with a ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, happy monday, i'm britt moreno. >> you would say happy monday. i'm alan gionet. here's what's happening in the cbs 4 morning news.

2800 block of federal where a house fire destroys one home an sends another person to the hospital. the latest is coming up on cbs 4 morning news. plus a loss overnight in the entertainment world, david bowie dead from cancer at 69. we'll reflect on his remarkable career. >> and a man is in the hospital after a late night shooting in denver. the latest on the investigation, coming up. let's get right to the breaking news, firefighters still working this big fire this morning. >> it's pretty massive, happening in the 2800 block of north federal boulevard. that's where jamie leary is live this morning. let's get right to her. >> reporter: good morning, britt and alan. you can see smoke pouring out of the unit but fire crews are rolling up those water lines, so it looks like they are packing up. this was called in around 2:30 a.m., crews arriving on the

defensive mode. they said it took them about 10 minutes to determine this fire was so bad they needed to go on the offense immediately. we spoke with officials and neighbors about what happened then arrived on the scene. >> crews made an initial attack on the exterior of the home then went inside. they found two victims. one was transported. one was a male and one was a female. >> woke up to the fire department next door and seeing the neighbor's house smoldering. all i seen was the roof smoldering, sort of scary because our house is really close to it. the fire department got here really fast. >> reporter: you heard from the neighbor who said he credits the fire department for their quick work. it didn't take them long to knock that down, saying the flames didn't extend to any

this could have been bad but the children and animals got out and they saw the neighbor in the ambulance being treated on the scene and looked like he was doing okay, possibly taken precaution. the home is a total lass after as well. the fire official did tell me this may have to be demolished but we'll continue to follow this. jamie leary, cbs 4 morning news. >> good thing this didn't jump with those houses so close together. thank you. people want more sunshine, so let's find out if we're going to get some of that. >> good morning. yesterday was a beautiful day. today we're going to warm up more, few more clouds this morning and sunshine out there today. you see those filtering in. there's been a little fog that's gotten better, could get worse this morning. we'll keep watching that. skies are fairly clear, no rain or snow today.

going, 17 at dia, 2 below in with 25 below. we'll get above freezing today, and should be nice out there with money. right now, joel, how is the drive? side streets. watch out for that. take a look at the high country, a decent drive. the earlier accident we had at 13th and corona moved out of the way. we have a closure where we had that fire, southbound direction of 287 or federal there. and it's right at 29th in the southbound direction, 27th in the northbound direction. sounded like they were starting

more breaking news out of denver this morning, a man shot near a motel on 26th and shawn chitnis is live outside the police headquarters with the latest. >> reporter: police are still trying to figure out what led up to the shooting between two men. we do know they had to respond to two different scenes in this case and one man is in custody. the victim in this case is expected to survive from his injuries. police caught up with the suspect in this case at 28th and clay, where we were there in time to see them going through a car and searching through it. we saw them go through that gray sedan and later towed that, as well as a red hummer from the scene. it's not clear which car was the suspect and why they needed to tow this second car. the shooting itself started and

the super 8 motel. the shooting itself happened late sunday night, and we do know one man is in custody and the victim in this case has nonlife-threatening injuries. shawn chitnis, cbs 4 morning news. this morning a woman charged with attempted murder for attacking another woman and removing her unborn baby from the womb faces a judge. 35-year-old dynel lane is facing attempted murder charges for luring michelle wilkins to a home in longmont under the assumption she was selling maternity clothes. the trial is expected to begin next month. you may notice a different kind of party bus on the streets in denver at the high there hopper, a free mobile marijuana lounge. the owners say the goal is to keep those using marijuana off the road.

like in colorado in 2016. you know, groups of people getting together and enjoying each other's company and consuming cannabis in a safe, responsible, legal manner. >> it's a new way to cruise. the company doesn't give people pot, it's bring your own. the service uses an app for people to track the bus and hop on and off as they wish. after a wild weekend in the nfl, we know the playoff situation for the broncos. now the broncos are going to steelers. when you win as much as the broncos have, it's almost easier to remember the losses. and how can they forget the week 15 meltdown in pittsburgh? it was a tale of two halves as the steelers scored 24 unanswered points then handed denver a loss. at the time it seemed like it

the top seed but the broncos bounced back from that loss. >> we don't want to go home. i don't want fans to be crying on tv, unless they're crying tears of joy because we won. i don't want to give our fans that feeling. i want to get the job done for them and for us. >> 2:40 on sunday, the broncos playing here on cbs 4. david bowie lost his battle with cancer overnight. >> his career spanned more than 40 years. we have a look back at the life of the musical icon. >> reporter: david bowie was a creative and artistic force. born david jones no london in 1947, bowie fell in love with music at the age of 13. in a 2002 interview with cbs

