,, i am a unifier. once we get all of this finished, i'm going to go after one person. that's hillary clinton. >> what a sober tuesday. >> donald trump and clinton closer this morning to securing their parties presidential nominations. we have super tuesday results, plus what's next. >> a hit-and-run leaves a woman hurt at park avenue west and tremont place. police look for the driver who took off. let's outside. warm, but wicked winds. lauren is going to explain where it will kick up the fire danger as this warm dry weather causes problems. good to have you with us. i'm alan gionet. >> and i'm britt moreno. the morning after super tuesday, we

but the temperature warminger and -- temperatures warmer and winds blowing. >> it's on look out mountain, so watch for gusty winds. look at the winds in berthoud pass, kenosha pass. winds at 15 to 20 miles-an-hour. nederland, 20 miles-an-hour winds. not terrible, but it's going to get worse through the afternoon hours. red flag warning starts at 11:00 a.m. from the front range. humidity low today. fire danger high. the wind s s have eased up earlier this morning. we were at 50 degrees in denver. we've dropped to 38. 54 in fort collins and boulder. 28 degrees in greeley. 30 in avon and 34 in grand junction. rain and snow on the western slope right now along parts of i-70 from glenwood springs through gypsum and into the foothills. estes park, you're getting snow this morning too. for your hour-by-hour forecast, noon, 60 degrees.

and upper 50s by 5:00. strong winds this afternoon. we'll talk more about that in a moment. first, let's check with joel. >> that's going to make for a tough drive in the high country with the high wind, but along the front range as you travel along c 470. take a look at the drive southbound coming into down. we have the morning commute underway as you're making your way southbound getting passed 92nd. a lot of tail and brake lights. dipping into the 40s and 30s. 13 minute oz that drive. show you the broader picture. the earlier we had at colfax and cherry have been moved -- moved out of the way thanks joel.

it's filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy. the denver post reports the company is in debt by more than $1 billion. sports authority also skipped a big interest payment in january. the company says it will close about 140 stores over the next three months. no word on the effected locations, but sports authority confirmed it's closing three colorado stores, including the sports castle downtown. a woman seriously hurt from a hit-and-run. shawn chitnis is live this morning as we learn the details and we understand police have an alert out and everyone should be watching here. >>reporter: alan, that's right. police are looking for help with any information about this hit-and-run or trying to locate the car that was involved in this hit-and-run. we know this happened last night around 9:00. and police tells us they have an updated description of that car now. it is a 1998 gray lincoln sedan with damage to the right

it has the license plate of qki-285. again, qki-285. we saw police collecting evidence at the scene. there were clothes from the victim still here. as for the car, it was last seen traveling southeast on park avenue west and that alert has been out for several hours now, so you may see those details as you make your way on the freeways with the information posted on signs. live in denver, shawn chitnis, cbs 4 morning news. thank you, shaun. clinton and trump are the clear super tuesday winners this morning. >> i think honestly we've done something that almost nobody thought could be done. >> this country belongs to all of us, not just those at the top. >> clinton widens her lead over sanders, but it's a clog your way to the top battle for the republicans. no one is ready to give the nomination to donald trump.

down the latest super tuesday results. >> clinton won primaries in caucus in seven states that you can see in blue. sanders secured wins in four and that includes colorado right there. the overwhelming majority of people in caucuses in colorado supported sanders. a straw poll shows 59% of support to clinton's 40%. clinton is rolling though towards her par party's nomination. i want to look at the republicans. republican trump draw closer to there's the race. you can see it on the map. trump won in at least 7 states. and those are the states you see in red here. he's picked up alaska, and oklahoma, plus his home state of texas has ted cruz. cruz has made some points here. marco political specialist shaun boyd shows us where the candidates stand after

reshaped this extraordinary election again. among the takeaways, donald trump's appeal is crossing geographical lines and clinton proves her grip on the nomination firm. she dominated among her coconstituents african owe-- trump train beat cruz among efb -- and he beat rubio among moderates. rubio, the accomplishments last best hope in trouble with polls showing trump beating him in his john kasich needing a home state win in ohio or he too is doomed. trump appears all but certain to

