,, ,, happy friday. i'm britt moreno. >> today, good to have you with us. it's 5:00 this morning. here's the latest. crews in oklahoma try ing to get a hand on wild fires burning out of control. why that might happen today. thousands will pay respects to supreme court justice antonin scalia today. i'm john champion in washington with the bitter partisan debate over shadowing his memory coming up. in colorado it was a dark and snowy night. what we can expect this weekend after breaking the record high in the metro area yesterday. flags are flapping in the wind over here this morning.

they're at half staff because of the death of justice antonin scalia. your weather might be easier. we broke the high at 73 degrees in the metro. let's find out what's happen nothing the metro and in denver. >> pueblo and colorado springs did break their record. temperatures got into the 80s for pueblo. fort collins, winds heading into the foothills, black hawk, miles-an-hour. breezy -- it's going to get better in the later part of the day. 45 in boulder. 43 in fort collins. 33 in burr -- 3 in burlington. the western side of the state cool as this system eases up. the winds calm out west. taking a look at our

we don't have advisories or warnings in the state. we had a ton yesterday. we're going to be warm today. 64 degrees at noon. 67 by 2:00. and 60 degrees by 5:00. we're talk about the weekend in a moment. let's check in check with joel. we have chain and passenger restrictions and over vail pass this morning, you've got us 6 over loveland pass which remains close. here's the wind that lauren has been tracking across the denver metro area. no trouble spots in and around the denver metro area. but britt, once you get into the high country, boy, we have quite a few. joel, thank you. breaking news this morning. american war planes hit tibia. the planes hit an isis training camp. they have been monitoring the state in libya over the last few weeks.

the road closed through tomorrow. crews are having a hard time cleaning this mess up. cbs 4 jaime leary live. she's inside the cdot traffic center in golden right now. jaime, what can you tell us? >>reporter: good morning, alan. check this out. this is where all of the monitoring of our roadways state wide goes on. these guys are responsible for talking to emergency personnel and updating our road conditions and letting those at home know what they're up against which is i-70 which is closed. not much monitoring needed, but they're paying attention to it because opening that, the days have been further. the expectation is saturday that will open because of our sporadic weather we have been seeing. high winds and adverse weather in the

glenwood springs. they help -- cdot crews were hauling everything by hand setting them several hours. officials say of the mountain. glenwood springs has been closed since monday night and crews are works as fast as the weather and the goal is to partially reopen the six mile stretch by saturday. but when that happens, it's with shuttles. >> what we'll do is open one lane that we will start running a pilot through. we'll take one lane of eastbound traffic through. we'll go and we'll turn around and bring westbound traffic through. >> and that could bring delays up to an hour long. the damage from this extensive in the millions of dollars and cdot is in the property of requesting federal disaster relief for the repairs. i talked to these guys in the office and they said the weather is looking up, so

for more progress this afternoon. live from the traffic management center, jaime leary, cbs 4 morning news. >> thank you, jaime. justice antonin scalia will lie at the supreme court. after a private ceremony, the public will be able to walk passed his casket and pay respect. the president will do that today. >> known as a conservative warrior, today, thousands will justice scalia. president obama and the first lady will remember the justice as his body lays in hall of the -- the president has faced criticism for not planning scalia's funeral. >> the president thinks paying tribute to high profile patriotic american citizens, issues.

shadowed by a debate whether president obama should nominate his successor. >> the president has the right and obligation under the constitution to send forth a nominee. >> we should be respectful of the nominee, but whatever powers are afforded the presidency, the president should use them. >> reid expects the president to announce his nomination in two weeks. john champion, cbs 4. paul scalia will lead the mass tomorrow at the have silica in washington dc. joe biden will attend in place of president obama. this morning, a former surgical technician accused of switching syringes at swedish hospital and putting patients at-risk for hepatitis is going to face a federal judge. cbs 4 shawn chitnis is tracking this story from the federal courthouse in downtown denver. such a big story, shawn. what's the latest. >>reporter: well, britt.