decided to make a career out of music. >> quite late in my teens, i didn't know if i was going to do music. i opted for music eventually. >> reporter: he rocked on to the scene with space odyssey in 1969, and his artistic expression pushed the envelope with ziggy stardust, creating his alter ego. as a publicity stunt, he even claimed he was gay. he saw much of his success in the 70s and 80s, including his hit fame. over his 40-plus year career, bowie released 25 albums. his latest, black star, was released on friday, his 69th

his artistry still shined through. married to international model iman, bowie was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1996. >> a loss for us all. his son tweeted overnight, very sorry and sad to say it's true. i'll be offline for a while. love to all. the british prime minister is calling the death a huge loss. let's turn to the weather picture and kids getting back to school. >> it will be cold heading to school, temperatures in the lower teens. mild out there, no rain and snow to deal with, just a few clouds. >> this is the live picture from c-dot, 29th and federal

travel along federal. it's closed past north high school there. take hazel or elliott to get around. if you're about to get in the car, turn on koa news radio 850 am and now on 94.1 fm for traffic and cbs 4 weather together. a woman who was wanted for

in the south is now behind ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, secondhand smoke is still a big issue for teens, almost half the teenagers in the u.s. exposed to secondhand smoke. 35% are exposed in indoor and

exposed at work. researchers say pediatricians only ask about sleep when a child is struggling in school. they believe they behave better when the sleep apnea is fixed. according to ucla researchers, young adults often underestimate symptoms like numbness, weakness or sudden speech difficulty. doctors say the first three hours after a stroke are critical for treatment. more on the weather, in some parts of colorado you just don't want to be outside right now. >> it's dangerous in places, 18 below up in craig. this is just the actual temperature.

are cool but compared to that, we're much better. 17 at dia, 18 in boulder and 16 in burlington to start the day. as we look at the satellite and radar, we have cloud cover in northern colorado. there's been a little fog near the south plat but it's starting to get a little better. other than that, mostly sunny to partly sunny skies today. it will be hazy once again so we have unhealthy air quality today. if you're in the sensitive respiratory group, stay in. other than that, mostly sunny skies, should be a lovely day, no rain or snow for us today. we'll be fairly calm and warmer than where we were yesterday. a few clouds out there today and tonight skies are clear, tomorrow morning waking up to sunshine. tomorrow is a another mild day, getting back up into the 40s tomorrow and temperatures today looking at about 39 in denver,

those cold spots i showed you, 19 in craig and 31 in grand junction, 40s on the eastern plains. planning your day today, we are looking at mostly sunny skies, 36 degrees by noon, 38 by 2:00 and 30 around 5:00 this evening. for the forecast, 40 tomorrow and staying in the 40s through thursday. the end official week looks to be chilly with a chance for snow. good morning, joel. take a look at i-25, possibility of lower visibility on various portions of the drive today. just take a look. be watching out for that. southbound speeds into the 70s and 60s, so you'll want to watch out for ice on the side streets this morning. 120th to i-70, just 10 minutes. a little slowing approaching pecos there. i-76 and 270 still nice and wide open.

with plenty of space between those cars. you have the express lanes project that's ongoing there, causing a little slowing. i zoom in to show you along federal where we have the closure in place. this is north high school there and the closure is right at 29th in the southbound direction. northbound direction it's at 27th. take iris to get around that this morning. there's a lot of options here in either direction to be rerouted through other neighborhoods. a woman arrested for a string of robberies will face a judge today. the fbi says this video shows 24-year-old abigail kemp mid- robbery last week. she locks the front of a jared jewelry store in north carolina after allegedly forcing two employees into a back room at gunpoint, then zip tying their hands.

store's jewelry, she and a man there behind at least six jewelry heists in six states. >> this was a very well planned robbery, not just walking into the store. they have knowledge about the industry. >> her social media profile showed she modeled for at least one photo shoot and tried out for an atlanta lingerie football team. before we let you go to break, this is a live look of a house fire in the 2800 block of federal boulevard. we have been following this for you all morning long. this is actually quite a big house that's been turned into multifamily living. it broke out around 2:30 a.m. and at least two people are injured. there you see firefighters have

