here's a little motivation to get the day going. it's the middle of the week. >> you've made it this far. i'm alan gionet >> and i'm britt moreno. >> good to have you. apple says it's going to fight a judge's order involving a terror investigation. kuchling up, what the government wants from apple and what apple -- coming up, what the government wants from apple and what apple doesn't want to give. details on the theft of a pricey item. i'm jaime leary live at the boulder county courthouse with the trial of lane is expected to begin this morning. a moment expected to happen today. i'll have the news coming up. meantime, our incredible weather continues. let's get a

>> it feels like spring outside. lauren whitney is in colorado weather center tracking it all. how warm are we going to get? >> upper 60s today. it's going to be warm. right now, it's warm to estes park to golden. windy in the foothills and breezy in denver. but today is going to be our calm day because tomorrow the winds are going to crank up. starting right now, we have 30 degrees in denver. 30 in burlington. 25 in aspen. 18 in craig. 31 in grand junction. the denver area, 32. 39 in inglewood. 34 in cass -- castle rock: there's a few clouds out there. here in denver, we'll start off with a few clouds. mosty sunny to partly cloudy and a few more - mostly sunny to partly cloudy and a few more clouds. 71 degrees by 5:00. i'll talk

check with joel. >> the pictures we received from cdot on the shut down of i-70 and glenwood canyon. crews are clearing the roads to get them back open by tomorrow. there's a huge detour in place. let me show you where this starts at. you have i-70 closes from gypsum to glenwood springs. follow with me here because you need to go northbound along colorado, 131 all the way up to steamboat springs. you take from steamboat springs to craig and you have to head southbound along colorado 13 at craig all the way down to rifle where you will reenter i-70. a huge detour this morning, britt. luckily traffic in the denver metro area is nice, but you head into the high country and trying to get west, it's a mess. >> joel, thank you for that. this morning, the trial starts for the woman accused of

woman and cutting out her unborn baby. cbs 4 jaime leary is live from the boulder courthouse on what we can expect today. hey, jaime. >>reporter: good morning, britt. jury selection wrap up yesterday. a trial will begin this tomorrow. and while it's expected to last for ten days, the alleged victim in this case, michelle wilkins is going to testify off that. right after those opening statements this morning. as march of last year when michelle wilkins who was 27 at the time claimed she went to the long mont apartment of 36-year-old lane to buy baby clothing. that's when she says lane attacked her, cut her unborn child from her wound and prosecutors say that lane went to the hospital claiming the baby was her. lane faces charges of attempted murder and unlawful termination of a pregnancy. the baby did not survive. lane is still in custody on a $2 million bond and if convicted, she faces up to

front of the boulder county courthouse, jaime leary, cbs 4 morning news. >> jaime, thanks. a man who fought off guards made off with an expensive piece of jewelry. i guess that's store workers. >>reporter: westminster residents can't believe the brazen crime that took place in front of this cold store in sheraton. >> it's nerve wrecking to think about people doing this. we bring our kids here. >> surveillance video from january 22nd shows this man walk up to the jewelry counter and ask the clerk to show him a vera hoang ring. he gives it back to the clerk and ask to see it again with a magnifying glass. and the man takes off with the ring and the surveillance camera loses him. >> we need to catch him. >> a security guard gave chase and were assaulted. >> as he left the store, they did give chase in the parking lot.

officers in the face. >> the man took off. rachel houston frequently brings her daughter zhouy to kohl's and says that's disturbing. >> it's frustrating that people do this and getaway with them. hopefully they find the guy. >> they say catching this criminal is a top priority and they're worried his next crime may have a different ending. >> the fact that he was brazen enough to use pepper spray against lost prevention -- >> you could earn a reward up to $2,000 from crime stoppers. thieves get a huge haul from a car dealership. they stole 11 cars and kelly says it puts them at a loss of $100,000. >> it takes effort to move 11 vehicles in the middle of the night, which is awesome. >> it's not the reaction

more than $100,000 worth of their merchandise was stolen. but trevor mcmannis is smiling through his life. >> my employees are safe. the key feature is making sure nobody got hurt. >> this red jaguar and blue mercedes and 50 other car keys taken from the hospital. >> we have recovered one vehicle so far. it was at a gas station in arvada a short distance from the dealership. the vehicles dealership. >> we're excited that that excursion came back. >> the potential for finding those responsible seems slim right now as authorities do not have any suspect descriptions. mcmannis doesn't think his employees is behind the theft, but believes this is an organized crime.