today, we're going to see that defend, the man accused of these charges end a plea of the charges listed. that's tampering with a consumer product and stealing medication. rocky allen is in jail without bond. federal prosecutors will also ask that rocky allen remain in custody until this case is resolved. allen turned himself in earlier to u.s. marshall. he replaced is a -- people were told they have to be tested for hepatitis b and c and hiv because the syringes were switched. if convicted, he could spent 14 years in prison and pay for fine up to $500. hot, dry conditions causing trouble in oklahoma where fires rolled across the plains.

are battling grass fires around the clock. this fire cropped up in the afternoon and it's still burning. it's dry, and oklahoma forestry chief says ez has not seen these many fires since december of 2011. there were 26 fires burning in the state, and that forced evacuation. a man -- a victory for the defense team representing a long mont woman from cutting an unborn baby from a woman's wound. they can't show the autopsy for the child named aurora. wilkins was 7 months appreciation nant when attacked. a coroner found no evidence that the fetus lived outside of the wound. so lane is not charged with murder of

they argued it was -- >> aurora is not a victim. >> the judge agreed and banned that testimony. they say that wilkins lost half her blood supply in the attack. a deputy injured in a car crash nine days ago -- bill foreman remains in -- he was responding to the deadly stabbing of a 6-year-old boy. investigators say his lights and sirens were on when his patrol car was hit by a turning vehicle. the voters have a say in the -- the democrats in nevada. it comes as donald trump spars with pope francis: >>reporter: two parties, two states and two big nominating contest. voters head to the polls in south carolina presidential primarily in less than 24 hours and on the same day, the democrats face off in

>> we have to go after systemic racism and go after the barriers that some are trying to put up to keep those from voting. >> i was arrested when i was 22-year-old. you know what i was arrested for, fighting segregation. >> in an interview with bet television, sanders accused at town hall, clinton fired back. >> i don't know where this comes from because maybe it's that senator sanders wasn't really a democrat until he ran for president. >> the reap contest is getting ugly ahead of saturday's primarily. cruz taking heat from a photo shop showing rubio shaking hands with president. >> everyday he makes something up about me. >> he has a problem with the truth and even marco rubio,

he looked at that picture and said it was photo shopped. >> trump has a sizeable lead in south carolina while clinton and sanders run neck and neck. bus stop. >> taking a look for the kids. temperatures in the upper 30s, the good news on the way home, winds are hopefully not as bad. >> the winds aren't affecting the drive along i-25 like yesterday. it could be a tough drive as you travel along the northwest parkway and portions of u.s. 36. if you're getting into your car, turn on koa and cbs 4 weather together every ten minutes on the tens. how to reduce your iphone

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recommend 18 to 60 years old sleep at least 7 hours each night for good health. the cdc says south dakota had the highest sleep rate and hawaii with the lowest. we have lower, lauren. >> we won't talk about our sleep patterns. let's look what's happening outside. it's too depressing. we'll look what's going on outside. wind gust at 22 miles-an-hour in fort collins. winter park, it's windy, but it has eased up on the western slopes. zooming into the foothill and into the denver area, more. winds 20 to 30 miles-an-hour from estes park to golden down to morrison and con for as you head towards black forest, winds at 32 miles-an-hour. westminster, you're gusty. the winds are going to ease up today and in denver, it will happen sooner than it will for the high that evening hours.