is unclear if he'll get enough delegates. in colorado, the republican party did not do a straw poll this year. instead it elected delegates to cast votes at the state gop convention on april 9th. we saw an impressive night for the democratic caucuses. colorado came out to vote in big numbers. sander debated clinton in a non binding poll. jaime leary is live with colorado's results and jaime, you have a look ahead for us. sanders was popular among the young adults at the caucuses in denver and boulder. voters could be seen in lines along the precinct more than an hour after caucusing started. the results, they're not a sure thing. just a forecast as to who will win colorado 66 delegates. this is going to be decided between now and the state conventions in april. the caucuses are just

to select a nominee. between now and then, each party holds assemblies in each county and each district and the party conventions in april. primery -- primerries in june. they declared state and local races including several candidates hoping to challenge democratic us senator michael bennett in november. now, most of colorado's democratic party establishment endorses clinton. and they expect that she eventually will be the final nominee. live in denver, jaime leary, cbs 4 morning news. >> thank you, jaime. next up for the candidates are contest. kansas, maine, and kentucky, and nebraska --

primaries on march 15th along with illinois, missouri and north carolina. scott kelly is back in earth's gravity for the first time in nearly a year after arrived last night. he did give a thumbs up moments after he landed. he spent 340 days in orbit. the same number of days it would take to get to mars. kelly studied the effects of long durations of space and he fessed up about the realities of deal with a harsh environment. >> for instance, have no running water. it's like i've been in the woods camping for a year. >> that's a long camping trip. he saw 11,000 sunrises and sunsets. he's going to fly to houston today for a final health check and they'll compare his health to that of his twin brother mark. good morning baseball fans. we have good news. the rockies back in action and taking the

2016 season this afternoon against the diamondbacks. the biggest acquisition of the offseason was for out fielder para. they signed chad to foster the back end of the bullpen. for the first few weeks of spring training, expect to see a lot of young minor league players as coaches evaluate them. today's game starts at 1:10. fans are looking forward to the rockies. copter 4 was over the ball park yesterday. crews need to remove the ice rink used during the stadium series. let's check on the bus top and lauren is going to be easier this morning and this afternoon. >> yes, this morning, it's breezy out there, but gusty. up 40s on the way to home. mid-60s fairly gusty out there. be careful. taking a look at our temperatures.

degrees in cold creek canyon, but say his gust are up to 37 miles-an-hour. we'll talk wind and fire danger coming up. we're seeing it slowdown southbound coming into town. speeds dipping into the 30s. it's a 15 minute -- next on. cbs 4 morning news, the fbi admits making a mistake in,,

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news you need when you need it, like us on facebook, twitter and cbsdenver.com. colorado's online news channel. welcome back. let's take a live outside this morning from our look out mountain camera. how beautiful is this? a look at our beautiful sunrise. take a look at the intense colors for us this morning. nice pinks out there.

better in the next ten minutes before they fade out. our sunrise at 6:30 this morning. taking a look at our wind speed. wind is an issue. winds close to 40 miles-an-hour in winter park. as we zoom into denver area, not bad downtown. the foothills, winds 20 to 30 miles-an-hour from evergreen to estes park into golden and morrison. looking at our red flag warning, this will start at 11:00 a.m. these winds are going to get stronger. the closer to the lunch hour, the stronger they get. humidity down to 15%. winds are going to gust up to 50 miles-an-hour for the areas in red. temperatures morning, we start off with 55 in boulder and 54 in fort collins. here in denver, 38. 28 in greeley. 30s 40s on the eastern plain s s. 30 in avon. 34 in grand junction. satellite and radar, cloud cover here a

we zoom in, we have snow from craig into areas near rifle. and rain near glenwood spring to gypsum and eagle. it's raining in meeker. heading into our foothills, red feather lakes and allen's park, and parts along owe we have -- we have some snow. that snow can be heavy. could see a half inch and pick up two to four inches of snow in some areas. that snow fizzles out. denver, we stay dry, but gusty and a spot or two in the eastern plains. it stays windy, but better tomorrow morning, and tomorrow afternoon, a few cloud was some -- with that wind really calming down. temperatures today, 66 in denver. 62 in boulder and fort collins. 60s and 70s on the eastern plains and 40s towards the high country and 63 over in

