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you and a few million friends are going to enjoy a nice day in denver today. here s the parade outlook. the bands start the parade starts at noon and it should be 50 degrees. for the rally, it it s going to be a great luscious day. 35 wind on the west side of town going from 10 to 25 miles-per-hour from area. keep in mind, it will be windy up there. around here, it s going to be great. 28 at 8:00. 54 the high for the day. so this will start a warming trend that takes us through the weekend. things are let s see if the traffic is looking good. good morning. we expect those to play hooky and head into downtown. this is i-25 and alameda. it shifted we we ve seen coming into town. a 10-minute drive. here we are across the denver metro area. in the corona area. watch out it s not going to look at the green we have on the map. we expect this work to continue commute. and then about 8:00, 9:00, as folks head downtown, it s going to be a mess. joel, thanks. today, the ....
thomas and emmanuel sanders and then the no fly zone, aqib talib and chris harris, jr. they had stop and have fun. it feels real good, man, all of these fans out here, man. the cheers didn t stop as the parade went down 17th and broadway. is this better than school or what. way better than school. reporter: they wound their way through the heart of the city. to another sea of adoring fans waiting at civic center park. [ music ] . reporter: and as we are the champions blared on the loud speakers, they brought the super bowl trophy to the people. y all make noise for the super bowl champions denver broncos. [ music ] . reporter: and fireworks came banner and the governor and mayor made a special proclamation to honor bowlen family. and the players got their chance to thank the fans. it was a team effort, it wasn t an individual thing is this is the reason why we re champions. got the greatest fans out here right now, these fans have been great. reporte ....
allen s august to january employment, to be tested for hiv, and hepatitis. today, swedish released this statement. we are extremely pleased to see an arrest has been made and this individual is being pursued aggressively be authoritiess. if convicted, allen faces up to 14 years in prison. and a half million dollars in fines. but according to the diechlt, if serious indictment, if serious bodily injury occurred, he could face life in prison. the investigation is on going here and other place. two hospitals in arizona where allen worked are asking the patients to be tested after hearing about the swedish case and a source tells me a third state, california bha involved. also, we learned that allen served in the navy from may 2007 to september 2011 as a hospital coreman, meaning he provided medical and dental assistance, maybe the officials wouldn t say anything else. that they have contacted about three-quarters of the surgical patients and that the majority of them h ....
and south, and the 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 ....
children to school when she saw the flames. it s scary. i feel bad for the people who live here? another day of erratic wind kicked up the fires. there is not a lot of moisture available once it dries out ain t the time that we need people to be cautious sparks. 60 firefighters from 8 district has to act fast because, right down the hill sits the hill top neighborhood. some the people that live right down this path here were watering down the vegetation behind their house. a few of the homes were evacuated as flames came within just a few yards of some of them. the entire hill behind hundreds of homes was either in flames or smoldering as residents could only stand and wait. reporter: i ll tell you what. a scary situation now. everything is out now but there occasionally you can see a few smokes and you can smell the smoke here. firefighters will stay the night through the evening just in case the wind kicks up any hot spots right now. but ed green back in ....