vote. the final push here before tomorrow 's -- tomorrow's election. with the time shift, we have light. 6:35 will be our sunrise. it will be a beautiful day. your forecast is straight ahead. we're watching an accident now. a traffic alert southbound along i-76 south of 84th. a mess of cars into each other. thanks a lot. we want to go to our breakings. first woman to serve as attorney general has died. she suffered from parkinson's disease. she served during clinton's presidency. she ordered agents to storm the property, saying she believed children were being abused there. she also face criticism for her handling of six-year old refugee gonzalez.

miami. she ordered those to take him and return him to his father in -- she's dead this morning at the age of 78. clinton and trump make their final case to voters today. and this comes after fbi director james comey confirms clinton will not face criminal charges related to her private e-mail server. both campaigns are reacting to this news. >> we have seen director comey's latest letter to the glad this matter is reviewed. >> you can't review 650,000 e-mails in eight days. clinton is guilt. she knows it, the fbi knows it, the people know it. >> donald trump campaigns in five states today including florida and pennsylvania. hillary clinton will be in pennsylvania along with her husband, daughter and president obama. campaign worker are making one last effort in colorado to get voters to cast those ballots. shawn chitnis live as

shawn. a lot of work happening as well as volunteers trying to do what they can to get those candidates in the white house. we saw donald trump right here in colorado just over the weekend at a late night rally. those were waiting to be apart of that event. it was many stops he made that day. he continues states and holding several events each day. for clinton, she's sending former vice president al gore to colorado. he's going to speak at two events today. one in boulder and the other in jefferson county. we got a chance to hear from the local leaders of the campaigns here. they talked a little bit about their strategies going into tuesday. >> we try to balance some of the other areas around denver and around colorado that are more

>> we're trying to reach out to the people who have not turned in their ballots, who have said they've been supporters of donald trump. >> so if you haven't voted yet, have you a couple of options left. if you have a ballot at home, you need to drop it off at a voting location or vote in person. >> our coverage starts news on channel four and we'll have election coverage followed by cbs4 news at 10:00. you can join us and our partners, colorado public television 12 at 7:00 p.m. you'll find coverage of the colorado races and ballot issues on channel 12 as well. let's look live outside this morning as we see a little shiver of light now that the time has changed and everybody

knows it's the best day of the year when the time changes. >> yes, it almost doesn't feel like a monday. all right. yeah, all right. it does . it feels like a monday. 39 degrees, our temperature outside. there's a chill in the air. you'll need a jacket this morning. everything you see is above normal, but it's still chilly. avon, 28. 45 in cheyenne, wyoming. a few clouds leftover from the weather maker that moved over the state this past weekend bringing rain a was a tail of two places with wet weather in the high country, but dry weather along the front range. you can see the storm system to the east of us in kansas and nebraska. bus stop this morning, 45 degrees. clear skies. and then your forecast today by lunch time, we'll be at 61. and a high temperature today of 63. a little cooler than what we were over the weekend, but still seven degrees above normal for the middle of

as you get to 84th blocking off the left lane. and you can see four cars involved and you have the traffic stacked up behind them. we're seeing big delays because of this, and the police have not arrived on scene. when they do, they'll most likely block off that left lane and maybe the center right lane as well. and then we would see traffic getting by on the right side. a mess with speeds already down into the teens behind us. we can see that going into the single digits. we're going times continue to tick up as we get through the next quarter hour. as we go up and over, we're watching another accident, westbound along i-76 closed as you get out of sterling. you'll have to use highway 6 to get around that. if you're about to get in your car and you need the latest weather and traffic information, you can turn to our

radio. randy -- there's earthquake damage in oklahoma. the 5.0 quake struck last night. police blocked off the downtown area of cushioning. debris fell into the streets. nearby schools are closed. oklahoma has had 19 earthquakes over the past week. scientist linked them to the injection of waste water back into the earth during the fracking process. no damage reported from magnitude 3.1 earthquake in weld county here in colorado where f also common activity. it happened yesterday morning in kersey east of greeley. dozens of people reported feeling that earthquake. happening this morning, a judge will sentence a former surgical technician for stealing painkillers and putting others at-risk with infections. jaime leary has this story. >>reporter: good morning, britt. it's winding down to the last --