can them to drive 11 cars for me. there's no 11 people that i know that would say let's drive would they do that? >> he says it's going to cost those cars. apple says it will fight a first of its kind court ruling. a federal judge ordered apple to help investigators hack into the locked iphone of one of the shooters in the december shooter attack in san bernardino, california. he's dawn champion. >>reporter: two months later, federal investigators have un unanswered questions about the terrorist attacked carried out by farek and his wife in san bernardino. the fbi is hoping for farek's iphone owned by his former employer can provide answers and now they may get this. this ruling orders apple to disable the security feature

if a pass code is entered ten times. >> the federal judge looks at it in the best interest of safety, so they're looking at the circumstances saying, hey, look, apple, you need to help the fbi out. >> once apple disables the feature, the fbi plans to use computers to break farek's pass code without running the risk of data loss. investigators hope to find if the couple had help. they killed 14 people in the attack before they died in a shootout with police. en krepgs and user equipment is high -- apple ceo talked about it during a 60 minutes interview. >> people suggest we should have a back door, but the reality is if you put a back door in, that back door is for everybody. for good guys and bad guys.

called the -- dawn champion, cbs news, new york. >> the ruling allows apple to have a code for farook's iphone. a man stealing pain meds is waking up behind bars this morning. rocky alan surrendered to law enforcement yesterday. he's under indictment on federal drug charges. nearly 3,000 patients at swedish are being tested for hepatitis and hiv. two hospitals in arizona where alan used to work are asking patients to get tested. if he's convicted on the federal charges, he could face up to 14 years in prison. so what should the kids wear on their way into school? here's the bus stop. >> we're looking at temperatures in the upper 30s. a nice start to the day. on the way home, temperatures in the upper 60s with partly sunny skies. >> you have a great morning commute. if you're about to get in your car, turn on our

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welcome back. in today's health watch, a new trend with a remedy that's more vintage. salt. people across the country are using salt therapy to help with everything from allergies to asthma to skin conditions to getting better sleep at night. patients spend about 45 minutes in a salt room. they cover the floors and the ceilings with salt and pump sodium chloride in the air with a salt generator. >> i can walk and walk and walk.

from walking is my joints start hurting, but my lungs are real good. >> doctors say studies need to be done. many recommend their patients at least try them out. a little pomeranian in california is getting around easier thanks to his new set of wheels. he has a homemade wheelchair. the owner and her boyfriend put it together after the puppy woke up and couldn't use his back legs. surgery was going to cost $8,000 which was too expensive. the couple searched goggle and got creative. they used pipes and velcro and scooter wheels. >> he looks more mobile and he has a different attitude when he's in there as opposed to when he's dragging along. these dogs are animals, but at the same time they're apart of the family. >> the tail is wagging, so it's all gravy there. the couple is going to make changes to the wheels, but for now, benny is getting around fine. >> way to go. we have potential records ahead. >> tomorrow could be a

temperatures as we get into the 70s today. we may stay below the records, but we're looking at gusty winds along loveland pass and berthoud pass where winds are 20 to 40 miles-an-hour. it's going to be windy in some areas. improved over the last couple of days. today is our calm day before we see the winds ramp. 30 in fort collins and 30 in burlington. 28 in pueblo and 18 in craig. in the denver area and foothills, 40 in morrison and 38 in golden. and we're starting the day off with 29 in brighton. 40 downtown. on our satellite and radar, you'll see clouds on the western slopes and cloud cover in denver. mostly sunny to partly sunny skies today. it should be a lovely day. we'll see some wind out there, but the gusty winds are going to crank back up tomorrow. so throughout the afternoon, fairly calm outside. breezy at times, that's it. overnight tonight,