for your 5-day forecast. 61 on friday and a slight chance for rain for us on, and on saturday, 67 and sunny. let's check with joel, good morning. >> good morning, lauren. it's a big slowdown southbound coming into town. look at the cars we have lining up for their chance to make it into downtown denver. if you're among them, this is what you're looking at. speeds in the 20s as you get down into town and into the teens. 17 minutes on the drive from 120th out to i-70. you take a look along u.s. 36, a nice wide open drive. i-2270. nice and wide open. in the high country -- we've been dealing with the high about. it seems apart of the drive in the high country, but today it's going to make its way out further to the east there. as lauren has been talking, up

cautious along c 470, highway 93, highway 72 and along highway 76 as well. trading to wall street is off to a good start in march. and apple's fight with the fbi. jill wagner live at the new york stock exchange. good morning. >>reporter: good morning, britt. the ball -- the dow jumped to 480 points. futures are pointing to a lower open. the battle between apple and the fbi headed to capital hill. james admit today a house committee that a mistake was made in handling the iphone of the san bernardino shooter. he says investigators accidentally reset the password. apple says helping the fbi hack the phone would set a dangerous precedent. soon, you'll be able to get direct tv without the

at&t bought the dish last year. the services will run-on apps. lamborghini rolls out its most powerful car. it's called the sintenero. it cost 2 million made. they're sold out. >> this leaves me out. i'll have to save up for next time. >> there's $2 million extra dollars in your pocket. >> that's a cool car. a whole another level. >> as long as it's someone else paying the bills. there goes to the lamborghini plan. top stories we want to check on. trump and clinton are inching closer to securing their presidential nominations. both of them won seven of the states last night securing hundreds more delegates. sanders won the

several state and rubio won minnesota. carson says he's not dropping out. we have more ahead in our next half hour this morning. a bill to limit the use of red light cameras in colorado is moving forward. it passed out of the state house yesterday. that bill would not allow the cameras on local streets or in neighborhoods, but it would still allow them in school and construction zones. and on major streets. those exceptions were added last year and the bill headed to the senate. there's a franchise tag and the broncos are going to talk about a long term deal for von miller. he'll make more than $14 million this season under the tag. that gives them until july 15th now to reach an agreement. expect that dollar amount to be closer to $18

ink a long term deal. miller was the star of the league's number one defense this year. as the sun comes up, you're going to feel the warmth, but the winds are kicking up. >> snider reporting -- we'll have a,,

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fairly sunny and mild day with 45 degrees. mild in washington dc. new system made land fall. that's going towards the midwest later today and tomorrow, but we'll see snow in colorado and our high country by noon and it breaks up. dia wait time is 20 minutes, and all lots open. joel. >> a great drive near dia. you're seeing a little slowing as you head either direction through commerce city loading up in the eastbound direction. but you get along i-70 and pena boulevard, it's a great drive. turn on koa news radio and 94.1 to get your traffic and cbs 4 weather every ten minutes on the tens. joel, thank you. it's a right of passage. learning how to apply makeup, we were with our wednesday's child. misty learns how to apply eye shadow and eye liner.

herself a girly girl who loves feeling put together. she likes reading and singing and her favorite musical genre may surprise you. >> do you still like to sing? >> yeah. >> what do you sing these day. >> 80 z -- 80s music. >> that's cool. that was before you were born. when were you born? >> 2001. >> 80s, that's cool. what kind of 80s are you listen to? >> "i remember" michael jackson. >> that's retro of you. i like that a lot. are you still liking country music or no? >> yeah. >> awesome. >> she has many talents. to learn more about misty or the children needing families, please call the adoption exchange and join me at noon to see misty's full story. now let's get a preview on

>> we have the super tuesday results. we have how the races are shaping up with clinton and trump. wooer going to tell you where denver comes in and why the centennial state is appealing. anthony interview with the music superstar. the cbs news is up next. i love to hear the appeal about colorado and what they say -- cbs this morning right after our newscast right here. it will be nothing but good things, i'm sure. 38 degrees. coming, whole foods recalls one of its

