and bull lelsets were ricochetting around. this home off west 37th avenue and grove street, two police officers responded to a burglary call around 1:30 p.m. shots were fired and one suspect was arrested. the other suspect fled on foot to 32st and lowell, where more gunfire was exchanged and the suspect carjacked a victim. witnesses described hearing dozens of shots fired.. the suspect crashed a few blocks away, the p is was killed. -- suspect was killed. during the pursuit, a female officer was shot in the foot and expected to be survive. >> she has an outstanding record. >> no one else was hurt. >>reporter: now, the police are of course still investigating, and have not released the shot. -- officer shot. live off 32nd and lowell in denver, mark taylor, cbs 4 news. on to our weather alert this monday night, the clouds

snow are on the way to much of colorado. meteorologist just mcheffey in the mobile weather lab. >>reporter: we had to chase it foothills. big news if you do have to travel, thing rps starting to dry out -- things were starting to dry out. this mind the cold front. in thes foothills, in the high country, and also in the denver metro area, by tomorrow morning, we're going to wake up to a few inches of snow in the city. in conifer and jefferson, a foot of snow on the ground. take care if you're out driving tonight. here's a look at the winter weather advisory in blue, basically, all of the major mountain ranges in the state frshgs the san juans to the elk

front range and the northwest near steamboat springs. heavy snow is expected until tomorrow evening. that radar is really filling in right now. >> yeah, it is starting to light up, justin, you can see over the past hour, it is really filling in. we've got a pocket here with nothing is coming into the metro area, it is all around us, yes, it is coming our way. as we take a look, up and down the front range, we're starting to see the snow fill in and rt staing to see snow -- starting to see the snow fill in. the highs also be on saturday, but before that happen, here's the city cam up in the mountains, the mountain cam, it is snowing up there. snow in the greater metro area, right here in town, we'll see some snow and we will see it on the morning rush hour. with freezing temperatures. so that's going to make for a slick rush hour, that will clear out. we'll show you the hour-by-hour

expect in your neighborhood. ed, thank you. now to a developing story, a boulder jury went home for the night without reaching a verdict, in the dynel lane case. she is accused of stabbing a pregnant woman in longmont. lane knew she was doing, and knew she could have killed wilkins, the defense, says lane did not plan the attack ahead of time, and they were asking jurors to find her guilty of a murder. -- attempted murder. jurors will return to court tomorrow morning to deliberate. the latest on the massive spill of mine waste in southwestern colorado, the environmental disaster at the gold king mine, turned the animas river orange last summer. and now, a vote has just been taken, on whether to ask for an epa super fund cleanup in those mountains around silverton. rick sallinger has continued to follow this story. rick. >>reporter: jim, the vote just

town board and the san juan county commissioners have voted unanimously to ask governor hickenlooper to seek super fund designation from the epa. this comes after national attention on this bill and we went back to examine the impact. it was last august that millions of gallons of acid waste poured from the gold king mine. caused by an epa accident, it shined a new light on the dangers of abandoned mines. bill gardner is the town administrator for silverton. >> all of the gold king was clearly the harbinger of time for change, time to deal with our acid mine waste. >>reporter: a new water filtration plant has been built. it's not the sole answer to the plan. but resistance in and around silverton to categorizing these mines along the nation's worst melting away.

that the designation as a super fund would nant area in a found a twie overcome that. -- they found a way to overcome that. instead, it's been strategically district. the water filt erg is planned. >> we are dropping a long-term monitoring plan, and that plan is in collaboration with our states and tribes. >>reporter: here around silverton the evidence of the gold king spill is difficult to find. has the fallout from the gold king been as bad as some feared in. >> i don't think it has. but our impact is different than what the -- downstream impact is. >>reporter: tonight at 10:00, we'll take you to the navajo reservation in new mexico to show you the impact of how the gold king spill is still being felt.

silverton and the county commissioners have voted family to ask governor hickenlooper to seek super fund designation. work could begin on the cleanup later this year if passed. a hospital says it will test patients for several disease after an employee was caught swinging syringes. why that new hospital involved does not believe patients are at high risk. and with the rain due in the metro area, some people might try to catch some in a rain barrel. did you know that's actually illegal in colorado? well, check on the effort to change the old law. >> rain is starting to fill in on the front range, temperatures dropping in the 20 #s. your morning rush hour will be slick, we'll talk about it and when it's over, coming up. >> i'm mark haas at the

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been illegal to collect rain in colorado. you can direct it by changing your gutters or grading but you can't collect it. >> if i can shovel my snow, off of my sidewalk and put it on my lawn, why can't i use a rain barrel to take frit my sidewalk -- from my sidewalk to put on my tomato plants. >>reporter: they should be able to collect rainwater and use it where they need it most, as long as they put it in the ground. little effect on downstream users. >> i grew up on a farm, an irrigated farm, and i can tell you as a farmer's daughter, it does plain good make good colorado common sense. >> there's people waiting, we watch the water come down, not kidding, we watch the water come down the river. we're waiting nor that ware to come to our head gate. so we can apply it to our crops. >>reporter: rancher and water engineer jim young says the problem is rain barrels don't just allow people to divert the

>> so this water would have run off, but now, if you're going to hold it for later and your lawn will use it all. >>reporter: danielson insists the bill will result in more water for everyone by encouraging conservation. >> as people see how little water accumulating in their rain barrels when they go to water, they may think twice the next time they turn on that faucet, to water their lawn with drinking water. >>reporter: now, under the bill, you can only use the rain that you collect outside, you can't remove it from your property, and you can't drink it. the bill did pass the agriculture committee in the house today, but it failed last year, in the senate, and it will have an uphill battle there again this year. we're live in denver, shaun boyd, cbs 4 news. >> shaun, thank you. not something you would think would get a lot of passionate debate. >> water is like gold. one rockies pitcher to provide the team with a huge lift this season.