tomorrow morning, we start to see snow in our northwestern mountains and that will get much more wide spread through the afternoon and evening and at times that snow could get heavy. with this, we see winds crank up as you head into the foothills, northern colorado and our northern mountains. here in denver, it will get gusty. at dia, we may see winds up to 45 miles-an-hour. although we -- 67 in denver. 57 in greeley. 60s and 70s on the east everyone plains. 75 in lahunta. 56 in grand junction. for your hour-by-hour forecast today, 61 degrees at noon. 65 by 2:00 and 57 by 5:00: for your 5-day forecast, the record of the day is 71. we'll probably break that, but it will be gusty. friday is very windy in the foothills, but that should calm down through the afternoon. let's check with joel. good morning. >> good morning, a nice stretch to morning. i-70 airport

it you're heading to the airport, it should be excellent drive. southbound coming into down, speed into the 60s. straight shot along us 36. a slowdown as you approach i-25. we have a ramp closed on i-70 and havana as they do work. speaking of the closure, we have the closure from gypsum to glenwood springs due to the rock slide. it's going to be a mess for folks. we have a huge detour. we're breaking that down. >> incredible, almost four hours joel, thank you. an emotional night in paris. three months ago, a band was interrupted by a mass shooting. among the crowd, some of the survivors, eagles of death metal

music hall in paris. terrorist burst into the theater and left 130 dead. they say last night's concert is a way to move forward. >> it was a good thing to finish the story and just finally say okay. >> facing your demons is empowering. the bravest thing i have seen anyone do is get into a train and go alone to a rock show after they've been through what they've been through. >> terrorist hit several cafe

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at what's happening across the country. good news, no major travel delays. 92 in phoenix. we have a system that's going to make land fall in the pacific northwest that's going to bring us rain and snow tomorrow into the high country and cooler temperature in that area. to the southeast, we have mild temperatures. not too bad in the midwest. calm to the east and it's going to warmup in this region as well as they start to see a more zone pattern later this week. warmer temperatures we're looking at two rounds of rain and snow into the pacific northwest. all lots open at dia. let's check with joel. a few more headlights and typical this time of day. take a look at the drive at dia. southbound along i-25, i-70 you have the ramp closure inbound along pena boulevard.

like to own a stock that went up 50% in one day. and something new involving food stamps. here's molly hall with today's money watch. orioles adt will be purchased by apollo global management for $6.9 billion dollar. the board approved the acquisition and expected to close the deal by june. it caused shared to jump 50%. wall street rallied after a 3-day holiday weekend. the dow gained 22-points and the nasdaq gained 98. retailers that have food stamps will have to have -- it's to make sure those who use government benefits has better access to healthy foods. new recommendations are out for parents shopping for their

to the insurance institute for safety highway, vehicles for these new drivers should be boring and slow. the company says the best midsize car for teen the 2012 ford fusion, and the best large car is the 2012 buick regal. that's your money watch. in new york, i'm molly hall. donald trump sharpens his attack on cruz while contenders court minority voters. i have the latest on the campaign trail coming up. this saturday is the first of three outdoor hockey games at cooler's field. it's the battle on blake street between du and colorado college. the pioneers got a nice surprise after practice today. their first peek at these. the throw back

for the outdoor game. it was the look -- outdoor game with an old school uni. pretty sweet. >> i think we've been talking about this weekend all year. we're excited about it and seeing the energies jerseys, how cool they are makes it real. we know it's time. it's exciting. >> they're awesome. it's a vintage style. cream looks nice and you have the crimson -- >> i taught i saw a picture with the staff wearing the jerseys. it's hopefully in honor or. it has been around for a long time, so it's cool. >> du will sell the jerseys, but they're going to -- du will sale

