meteorologist lauren whitney is tracking red flag warnings for us in colorado's weather center. lauren, what's up? >> for the eastern plains right now we do have a red flag warning that's in place through 5:00, so very low humidity, gusty winds and some warm temperatures. it's been very dry out on the eastern plains lately plus when that storm system left now we have dry air moving in. take a look at some of our wind speeds out there, akron, lay, , limon, morgan, briggsdale, 30 to 40- mile-an-hour winds. our foothills, it's also been very windy up ther no red flag warnings in this area but loveland pass, kenosha pass winds 40 miles per hour. and our humidity on the eastern plain is low as well, denver at 16%, but eastern plains 20% right now in most areas. our temperatures are warming up as well, 48 out at dia, 52 in greeley, 51 out in ray, our high country still cool in some spots, 16 in steamboat, 32 as you head into avon. and as our skies -- and our skies are clear. taking a look at our hour-by- hour forecast, 49 degrees at 1:00, we are at 50 by 3:00 and the upper 40s by 5:00

red flag warning in effect. and for northern colorado, parts of larimer, wells county and into wyoming and nebraska where humidity is going to drop to less than 14%. if there was a wildfire, it the strong winds. gusty at times in the city. per hour. and then tonight, close to the foothills, gusts up to 50 miles per hour, so prepare yourself for a windy night, but no watches or warnings have been issued across the state. 35 will be the overnight low. clear, cool. tomorrow it's a tad cooler, 62 but way above our normal high. we'll deal with the winds again tomorrow. on monday a chance for showers in the afternoon, and then tuesday, wednesday and thursday, march coming in like a lamb. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. coming in like a lamb, we actually have some guests coming up that are lambs. stick around for that. >> you stole our key. >> pretend i didn't say it. >> you are so good at those segues. in fact we have a picture of one now. >> coming up, we're talking . >>> welcome back. we're out here in the back jes

we talked about the red flag warnings. our fire danger is incredibly that is not a good sign for us. >>> it's 7:52. next up look at how the red >>> it is 7:55. the bright sun putting a nice glare on that camera there. what a start to your saturday. >>> just about 36 hours until the 88th annual academy awards and crews at the adobe theater are busy getting everything in place. this is a time lapse of them transforring the outside of the theater. with the preparations going on, it's a great time for oscar trivia. right? jennifer lawrence was the youngest actor ever to get four nominations at just 25. she is also the highest paid >> which is pretty incredible. sylvester stallone had a 39 year break. and winners listen to this they only have 45 seconds for their acceptance speeches. and ladies, do you know how %- much it costs on average to get red carpet ready? $3500. >> wow. and you can catch the oscars this sunday right here on will see you for denver 7 news at 10:00. >>> astronaut scott kelly tweeted out this picture early

red flag warnings for the state and the southwestern side -- or eastern side. we have low humidity very gusty wind and very warm temperatures so the three things you need for red flag warnings. it's not a day to burn even when the winds die down. be extra careful for the next couple of days, 50 in denver right now, 37 over in grand junction. we have rain and snow in the western slope right now. so not too bad out there here in denver but we will see some strong winds for us get to 71 degrees i'd around noon, 2:00, 72, record high for today is 71, so we do look to break that today as long as all the components come together but it is going to be a down right nasty windy day. >>> an update to the financial problems looming with sports authority. we have learned the company is going be to be closing three stores in colorado that includes 10th and broadway. last week we told you sports authority is closing two distribution centers in denver and in aurora. the retail store is closing include that sports was sell location, the store in greenwood village and sa elite s