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>> i'm going to get along great with congress, okay. bowl, i don't know him -- >> clinton and trump are looking ahead to the race for president. they're celebrating big super tuesday victories. an update on the latest results. a live picture from look out mountain as we look out east ahead of the sunrise. the camera is starting to shake and it's going to get shaky as the day goes on. lauren whitney on the roof to experience it a little bit, but it's not bad yet. >> it's not bad yet. some areas have stronger winds. let's look from the foothills. when we come to it live on tv, it's not as bad. the trees have been moving and it's going to be dusty in our foothills. denver around lunch time, the temperatures are going it crank up. 55 in boulder. 52 in fort collins. 30s in the eastern

in steamboat and 34 in grand junction. we have snow in our high country in parts of the foothills. we'll talk about in a moment. but first joel hillan is tracking our drive. >> we don't have stalls -- this is from our cbs 4 mouse trap cam. there's slowing coming into town. it's a 20 minute drive from 120th to i-70. >> joel, thanks a lot. we have a medina alert for a car involved in an overnight hit-and-run that left a woman hurt. shawn chitnis is live shawn, that car. >>reporter: we have an updated description of that car that came in earlier this morning. we're told it is a gray lincoln sedan, a 1998 model. here's the license plate number that we have been given by police, it's qki-285. qki-285. and police tells us this car was

traveling west on park avenue west. this he were collecting-- they were collecting evidence and you can see the clothes of the victim still lying here. trump won 7 states in which republicans voted. he leads with 315 delegates. cruz won in texas and oklahoma last night. he has 216. rubio scored his first overall win in minnesota. he has 105 delegates. 1,237 are nomination. sanders. she came away with victories in 7 states. clinton has 1,003 delegates and sanders won his home state and colorado.

2, 083 is needed. >> jaime leary has an update on the caucuses in our state. >>reporter: it was a tipping scale for sanders. bernie came out on top, the results aren't a sure thing. you may recall back the most delegates. last night instead, talked preferences for the state and local races. coming up at 6:45, we're going to take a closer look at the turn out at last night's caucuses and i'll show you what's next in the process to select a nominee. live in denver, jaime leary. sanders has -- we'll have a

coming up in a few minutes as we share the results from super tuesday and the next major test for the candidates. whole foods is recalling raw milk, blue cheese nationwide over a possible listeria threat. recent tests done in iowa showed the presence of listeria may tag, dairy farms have stopped production and distribution. whole foods says no illnesses have been reported. two cases of the zika virus are in colorado. the two got it after traveling to zika-infected countries. babies had been born with abnormally small heads. from tv's to thermostats -- they could be an open door for hackers. >> unwanted eyes could be

your knowledge or permission. >> thousands of people can be tapping into your web cam. >> web cams are the tip of the iceberg. from ovens to sprinkler systems to baby monitors. more and more everyday device was connect to the internet leaving you vulnerable to hackers. >> how can we protect ourselves against cyber intruders. tonight, a hacker shares his secrets. >> it's easy to hack into your life. >> it's insight will -- watch my report "hacking your home" tonight at 10:00. we're getting started with a warm warning out there. again, lauren. >> another mild morning for sure and winds are going to kick up later today. we have clouds here in denver, but still some clear skies. we'll see that pretty much still stick around through most of the day. checking in with the wind speeds and wind is what we're concerned

gust from meeker and winter park, we've had winds up to 43 miles-an-hour. zooming into the foothills, downtown denver, i was on roof top, it's mild out there. as you head towards morrison and golden, winds at 25 miles-an-hour. you can tell by the darker colors, we have stronger wind in the foothills. they're going to get stronger and that comes with increased fire danger. high winds at -- all the way up to the eastern plains, wind gust up to 50 miles-an-hour. gusty into the southeast. be cautious outside. the winds are dangerous when they get this strong. it has been extra dry on the plains. 28 in greeley. 31 in lineman. 55 in boulder . 34 in avon. 35 in craig and 34 in grand junction. on our satellite and radar, cloud cover here across the front range and

from craig, down south of glenwood springs into eagle, we have rain and snow. as we zoom into the foothills, north of fort collins, we have rain and into ohio springs, we have snow. on our future cast, that snow sticks around for a while. could pick up two to four inches. this is fast moving and we'll see that kick out of here through the afternoon and evening. denver, we stay dry with intense winds. 66 in denver. still in the 60s tomorrow ask we stay there through the weekend. joel. >> a mild drive. the car s aren't running into anything and no stalls. that's helping the drive move along across the denver metro area. this is i-25 as you make your way out to the tech center. southbound coming down into town, speed in the teens and 30s. 20 minutes from i-20 i-70. look along i-270 in