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breaking news. two people taken to the hospital after a house broomfield. >> the car came around 4:30 this morning. firefighters are still working to try to stop these flames. our shawn chitnis is on his way to scene and we'll have a live report for you shortly. in the meantime, let's turn lauren has a beautiful picture for us. beautiful shot out there this morning, lauren. >> let's move to her. >> lauren, spring-like weather and we could break a record tomorrow. >> we could see temperatures in the low 70s. the record tomorrow is 71 degrees. not too bad. we're looking at 73, so we're going to get close to it or above it. let's look at what's going on this morning, starting off in 30 in denver. 27 in avon. 31 in grand junction. heading into the denver area, 42 in westminster. looking at our wind speeds, it has been gusty in parts of the

fairly calm compared to where we have been this week. 30 miles-an-hour winds in berthoud pass. netherland, winds at 21 miles-an-hour. partly sunny skies today. mostly sunny through the morning. mid-60s today. we have changes tomorrow. we'll talk more about that in a moment. let's check with joel. >> a pretty good drive around the denver, metro area. a few more cars on the road, but that's going to slow things down. us 36 and federal, a straight shot into town or up into boulder if you need to we're across the denver metro area. road work continues on i-70 and havana. that's the ramp closure. we have the closure of i-70 from gypsum to glenwood springs. as a matter of fact, he's pics we got from cdot on glenwood canyon. this is why cdot crews have to break up those boulders and clear them off the roads, and they've got to do repairs along the

they hope to have that open up one lane by tomorrow, but britt, it's a huge detour, and we'll talk about that in a few. >> thank you, joel. police are looking for the thieves who stole 11 cars from a dealership. it happened overnight on tuesday at mcmannis dealership. the thieves broke into his office and got away with the car keys. the dealership doesn't have security cameras, so there's no suspect description. >> i can't call 11 people and ask them to drive cars for them. there's no 11 people i can call and say let's drive 11 cars off this lot. >> it's going to cost the dealership $100,000. we have a list of the stolen cars at cbsdenver.com if you want to check that out. this morning, the trial starts for the woman accused of viciously attacking a woman and

the woman who lost the baby, wilkins could take the stand. jaime is live from the boulder courthouse. this could be -- >>reporter: the alleged victim, michelle wilkins expected to take the stand. this isn't the first time we'll be hearing from wilkins. back in september, she described her attack on the air on the dr. phil show. >> was there a time that you lost contentious? >> i did, and i can remember my thought right before losing contentious. i was thinking about aurora and wanting to survive for her. >> it has been nearly a year since 35-year-old lane, according to prosecutors attacked michelle wilkins and cut her unborn child from her body. in march, then 27-year-old wilkins went to

responding to a craigslist ad for labore clothes. and then the woman -- lane pled not guilty to attempted murder, unlawful termination of a pregnancy and felony assault. she's in custody on a $2 million bond. if she's convicted, she faces up to 140 years in prison. live at the boulder county courthouse, jaime leary, cbs 4 morning news. thanks, jaime. we're learning about the funeral plans for scalia. his seat is draped in black to honor his memory. his body will lie in the great hall of the supreme court on friday. the court host a private ceremony at 9:30 and from 10:30 to 8:30 p.m., the hall will be open for those to pay respects. his funeral at the -- they'll be a private location. the campaign is getting

our dawn champion shows us the war of words between the candidate and the president. >>reporter: donald trump took aim at president obama in south carolina tuesday night moments said this. >> i continue to believe mr. trump will not be president because i have faith in the america people. >> you're lucky i didn't run last time when romney ran because you would have been a one-term president. >> trump maintains a double-digit lead. >> i've never seen a human being lie so much. he lies about everything. >> didn't tell the truth about ben carson in iowa and on my information on marriage. >> they just scream, liar, liar. >> clinton is trying to maintain a lead in south carolina. tuesday, she and bernie sanders courted minority voters. >> it's not enough for your economic plan to be break up the banks.

address the generations of under investment and neglect. >> we need to provide substantial help to hbcu's that have done a great job. >> democrats hold their primarily in south carolina a week from this saturday. dawn champion, cbs news. yes, president obama refused to say whether he intends to endorse clinton or sanders. he only said he'll have an opinion eventually. denver police officer tony lopez jr was hit with six bullets as he pulled over a driver for a traffic stop. doctors didn't know if he would live. two months after he laid on the ground calling for help, he talked to suzanne mccarroll. >> i was trying to be calm and i said an officer down. i was shot. i asked for an ambulance. >>reporter: tony lopez jr remembers the gun fight and remember calling in for his own ambulance.