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we have a red flag warning until 7:00 tonight. loveland, fort collins. wellington. it is windy and dry there too and you go into southern colorado in monument hill, trinidad. i-25 under a red flag warning but i would say all across colorado. we have wind, we have dryness going on. so, wherever you are, we have to be careful. at least for the next few hours. but we are just not going to see much relief the next several days. wind in loveland 12. not as strong as it was earlier, but just to give you an idea of how much it was blowing, greg burrman had a top gust of 75 miles an hour. that is hurricane force wind. earlier today. three big major things we are working on. a lee side trough. a trough of low pressure east of the continental divide. high pressure over arizona bringing in a southwesterly wind. so, that is kicking up some wind. at the same time, there is a cold front coming in from utah that is squeezing the pressure gradient. so it is all funneling into colorado. now once this front goes through which will happen between 10:00 p.m. and midnight tonight, the wi

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red flag warnings in effect until 5:00. with the winds as gusty as they are, fire danger is a concern. here in denver we're in the 40s now. we'll be near 50 degrees by 12:00. by 3:00 we're calling or a high of 52. really nice and mild. you have high clouds out there in the distance. not much. it will stay clear through tonight into early tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow morning once again in the 20s. that's kind of the story for the next three days. early morning lows, around 27 to 30 degrees. but afternoon highs in the upper 40s to low 50s. denver 52. mainly 30s for the ceetral mountains. quite a bit colder there today. they'll get a few more degrees week. marker and cass -- parker and castle rock, upper 40s, low 50s. 50s. pretty nice afternoon. temperatures are a few degrees above normal. they'll be above normal through it looks like the weekend. no big change until probably the middle of next week. for the polar plunge we lucked out. high of 67. the plunge starts at noon. by that point we should see temperatures in the lo

t winds gup to 35 m during the afteron and nig a red flag warning tomorrow for strong win low humidy and dry fuels. avoid burning, a report smoke if you see it. sunny skies will give way to a few high thihiclouds during the afternoon. high temperatures will be in the 60's, 70's and 80's. 7 day forecast forhe springs, high tomorrow 69. cooler and calmer sunday. windy and warm monday then a few late monday night into tuesday. much colder air on tuesday. pueblo high tomorrow 76. calm but still a nice day on sunday with sunshine. a few sprinkles possible late monday night. windy and oler tuesd with a hi of 55. back into the 60's wednesday through friday with dry skies. canon city high tomorrow 74. coolereruttill ne sunday. a few light showers possible late monday night. ndy and coller@r tuesday. dry with warmer air starting wednesday. woodla park high tomorrow 61. coer with less wind nday. ow showers pble late@ monday night`tnto tuesday morning. drdrskiewednesy thugh iday. ,,,,,,,,,,,, antime there's trouble on the roads--count on news five to keep u update check our live interactive f t

result of the dry weather, the gusty winds and the warm temperatures, low humiditys give us a red flag warning over southeastern colorado until 6:00 p.m. tonight. take a look at the current wind gusts around the state. aspen at 53 miles per hour. dia, 45 miles per hour right now. and as is pueblo. and as we zoom into the front range, you can see very gusty winds as well. 56 miles per hour in genesee and evergreen. 46 in golden. and pretty brisk winds right in the greater metro area, too, with 39 gusting at aurora, southeast aurora also at 39. greenwood village, 41. englewood, 41. highlands ranches 48 miles per hour. >> glen haven, 97 miles per hour today, near frisco, the same reading near west clip, 90 miles per hour. 87 miles per hour. woodland park, 62. so a lot of wind, a lot of strong wind, and with all of that, record highs. we'll talk about that in a moment. but now let's talk fire danger. we do have that with dave. >>reporter: ed, so many things come together, when you have a wind situation like this. the winds that have been blowing today, add into that, the dryness that we've had for

a number of red flag warnings. look at our highs, denver 72. upper 70s, near 80 near pueblo and lamar. what a warm afternoon. >> like april or may. we have a prettyydecent around town. we had the southbound side of i- 25 it was closed down. it was closed at c-470. you can see the traffic is going south now, which is good news after the overnight sign work. you can see on the map that we have that restriction, but that is now open on that southbound side of i-25. federal, however you want to call it, at 88th, 92nd, lowell, pecos can help you get around that closure. accident 128th and tower road, and we still have that ccosure in place of i-70 in glenwood canyon where you'll have that detour that takes you up steamboat springs, meeker and rifle and about a four and a half hour delay. >>> the trral of dynel lane resumes today at 9:00 a.m. she's accused of attackingga pregnant woman, michelle wilkins, and cutting her unborn baby from her womb. >> wilkins took the stand yesterday. she said she was seven months pregnant at the time of the attack and