a new crash along i-76. watch out for that in the eastbound direction. the denver metro area, southbound along i-225 loading up. you look into the high country, here's the wind and snow that lauren has been tracking. watch out for that. and then as you travel along i i-70 through georgetown along us 6 over loveland pass, it's tough spots, alan. joel, thanks a lot. coming up next, sports authority decides to file for bankruptcy. we'll tell you what's next for the company. plus another big sports story. lindsay bond says she's making the toughest decision of her life after that crash. >> you feel badly for her. here's a live look at the coloradans exercising, running the steps at the capital. 38 degrees in denver. look at the people. some are wearing shorts. that's colorado for you, right. tough loss for the av's.

your morning sports. >> good morning, and it's hard to imagine the av's and wild not battling to the bitter end for you hope last night's game doesn't come back to bite the av's. colorado got on the board first, jerome scoring only 33 seconds into the game. 1-0 av's. the rest of the peeled belong s belongs to the av's. chris scores his first career goal helping the av's tie at 3. but zach came up with the game's biggest play. he finds charlie coil for the go ahead goal. wild had an empty netter and they win 6-3. and now replace the av's in the west final playoff spot. >> it's a failure. obviously we're disappointed, but i thought we had a really good second -- a strong second period. >> you can't turnover the puck

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snow in the high country and it has been snowing in our and says they have big flakes falling right now. they could use it. this little shot of snow is good for us. we'll talk about the snow and the fire danger in a moment. joel, how is the drive? >> a couple of trouble spots, but nothing to get in your way as you look at the mouse trap cam. the headlights you see to north of i-70. plenty of space between the cars. average speed, 21 miles-an-hour. >> breaking news this morning, sports authority says it is bankruptcy. ceo michael foss posted a message this morning saying this is a way to operational restructuring. the denver post reports the company is in debt more than $1 billion. sports authority skipped a big interest payment in january. the company says it's going to three months. authorities

closing three colorado stores including the sports castle downtown. a woman is seriously injured after a car hit her and drove off. shawn chitnis is live at the scene. shawn, you just received an update from police. >>reporter: britt, we have a more detailed description coming hours after this happened behind me. we're seeing traffic pick up and people using the crosswalk again. police have this updated description of the car coming if earlier this morning. it's a 1998 gray lincoln sedan and there's damage to the right side of this mirror. the license plate for that car is kqi-285. the license place -- excuse me, qki-285 and we know this happened around 9:00. we were there as police were collecting evidence and there were cloth from the victim there and the car was seen traveling southeast on park avenue west. if you

hit-and-run or about that car, you're asked to contact police. live in denver, cbs 4 morning news. thanks, shawn. clinton and trump are the clear super tuesday winners this morning, but there's reason for other candidate to go on. some of the final super tuesday came in late overnight. >> our producers were working hard to tally up the votes. republican trump won in the deep south snag be 7 states including alabama, arkansas, georgia, tennessee and virginia. cruz picked up alaska and oklahoma. plus his home state of texas. rubio won in minnesota. clinton won the primarily and caw-- primary in caucus. mark has an update for us. good morning. >>reporter: good morning, in fact, you could call super

the billionaire hauled in nearly 3 times as many delegates as marco rubio. on the democratic side hillary clinton got one and a half as sanders. no one is dropping out yet. >> after securing key victories in several delegate rich states, trump is shifting his estate to the general election and his republican party. >> i'm going to get along great with congress. i'm sure i'm going get along great with him and if i don't, he has to pay a big price. >> cruz is tallying wins in oklahoma, texas and -- >> the strongest to -- >> wins are stroking fear in the republican establishment who question whether his nomination would keep them out of the white house. >> i think we're about ready to lose to the most dishonest politician in america, hillary

nominate somebody who is crazy. >> marco rubio echoed the senator. rubio picked up one win yesterday in minnesota. >> i'm the only candidate that can unite the party and grow it. if trump wins, it will split the conservative movement. >> democrat clinton widened her lead over sanders. >> it's clear tonight that the state in this election have never been higher. >> sanders won in colorado, oklahoma, minnesota, and his home state of vermont. >> the people when we stand together will be victorious. >> the presidential candidates face their next major task march 15th. >> republicans carson and kasich did not win a single state last night. carson pledge to stay in the race. and kasich is hoping to win his home state of ohio when that state goes to the polls in two weeks on march

