the surper moon because this one is the closest the moon has been to the earth in almost 70 years. the hear the term super moon frequently because they happen on a regular basis. there was one last month, but this one is a super moon. it out, the moon will set at 6:35 this morning and you'll be able to see it tonight. denver, 44 degrees. over the weekend, it was nice. 60s and 70s. we expected it to be a nice weekend and mother nature delivered. today, 71. tomorrow we soar up to 75. the record is 78. we'll be within 4-degree of the record high temperature tomorrow and on wednesday, the warm before the storm, 74. week, temperatures in the teens in the morning. big changes for colorado. a few clouds moving from wyoming this morning, but we'll keep it sunny across the state for today. storm system up here in the pacific in the west. rain for oregon and washington, but our storm system and the one that will bring the big change toward the end of the week is south of achor age alaska. questions on how much moisture it will bring for the front range, but for the mountains, we'll see beneficial week. the resorts are excited. everybody who is a skier and skateboarder is excited. as we prepare for big snow -- for denver and the front range, precipitation. high temperatures, 50s in the high country. 60s and 70s up and down the front range. 71 in denver. and then again tomorrow, 75. followed by 74 on wednesday. sunshine the next 3 days. it will be thursday if we see moisture along the front range. it will be a small opportunity for maybe snow in the metro area as it turns colder late in the date on thursday. if we see snow it's not going to be much. friday, cold. look at that overnight low. 18 degrees. if you haven't blown out the sprinkler system, joel, it's time snsz -- time. we have the -- all the cars ever it is and the earlier they do that, the better. we have troubles spot at colorado and -- 6th avenue and southbound coming into town, we have speeds into the 60s guys. thanks a lot joel. investors are hoping a rally is going to begin. we're looking at suv. here's jill wagner with your money >>reporter: the -- investors bedding that corporate taxes will be cut and ease regulations in the financial industry. the dow opens today after its best week in 5 years. on friday the dow gained 39 points and that's dark opened 38 -- the nasdaq opened at 38. american apparel is looking for a buyer, but manufacturer its clothing in the united states. gas price was inching closer the $2 a gallon mark. aaa says price was falling because there's low demand and lots of supply. crude oil prices fell. traders were spectacle, opec cot production. jeep, subaru and volkswagen aree brands showing off new updated models. those lower gas prices have consumers looking ,, we asked a group of young people when they thought they should start saving for retirement. then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving why too many of us aren't prepared for retirement. just start as early as you can. it's going to pay off in the future. if we all start saving a little more today, we'll all be better prepared tomorrow. amy adams is back in a new thriller and music once again fills a concert hall that was the scene of a deadly terrorist attack. here's suzanne marques with today's eye on entertainment. >>reporter: stem performed for the reopening of the concert hall in paris over the weekend. the british pop icon wanted to honor the lives of tho in a terrorist attack last november. the proceeds will benefit charities helping victim and their families. >> ? try to take what's lost and broken and make it right ? ? >> break out country music star kam is in the middle of her first tour as a headliner. in the past year we released her album "untamed" and she's up for favorite country artist at the music awards later this month. gone, it's hard to do that. >> and jay holland and adam costar -- adam plays an art gallery -- >> she's having to come to terms with herself. that she does that through his sort of communication. that's this book. >> nocturnal animals open in limited release friday. your eye on entertainment, suzanne marques, cbs los angeles. an incredible super moon. your weather and traffic as you get started on a monday. ashton. >> good morning, everybody. i hope you had a great weekend. checking out the travel forecast of the port land and seattle, there could be weather related delays because of big rain in that part of country. the entire west in good shape from colorado into arizona. southern california looks terrific for rain in washington, dc today. a high temperature 54. new york city up to 57 . 70 -- 70s in florida. this is a good looking drive. it's loading up. you'll have company on the drive , but nothing that's going to slow you down along pena boulevard or on the a-line. take a look at the drive times on eastbound along 44 degrees right now. up next, damned this weekend as a deadly earthquake hits parts of new zealand. we'll we'll see more of the mess coming up. trump tells 60 minutes his top priority is immigration, health care and tax reform. i'm hanna daniels in new york. i'll have more on his transition into the white house coming up. break. i don't think anyone saw this coming. the broncos with one game left before the bye hoping to get a win before the week off. couldn't have asked for a better start or finish. trevor siemian is going to find tailor. his first career touchdown. puts the broncos up 7-0. stewart had a day yesterday. two interceptions and that fumble recovery right there. that would lead to a broncos touchdown and tie things at 17. denver up 23 to 17. thanks to brandon, but the saints not going away. breeze is going to find cook for a 32-yard touchdown and this happened. justin siemians jumps over the line and blocks the point and -- he takes it to the house. tip toes down the side line as denver gets a 25-23 win in new orleans. >> i must be living -- words can't describe how i was -- how you feel. when you know you've thing is the score because we're down, we're 25-23, that tells you right there. >> that tells you right there. the broncos 7-3 entering the bye week and their next week is the sunday after thanksgiving against kansas city. this has been the stihl's sports break brought,, ,, ,, ,, hi, everybody. great to have you with us. a look at our super moon. time to howl. it's 5:29. this morning morning -- this is monday morning, a day after the broncos's win -- i'm alan gionet. eddie castro for the gorgeous shot to the moon. let's get to ashton because we're worried about dry conditions, but you're talking about snow. >> by the end of the week, we'll see snow in the mountain. there's an opportunity for us to see a little snow in denver. that's not until end end of the week on thursday. if we see precipitation, i'm thinking it's going to be rain. temperatures in the 30s and 40s, but colder in erie. 29 there. your weather includes highs close to records coming up tomorrow. so much going on with your weather. let's check with joel. we have 1 side street at colorado and 23rd. just to the south of i-70. watch out for that. it is going to cause delays as we get a few more cars on the road. seeing good drive times and britt we'll break those down in a few minutes.

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