much warmer across the plains than the hills and we have a red flag warning. outside, 64 degrees, just how cold is it going today -- get in the seven-day forecast. >>> with that warm weather comes a higher risk for grass fires. video on twitter. it began in the golf club. lesson an acre and it's fully contained. not clear what sparked the fire. >>> roads are back open after he beatles caught fire. along highway 119. some roads were closed while they cleaned up the mess. >>> the town of baby is support for law enforcement to mountain town you will notice little ribbons on highway 285, in honor of the caribbean and the two depu this week, eric looper without tribute. >>> each step. >> h -- each crystal blue flag. >> it's a pretty close -- close- knit community, represent something bigger than the brief flap in the wing -- wind, this for me symbolizes peeple's thoughts remembrance -- remembrances and sadness. people need to remember what these cops had to do every day. >>> to the town of bailey, these flags were% sacrifice. >>> we stand behind our officers, and s

there will also be red flag warnings and fire weather as humidity levels drop below 10%. kathy will have more on that in a few minutes. >>> feels like baseball season with temperatures in the 20s. but on coors field, there is a sheet of ice above the pitcher's mound. but that ice is there for the outdoor hockey games that games that begin over the weekend. >> 32, partly cloudy. little snow. >> this would make the situation far from ideal now, wouldn't it? colorado weather giving the nhl a taste of its typical unpredictable ways. >> it's fun. you are building something where it does not really belongs. >> that does not mean that the >> this is not much different than what we experienced in l.a., dodger stadium and san jose at levi. >> this weather center keeps the team on schedule. >> we have that and we track it daily but we also have meteorologists giving us forecast twice a day. >> two main problems the first, that pesky but beloved colorado sun. >> the top will get soft with the sun beating on it but with every blanket, we'll reflect it off. >> and that tarp is out all

doug is reporting -- we'll have red flag warnings. back to you in the studio. >> lauren, thanks very much. >>> colorado lawmakers are going to look at an issue that plagues our state. violence and mental illness and how to handle it. there's a new bill here, jaime, dealing with mental health evaluations. explain. >>reporter: during the james holmes trial, it was a big point of contention, whether holmes mental health evaluation should come with audio and video recording. his die fence team-- if his defense team wants that to happen. he's recorded scores of examination and shows -- the camera would be owe-- he said it notes. with this bill, it would require a court ordered mental health examination to have video and audio recording. the da who prosecuted holmes, gorge will be present today for the reading of this bill. as well will a juror from the case, along with tom sullivan, a parent of one of the the bill is expected to be heard about 1:30 this afternoon. live in denver, jaime leary, cbs 4 morning news. >>> thank you, jaime. >>> b

reporter: although denver is not in the bull's-eye for the highest fire danger we still have red flag warnings for parts of the state. 10 am until 7 pm tomorrow from colorado springs all the way down to new mexico basically along i 25. the low humidity, warm temperature and gusty wind all of that with a dry vegetation means if a fire starts it will likely spread quickly. although it has seen in the short term forecast we are not breaking out of this dry pattern, i have some pretty good news, in the longer term climate forecast things appear to change. prediction center and their three-month precipitation outlook, march, april and may. notice the southern tier of the united states and especially the southwest including most of colorado has a greater chance of seeing above normal precipitation in the spring season. that compared to drier than normal conditions expected up towards chicago and the upper midwest. we will see if it starts working in especially as we get into spring. next month we will know a lot more about that is in the forecast. for now it is dry. i will let you know if we see any