another trumpism because he's winning today. thank you for that. in colorado, the republican party did not do a straw poll this year meaning a few party leaders will determine who will get colorado support in the race later on. last night, republicans elected delegates to cast ballots on april -- sanders defeated clinton with 59% of the support. jaime leary as we look at the results. jimmy. >>reporter: good morning, alan. the democrat ic party endorses clinton and expects that she eventually will win a nomination. it was sanders who came out with overwhelming support at last night's crowded caucuses. >> i'm excited and really fired up against the republican

we have a winning candidate in the democratic side. >> increasing across denver and boulder, it was the younger voters for bernie who outweighed the clinton's voice. it was so outside. it's the first at sending the parties to the national -- now that super tuesday is be nine, each party will hold assemblies in each county and district. the party convention in april. they'll bernie came out as the favorite last night. colorado caucuses not reliable in the state's preferences. rick upset romney in the straw poll. romney got the most colorado delegates at the gop state assembly. since republicans are abandoning the straw poll -- instead they

races and voiced their preferences for those races including hoping -- a few contenders hoping to challenge the u.s. senator michael bennett come november. live at the capitol, jaime leary, cbs 4 morning news. >> jaime, thank you for breaking that down. new this morning, more bad news for skier lindsay bond. she has another knee injury. she crashed last year and suffered a hairline fracture to her knee and had to be taken away on a sled. she's leading the world cup standing. she lives and trains in vane. she released this state on her facebook page, she says further damage to her knee could risk her future in skiing and calls this decision the toughest of her careers. rockies on the diamond playing game 1 against their rival in arizona.

diamondbacks and the first pitch at 1:10 and the rockies opening is in april 5th in arizona. astronaut scott kelly is getting out of his bed for the first time on earth. he's home safe and sound. >> kelly back home to mother earth after 340 days in space. >> he landed last night with two russian cosmonaunt. his brother kelly was on earth the entire town. this allows scientist to understand the space travel. he's preparing to fly to texas today. we have a picture -- the s-bank tower is getting a new attraction called sky slide. it's a 36-foot long glass slide that will let people slide from the 70th door to the 69th floor

there's plenty of glass to nerve you. they hope to open it in june. those are vertigo need to not do it. >> my stomach is turning looking at it. the birthday of late writer dr. seuss -- i'll head out to arvada to read to kindergartners. you may want to pick up a book and enjoy a good read with us. the winds are going to kick up today. >> here's lauren with the weather. >> the winds are going to be howling later today. we have cloud cover in the denver area, but looking at the wind speeds and across the state, we're looking at strong winds and we're looking at the winds to they're going to get stronger and stronger. so we're looking at wind gust up to 50 miles-an-hour across the front range. it's going to get gusty for us today. winds could possibly reach 50 miles-an-hour. humidity low for us. and we're looking to stay on gusty side

winds will calm down tomorrow and we're looking at snow. estes park and rocky international park, we're looking at the gusty win windsy -- gusty winds today. let's check with joel hillan. >> there's a couple of trouble spots. we got a lot of cars on the road. i-225 into the tech center cam, and you can see the drive southbound coming into town as well. everyone making their way into denver, and you got to get in line to do that. 19 minutes from 120th out to i-70. average speed, 30 miles-an-hour along that stretch. westbound along i-76, loading up. this is an accident on 88th. the trouble spot is in mlk and york.

parker road is going to cause delays near mississippi running haeveny from parker to i-225. you can see the slowing near c 470 making your way through highlands ranch way. about what about the high country, this is what lauren has as you travel along i-70, making your way from evergreen through georgetown, a mess with a mix of different weather conditioning and we have wind we'll fight today. watch out if you're driving something high and light. >> some places aren't going to be in the same place this afternoon. look out mountain camera, we're waiting for this to start shaking as the winds getting rolling. >> we love the warmer temperatures. we're ready for spring time, but you know, this draws concerns for us. >> we have fire danger because the winds are strong and it has been dry. be careful outside. the winds are going to be howl howling.

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