f0 hi, everybody. good morning to you. 4:30now. this is the news on cbs4, thursday, 13th of october. i'm alan gionet. >> i'm britt moreno. thanks for waking up with us. let's get a check on the forecast and figure out what it's all looking like. outside today. >> yes, indeed, after probably staying inside yesterday, which was a good idea, with all the cloud cover, the drizzle and of course the chilly temperatures yesterday, by far the chilliest day we've had so far this season. today we start a warmup. for now there's a lot of cloud cover not only over denver, but much of the state. these clouds will gradually clear as we progress through the morning. by this afternoon we should see a lot of sunshine. quick check of the visibility, none of the fog issues like we

it's also not quite as chilly this morning as yesterday at this time when we were generally in the 30s. 42 aurora. 44 wheat ridge. 44 in castle rock. mountain temperatures this morning, 20s and 30s there. 28 leadville. 37 avon. here's the plan, clouds to start the day, the sun will be up around 7:07. by noon we'll be at 67 with partly cloudy skies. should be mostly afternoon and much warmer. yesterday's high 49. today, 74. we'll check the weekend forecast straight ahead. let's check in with joel. good morning and happy game day, everybody. we've got four of our cdot cameras up. i want to show you what a difference it is today. you don't have the wet roads we were dealing with yesterday, nor the low visibility. got everything from i-25 and

central park boulevard. road work c-470 on the hog back and police activity at spruce. denver police want to find out who shot and killed a person last night. shawn chitness live with what we have learned. >> reporter: we were able to learn in the last few hours that this is a homicide denver police are investigating. understandable they spent quite behind me, this is the intersection they had closed off and had a lot of different officers and cruisers in the area for most of the night and into the morning. just opening up this area really within the last 10 or 20 minutes. if you look at what the scene looked like earlier, they took over much of the apartment complex as well as the business area that is here.

side and businesses on the other side. someone was shot and killed and denver police are investigating this as a homicide. it's unclear who they might be looking for, if they have suspect descriptions of who might be responsible, as well as what led up to this shooting. those are the details we're waiting to hear from denver police. we first learned about this a little bit before 10:00 p.m. wednesday night. a lot of time has gone by. we're waiting to learn more from police later today. live i cbs4 morning news. arapahoe county sheriff's deputies want to find shooting suspects. they found a 17-year-old boy shot in the leg on florida near parker last night. he is expected to survive. they describe the two suspects only as black males who got away in a silver chevy impala. trump's campaign spends a third day in florida as the campaign continues to push back against a wave of new claims. more women are coming forward

past. our brian webb has the latest. >> reporter: donald trump's camp is demanding a retraction and threatening legal action after the "new york times" report claims he groped and kissed two women decades ago. in it, rachel crooks, a 22-year- old receptionist for a company in trump company, claims trump kissed her on the cheeks and mouth after she introduced herself to him for the time. jessica leads says trump touched her under her skirt as she sat next to him on a flight 30 years ago. >> it was like he had six arms. he was all over the place. >> reporter: reports of forcible touching and kissing emerged in two other publications yesterday, including people magazine. more troubling still, this 1992 entertainment tonight video in which trump could allegedly be heard making questionable

escalator? >> yeah. >> i'll be dating her in 10 years. >> reporter: many republican lawmakers and mike pence are sticking by trump. >> now is the time to stay the course. >> reporter: hillary clinton's campaign seized on the "new york times" report. >> this latest incident about how he treats women, he doubled down, he double downed on his excuse it's just locker room talk. >> reporter: yesterday wikileaks posted more e-mail that says account of clinton's campaign chairman. the clinton campaign maintains

bomb squad investigates an ied in nederland, they determined it wasn't active. the device was detonated. we are now awaiting word in there's any surveillance video showing who might have left it there. it has people living there concerned. >> oh, it's a big deal, because it's so scary. this is the center of town. this is. this is where everybody comes and shops and meet neighbors and talks to people. >> authorities still have not released what was used to make that explosive device. we have another hurricane picking up steam, this one a category 4. it's heading towards bermuda. forecasters say hurricane nicole is extremely dangerous. it has maximum sustained winds of 130 miles per hour. today hurricane nicole is expected to pick up speed and pass near or over bermuda. time to take a look at

