you're picking out the silver lining as well, pointing out it's friday. sunrise will be at 7:09 this morning. we'll see a lot of sun today. let me show you the numbers. for denver today the normal is 66. the record for this date is 85. that was set more than 50 years ago. for the forecast, we have 85. that's right, we expect to at least tie the record this afternoon. much more on today's weather and your weekend forecast coming up. now let's get a check on the traffic, joe is in for joel. good morning. the northbound side of down. southbound i-25 eastbound, both sides of i-270 and westbound i- 76 are looking nice and wide open for now. i'll have your complete metro area traffic picture coming up. joe, thank you very much. the city of denver has used a rarely enforced ordinance to shut down a popular bar in denver. cold crush at 27th and larimer latest on what's happening. >> reporter: alan, good morning. we were here just a few days ago talking about a deadly shooting just outside of the bar along 27th street. now we're ending the week back outside of the bar because the city has decided to close down cold crush. they're saying it's being considered a public health risk and because of that, they need to shut down the business. this again just comes days after denver police detectives were looking at bullet holes here along 27th street, h crush bar. one man died in that shooting, and another was seriously injured. the city could file a public nuisance case. but for now the liquor license has been suspended. investigators will be looking into if there were illegal activities happening at the business. people who enjoy coming to cold crush said they felt like home here and it was a gathering place for many in the community. but others say they didn't feel >>fe in their own neighborhood. even with the police down here, you know, i've asked for help. people urinating back here. >> i know i can come to cold crush and find people that appreciate diversity and social justice and equity. >> reporter: we were unable to get in touch with the owners to comment on this decision. but the city will now have 15 days to move forward on that investigation that includes the liquor suspension which is still in place. so again for now, the bar closed. live in denver, shawn chitness, cbs4 morning news. thank you, shawn. the trump family has threatened more legal action if there is no retraction from another news outlet, this time the charge is leveled at "people" magazine. this time it's donald trump's wife making that call. meanwhile, the president and first lady are denouncing the republican date in very strong terms. >> this is not something that we can ignore. >> reporter: first lady michelle obama expressed anger comments caught on tape in 2005. >> it now seems very clear this isn't an isolated incident. it's one of countless examples of how he has treated women his whole life. >> reporter: trump is trying to beat back that view of him the best he can. calling the reports of groping and assaults fabrications. >> i never knew it would be this vile, that it would be this bad, that it vicious. >> reporter: melania trump tweeted a copy of a letter to the editor in chief. the letter doesn't take issue with the allegations of assault, but with the reporter's claim she bumped into melania outside trump tower a few months later and the conversation that followed. the letter claims the two never spoke and was never friendly. also thursday "the new york times" refused another call for "nothing in our article has had the slightest effect on the reputation at that mr. trump, through his own words and actions, has already created for himself." meanwhile, amid trump's plummeting poll numbers, republican lawmakers are trying to stem their losses. but president obama isn't letting former trump supports distance themselves too far from him. >> at the 11th hour you withdraw your nomination? you don't get credit for that. >> reporter: i'm andrew spencer reporting. time for weather and here's ashton this morning. what we have coming for the weekend is what i want to know. >> we have a lot of warm weather on the way. it starts today. actually it started yesterday. i'm sure you noticed, it was a lot warmer than the day before. that trend will continue going into the weekend. checking out one of our weather watchers, harold in parker, he's always up early. 53 in douglas county. the 30s. we have mostly clear skies across colorado. it will stay mostly clear today and it will be a combination of beautiful sunshine and a southwesterly wind that pushes temperatures into the mid-80s. likely at at least tying the record for this date, which was set 54 years ago. 85 is the record and again i think we'll tie it. let's get a check on the traffic. here's joe. good morning. here's a look from our cbs4 mile high cam. just a litt and i-25 you can still see some construction being done on one of the offramps there. onramps to i-25, excuse me. that will probably be happening still until about 5:30 this morning. but as we take a look at the drive eastbound and westbound 6th avenue slowing to about the 50s and 40s. will take about 7 minutes from simms to i-25. as we take a look at the rest of the map, quite a bit of green, which means no major problems to report. thank you, joe. may not be feeling the best. there was a road loss for the broncos, and you may know this already, as the team could not get anything going until really later on in the game. there's another injury to an offensive line struggling to keep the quarterback safe. we learned russell okung was taken to the hospital after the game due to a concussion. he tweeted, thank you for your thoughts and prayers, all good. here's a look at the plays of the game as afc west. >> rivers takes the pass, throws to the end zone. caught, touchdown