charges and then being released on bond. rocky alan will face a judge this morning to be sentenced. this case is pretty hard to believe. alan was fired from swedish medical center at the beginning of the year for stealing phytanoyl needles and swapping the clean needles for his used ones and using them on patients. to top it off, he tested positive for hiv this summer. nearly 3,000 patients were relayed as potential victims for hiv and hepatitis b. before he was hired he was fired from hospitals in california, washington. fortunately as of now, there have been no reports of disease transmission. because of this case just this year, the legislature passed a law to require surgical technicians and -- they have to submit fingerprints. rocky alan

and a $500,000 fine. >> jaime, thank you for that . a denver museum has a new home this morning after sort of inching its way through denver. the work is far from over. crews moved the 150-ton vance kirkland studio yesterday from 13th and pearl to 12th and bannock and the process took a whooping 13 hours. workers moved the building on sets of remote conle this week for water line work. one is happening on lincoln from virginia to alameda and crews are closing -- the museum scheduled to reopen next fall. the broncos sits third. the chiefs in second and raiders in first. the tough games are not over. up next come the saints

they have a lot of momentum after stomping the 49ers yesterday. 41-23. the broncos have some work to do this week. a whole bunch of work. the team continues to struggle early on. here's mark haas with reaction from the players. >>reporter: denver broncos tame to oak land with first place in the afc west on the line. they leave now in third place trailing the raiders and the chiefs. and they leave with a list of problems to correct. on defense, another slow start giving up more first quarter. and the rushing defense -- gave up over 200 yards for the raiders and for the offense. not much going on. they ran the ball 12 yards and not enough offense. they were playing from behind the whole night. broncos trailing two teams and they were quick to remind us that championships are not won in november. >> it doesn't matter. they didn't win no championship.

we'll see you next time. >> how do you address that -- >> i don't know, ask coach. we have to get to the drawing board and see what coach is saying what's going on and we have to fix it somehow. >> you're going to be upset, but we have a lot left on the line. it's not like we won a championship or they won a championship. there's a lot of football to play and we have to get back to business and get back to trying to get a road win next weekend in n >> how do you think the team responded? >> they responded great. you can't point fingers at anybody. we lost together as a team. we have to be better on offense and we'll get that done. >> once again, a lot of issues to address this weekend. it doesn't get easier for the broncos. they're on the road again next week taking on another good offense in the new orleans saints. with the broncos, mark haas. the rockies will introduce their new manager and there is a

to update us. the rockies reportedly hired former san diego padres manager bud black and this comes after walt wise resigned last month after four seasons. black spent nearly eight and a half years with the padres before the team fired him in 2015. he only had two winning seasons and never led the padres to the playoffs. here's what's coming up next on the cbs4 morning news, could the fbi's announcement -

scott tipton -- our congressman? or is he a real-estate agent for big-money campaign contributors? tipton sponsored a bill to give away our public lands to his out-of-state donors. over 30 colorado business leaders called tipton's plans, "a serious threat to the outdoor recreation industry and...thousands of jobs." gail schwartz will defend our public lands house majority pac is responsible

it's now 614 trm -- it's now 6:14. >> it's 39 degrees in denver. with the time shift over the weekend, we're enjoying an earlier sunrise. 6:35 is when the sun willing up or 20 minutes from now. take a look at this picture.