the pink you see covering most of eastern colorado now a red flag warning. warm, windy and dry. 66 degrees by nnon. 72 by 4:00. if we hit that 72 it's going to greeley, 64 today. fort colllns near 70. and near 80 across parts of southeastern colorado. % what month is this? >> no kidding. usual. thank you. >>> 5:33. lane trial. she's accused of attacking unborn baby. there's michelle on the stand yesterday. testimony. denver7 reporter eric lupher live if boulder county. give us an idea of what we can expect today. >> reporter: we can certainly expect a loo more teetimony, but not so much as emotion as what we saw yesterday, because the victim in all of this has already taken the stand, michelle wilkins. if you saw what we saw yesterday, you could certainly see how tough this is, especially on wilkins and on everyone who has to relive what happened last year. take a look, wilkins wiped away ssems beyond belief. seven months pregnant, she went to a home in longmont where dynel lane claimed she too was pregnant, selling maternity clothes. an hour into their visi

reporter: although denver is not in the bull's-eye for the highest fire danger we still have red flag warnings for parts of the state. 10 am until 7 pm tomorrow from colorado springs all the way along i 25. the low humidity, warm temperature and gusty wind all of that with a dry vegetation means if a fire starts it will likely spread quickly. although it has seen in the short term forecast we are not breaking out of this dry pattern, i have some pretty good news, in the longer term climate forecast things appear to change. this is from the climate prediction center and their three-month precipitation outlook, march, april and may. notice the southern tier of the united states and especially the southwest including most of colorado has a greater chance of seeing above normal precipitation in the spring season. that compared to drier than normal conditions expected up towards chicago and the upper midwest. we will see if it starts working in especially as we get into spring. next month we will know a lot more about that is in the forecast. for now it is dry. any coming up this week live in denve

this is a red flag warning covering most of eastern colorado. temperatures, now in the 40s. 10:00. 72 for a high in denver. a very mild evening. think about it, even with our sunset still temperatures in the mid- to upper 50s. denver, 72. near 80-degree numbers southeast. leadville, 40. steamboat springs 43. very warm up and through the mountains. 60s and 70s covering parts of northeastern colorado. evergreen today you had a high of near 60 degrees. any snow remaining, my north facing drive finally i can see the rass. it's going to stay dry like this the next couple of days here. this storm moving in that'' picking up our winds is bringing a little rain and snow to the mountains todayy not eeough for any alerts. but we ould pick up a couple of inches. dry east and overnight tonight skies will clear and state-wide in for a pretty sunny day tomorrow. it will be cooler tomorrow. low 60s expected on friiay here in denver. too. saturday we're at 60. cooler, maybb a little rain by the first of next week. >> would be nice to see rain, wash out the goop

down south that red flag warning in effect just a little bit longer, but humidity is so low down there, about 10% where the gusts are up to about 40 miles per hour. it's been a very mild day, and it looks like for that afternoon commute we will have mainly dry roads here in the metro area but still a chance for showers on the plains. will march come in like a lion or lamb? i'll have that forecast coming up in just a few. thanks, belen. guardrail. i've had a male party calling in saying that he thinks his back is broken. ems and fire are on it. >> we still don't know yet how this actually happened, what went down. this was along southbound i-25 near alameda this morning. a crash left a truck perched on the edge of the roadway right there. denver fire says the driver got out on their own and was actually waiting for emergency cruels when they arrived. that person was -- crews when they arrived. that person was complaining of back pain, so they were taken to the hospital. the truck was towed off the ledge just before 9 a.m. >>> a family is recovering after a rollover in littleton seven ki