in, so it's much colder as you head towards the eastern slope. 31 degrees cooler in craig. 35 under aspen. denver 17 degrees cooler. 33 in denver. 37 in greeley. 38 in burlington. 54 in la junta. 45 in boulder. 24 in meeker. on our satellite and radar, clear skies and a few skies to start. snow yesterday. that has cleared and as we look at our future cast, mostly sunny skies. maybe a few clouds here and there today, but overall, it's mild. winds are going to start to improve as well. it will be windy in some parts of the state, but we'll see the winds ease up a bit. tomorrow morning, we'll wake up to sunshine and maybe a few clouds off to the west and we have a chance for snow out there and rain on the eastern plains. there's a chance that there's a late afternoon, evening shower that rolls through denver, but most of that should stay to the east and to the north and west. taking a look at our temperatures for today, yesterday we had record breaking

today, not quite as warm as the winds improve for us. 68 in denver. 66 boulder. and 66 burlington. frisco, 48. 51 in grand junction. for today, sun glasses and know it may be windy, so your hair making messed up today. 64 degrees at noon. 67 by 2:00. taking a look at our 5-day forecast, it should be nice. 65 degrees on saturday. 49 on sunday and a chance of rain and snow, either monday night or tuesday morning. let's check in with joel, good morning. >> good morning, a nice quiet drive-thru commerce drive. typical friday morning drive. we expect the volumes to continue. in the high country, a much different story. you have the road weather index showing you the wind that lauren has been tracking. u.s. at

and adverse conditions. you get to the eisenhower tunnel. we have the closure in place on i-70 near gypsum. this is going to take you an estimated 3 hours and 50 minutes. they have a 300 cars that travel on a given day from gypsum out to glenwood springs per hour. and you're going to take all that traffic now and move it onto the side streets through steamboat springs and craig which i'm sure the small businesses are loving it. highway 40, and then back southbound along highway 13 from craig passed meeker out to rifle. that's going to take you we mentioned this earlier, alan, but amtrak is the way to do it. the train leaves at add hours, and it can be expensive, but better than sitting in traffic. the red wing rivalry may have been the -- patrick wise man practicing to get his legs

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welcome back. no major delays across the country we're looking at time at dia at 20 minutes. we have rain and snow in the pacific northwest. this stays to north and shooting to the midwest. we have snow in north and west south dakota. warm temperatures and it's going to get hot over the next couple of days into the southern part of the country. 80 in phoenix and warming up into the southeast and we're worried about fire damage in the southern plain. hot temperatures and wind, fire danger is a huge concern. let's check with joel hillan. how is the morning drive shaping. >> it's excellent start in the high country -- it's an excellent start in the high country. look at dia. you get along i-270, not too bad. we have the ramp closure in place

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hi, everybody. good to have you with us. it's 5:30 this morning and there's a live picture from sports authority field. the flags have settled down, but they have been blowing hard in the breeze. winds moderating and flags at half staff because the body of antonin scalia will lie at the supreme court. happy friday, everyone. hot and dry conditions yesterday along with the major winds we've had, helped lead to this. a trash fire in weld county ignited brush and grass and the flames burned 4,000 acres. >> in the metro area, a record

justin mcheffey shows us you can get all four season in colorado. >>reporter: the winds are over central colorado. on the high end yesterday, a wind gust of 97 miles-per-hour was recorded in lame near county. for a time, last night, loveland was closed because of the conditions. zero visibility, so if you head up to the high country with this wind, do take care on the roadways. in the mobile weather lab, justin mcheffey. thanks for joining us. i'm britt moreno. >> and i'm alan gionet. glad to have you with us. let's get you started. happy friday. what's up, lauren. >> as we head into the day, the foothills will it take longer. late morning, we're doing okay. right now, winds gusting at 30 miles-an-hour in fort collins.

as we zoom in more, estes park to golden, winds at 22 to 30 miles-an-hour. broomfield at 30 miles-an-hour and castle rock, 13 miles-an-hour. when you leave the house, winds are better but it's cooler out there. 31 degrees cooler in craig. 31 degrees cooler in aspen compared to yesterday at this time. that puts us at 33 in denver. 37 in greeley. 38 out in ray and burlington. 45 in boulder. 15 in craig and 18 in steamboat. a little chilly out to the west where the winds have improved. taking a look at our hour-by-hour forecast, noon today, 64 degrees. 67 by 2:00. by 9:00 tonight, maybe you're hitting the town , 44 degrees. let's check with joel hillan. how is the morning drive going? >> we have the winds blowing things into the high country at i-70 and gypsum. there's cars pulled off to the side because chain and passenger restrictions are in place over vail pass.