this was sent by erma. it's -- spectacular view there p in estes park with those clouds moving across the yair. i shared this with you last week, i wanted to bring it back up. last time we had measurable precipitation, it was october the 12th. it has been three and a half weeks. the last time we had substantial precipitation, a quarter inch or more was four and a half months ago. day. we're going to go another two weeks before we have any decent chance for seeing measurable precipitation. temperatures in the 20s in the mountains. 40s for many areas along the front range. and 36 degrees at cbs4. temperatures in the 60s along the front range and 50s later on today for most mountain towns. a few clouds overhead as we get

the rain is in the middle of t country making its way east. dallas fort worth seeing rain. rain in oklahoma city, wichita towards minneapolis. here in the west, a big ridge of high pressure is dominating our weather and with the ridge in place, it sends the jet stream further north. this pattern will stay in place until around november 20th or about two weeks from now. that's when the ridge may start to break down, and we could be looking at a series of storm systems moving into colorado. not until then. today. beautiful for election day. 65 with sunny skies. wednesday will be the warmest day of the week with a high of 72. let's check the traffic. here's joel. good morning , ashton. not a good morning on the roadways. this is a look southbound along i-25 at 84th where we have a traffic alert we're following. look at the police along here, so we have four cars involved in this accident. there's spill age on the highway. that needs to be cleaned up and it's going to take a while to get moved out. more flashing lights on the ramp. so you're not able to

84th right now due to this car which i don't know if it's stalled or it's pulled over. we have heavy police presence along here. when the fire truck comes, my guess is they're going to block off this left lane and they may be doing that already as we see on the cdot camera. that allows two lanes. are they able to cleanup everything and get it moved out. it looks like there's something in the center right lane and if that happens you're down to one lane in heart of the rush hour. speeds into the teens. a 30-minute drive from thornton to denver. westbound along i-76 okay right now. we do have an -- once you get south of that, look at the green we have. that means we're at or near posted speed limits. i'm going to take you over and near the town of sterling and you can see just to the west of that, we have westbound i-76 which is closed due to an accident. i would recommend guys taking u.s. six to get around that. >> joel, thank you so much.

markets are reacting before the election. jill wagner is live at the new york stock exchange. okay, jill, give us the update. good morning. >>reporter: good morning, britt. we could be in a for a relief rally today. stock futures are sored and the fbi finish theired reveal of clinton e-mails and stands by its decision not to file criminal charges. uncertainty that the election sends stocks -- on dow fell 42-points and the nasdaq dropped 12. futures are pointing to a higher open. the gas pipeline that exploded a week ago in alabama is reopened. one worker was killed. four others were hurt. that pipeline runs north from the gulf coast and its shut down push gas prices higher. samsung is recalling 3 million washer machines in the united states

including a broken jaw. this is the latest blow for samsung after recalling those galaxy phones. >> let's hope more people don't get hurt. thank you for that. monday's top stories for you you. law officers in three state was on high alert of poster or attack. we heard about this last week. a law enforcement leader told -- they individuals who could have information about an election threat. they're saying new york, virginia and texas, no suggestion of anything possibly happening in colorado. search crews found more - serial killer todd kohlhepp. they found another body found in kohlhepp's property. a woman was chained in a medical container last week. here's reportedly confessed to an

motorcycle shop in 2003 in the carolinas as well. the douglas county coroner has yet to release the cause of death for former colorado avalanche player merit. the 34 year old lived in lone tree. he had a year with the avs. he left the team in 2011. he leaves a wife and two young children. thanks for joining us this monday morning. we appreciate you. 46 degrees. let's find out what the weather are reporting. >> dave on the west side of arvada reporting 41 degrees this morning. he says clouds out to the east should make for a beautiful sunrise. >> i couldn't agree more. we'll take a look at your travel forecast coming up next. stay with us. >> if you have a news tip or

you, call our tip line at 30386, , ,, when i became governor, i knew we had to protect our colorado way of life. it's why i need a good team in the state senate. like rachel zenzinger, a former teacher who's fought for equal pay for equal work. daniel kagan championed property tax rebates to help seniors afford

for 30,000 small businesses. and tom sullivan is a veteran who believes in an open and transparent government. they'd be a great team in the state senate. and transparent government. it's no secret. donald trump isn't for us. and unfortunately, congressman coffman isn't, either. just listen. and as families struggle to make ends meet, coffman voted against equal pay for equal work 11 times. coffman said he would support donald trump for president. and that's all we really need to know.