there will also be red flag warnings and fire weather as humidity levels drop below 10%. kathy will have more on that in a few minutes. with temperatures in the 20s. but on coors field, there is a sheet of ice above the pitcher's mound. but that ice is there for the outdoor hockey games that games that begin over the weekend. >> 32, partly cloudy. little snow. >> this would make the situation far from ideal now, wouldn't it? colorado weather giving the nhl a taste of its typical unpredictable ways. >> it's fun. you are building something where it does not really belongs. >> that does not mean that the league lacks experience. >> this is not much different than what we experienced in l.a., dodger stadium and san jose at levi. >> this weather center keeps the team on schedule. >> we have that and we track it daily but we also have meteorologists giving us forecast twice a day. >> two main problems the first, >> the top will get soft with the sun beating on it but with every blanket, we'll reflect it off. >> and that tarp is out all day until the sun sets on the make shift p

but as for that fire danger here's the red flag warning for portions of southern colorado. basically the i-25 corridor from colorado spring down to new mexico that is below relative humidity, the warm temperature, the gusty winds on top of the dry vegetation. so that means if any fire does start it's likely going to spread very quickly. in this part of the state just take care outside because that fire danger remains high until we see any more moisture in the forecast. ed greene will have the details in that coming up and if we see any at all this weekend or next week. we're live in black forest justin mcheffey cbs 4 news. endorsement for donald trump. chris christie says donald trump is the anti-establishment done. >> christie is out of the race but did endorse trump for president. he says he's the only republican who can beat a democrat this fall. >> who is the best person to stop hillary clinton from ever getting inside the white house again, there is the best person to do that. >> christie showed up unannounced to applaud trump and he ridiculed trumps rivals ted cruz an

that red flag warning is posted until 5:00 and you could get a ton of snow from that system and how dry it's been is a perfect combination for high fire danger. hopefully everything winds down once the sun begins to set. satellite and radar picture showing a picturesque day truly across the entire state. clouds, but that was about it. up and down the i-25 corridor with the sunshine we've warmed back up to the low 50s, a hair above our average, staying in the 20s and 30s in the high country. the rest of this evening looks pretty good, sunshine for the drive home or picking up the kids, mostly clear skies tonight with temperatures falling to the 40s by dinner time. still going to be gusty across the eastern plains and do we have any storms in sight? it was like a little blip on the radar and now it looks like a little drying trend coming up plus again you guys, the weekend, wow. so many things going on as we wind down the month of february, but we might do it with a bang. we might be looking at 70- degree temperatures again. >> how about that? that's nuts. i'm still worried about the payb

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you saw the red flag warning yesterday. it's gone today but it doesn't take much for that to come back. tomorrow we'll stay right about the same, but once the front moves through, you'll see temperatures on tuesday dropping down. the bright spot next saturday, 66 degrees. that's how we're going to start our march, but long term it does look like things are going to change and we may not be keeping these warm temperatures and the dry weather, which is stay tuned, we'll keep you up to date with our snow chances. >> and the spring storms are full of moisture. >> yeah, which is really what we need. it's been dry and the red flag warnings we had yesterday, it's scary to see that this time of year. >>> if you have severe allergies to some animals, it probably affects your pet choices. . >>> welcome back. we're checking out traffic in the high country. better than it was yesterday, because it's sunday, not saturday. but floyd hill flowing just fine. so if you want to get a quick trip up there, it shouldn't be bad if you head out t

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however, f some of the far eastplai ere wi be gusty wind for this reason, red flag warnings will be in effect there this afternoon. highs for most. its peed to stay y, which will make f mh easier commutes in southern coloradoenjo the return of more spring-like weatr. a weak cold front will move throh late today, thiwi dr temperatures slightly on ursday...but no rain or snow is eected to coany this front.xtended: it will be slighy cooler on thursday than it will be on weesday, but mperatures are expected to rm back through saturday. sunday will cloudierith ou ne storm systemxpected to arrivlate monday. it is the monday syst thawill brinback the chance for showers, with the potential for shows expected to last into tuesday. a historic commity in uthwest colorado has been csed due to rockfall coerns. ofcials with sa verde national park closed the spruce tree house infinitely. the cliff elling f closed to the public ioctober and employees inspected the site and remov ose material in november. officials an complete abilization wo in the future. 're hearing from some you aboubad potholes in