,,,,,,,, welcome back. no major delays across the country, off to a fairly mild start. security wait times 15 to 20 minutes right now, all the lots open. in the great lakes region, we have lake-effect snow today and they could get several inches in areas. tomorrow a clipper system comes through and the lake-effect snow calms down for a bit. they will have cold temperatures an wind tomorrow. heading into wednesday, that will shift and go back to lake- effect snow, then several more inches of snow for a lot of areas. 35 degrees in new york city today, 45 in atlanta, fairly calm for most of the nation

pacific northwest, we have some more rain rolling into seattle and northern california. joel, how is the morning drive? if you're driving to the airport, we have a traffic alert we're following in town. this is federal and 29th, where fire. we have 29th closed there and in the northbound direction, federal closed to 27th. there are a lot of side streets and options for folks out there, but a heads up because federal is closed. right now premarket starts are looking up as we try and recover some of the losses we have had to begin the year. >> reporter: wall street closed the week with its worst start to the year ever, a fourth straight day of triple digit losses.

$2.75 million for not returning wheelchairs to disabled passengers or adequately helping them move through several airports, along with tarmac delays and allowing flyers to deplane after a delay of three or more hours. campbell's soup will start gmo labeling, saying it supports the mandatory labeling standards for products with genetically modified ingredients. many industry groups have sought to make the labeling voluntary. about three quarters of campbell's products contain gmos. bloomberg ranks states on density of science, technology and math along with degree holders. california came in after

rounding out to top three. the least innovative states were mississippi, west virginia and south dakota. for more, log on to i'm hannah daniels. the broncos got the playoff matchup you wanted. not sure you want to face the chiefs right now. they also have a shot at steelers. that week 15 meltdown in pittsburgh certainly a memory they would like to erase. while the broncos were able to bounce back from that loss, you don't get that kind of chance in the playoffs. >> it's win or go home and we don't want to go home.

the bengals fans crying on tv. i don't want to give our fans that feeling. i want to get the job done for them and for us. xfinity live.

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, good morning. we begin with breaking news after a big fire in denver. >> this happened overnight in the 2800 block of north federal boulevard and the house is pretty much in ruins. jamie leary is live with details this morning. >> reporter: good morning. federal is closed from 27th to 29th this morning, few less

an active scene here, smoke still billowing out of this unit. some very old houses on this block and what appears to have been one unit, luckily the flames didn't spread to any adjacent homes which is very close. however, the home to the right of the one in question had several units inside. those families were evacuated, young children and pets all making it out safely. we spoke with crews and neighbors. fire crews arrived at 2:30 a.m. and went immediately went into defensive mode because of the nature of the fire. we spoke with officials to hear about what they arrived to this morning. >> crews made the initial attack on the exterior of the home, then went inside. as they began their primary search, they found two victims. they were taken out. one was transported. one was a male.

>> i woke up to the fire department next door and seeing the neighbor's house smoldering, then going up in flames. all i seen was the roof smoldering. scary because our houses are so close together. but the fire department got here really fast. >> reporter: they are crediting this morning the quick work of the firefighters, who got two people in the unit out. a man was transported to the hospital as a precaution, and we are also told a firefighter was transported to the hospital for exhaustion, but that was due to an illness he had before he arrived on the scene. morning. we're told the fire began in the attic and minutes after they arrived on the scene, that roof collapsed. that house is a complete loss

we'll continue to follow this. news. thank you very much. we are also following other breaking news this morning. sad news in the entertainment world, fans and friends and family mourning the loss of david bowie, who died after battling cancer. >> bowie celebrated his 69th birthday on the 8th of january along with the release of his 25th album called black star. on his twitter page before midnight, it was announced he died after an 18 month battle with cancer. huge loss in the music world. let's get to the weather this morning with lauren. >> good morning. we are off to a cool start in areas, 16 below in craig, 25

we have 1 in greeley and 16 out in burlington. take a look at the satellite and radar, we have some clouds on the western slope. today mostly sunny to partly sunny skies, hazy still in denver. burning is restricted and it's an action day, so be careful outside if you have respiratory issues. noon today 36, by 2:00 38 and freezing. we have a chance for snow coming in later on. right now let's check with joel. we are following a traffic alert this morning. federal and 29th is blocked here. let's take you to where this is, north high school there. southbound federal is closed and northbound it's closed at

side streets are open and you can get around. if you're heading out this morning, should be a good drive for you, crash and stall-free across the metro area. southbound coming into town, a little more volume. if you're getting in the car, turn on koa news radio 850 am and now on 94.1 fm for traffic and weather together. it is a busy morning here at cbs 4, also tracking breaking news out of denver this morning. 26th. police are investigating this and shawn chitnis is live at denver police headquarters with more on what happened. >> reporter: we are still waiting to find out from police what led up to the shooting. we do know one man is in custody and another man is