good monday morning. time for weather and traffic on the fours and it is 6:24. we're checking your travel forecast. other than a shower in seattle, the entire western portion of the country will be quiet weather wise today. sunny skies for most areas. rain and snow we saw in our high country over the weekend is into the midwest and texas where -- houston and dallas. east coast looking good.

causing problems for inbound flights. all other airport in good shape. let's check traffic with joel hillan. we're following a traffic alert. this is making for a tough drive. you got the ramp closed off as you get on southbound i-25 because you got this police cruiser there. and then you've got the police behind this accident. you have several cars that are all stacked up and you have stuff on the highway that's going to have to be cleaned crews. it's going to take a while to get this moved out of the way as we speeds into the teens and single digits. 38 minutes from thornton to denver. what about the drive to dia? if you travel along i-70 it's slow. after i-25 inbound along pena boulevard, looking good. good drive times as well britt, eastbound speeds dipping into the upper 60s. >> thank you for that. happening today, jury selection resumes for the man queued of shooting and killing nine people during a bible study

death penalty trials dylann roof faces stemming from the shooting at the a and m church. opening statements may not start until after thanksgiving. new video of the wild end to a police chase in southern california. >> oh, my god. oh, woe. wow. >> a car thief -- look here, the person gets out and puts his hands up and officers were able to take him into custody. >> you see the barrels explode with sand. here's what's coming up, people are calling it a historic payout. the shooting death of an --

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hi, everybody. great to have with us. election eve, trump and clinton making one last push for votes. beer going to look at what their campaigns are doing today in coloro. keeping an eye on a cool down. here's a live look from our roof cam where you see the sun has started to rise. beautiful colors this morning. ashton is saying this cold burst doesn't last long though. in fact our temperatures are still above average believe it or not. thanks for joining us on this monday morning, i'm britt moreno. >> i'm alan gionet. let's get to ashton who is on the roof. people think the day after

4,000 degrees and we're going to be on fire. >>reporter: we'll check the forecast and see what it says about that. it's nice. a big change from last week when it was still pitch dark at this time. i think it's easier to wake up when there's light outside. 6:31. our official sunrise is in four minutes. temperatures in the 40s up and down the front range. 46 at dia. 45 in greeley and boulevard. we will check that 5-day foreca check with joel for the latest on your monday morning commute. >> it feels like a monday morning commute if you're heading southbound coming down into town. take a look at 84th. you can see the left lane and the center left lane completely blocked off due to a three-car accident. the ramp to i-25 to 84th blocked off as well. that's actually allowing traffic to kind of flow passed that even just a little bit. but britt, we're seeing speeds into the single digits behind that, and

i-70. >> thank you for that. the political ads are almost over, but you have to suffer through them for one more day. supporters for the clinton and trump campaign have plans in colorado. shawn chitnis is live at the capital to explain. good morning, shawn. >>reporter: good morning, and we see again that colorado is going to be an important state until the end. both campaigns putting a lot of effort to try we saw trump right here in colorado over the weekend having a late night rally in denver on saturday. a lot of people coming out and of course waiting in line to see him when he spoke then. that was just one of many stops he made and he continues to visit multiple states until election day. meanwhile, clinton is sending former vice president al gore to colorado. he's going to speak at two events today. one

we have the chance to talk to members of both campaigns, volunteers and staff members talking about how they want to make sure they have no regrets when this is said and done, but also still trying to convince some folks to even just participate in this election. >> at the end of the day, i want to know come tuesday, i did everything that i could do to try and get her into office. >> voting is an important aspect of our freedom, so i tell them to get out v drop off their ballots at those specific locations across the state to get them counted by election day or tomorrow, go in and vote in person. live at the state capitol, shawn chitnis, cbs4 morning news. >> shawn, thank you. it's a busy day for clinton and clinton. they plan to visit several key states today and we'll have a live report on their campaign stops around 6:45 this morning, so hang with us on cbs4. election day means all