san diego. >> the chargers on their 12th play will go ahead and score first here. >> during the play, holding in the end zone, offense, 76. that results in a safety. >> inside the five, anderson to the end zone, touchdown denver. >> a penalty flag in the back extraordinary magnitude. >> boy. broncos now out of first place for the first time in a long time. you might have to get used to this here. our broncos insider break down the performance of the team on both sides of the ball. >> faces a three man rush, steps up, throws the ball. the ball will be bated down at the 6-yard line, incomplete. this one in san diego is over. >> reporter: for the first time in five years the denver broncos fall on the road to a division rival, falling 21-13 to san diego. he am michael spencer. mark, this san diego offense really picked and chose its poison, especially early. two really long drives and that's been a theme for the broncos. another slow start for this defense. >> reporter: had the offense in an early hole and the offense could not find any moment early. they struggled to move the ball. they were hurt by penalties, by a couple of turnovers late. and joe decamillis unable to get a win in his first try at interim head coach. just wish we could have got a win for the city, got a win for the organization. i'm sick to my stomach, man. it's sickening. i hate to lose, man, that's all. and that's a bunch of word addies in there that fight. >> i think the one thing about this team is the resilience. that was a staple of us last year as well. so all the guys in that locker room, even the whole game, the sense was we were going to figure it out and get this thing going and make it. again, it was just too little too late. >> reporter: broncos fall to 4- 2 on the season. they're going to get the weekend off and they'll have a long week to prepare for a monday game on houston. >> reporter: we talked to a lot of the guys and they said after the lanta loss it was nice it was a short week. i said now that it's so many days what do you do? they said, we have to get away from football a little bit, get our minds and bodies right, and at home against brock osweiler and the texans. the latest on a controversial story in boulder. boulder prep high school officials suspended a group of students because they were part of a nazi facebook page. police were alerted to the page after another member committed suicide. we spoke with one of the students who was expelled and said that student's suicide had nothing to do with the facebook page. >> it was wrong to let it get that far. guess they were like abusing -- we can joke about this. it's just a joke. >> some group members joked about killing people based on skin color or religion. reynolds said he would have left the chat immediately if he knew this would be the outcome. a storm rolls through the pacific northwest and could mean we'll see some of its aftermath in colorado soon. as the rain began to fall last night in seattle, it piled up. and more heavy rain to come. the city announced it would open more shelters and have emergency crews on standby because of this. high winds are expected to roll in at daybreak. president obama got a hands on up close look at neat technology. we'll show you how he spent part of his day coming up. good morning, lauren whitney here. we are in for a warm day. temperatures in the 80s here across the front range. ashton is going to have all the details coming up in just a few minutes about the warm weekend and possibly close to record- breaking temperatures. don't forget, you can still welcome back to the cbs4 traffic on the 4's. this week the rock 'n roll half marathon this denver. there will be street closures. we have the 5k race tomorrow morning, that starts at 9:00 a.m., 58 degrees. on sun morning for -- sunday morning for the half marathon and 10k, 50. it will be mild for those races this weekend. it's 53 at denver city park. 54 wheat ridge. 54 as well in thornton. as we look at the mounta and 50s. grand junction is at 53. meanwhile on the eastern plains, 48this morning in burlington. this is where we'll be later on today. it's possible some locations on the plains could be in the 90s. forget about fall, it will feel like summertime across most of colorado today. 90 degrees in wray. 64 in telluride. 70 later in aspen. along the front range we'll be well into the 80s. we're expected to at least tie cloud cover in utah and also in wyoming is trying to move toward us. but high pressure will keep sunshine across the state for today. here's that enormous storm system that will bring more rain to the pacific northwest than hurricane matthew brought to the southeast. oregon, washington, northern california, they're just going to get soaked with rain through the weekend. here in colorado we'll stay dry. couple of clouds possible tonight. you can see that on the futurecast. you can see the moisture from that storm system moving to us by sunday. but it all stays to the north. we have a dry weekend in the forecast, including in the mountains. 85 today, which is the record for the date. and tomorrow 80, followed by 81 sunday. 