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remember we had those red flag warnings yesterday. we don't want them to return, an it doesn't take much, an we are looking for windy `onditions. tomorrow the winds will pick up again before the next system that will drop our temperatures on tuesday. we will rebound back in the 60s, and on saturday at 66. our average high this time of year is 50. so even with the fronts, you can see temperatures all week long staying right above where we shouud be, so wait for march and some snow. it will come. >> just for that hockey game at organizers weren't expecting 70 degrees before the puck dropped. >> no, they had to work hard to keep the ice cold. >> i know, to keep it solid. >> not easy. >> not at all. so what does that mean? they don't have to worry about it anymore, because this thing is over now. >> that's right, which is good to see, but don't worry. if you were not out there, because not everyone could fit is the economy rigged? well, the 15 richest americans acquired more wealth in two years than the bottom 100 million people combined.

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the red flag warning is in place for eastern colorado, a slew of dry days and combined with low relative humidity numbers and wild winds and you can see those fires just absolutely take off. it's a completely different story up in the high country. while yes, they're dealing with wind, they're also dealing rain showers pouring in just south of craig, meeker, rifle and grand junction with a little bit of snowfall across the higher elevations. the system is pouring in from our west giving our neighbors from the inner mountain west some snow pouring in, nice to see considering it is the middle of february. the cold front races through stirring up the winds late tonight into early tomorrow morning. it will be long gone tomorrow afternoon affecting folks in the midwest. we will be looking at a pretty impressive snowfall considering our temperatures and winds up in the mountains. it will come fairly fast. tomorrow morning if you're heading up for a three-day weekend to go skiing or boarding, the winds will be the worst blowing and drifting snow a possibility and of a few advisories are -- and

to the southeast very dry, a red flag warning and high fire danger. gusts up and through the foothills could be 70 to 80 miles per hour. our futurecast shows this rain/snow mix moving in with this storm. this is going to be a weaa system for the plains and one that's ot goiig to bring us much of anything when it comes to moisture. we're going to get a fee clouds, that is it. 9:00tonight that snow will start to taper off. more clearing tomorrow. more sunshine across the tate early friday morning. and tomorrow looks to be pretty good, mostly sunny and it will be still windy in the morning, but then the wind will calm by the afternoon and evening. we'll be in for a calmer second half of the day tomorrow. tonight windy, likely hearing the winds through the evening and early tomorrow.. tomorrow 60, and really cools down sunday, 48, with a few low 55s the first of next week. it's been some time now, ww had a lot of good snow the beginning of this month, so that brought our numbers up. but it's been two weeks of dry weather. monday we might get a little bit

temperatures, early spring set up where we're going to have to deal with brush fires and we have red flag warnings from mexico to missouri and amarillo, texas could be 85 degrees today. this as we go through friday to sunday, 70s and 80s. minneapolis doesn't get many february stretches of three days in a row near 50 degrees. that's happening friday through your weekend. and eventually it will try make to the northeast and midatlantic. now a closer look at your day ahead. so, there's that record high, 86 and 80 in amarillo. denver is unusually warm at 73. and mid-60s all the way through montana. mid-60s in montana in february and that's a little unusual. >> in new york it's going to be >> this weekend you'll get your happy smile back. >>> there you go. and now good news for men taking testostirone treatments and and seizing opportunity. and i' d like to... cut. so i' m gonna take this opportunity to direct. thank you, we' ll call you. evening, film noir, smoke, atmosphere... bob... you' re a young farmhand and e trade is your cow. milk it. seizing opportunity. take it all off? every kiss-proof, sta