this happened about midnight at 26th and zunai near the super 8 motel. the shooting likely happened late sunday night. police took over part of the parking lot at this super 8 and that was just one of the scenes this shooting. there was a second scene 28th and clay. we saw police going through a car there as well as blocking off part of that area. later they took that car, a gray sedan, as well as a red hummer, and towed them away from the scene. we know police caught up with the suspect at that location but it's unclear why they took two cars. one person is in custody, the victim expected to survive his injuries. shawn chitnis, cbs 4 morning news. another step in the court

in the attack on michelle wilkins. 35-year-old dynel lane is facing several charges including attempted murder for luring wilkins to a home in longmont under the assumption she was selling maternity clothes, then cut the fetus from the womb, killing it. the trial is expected to begin next month. the community is coming together. happening today, a fundraiser to help a denver police officer on the mental. tony lopez jr. was shot several times during a traffic stop on december 8th and underwent several surgery. he was released from the hospital on new year's eve. doctors credit if paramedics his life. tonight at the tavern downtown at 1949 market street, there is a $20 minimum donation requested but this will go on 5:00 to 7:00 tonight. learning more about a

newberry, sentenced to ten days in jail plus probation after a no contest plea. he was ordered to complete 130 hours of community service and pay about $4,800 in restitution after double-billing the county. the powerball jackpot is going to bring people into convenience stores across the nation. wednesday night's drawing is estimated at $1.3 billion and climbing. the lottery machines are humming and there's no end to the interest in wanting to win the latest jackpot. >> we are pretty much flabbergasted that the last two jackpots have rolled. we are extremely happy about it. >> reporter: six partial

$50,000 to $150,000, including this gas station at alameda and denver. >> really exciting, $150,000. >> so you have good mojo here? >> yes, yes. >> reporter: last year she sold three winning tickets to the same man. >> they ever give you a couple bucks? >> they have, yes. >> how much? >> i won't disclose. >> reporter: helping some people pick their numbers? and what would you do with that $1.3 billion? >> buy my parents a house because -- well, because our house is too little. >> buy a lot of cars for my >> why? >> because i didn't have a car and they always gave me rides. >> sky is the limit. go. >> reporter: if you do win, what should you be? >> be happy. that's all, be happy.

your last chance to buy a 7:30. back to breaking news this morning, the death of david bowie, who lost his battle with cancer overnight. >> his career spanned more than 40 years and don champion has a look back at the life of the musical icon. >> reporter: david bowie was a creative and artistic force. born david jones in london in 1947, bowie fell in love with music at the age of 13. in a 2002 interview with cbs news, he explained how he decided to make a career out of music. >> until quite late in my teens, i didn't know if i was going to be musical. opted for music eventually. >> reporter: over 40-plus years, bowie released 25 albums

his latest album black star was birthday. his artistry still shining through. married to international model iman, bowie was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1996. in a facebook post, his family said he died after an 18-month battle with cancer. don champion, cbs news, new york. >> and his son tweeted overnight, very sorry and sad to say it's true. i'll be offline for a while. love to all. and this is a live look in hollywood, where we can take a live look at david bowie's star on the hollywood walk of fame. people have placed candles there and flowers as they

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what's with him? he's happy. eating vegetables thanks to our birds eye and they only take 15 minutes to make. ahh! birds eye voila so veggie good welcome back. the denver metro area is starting the year with a huge housing challenge. and influx of new residents is pushing up rent prices and pricing some people completely

we take a look at the crisis in our series, a place to call home. and i get answers from denver's mayor. >> people want to live in denver. they want to live in our metro region, and that's a good thing. >> reporter: good things sometimes have a downside. the city is enjoying a remarkable recovery from the recession but now faces an affordable housing crisis. >> this is a challenge that is not insurmountable. >> reporter: mayor michael hancock talked about how his team is leading the challenge. >> hear the entire conversation tonight at 10:00 as part of our series, a place to call home. >> prices go up and up in denver. lauren? it's cold outside this morning. take a look at parts of the western slope and high country, 14 below in craig, 25 below in alamosa, 19 in boulder and 17 at dia.

frigid in other parts of the state. heading into the denver area and foothills, 21 downtown, 13 in thornton this morning, 18 in greenwood village and 16 in castle rock. take a look at the satellite and radar, few clouds out there starting to filter in from the north. we are expecting mostly sunny skies today, no rain or snow to worry about. it was cold this weekend and now we're getting really back above freezing, in some areas in the 40s today. should be nice, overnight tonight skies clear from the plains. we should be on the sunny side, more sunshine tomorrow. be hazy today. if you have respiratory issues, be careful outside today. temperatures, looking at 39 in denver, 41 in boulder, 37 in greeley.