reporter talking with you and answering your questions with the help of our political panel both on cbs4, facebook and twitter. so reach out to me @atmosphere britt moreno tv and use the hashtag for election and look for -- first question for you, which colorado ballot measure is most important to you and why. we're learning this morning about a the city of aurora -- the city payout millions. carter was wanted for crimes including domestic violence, kidnapping and wanted for taking off his ankle monitor. officer spotted him near 13th and they confronted him. swat officer paul fired. police eventually learned that carter had not been armed. we're expected the city to announce the terms of that

time for weather and traffic. 6:34. the sun is back up. >> the sun is back. look at this. official sunrise seconds away from now. there are a few clouds overhead, overall it's going to be a sunny day. it's going to look like it did over weekend and it may feel cooler. saturday, we were almost at 70. yesterday, 67. that's ten degrees above normal. today, 63. still above normal, but not quite as warm as we were over the weekend. it's a one day cool down. tomorrow, we're back up t to denver in the front range. 40s up and down the urban corridor. 30s and 40s on the eastern plains including 36 at lineman. mountain towns in the 20s as we get this monday morning, 30s and 40s for our friends on the western slope. 60s out west today. 40s and 50s in the high country and lower 60s today. for around denver, and fort collins and denver. a few clouds ahead. the weekend weather maker we had is in the midwest or approaching the

this morning, oklahoma city up into wichita kansas. for the western part of the country, a big ridge of high pressure is now redeveloping. the jet stream has been sent further north than it normally is. this is going to be the pattern for the next seven to 14 days. we don't see this ridge of high pressure breaking down until the 20th of november. so that's two weeks from yesterday. so it's going to be a while, so as long as this ridge of high pressure is on top of us, we're talking dryer and warmer than normal weather. you can see that in our five-day forecast. 63 with sunshine. tomorrow, 65 for election day. wednesday is the warm day with 72. upper 60s for the middle of the week including veteran's day on friday. let's check the roads with joel. >> i-25 at 84th, this is the traffic alert we're following. you're going to notice a couple of things. there's an accident off the center left lane and the least lane as well. we have the ramp to get onto southbound i-25

well. it looks like we have new flashing lights as police make their way back down in here, but this is just a tough drive. take a look at these drive times. >> speeds dipping into single digits. 45 minutes from thornton to denver. head south to get around that. southbound along i-225 heavy. we're seeing northbound along i-225 as well starts the approach to alameda and goes back to mississippi. and it's starting to slowdown approach to i-25, but i want to take you out because we have westbound i-76 which is shut down just to the west of sterling, i would take highway 6 to get around that. >> joel, thank you. good news for people in philadelphia. trying to get to work and school, the transit strike is over this morning. about 4700 employees walked off the job early a week ago. the union and the transit agency

overnight. good news there. out of philly, the volkswagen cheating crisis might not be over. there has been a new and different kind of admissions rigging software on audi cars with gasoline engines. this reportedly lets them cheat pollution test. volkswagen is not talking about the case. impersonating her dead father and voting for him. brian maass will have the story at 10:00. here's a preview. >>reporter: he died years ago but voted twice after his death. daughter charged -- his daughter charged for voting in place of her dead father. >> she understands her actions. >> this is getting high security snee. >> are you surprised that people tried to get over on the system? as these votes could --

you're going to catch them? >> candidates have gone as far as saying votes rig. tonight at 10:00, brian maass takes his investigation, "dying to vote" to state government to ask if we should be concerned about voter fraud. >> coming up next, the brand new poll out this morning on where hillary clinton and donald trump stand ahead of election day. and new this morning, brian marsh is talking about his decision to stand again national anthem. we'll be back. two six and two teams , a prime time game and a division lead on the line. we knew we would find out about the broncos last night. what we find out was not very good. broncos, visiting oakland and it was all oakland all the time. murray stretching out for a one yard touchdown run to put the raiders up 13-0. he had three touchdowns on the night.