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included but we're concerned about high fire danger with low humidity and gusty winds and a red flag warning posted, and then across the western slopes, wind advisories have been posted. two hands on the steering wheel for those headed over the higher passes along with the blowing snow and a california storm system is bringing part of the country. we enjoy another mild and dry day here, but a chance we may have a few light snow showers mountains. california through the pacific northwest and the northern rockies with that system, but we're enjoying a warm and dry trend with southwest temperatures soaring to near- record levels, not only colorado but oklahoma and texas. a few high clouds shift out of the southwest tomorrow and a few light snow showers on i-70, and windy will be the big weather word for us tomorrow and the wind could create areas of blowing snow. so plan ahead for that. 20s in the mountains tonight and 30s and 40s for the lower elevations. high temperatures tomorrow, above average out west but record territory. tomorrow is the warmest day of the week. 80s a possibility in south

we have a red flag warning going into effect later today. here is a live look from akroo here. we have some clouds filtering in and it will be a partly sunny afternoon. look at our temperatures. city park 46. aurora 37. broomfield 48. our no, ma'am high today is 50 and some neighborhood are already at it. 20s and 30s the mountains. temperatures reflecting pretty clothes where they were yesterday. you're going to be in the mid to upper 60s and 70s to the south. ft. collins 58. foothills high mid to upper 50s. a little gusty, fort collins a high of 58. by mid morning we'll start so see some snow in the northern and central mountains. we don't get much from the planes except for gustier winds. a few showers clipping the north eastern corner of our state. if you are headed up into wyoming you will see a light we will pick up an additional 2- 4 inches. skies will clear, tomorrow we're in for another beautiful day. more sunshine on tuesday and you're going to find temperatures in the low to mid 50s. a little cooler once this front roll through. back in the low seconds by the end of t

most of kansas is alsonder a red flag warning tonig. we spo with the colorado springs fire chief today about the potentiafire danger. he says there e things we can all do to prent grs fires from starting up. first---don't throw cigarettes outside of your car ndow or onto theround and d y type of outdoor rn temperatesndh winds-- e reanger leve high. sie a d flag warning is in effect, the fi department has more cren nd andhere's an iree in rpoe level. our team gavu the first eroday's redg warnings. we'll keep updated on tonight's condns both on-air and online at koaa-dotom jesus is off the lt. when students at holmes mi schoolere asked to choose a religious or politic figure to stud part of aearch project, they were prevent from selecng the central figure in chrinity. the hiory project alled the "nightf notables." an original list of names pridedo the students incled jesus, but admitors teluso ny studen wanted choose m fotheir bject that teach to remove hifrom the li here's why. if there'sot of ffert students who want to be sa character t

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red flag warnings starts for fremont, el paso and pueblo county. low humidity, gusty winds and fire dangers high. 46 in denver. 52 in boulder. 20s in our mount mountains. 40s on the east everyone plains. -- a chance for snow in the (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, >>> they do have a time-out and decide not to use it. curry on top! bang! what a shot from curry! with 0.6 remaining! >> these type of spectacular shots from golden state's steph curry are becoming commonplace. less than a second left in oklahoma, this shot, warriors beat oklahoma city on saturday night. >> i saw about the tweets on the analogy. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. buzz aldrin saying we will get to mars by 2040. he believes a staging base on the moon would be needed. >>> the seattle

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. >>> high wind warning and red flag warnings for high fire just to the south and east of denver. with could have 75 miles per hour gust ins the foothills. >> the sun and the ice. our temperatures are no elp as hockey games. and russell is inside coors field, the question is, how do they keep that ice from melting? >> we've been watching them tackle that issue all day and all night and check it out, a front row seat to the action, here at coors field, late tonight even though the real another 72 hours. they had a reflective tarp over the ice and they rolled it back and maintaining it is and all 3 night affair. >> normally, sun and heat are welcome here at the ballpark but this week, crews were forecast. happening, as coors field hhs its first transformation from baseball diamond to hockey ring and mother nature throws in another obstacle. these conditions. >> event plaaners are using this refrigerator in to the parking lot and pumping oolant through the stadium and under the ice. >> it removes the heat from the hear and back to the truck. >> we've got people working on this. >> li