metro area. we haven't seen the slowing develop in that southbound direction. we expect lighter volume on a friday and we see green across the system in the denver metro area. you can turn on 94.1 for your traffic and cbs 4 weather together. joel, we have breaking news. war planes have hit libya. it's an isis training camp. in the past few months, u.s. military have monitored -- president obama last week directed his national security team to boaster terrorist efforts. it's believed it's between 2,000 and 5,000 isis fighters in libya. i-70 is closed. s are having a hard time cleaning out the mess. when it opens, cdot may

let's get to jaime leary who is in golden. good morning. >>reporter: good morning, britt. take a look at the management going on. these guys are responsible for monitoring traffic conditions across the entire state of colorado. they talked to emergency management to get everyone the information they need when traveling. they're monitoring i-70 of course. i-70 is their main concern, but another concern are the detour routes. those roads are not meant to handle the traffic they're handling. that's the concerns for i-70. the opening date keeps getting pushed back and that date is scheduled for saturday. but it's dependent upon our weather. for those people who travel the stretch of highway or have seen the damage up close, the magnitude of the rock slide is clear by now. cdot is in the process of requesting federal disaster relief assistance to

which are in the millions. the highway has been closed. >> okay. >> we lost jaime there. >> we did lose jaime there. apparently the live shot froze there. i-70 closed in glenwood canyon. as they try to get things fixed, you can see them working in the rock and the damage to the roadway. you can understand why the highway is not open yet. here at cbs 4 and cbs4denver.com, we'll let you know if that's open or not, because it's four hours to go around this. the weather is going to dial it back. the winds won't be as severe. they were so bad on i-75 through the tech center, it was closed because they had to fix the big ikea that posed a risk to those below.

>>reporter: an ikea employee may have saved lives when he saw the sign over i-25. >> we take the panels off. the winds can get inside that. >> the highway was shut down. rtd closed a new by light rail station waiting for the winds to subside. winds over 40 miles-an-hour -- across the city, brittle tree branches snatched with ease. >> i work downtown on an upper floor of an office building, and all afternoon, the winds were whipping. >> two women were walking across the street when this widow crashed down. >> i can't believe it. i drove down the street about an hour ago, and i can't believe i didn't hear it. >> that's dan bush reporting. no injuries from those down treed or the ikea sign. they

everything is open this morning. also this morning, a former surgical tech accused of switching syringes at swedish hospital and putting those patients at-risk is expected to face a judge. shawn chitnis has the latest downtown. shawn. >>reporter: alan, rocky allen could spend up to 14 years in prison and pay a fine up to $500 if convicted. rocky allen was indicted. he's accused of swapping syringes at swedish medical center. people need to get tested for hiv and hepatitis. one representative says he has two clients that have tested positive for the hospital. he worked there between mid-august and late january.

the federal courthouse around 10:00 a.m. live in denver, shawn chitnis, cbs 4 morning news. shawn, thank you. hillary clinton's daughter chelsea will be campaigned. chelsea clinton was joined by actress pharaoh by the show "ugly betty." clinton and farrera said why they think clinton is the best candidate for women and minorities. >> before girl power was a hashtag, hillary fought the fight and defended women at home and around the world. >> bill clinton will be in colorado this weekend the former president will attend organizing events in pueblo and colorado springs. big weekend in a race for president. voters vote in colorado. there were town halls last night.