40s and 30s through sterling. high country, 20s today and 19 in craig, 31 in grand junction, 25 in durango today. at noon, right about 36 degrees and throughout the evening hours we drop below freezing. for the five-day forecast, tomorrow we're back to the 40s, sunny through about thursday thursday. friday another system potentially moves in and takes us to the lower 30s with a chance for snow. joel? we continue to follow this traffic alert. this is where jamie is this morning, reporting live on a fire. you can see all the roads are blocked off there, federal and 29th. federal is closed southbound starting at 29th. this is north high school here. in the northbound direction at 27th that's also closed.

get around this morning but that's in the way there. across the metro area, excellent drive outside that. c-470, i-225, 285 all nice and wide open, 270 same situation. southbound coming into town, starting to see slowing, 120th to i-70 right now 11 minutes. we have average speeds in the 50s. thank you. today a second baltimore police officer is expected to go to trial in the death of freddie gray. jury selection is underway in the case against officer caesar goodson, jr., who drove the van from the site of the arrest to the police station. gray emerged injured and unresponsive and died days later. goodson is facing several charges including second-degree murder. the trial is expected to last

also today, the mother of the so-called affluenza teen is facing a judge. tonya couch is back in tarrant county, texas, arraigned friday alone in court without an attorney present. she is expected to enter a not guilty plea now and her attorney will ask to reduce her bond, currently set at $1 million. her son ethan remains in the custody of mexican officials fighting extradition. there are efforts to bring mexican drug lord joaquin el chapo guzman to the u.s. to face justice. this week rolling stone mark published a lengthy interview with guzman conducted by sean penn. >> reporter: with two prison breaks under his belt, el chapo's story reads like a screen play. it appears that's what he wanted, a bio pic.

his arrest, sean penn published an article about his secret meeting with the drug lord in the jungle in october. el chapo boasted of his narcotics empire, prison escapes, and later answered questions with videotaped response, explaining his path to drug trafficking. >> i was raised in a ranch called la tuna. in that area there are no job opportunities. >> reporter: penn says the interview was planned by a mexican american actress who began communicating with el chapo in 2014 during his second prison stint. in 2012 she tweeted: >> reporter: she later told cnn it was meant to criticize political leaders, not to

she's not commented since the publication of the article. as for el chapo, he insists his way of life was the only one available to him. >> there's no other way.

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public to test their searching skills, too. >> i'm showing 13, 14, 15. >> reporter: it can take some getting used to. the beacons are not exact but in a real emergency, they will get you closer to the victim. >> if someone is buried, it could be 15 feet. snow. >> reporter: while the avalanche danger is fairly low right now, that could change in a matter of hours in colorado. >> while you're doing this, you often need to have your eyes and ears open for clues. there's a lot of adrenaline. the biggest stars of film and television came together sunday night for the golden

indicator for the oscars. >> and the golden globe goes to the revenant. >> reporter: the revenant won top honors at the golden globe awards, taking home best picture, best director and best actor, leonardo dicaprio. >> i want to share this award with all the first nations people represented in this >> reporter: jennifer lawrence won best actress in a comedy for her performance in joy. the martian won top honors for best picture comedy and best actor in a comedy, matt damon. it was sylvester stallone who earned the night's most thunderous applause, winning

>> i want to thank my imaginary friend rocky balboa for being the best friend i ever had. >> reporter: for the first time, streaming services garnered more globes than cable networks. mozart in the jungle took home two awards. and ricky very vase gervais returned to host and denzel washington received a lifetime achievement award. >> nominees for the academy awards will be announced this thursday. happy monday to you all. >> happy monday to you. >> 17 degrees in denver. >> and i say that with difficulty. it is monday. still ahead this morning. >> reporter: we are live at 28th and federal, crews working to put out a residential fire.

how crews saved the lives of the two residents living there, news. >> a denver man shot near a motel, and we'll have a live report. >> and a loss in the entertainment world, david bowie dead at 69. alook at his remarkable career, ahead. >> and a look at a new party bus roaming the streets of denver. yes, the mobile marijuana lounge. ahead on the cbs 4 morning news.

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