floor at the new york stock exchange with the moneywatch report and excuse me, it's not jill, it's actually our hannah daniels. good morning, hannah. sorry about that. >> reporter: good morning. nice to be with you. stocks on wall street were mixed yesterday. real estate and utilities were the big gainers. nasdaq lost seven and right now futures toyota is recalling nearly 100,000 hybrid prius in north america and tens of thousands more across the world. the problem toyota says if the car isn't in park the vehicle could roll. if you have the models from 2016 and 2017, dealers will attach a clip to fix the problem. amazon's new music streaming service did launch yesterday. amazon music unlimited is expected to compete with other

spotify and apple music. users can pick from a catalog of tens of millions of songs. you can pay $8 a month or $80 a year, while nonprime members pay ten dollars a year. what's your halloween costume? how about dressing up as ken bone? he is the man in the red sweater what became a seio presidential debate. the sexy ken bone costume is for young women. there are high waisted pants and cropped under shirt for 100 bucks. >> amazing how they made that sweater look risque. i heard he's going to be a hot seller this year. >> reporter: i'm not spending $100 on half a sweater. >> no, no.

>> way to make a stand. >> my goodness. the search is on now for two men who stole a big pile of cash in aurora. it happened outside the key bank on havana near mississippi late last month. police say the victim withdrew $80,000 from the bank as he was leaving, two thieves knocked the victim to the ground and took the money. the men were last seen in a white lincoln lx. it did not have license plates. game day. new this and espn analyst adam shiftier says trevor siemian will start for the broncos tonight. as the team gets ready to take on the chargers, they are fully aware they've not had a lot of trouble beating the bolts. broncos have won an nfl record 15 straight division games on the road. that's five straight years of going to san diego, oakland, kansas city and leaving with

streak going this season, it will help them top the 1970s raiders for the most in a row. roll number one when -- rule number one when you're on a hot streak, don't talk about it. >> i try not to think about it, let you guys jinx us. it's tough. when you look at the teams we play and the places we go, it's tough to win in those spots and somehow we've been able to do it. it. it's great. >> von miller has sacked the quarterback for the bolts more than anybody else. game on cbs4 tonight at 6:00. you can check out the broncos section of cbsdenver.com, see what the chargers' quarterback phillip rivers has to say about the game. >> they have to do well this week, obviously, after last week, and i have a good feeling about this one.

41 in denver. there's a new study out on the effects of taking selfies. why this one says they really

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f0 good morning and welcome back, everyone. a report published in the british journal of sports medicine says strenuous exercise during pregnancy is not likely to prolong labor or increase the risk of premature birth. this is the news in health. the international olympic committee reviewed existing studies to conclude that exercising throughout pregnancy also may reduce a woman's need

found a drug already used to treat multiple sclerosis the study followed more than 400 people who took this drug. 28% showed signs of physical improvement compared to those who were given a different drug. and new research finds people with autism are more likely to use logic over emotion the study revealed those are autism use logic because they are not easily influenced by gut reactions. >> fascinating information there. ashton with us this morning and he's all over the weather. he's thinking about denver, san diego, and a temperature change. >> i'm thinking about i should have taken that job in san diego. easier weather perhaps there, right? look at the temperature change from yesterday until this morning. we're 5 to 10 degrees warmer

continue today and in the upcoming weekend. tomorrow we're going to be near a record high temperature in the denver area. everybody across colorado will be above normal. temperatures right now stapleton at 42. lakewood 44. 41 in thornton and 44 over in the golden area. state-wide, mountain temperatures for the most part 20s and 30s now. 52 in grand burlington. yesterday the clouds held tight. we've seen the cloud cover overnight and we still have cloud cover this morning. these clouds, i promise, are going to clear out. unlike yesterday, we will see some clearing today. by this afternoon we should have mostly sunny skies. futurecast in fact over the next 48 hours not showing much, except occassional cloud cover. shower northern corner in the

currently backing far northern -- impacting far northern california. in san diego where the broncos will be this evening, it's going to be very pleasant as it usually is in san diego. temperatures will be in the 60s coming up this evening for the game. of course, coverage here, cbs4 starting at 6:00. temperatures today will be in the 70s along the front range. yes, that's right, 70s, after 49 yesterday. a real nice warmup for today. then tomorrow the record is 85 degrees. we are expecting 83 for the and for the weekend upper 70s, close to 80. we'll stay around 80 to start next week. joel. i have the clicker in my hand, so i can't clap, but this is me giving applause. i-25 and 84th past thornton parkway, it's nice and wide open. you can see that green as you extend down through town. that means we're at or near posted speed limits. one problem on c-470 to the south of 285, southbound direction, which is really the