80 monday, and a cold front on tuesday drops us to 64. let's get a check on the traffic. here's joe. ashton, good morning. let's just start with the metro wide picture. no major accidents or stalls to report. but you can see some cars are filling in. will happen. this is tomorrow. pretty much that city park area, and civic center park as well, bannock as western most and marion as eastern most area. avoid those areas as well. with the half marathon coming up, lower downtown is a part of that mix. and that will be happening on sunday. britt, those road closures will start at around 6:15, 6:30 on the >> thank you so much. professor, scientists and president obama were among 31v? guests at the university of pittsburgh. the president was the host of the conference yesterday. the event focuses on science, technology and innovation to help the future of the united states. among the guests was nathan copeland. he was paralyzed from the chest down in a car crash 12 years ago. following brain surgery, he collaborateed on the production moved by his thoughts and sense of touch. president obama met copeland to see how it all works. >> and the sensation you receive when we're shaking hand? >> yes. any time there is force on the hand i will receive sensation. >> the president tested the arm with a fist pump. >> cool technology. big recall, a pa problem has forced 350,000 2016 honda civics to be recalled. the brake might not work if it's pulled immediately after turning the car off. officials say there have been been report -- haven't been reports of crashes or anybody hurt. we have more information on f0 welcome back, everyone. a new movie out this week, star wars, ben affleck -- excuse me, stars ben affleck, there we go, as a black market with autism. here's our suzanne marques with this story. >> i have a pocket protecter. >> reporter: the new drama "the people in the autism spectrum talking about their lives and the way they see the world. >> i need to know who he is. >> reporter: oscar winner j.k. simmons plays a federal agent who wants to track wolfe down. >> ray is a real alpha. it's layered. so a lot of things are not exactly as they seem in the movie. >> i >> she is given such a tough task, where it's like you're either going to be exposed or find this guy. i think it's one of those characters the audience can relate to and feel for, which i think helps in terms of having a character to root for. >> kill christian wolfe,. >> reporter: the film becomes traffic. here's ashton. >> we are taking a look at the travel forecast for today. the big problem around the country is going to be in the pacific northwest down into northern california. 16trilliongallons of rain expected to fall there over the next five or six days. meanwhile, in colorado big ridge of high pressure keeps us dry, so the areas immediately around us, new mexico, wyoming, it will be nice 62 minneapolis. 64 in chicago with sunshine. dallas, texas sees a couple of thunderstorms today. on the east coast nice, sunshine, d.c., philadelphia and new york, boston, and no weather delays at any of the airports with the exception of dallas/ft. worth which just turned red. ashton, good morning. the drive on inbound and outbound pena boulevard to the airport looking nice and wide open for now. here's a look at c-470 and santa fe. you can see it's looking nice lane closure that's happening monday and tuesday night from 10:00 to 5:00 in the morning. santa fe, all the off and on ramps to eastbound c-470 will be closed because cdot will be doing analysis work for their express lanes project. alan, i have a couple of alternates. one is county line to lucent and the other is highlands ranch parkway. thanks for the info. coming up next, first lady michelle obama makes her first comments about donald trump d the allegations against him. the latest on the campaign ahead. >> reporter: some u.s. carriers are adding new equipment to their flights. i'm hena daniels in new york, i'll have more on these new safety measures coming up. it was a bit of deja vu thursday night. the defense recovered, however drives it was clear the san diego offense had figured out the broncos o defense. the first drive for san diego went 12 plays, 75 yards and ate up seven minutes. that resulted in a rivers' touchdown pass. the second drive went 18 plays for 75 yards and was the longest play, or longest drive in the nfl this season, eating up 10 minutes and 3 seconds. in the end, the broncos' defense left with more questions than answers. >> i ev we have a great bunch of guys in our locker room. we've been here before. we've lost two straight and bounced back. we know what it feels like, unfortunately. enjoy this time off and get back to the grind to take texas coming up. >> first quarter we've been terrell terrible. >> we have to say what's going on on the film, personally i think it's a lack of intensity motivate? >> we have to find it within ourselves. >> the broncos' defense held san diego to field goals after the opening touchdown, but it's clear this defense isn't where it wants to be. the broncos get set for a long layoff. they'll host houston next monday night. with the broncos, i'm michael ,,,, we could read the room. on the phone, you're just a voice. yeah, i'm good. for fast rewards, let's book on choice. this trip could really help us grow. ? should i stay or should i go? ? when it's time to go for business, book on choicehotels.com and get a free night when you stay with us two times. hi, everybody. this is the news on cbs4. 5:29. here we are. good morning, everybody. i'm alan gionet. >> i'm britt moreno. i know, it's always hard to start off the morning after a loss, but we're going to look ahead, we're going to figure out how to rally the troops and what the broncos need to do to win the next home game in denver. tell us something good, ashton. i'm here to help. i think the weather will put everybody in a good mood, at least most of us. i know there are folks really looking forward to seeing winter weather around here, forget about it. today we're going back to summer-like weather. sun will be up at 7:09 and we are going to see a lot of sunshine for denver and the front range. normal high for this date is 66. the record is 85 set 54 years ago in 1962. we expect to at least tie that record later on today. we have 85 in the forecast. joel is off today, but joe is here. he has the latest on your friday morning commute. >> reporter: good morning. here's a look at the drive from