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yeah, it's february. >> yeah, that's right, we do get snow the february, for the last 20 days, we haven't seen a flake in town. you can see how the snow is filling in over the last hour and getting heavy in some locations, a lot of the rain changing back over to snow, just about to move into the metro area. so that's where we're looking at. moving through. a big trough of low pressure, that will keep us unsettled overnighttime we have snow moving into the great lakes region and showers and were nos over the southeast. clear skies to the west. into our weekend. way ut there in the pacific, that's the next system that comes in sunday. that's a weaker system, not as much moisture. weather.

snow, the front range here, it gets pretty heavy overnight. several inches could fall by morning. 1:00 a.m., more snow, a nice shot here in denver. by morning rush hour, maybe southern metro area gets it, but we'll about an inch or two or three on the ground and temperatures in the 20s, make for a slick morning rush hour. on into tuesday, 3:00 in the afternoon, i think we see the sunshine even we see snow lingering over the high country and by wednesday morning's rush hour, sunshine border to border around here. it's snowing earlier today, up in steamboat springs, larry pierce under us that picture. winter weather alerts, 4-8, 6-12 inches of know and for the mountains and right on into pikes peak there, we have a winter storm warning for 8-14 inches of snow possible. greater metro area, not much in northeastern colorado, it starts here, an inches, 2, 3, 4, 2-5 inches across the metro area is

51 and 52 after lows of 28. a north wind at 15. nice shot here, you can see the glow. temperatures tonight, mostly in the 20s and 30s over the eastern plains, teens, 20s for the high country and out west. tomorrow, cold one around here, 30s and 40s for the east, 20s, 30 for the mountains. 30s, 40s out west. the forecast goes this way. tonight, we'll see that light snow, maybe an inch or three by morning, 22 is the overnight low. we could see clearing late in the day, 38 and 37. and then, it's just clear sailing right on into the weekend. 40s, 50s, even 60s. >> do hope we get a little bit overnight. >> i think we will. thanks. >> let's get to mark haas, a little bit about the rockies, still could be another tough year for the rockies. >> that is certainly the

rockies, but spring train sungd way, the pitch sxers catchers have reported, the rest of the team will join them by wednesday. pitching is a concern for this franchise. they didn't add any starters during the off season is, they're going to bank on the return of guys with injuries that help stabilize the rotation. tyler chat wood is back after mitting almost 2 years -- missing almost 2 years while recovering from a second tommy johns surgery. in april of 2014. >> pull for the guy you -- hope for the best, but he's been great so far. i love the fact that he's in the mix again, because he's really talented. very competitive, he's very well respected. in those walls. so i think he's going to provide a big lift for us, a huge lift

>> century link poll question, which rockies pitcher will have the most this year. >> a former first round draft pick, phil taylor, dvs lineman by the browns in 2011. he made the nfl all rookie team in his first year, he played just five games in 2014. and he missed all of last year with a knee injury. nuggets adding a new player today, signing sampson, a second year player for st. johns who was recently waived by the philadelphia 76ers. nuggets suffered their west home loss of the season yesterday to the celtics, gave up 121 points, and they lost by 20. after the game, coach michael malone says he saw his team play selfishly and quit on several plays, something he hadn't seen them do. kenneth freed was held scoreless for the first time. he didn't play the fourth quarter after he asked the coach

>> we never everybody flying on all sillen ders, and last night, did not have a good team and so the individual players did not have a good game. he wasn't alone. but you know, we need him. i mean, he's proven over his career, when he plays with the energy that he's capable of playing with, he can help his team do a lot of great things. >> college basketball, and for the first time since 2002, the csu women are ranked, 24-1 this season, won 21 games in a sxroe today they cracked the ap top 25, coming at 25th. the team they replaced, tennessee dropped in the rankings for the first time in 31 years. finally, this a muzed me, from a england. the 4 rth guy sailed it nowhere near the goal. they had a whole line of guys to have the shootest just

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60 minutes reported lumber liquidators sold flooring made in china that exceeded u.s. safety limits for formaldehyde. people exposed to the flooring are three times more likely to get cancer than previously thought. lumber liquidateds stocks plunged today on the news. the dow gained 228 points, the nasdaq shot up 66, the a and p 500 gaining 27. the u.s. declassified audio tapes from the space station mission, an erie experience on the dark side of the moon. space music. take a listen. >> music sounds in outer space --. >> wooo o ooo. >> people are already coming up with conspiracy theories to explain where the sound came from. nasa technician believes the

between two radios on the spacecraft. who know? >> nasa wants to show off your artwork in space. >> you can enter to get your work on board a colorado made spacecraft, what lit be doing in orbit. >> cbs 4 news at 6:30 continues with xfinity monday live, from the viewhouse centennial, mark's special guest, code by mcleod,

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