paving work. police activity blocking off a portion of roadway, north of colfax there in denver. police have been out there looking. it's not affecting, it's on spruce between 14th and 17th, so it is affecting just those side streets. keep that in mind this morning. southbound coming into town 9 minutes from 120th to i-70. thank you so much. question for you, do selfies make people happy? according to a the university of california irvine, the answer is yes. the study finds smiling selfies increases your chance of happiness. it was conducted over the span of four weeks with 41 students. they found that over time if they took a smiling selfie early for the rest of the day they remained upbeat. but can too many selfies be too much? >> when we grew up, we took

we reflected out instead of in. >> the study finds you can become happy in a smiling selfie even when you are faking a smile. >> imagine not paying attention to other things. political ad that strikes a nerve, even if the race is one in which you won't vote. the ad accuses morgan carroll of allowing people to use welfare money for p strip clubs. is it true? >> reporter: ads about politicians wasting tax dollars are nothing new. but this one by the national republican congressional committee is a jaw dropper. >> welfare for lap dances? >> reporter: morgan carroll is the target of the ad. that's in reference to a vote she made last year as a state senator. >> carroll voted to allow

tax dollars at atm's at strip clubs and pot dispensaries. >> reporter: not exactly. the way this ad is worded it sounds like she's okay with welfare recipients using, spending tax dollars at these establishments. she's not. but she is okay with them accessing the money there. here's what you need to know. four years ago congress required states to come up with policies to prevent withdrawals using electronic benefits transfer cards, at atm's at liquor stores, casinos, and pot shops. the state legislature passed a bill to comply with that law. carroll voted against it. she said it was a protest vote, she saw the legislation as dog whistle politics. she also worried about banking deserts, saying the only atm in some neighborhoods might be in

but her campaign wasn't able to give me examples of that. this law is bad. while there's no evidence in the ad tax dollars are being wasted on things like alcohol, marijuana and lap dances, there is evidence these illegal withdrawals. cbs4's brian maass found hundreds of welfare withdrawals for thousands of dollars at al year. i'm political specialist shaun boyd, that's a reality check. >> you can find all of shaun's reports at cbsdenver.com. here's sports. trevor siemian listed as questionable this week, but all signs so far have pointed towards him playing tonight in san diego. his status just one of many issues the broncos dealing with on a short week of preparation as they try and bounce back

and doing it with an interim head coach. not a week to have lack of focus. >> the guy that's in the locker room, the players, doing their job first. and trying to do it for coach, i'm sure if we get a win he'll feel a lot better. he got to take care of what's going on at home. the past couple of days we've been doing it like we usually been doing it. >> our pregame coverage begins tonight at 5:00 p.m. we'll seu at ikea, we believe that everything you need should be within reach. in an affordable dream kitchen that works as hard as you do.

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is always talking about his fortune -- >> i'm getting a terrific vision. >> reporter: is now telling fortunes. >> stare into my crystal ball. >> reporter: the all seeing trump is being seen all around new york city. with his red eyes and intentionally small hands, he's predicting the future. >> everybody loves me. the people at the soup kitchen love me. >> reporter: and attracting crowds. >> we're going to make americ >> reporter: he's modeled after zoltar, in the movie "big." now fortune telling trump has gone big. when he was replaced by trump tower, security didn't know what to do with it. police finally shut off the sound. he's the brain child of an anti- trump artist.

tricky part. >> when you pull it out of the mold, it's hard to pull it out without ripping his lips off. >> is elvis presley still alive? >> reporter: at one point that's how the all seeing trump died. >> this is historic, trump is silent. >> reporter: repair man to the rescue. >> i like this better than the real one. >> i'm voting for trump. >> reporter: he's the guy that made all seeing spits out what they call misfortunes. >> he who expects nothing will be pleasantly surprised when i'm president. >> excuse me. >> reporter: occasionally, even the real donald trump projects a little too far into the future. >> make sure you get out and vote november 28th. >> reporter: but the all seeing trump is no dummy.

f0 good morning, everyone. i'm britt moreno. this is the news on this thursday, october 13th. >> i'm alan gionet. game day for the broncos. here is what we have happening this morning. jamie. >> reporter: a bomb is left outside the nederland police department. now the fbi is involved in the investigation. we've got the latest coming up on cbs4 donald trump said he never did the things he talked about during a lewd tape from 11 years ago. this morning several women have come forward with allegations reported in the "new york times." yesterday we were dealing with this, heavy fog across colorado. coming up, a warm day is on the way. it feels good out there. it feels broncos victory good.