was. >> twice in my left leg, and once in my right leg and twice in my arm and twice in my chest. >> he did survive and he's working hard to getting back to being a street cop and getting strong for the biggest moment of his life. >> we're going to have a real family. i can't wait for that. >> he was an officer down, but see the full interview with officer tony lopez on cbs 4 news at 10:00 tonight. we're learning more about the confrontation which led to the death of a mesa county sheriff's deputy. here's our stan bush with the later. >>reporter: derrick gear and the 17-year-old were in a struggle before shots were fired. 911 dispatchers received calls of a man with a gun wearing a black bandana around 11:00 a.m. the

find -- when the suspect was told he'd be taken into custody, he resisted. hozer said he didn't want to go to jail. i'd rather run than get caught. i knew i was going to jail. deputy gear might have put himself at-risk. he was responding to the armed suspect alone. a witness driving by saw the deputy pinning him to the ground to apply his taser. after being tased, holzer said that's when i decided to shoot myself. it didn't work, and at that point i tried to pull the gun out and shoot him. deputy gear was hit four times in the chest and face. the shooter has a long history of drug abuse and told investigators he had used meth in days before the shooting. deputy gear was taken to an area hospital staying on life support for two days for organ donation. his funeral held yesterday.

bundy is still in an oregon jail after a judge denied bail. bundy was arrested when he flew to oregon to support his sons in a wild life refuge. he said he was a flight risk. he's facing charges of conspiracy over his standoff with federal officials in nevada two year ago. he led some 400 armed supporters in a face-off over grazing reports. japanese astronomers are looking at the stars thanks to a new star in orbit. >> japan launched the x-ray satellite -- look at that. to study the structure of the universe and study physics in extreme conditions that cannot be replicated here on earth.

broomfield this morning. a fire is tearing through a home right now in the area of 152nd and la pan street. let's go to shawn chitnis. details. shawn, what's up? >>reporter: well, alan and britt, good morning. we can see it's a busy scene here at this location. and there is smoke everywhere. let's go ahead and pull in a little bit so we can give you a closer look at what's going on. we're a good distance away from the fire which gives dealing with. i was talking with the public information officer here on scene and she was explaining that because of the conditions inside, they have to bring the firefighters back and take more of a defensive approach. so very much of a fire, they're trying to get ahold of. two people were injured in this fire at the intersection or near the intersection of la pan and 152nd avenue here in broomfield and at this point, we have a few details about what else is going on with this fire.

came around 4:30 this morning from a neighbor and again, two people were transported and they're getting treated for injuries related to this fire. we're going to remain on scene and check back with the team here and try to bring more details in a few minutes. live in broomfield, shawn chitnis, cbs 4 morning news. shawn, thank you for that. 30 degrees, and we're going to crank up the temperatures, aren't we? >> plus the westminster dog show last night. ahead, the show and the best in show. this is pain relief without any pills. i'll explain the connection to colorado and how this device eases your pain with light. if you have a news tip or

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>> the only side effect is pain relief. >> sherry fox lumi wave have been used by the rocky's and broncos. you can order it online, but it will soon be in the brooke stone catalog. it cost $299. people close to our wednesday's child says she has a really big heart. she's a caring child who wants to be an emt when she grows up. she was chosen to paint our day for wednesday's day plate. she sketched what family looks like to her. she wants a mom and dad and little sisters and love a house full of animals. she describes family as loving, happy and awesome. jessica picked out her outfit for today's shoot. she wanted to look especially nice for the interview. >> i really like your necklace. >> thank you. >> that's really cool. tell me about that? >> i got it last year. >> it's so pretty, and of course

i remember this about you, you like pretty things, don't you? she loves to laugh and smile. to hear what jessica says about her future family, join us at noon. call the adoption agency at the numbers on your screen for more information. breaking news in broomfield. a house fire. shawn chitnis is live on the scene. let's go out to him. shawn. >>reporter: we have a few more detail s s. in addition to the two people -- details in addition. a person was not at the home and is okay. it's two people that are injured in this fire. we don't have an update on their condition, but we do know they have been taken to the hospital for injuries related to this fire. it's a 2-story home that firefighter was fighting and a single family that lives inside. what's significant is an hour after the first call came in around 4:30 this morning, they're still having a challenge