after sanders and donald trump is going after the pope. he's craig boswell. >>reporter: trump softened his stance against pope francis during a town hall meeting. >> i have a lot of respect for the pope and i think he was my interpreted and -- >> trump went off after saying someone -- a person who thinks only about building walls and -- >> for a religious leader to question someone's -- >> bush, a catholic says a person's faith is a private matter. >> john kasich says it's the u.s.'s right to build a wall, but he would rather see more bridges. >> i'm pro pope. >> trump holds a lead over cruz. >> on the democratic side, hillary clinton has an 8 point

latest cbs news national poll. but they're neck in neck in nevada ahead of saturday's caucuses. clinton and sanders discussed immigration reform at a telamundo debate. >> i called out trump. i said busta enough. >> i want to take -- >> the candidates will find out where they stand with voters on saturday. antonin scalia will lie at the supreme court. the public will be able to walk passed his casket and pay respects. the president will do that today, but not attend scalia's funeral tomorrow. dawn champion has the latest from outside the supreme court. >>reporter: known as a conservative warrior, today, thousands will pay respect to supreme court scalia. president obama and the first lady will

lies in repose in the hall of the supreme court. the president has faced criticism for not planning on attending scale's funeral. >> what the president thinks is appropriate is paying tribute to high profile citizens even when you don't agree on the issue. >> the 79-year-old died over -- cruz plans to attend the funeral and criticized the president. >> he's going to cuba, but somehow obama can't find time to go to justice scalia's funeral. >> scalia's memory is being over shadowed by a bitter partisan debate whether president obama should nominate his successor. >> the president has the right and obligation under the constitution to send forth a nominee. >> at a town hall in south carolina last night, bush broke with his fellow republicans who want to leave it to the next

>> we should be respectful of the constitution, but whatever powers are afforded the to use them. >> harry reed expects the president to announce his dawn champion, cbs news, washington. >> justice scalia's son paul scalia will lead the funeral mass at the national shrine in dv. vice president joe biden and jill biden will attend in place of president obama. if you're joining us this morning, 46 degrees in denver. and the winds are calming down today. >> lighter this morning. that means i-25 back open through the tech center. i-70 still closed. we'll keep you updated. coming up, some perks for arvada city employees.

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cool stuff. two high energy shows are coming to rock denver. sanders breaks it down to the concert calendar. >>reporter: the singer song writer -- brett saunders had a lot of success. [ music ]. >> he's going to play the first bank center in broomfield on friday night. >> one, two, three, they're going to run back to me >> and also on that, el king. that's the first on saturday night. >> also on friday night, nile rogers and his band sheik. you might remember those disco hits back in the 70s. he was the director for lady gaga. nile

theater friday night. find out about these on kco.com. this is a big weekend as the state wrestling tournament is taking place at the pepsi center. student athletes are across the state are looking to make the right moves on the mat. we see two brothers with an inspiring come back story. >> i didn't know if i was going to be wrestling this year. >>reporter: before the cooksy twins could win a championship, it took a turn 14 months ago. >> we were heading home from a wrestling tournament and someone is coming at us. we looked at each other and that was it. >> they were hit head on by an alleged drunk driver who died at the scene. both paul and lyle had internal injury and broken bones in their legs. >> they came in wheelchairs and home bound for three months. >> paul started wrestling again

lyle until october before he teammates. >> their first goal was to wrestle and the second was to go to the state championship. >> we wanted to wrestle for his senior year. whole life. >> they're disappointed they lost tonight, but their mom says matter. walk. six months ago, lyle couldn't get on the mat. and you qualified. you are winners already. whatever happens this weekend, i am beyond proud. >> they are still winners, right. that was jeff todd reporting. both the identical twins had close calls on the mat. >> it's good to see them back wrestling. lauren with your weather, and there's the winds. >> there are the winds.

we're going to see improvement today. 25 mile-per-hour gust towards fort collins, monument hills, winds at 26 miles-an-hour. zooming into the denver area, we have winds in the southern part of the town, southeast aurora, parker ranch, at 20, 25 miles-an-hour. and boulder, gust up to 26 miles-an-hour. as we shift into the foothills, berthoud pass has died down a touch. nederland, winds close to 50 miles-an-hour. windy in the foothills and high country. it's going to ease it. we're out of that advisory or high wind warning, high wind watch criteria. so it won't be as bad today. the winds will start to improve. 33 in denver. 37 in greeley. 38 in ray. chilly on the eastern slope. 24 in meeker and 27 in gunnison. skies are clear from yesterday. we did see good snow fall in our high country and the western side of the state.