this is their biggest offense plays. nolan hauls that in. broncos trying to make a couple back. siemian gets sacked and fumbles. oakland would recover and take average. murray again puts the raiders up 30-13. less than six-minute to go, broncos get something going. bibs, a 69-yard catch and run, but it would be too little too late as the broncos fall to oakland 30-20. >> across the board good enough. we lost a field position field battle all night long, and special teams, offensively we got off to a terrible start. then we make -- we played good early in the game and we gave up 222 yards rushing. that's a team not playing good enough to win. >> this has been the chevy sports break brought to you by chevrolet, the most awarded car

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said he didn't know if donald trump's a sexual predator. come on. look, we just can't vote for coffman or trump. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. welcome back. it's 6:44 time for weather and traffic on it's a beautiful start to this new week and after the time shift over the weekend, the sun is up. 39 degrees is what we have here at cbs4 this morning. 38 at city park. colder to the north. erie , 33. highlands ranch, good morning, 35 there in northern douglas county. at the bus stop this morning, expect temperatures in the mid 40s. make sure the kids have the jacket and by noon, 61. high temperature today, 63. let's get a check on the traffic with joel hillan. >> it's a mess southbound coming down into town.

for you. thornton place saying we have this accident near 84th, but we have several between 88th and 84th and asking folks to avoid that area. britt, they have one car loaded up on the wrecker, but there's another mess that needs to be cleaned up. 84th blocked off. this is into our news room. a brand new cbs poll out this morning shows hillary clinton holding a four point lead over dona so that number is 45% to his 41%. the poll indicates few voters cd change their minds. let's get live coverage from craig boswell from washington dc. craig, this is a busy day. this is the last day for them to get out there and get on it. >>reporter: yes, it has been a long time coming too, britt and alan. good to talk to you. donald trump, it was well after midnight when he wrapped up a

in virginia and both candidates are not wasting a minute of the final hours of the campaign and both are reacting to this fbi letter. the three paragraphs they wrote to james comey, two members of congress, once again, clearing clinton. donald trump capped a five state campaign push in virginia overnight railing against the fbi's decision to exonerate clinton over hillary clinton is guilty. she knows it. the fbi knows. >> after reviewing thousands of newly discovered clinton e-mails, fbi director james comey pinned another letter to congress sunday revealing investigators are standing by their july decision not to bring charges against the democratic nominee. >> we're happy this matter is

-- with the help of lebron james and james taylor. >> i believe america's best years are still ahead of us. >> clinton's e-mail saga has haunted her through the entire campaign despite the fbi's final decision. it's a source of debate on capital hill. in a statement sunday night, house speaker paul ryan used the topic to encourage americans to vote for trump saying clinton simply believes she's above the law and always plays by senate minority leader reed once again accused director comey of breaking the law for pinning his original letter to congress writing director comey created a fire storm 11 days before a presidential election nearly to confirm what we already knew that secretary clinton's e-mail practices were leader. voter will get their final say tomorrow when they head to the polls on election day. >> in addition to a day full of

hampshire, both candidates pinned newspapers across the country as their final pitch to voters. alan and britt back to you. >> craig, both campaigns have tv ads. they'll be over. >> yeah, exactly. but these aren't of the 32nd variety we've seen mostly up until now. these are two-minute ads, very expensive ads intended to reach 20 million or so people at a time. so they're going after that last little bit of >> that is expensive, but fascinating. thank you for that report. >> craig, thank you very much. you can check out our resources for filling out your ballot. visit cbsdenver.com. janet reno had been suffering from parkinson's disease for years and her daughter says she likely died from complications because of

controversy while serving during clinton's presidency and she made the call to go on with the deadly raid in waco, texas. she ordered agents to storm the property with evidence that children were being abused. she faces criticism for sending a six-year old refugee to live with his father rather than allowing him to stay with his family in the u.s. she was 78 years old. former surgical technician at swedish medical center is going to learn his punishment for stealing painkillers and putting people at-risk of hiv infection. let's go to jaime leary who is live on rocky alan. >>reporter: he pled guilty to all charges back in july with no plea deal. he's been allowed to go free on bond, that's what a judge ordered at that point in