because of the smoke and flames that are on scene, firefighters had to move back. we do see some of them going in and out of the house right now. so they are able to at least go inside to continue fighting this fire. but definitely taking more of a defensive approach because of the intensity of what they're dealing with on the scene here. again, more than an hour after this first call came in about this house fire. if we take a live shot, i'm going to make an adjustment here. probably in the corner here, flames coming out of this house. and again, that's the problem that we're talking about, just getting an update from the spokes woman with north metro fire here. and she said one of the reasons that they moved firefighters back is because there is a concern about the roof collapsing given the flames and smoke that we're still seeing at this point. we're going to remain on the scene and get updates.

broomfield, shaun chit -- shawn chitnis. there's mild temperatures for us. not too bad. as we take a look at our temperature s and what's happening across the state, 30 degrees at dia. 34 in boulder. 30 in fort collins. 30 in colorado springs. 23 in lineman. 28 in leadville and 31 grand junction. as we head into the denver area, the foothills, 41 in stapleton. and 39 in morrison. 38 in golden. taking a look at our wind speed s s. it has been gusty. we're going to see stronger wind in the foothills and high country today. but just not quite as bad as yesterday and monday. right now, 30 mile-per-hour wind along loveland and berthoud pass. and as we look at our satellite and radar, a few clouds on the western slope. cloud cover in denver and mostly sunny to partly sunny skies across the state today. we'll see a few clouds start to develop. it's windy in the foothills, so we get a mountain wave cloud. plus we have the high clouds filtering from the storm system to our west.

early tomorrow morning, we start to see snow in our northwest corner. it's a rain, snow mix. it gets wide spread and through the afternoon and evening, we could see brief heavy snow. you mix in strong winds. visibility could be tough. eastern plains, we'll stay dry and see more clouds, but we're going to see intense winds tomorrow. wind is going to be a huge concern. wind watch starts at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. it covers into our 75 to 80 mile-per-hour wind in some if have you snow, you mix that in. some of these are damaging winds, so be extra careful if you're driving or walking around. frisco, 67. 51 in frisco. 53 in -- 6 noon. we're in the 40s by 9:00 tonight. tomorrow,

and gusty. snow in the high kun country. we come many down on friday, but windy in the foothills and down to the 60s. let's check with joel, good morning. >> hey, good morning. seeing more cars on the road that's going to slow things down. i-25 and 110th. looking at speeds on the speed censor data returning to the 50s and 60s. we're going to see upper 50s and 40s. 9, 10 minute drive. we're across the denver, metro area. no big accidents. a big heads up. tonight we're going to have the closure of northbound i-25 from 11:00 tonight to -- just a heads up there. let me take you up and over because we have a closure in place from i-70 gypsum to glenwood springs. let me break down the detour. we'll back up a little bit. you got to go north along colorado 131

from steamboat spring and you're direction to craig out to highway 40 and back south again. this is the very definition of the scenic route from colorado 13 passed beaker out to rifle and you'll be back along i-70. my advice for you, if you aren't trying to get to grand junction and rifle or battle mesa, say highway 80 to salt lake if

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good morning, everyone. breaking news out of broomfield this morning. two people are hurt after flames barrel through a home in the area of 152nd and la pan street in broomfield. metro fire sent this video out around 5:30.

live there right now with details on the fire. shawn, what's up? >>reporter: well, alan, we can see firefighters are still doing their best to try and get their handle on this fire. get control of the fire. i'm going to step out of the way so you can see the scene. we're a good distance away from the house and that's because that is where firefighters want us to be. about a full block away. we can still see flames popping up here live. but let's show you that video, that north metro fire shot earlier this morning. and was really when the flames were picking up and in talking to the spokes woman with north metro fire, she made the point that a lot of times when someone like her gets on scene, she doesn't see flames like that, but that gives us a sense of the intensity that more than an hour later, 90 minutes since that call came from a neighbor that they're dealing with flames and a ton of smoke. the smoke has taken over the area. we are at space. here's what we know about the folks inside. there were two people who had to be