we're looking at partly to mostly sunny skies and throughout the evening hour, maybe a few more clouds in the northern part of the state. if you're hitting the town tonight, breezy at times, but overall, not too bad. overnight, we see a few more clouds build to our west to saturday the day today and snow in our northern mountains and rain showers on the eastern plains and maybe a shower or two heads into denver. maybe we get clipped by that rolling through. temperatures today, 68 in denver. 66 boulder. it shouldn't be any record breaking temperatures. 60s, 70s for the eastern plains. 53 in junction. taking a look at your hour-by-hour forecast, 40 degrees by 8:00. noon, 60s. and spending the afternoon in the 6 #0 0s with mostly sunny to partly sunny skies. for your

saturday -- let's check with joel. watching the drive near lucent. somebody was pulled over for speeding which you could do because there's plenty of space between the cars. you can see the cameras shaking as we head winds across the denver metro area. look at the green. we're at or near posted speed limit s s and into the high country, there's chain and passenger restrictions in place. loveland pass is closed due to the blowing snow and adverse conditions. you get to the west, and i-70 closed from gypsum to glenwood springs. the detour is a big one. it's going to take 3 hour and 50 minutes to execute. you get to see these great colorado towns, craig and meeker and rifle. yeah. that's your consolation surprise. that's going to add to your drive.

they're going to get it open today. they have winds and the weather working against them yesterday. they're putting up 160 feet of fencing and they have to repair the guard rail and they've done repairs on the roadway. a lot of work done, but a lot to do. >> i know, the rocks are coming down. joel, thank you very much. as you get dressed this morning, the clothes they wear, you've paid for. >> in one city, it's the taxpayers footing the bills buying clothes for government workers. here's brian maass. >> from high heels to shark skinned pants to dress shirts. arvada tax payers pay to dress city workers. >> i think we're giving them the necessary tools to do their job. >> we found receipts showing some desk workers given clothing -- they can shop at macy's and

put it on the that is payer's -- >> it appears to somewhat out of the ordinary. >> why would they fur us. >> we stopped by the city of golden where city worker have to pay for their own and always have. >> i think like most jobs that we are expected to dress professionally for what we do. >> and pay for your own clothes. >> and pay for our own clothes. >> westminster told us the same thing. no allowance for office brighton. >> a kirby pant refers to rather than straight legged or slim hipped or whatever, kirby refers to the size. >> two weeks after defending the clothing allowance, there was a change of heart about what we found. >> this isn't a program that's going to continue.

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new video to show you out the florida. a would-be robber well into a tough customer in brea do not florida. david west who has two state title was visiting his girlfriend and a man tried to rob the pharmacy. that didn't go well for the person robbing the pharmacy. they - he held him down until the police arrived. >> that ended well. 46 degrees in denver on this friday morning. here's what's ahead, the cbs 4 morning news, big hour. breaking news out of libya. overnight air strikes by war planes, ahead. also, jaime

>>reporter: we have the latest on the i-70 rock slide around the corner. a k-9 officer is getting extra help while on patrol. ? a cute dog there. as the ground warms up, potholes are popping up in the metro. ahead, the new technology that could protect your car. are you having a hard time

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weekend. >> a live look from copter 4 as we get ready for cooler, less windy weather. the ripping winds shook the state yesterday. happy friday and thanks for joining us. i'm britt moreno. >> and i'm alan gionet. con congratulations. you made it to friday. -- >> wicked wins are tearable-- wicked winds are terrible. those are going to ease up today. thank goodness. it's windy outside this morning. wind s s in winter park are gusting -- winds in winter park gusting up to 40 miles-an-hour. heading into the denver area to estes park, black hawk, winds around 30 miles-an-hour. here in denver, it has been breezy and we're going to see the winds slowly ease up today. that is good news. i know everyone wants the wind to die down