likely be his last few hours of freedom. this case prompted a multi state health care of swedish medical. swedish fired alan at the beginning of this year. authorities believes he stole phytanoyl needle and swapped the new ones with the used one. alan tested positive for hiv. 3,000 patients were warned they for hiv and hepatitis. those in california and washington were alerted where he was fired from. there's been no reports of transmission. he started abusing drugs when he started -- he faces 14 years in prison with a maximum $500,000 fine and his appearance set for 9:00 a.m. in federal court. jaime leary, cbs4 morning news. >> jaime, thanks a lot. broncos linebacker marshal is talking about his decision to

for the rest season. he spoke with us last night in the broncos locker room. >> i felt like i got my point across, you know what i'm saying. i got my point across, and the goal was never for me to kneel forever my whole career, you know what i'm saying, the whole season. i was back and forth about it, but you know, my stance on things hasn't changed. i still feel the same way. i never saw that as an end all be all and some people may be mad i'm a sell out or whatever, but i'm still doing work and i'm in the community and i still feel the same way. >> he made national headlines when he joined colin kaepernick in kneeling during the national anthem and marshal did it to bring awareness to what he calls social injustice. we're still hopeful that the broncos will make it to the playoffs. it's going to happen, but the broncos are now third in the afc west as they get ready

the raider and casey and we have break downs with the broncos. romi joins us right. what do we do? >>reporter: more than some issues, alan. we have a few. the broncos went to oakland in first place and came back in third. and last week i told the russianing stats could tell the story of sunday night's prime time battle. for the broncos that's broncos pounded 280 yards -- the broncos started the game with a deleted defense. they were without starter talib or webster. they lost derek wolfe when he left the game with a fractured elbow. the raiders became the first team to score 30 points on the broncos and the first team to rush for more than 200-yard against the denver defense since week 16 in 2014.

for just over 41 minutes or all day as chris harris junior put it. the broncos offense could not overcome a horrific start. they rushed for 33 yards -- >> across the board, we weren't good enough. we lost a field position all night long. we got off to a horrible outs. we give up 220 yards. that's a team not playing good enough to win and that's what i told the players so we got to improve and get back to work. >> this broncos and raiders battle for first place turned into a three way tie sunday afternoon when kansas city made their way to 6-2. as a result with the loss, the broncos fall to third in the afc west at 6-3. up next, they're on the road again, broncos face another offensive in drew breeze and the new orleans saints.

plaza bowl, a reason why the offense looked the way they did, but could siemian still be hurt from the shoulder injury? >> i think that's a good call. siemian looked uncomfortable. he was in the locker room for a while and there was a play, i saw him get thrown onto his left shoulder pretty hard and he hurt that a few weeks ago. it could have been hurting him again and the other thing we have to look at is the offense line. when the o-line can't protect him, there's not much it puts him vulnerable to get hurt again. >> nobody can do anything with that. romi thanks a lot. great job as williams. you can hear more from romi weekdays 3:00 to 6:00 from ed and indies. 6:54 on this monday morning. traffic and weather >> we're looking at the top of keystone. temperatures 28. and a look at those snow guns operating here this morning.

weekend. it wasn't enough to make a major difference. keystone set to open this upcoming friday and snow basin already open. there's a lot of snow at the top of run away lift. cu -- 60s up and down the front range. 60s on the eastern plains. it will be breezy on the eastern plains today as the storm system that was here over the weekend makes its way to the east of us. you can see a lot of country, but for us, high pressure is now dominating our weather once again and that will mean unseasonably warm and dry weather not only through this week, but for the next two weeks and we don't see this weather pattern changing until november 20th. so maybe that week of thanksgiving and then going into early december, we could finally start to see more fall and winter-like weather. today, 63 with sunshine. tomorrow is election day. high 65 with sunny skies.

the week including veteran's day with a high of 72. i-25, the left center lane and left lane blocked. they hauled the cars away, but you can see what's left. they have the hazmat stuff left they have to cleanup before -- it's not the only accident. look into the single digits behind this, a mess getting into town. average speed into the teens, 46 minutes from thornton to denver. we're across the denver-metro, we have an creek. watch out for that. >> you get the time change and it affects the traffic.

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