berthoud pass, gust at 15 miles-an-hour. black hawk and allen's park, winds at 25 to 30 miles-an-hour. it will be gusty in the foothills and parts of the eastern plains. cooler today. the storm system yesterday knocked down how temperatures. it's chilly. 12 in lineman. 34 in boulder. 14 in avon. 0 in gunnison and 24 in grand junction. foothills, 29 in -- 29 downtown. and 23 in aurora. as we look at our satellite and radar, no rain and snow. clear skies with a couple of skies. temperatures to the low 50s. 2:00. it should be a nice day. we'll talk about the weekend in a moment . let's check with joel. >> the great weather means a great drive. a few more cars on the roadways. that's what we're

i-25 and bell view. this is right on colfax at grape. so just to the east of colorado. if you're about to get in your car, turn on our partners at koa and alan, you can get your traffic and weather every ten minutes on the tens. donald trump will ride into his super contest tuesday next week. riding on his largest -- here's danielle noddingham. >>reporter: trump continues his winning streak with an eye on super tuesday states. >> we've had great numbers coming out of texas. amazing and georgia. it's going to be an amazing two months. [ cheering ]

two months, folks, to be honest. >> the billionaire got his votes from those dissatisfied with the government. >> political correctness is destroying us. >> i think he's here for the people and he wants to win. >> trump gets the majority of the delegate bringing him closer to clinching the gop nomination. >> i think he's well positioned to sweep across the board. >> the rest of the gop field is battling it out to become his alternative. entrance polls shows a majority of caucus goers who favored a candidate with more gop experience. >> one week from today will be the most important night of the cam mean. >> they'll face off in texas before those pick their

>> danielle, nevada. there's a dozen -- democrats -- republicans will let delegates decide. the man who fired at a planned parenthood is going to have a status hearing. he shot and killed three people last november. cbs 4 shawn chitnis is live. shawn, explain what happens here. >>reporter: this could be the next step in finding in robert deer is fit to stand trial. he's accused of this shooting. but has admitted to the shooting in the past and wants to plead guilty and fire his defense team. he was transferred to the state hospital for a mental healthy valuation. this will decide if he can go to trial. a judge rejected the request by deer's defense team to stop evaluators from asking deer about the shooting. the request for checking his competency to stand trial comes from his

but deer said he would rather represent himself. three people were killed in that shooting last november and nine others injured. that planned parenthood parenthood reopened for the first time earlier this month. that review hearing set to again at 1:30 this afternoon in colorado springs. reporting live, shawn chitnis, cbs 4 morning news. >> thank you, shawn. red light cameras are a hot button issue here in colorado. the governor is seeking to ban them. the issue resurfaced again. we have a new red light camera bill this session. jaime, good morning. >>reporter: good morning, britt. despite being open to hating these traffic cameras, and even receiving a ticket for one himself, the governor made it clear in the past, he'll veto any bill that bans traffic cameras.

will take up issue, a new bill that deals with these devices. the bill doesn't go as far as an all out ban, but others limit the use of these traffic cameras. the house committee of transportation and energy would like to keep these cameras in a few places within road construction zones and arterial roads and school zones. these limitations could actually find the governor's approval too when he said no to a ban, he told lawmakers he'll support -- he said he supports using the revenues to go back into monitoring traffic which is something else lawmakers would like to see this do. live in denver, jaime leary. >> thank you, jaime. a man breaks into a preschool in denver. this began

harmed. tom muskin reports how parents are upset. >> there's kid in the basement. >>reporter: concerned parents carried their -- >> when i got down here and saw the yellow tape, oh my goodness. erratically -- >> he's talking to the kids about jesus, and he started touching himself. leave. police say the suspect, identified as 22-year-old benjamin henry wallace kicked the wall of a building. those 6 months to 5-year-old. the school went into its emergency protocol and police were called and the kids escorted by teachers into the basement. >> the intruder did gain access into the facility. but due to quick thinking of staff, he couldn't get access to the main facility. >> police arrested wallace. no

parents like amber were notified immediately. >> i was scared. this is supposed to be a safe community and obviously it's not. it's supposed to be gated and locked at all time, and it's not. >> amber says she's not happy with the young lessons her young daughter has been forced to learn. >> colorado is getting out of hand. >> that was tom muskin reporting. wallace has no previous record. he's facing indecent exposure and burglary charges. the city of bolder will not compensate homeowners. if you don't have flood insurance, we're not paying. here's mark taylor. >>reporter: dan is one of

water main broke on february 15th. >> it's probably maybe 6 or 7 thousand -- $7,000. >> the city says we're sorry and can't do anything about it. >> it was a typical break and it happens around 70 times a year around boulder. >> ben urban with the city of boulder says the water main broke because of corrosion and pressure and says it's impossible to predict where a water main may break. >> the city is not liable by the damages of the water main break. >> to me, the city is not serving the residents. >> as for homeowners, he calls this unacceptable and wants them to take responsibility. >> are we supposed to get flood insurance because the city of boulder doesn't maintain their water main.

the city council wants to light up denver's biggest tourist attract. kelly workman tells us about an increase in lights for the 16th street mall. >>reporter: for the past several years, the 16th street mall slowly lost its luster as many of its iconic street lamps dimmed or die. >> we have known the mall lighting that's out here now has been inadequate and outdated technology for the last 20 years. >> many feel it's unsafe because the crime around the dark corners so the city came up with a bright idea. instead new lights. >> it's a critical connecter in our city and one we cannot allow to continue to be challenged, particularly around the safety. we believe light is going to play a critical role and that's why we're making this investment. >> using money from the tax financing fund, the $1.9 million

182 new led lights between broadway and market streets. >> these new lights will distribute that light much more evenly across the mall as well. energy efficient and add to the safety of the pedestrian we have in downtown. >> denver's city council must approve of the $2 million plan. but the downtown denver partnership doesn't believe the new lights will be left in the dark. >> we think it's a win-win for everybody. >> that was kelly werthmann reporting. the proposal goes before the city council on march 7th. if approved, light installation begins in may. those can get their hands on collectible cans representing the superbowl win. the world champion cans are going to be released in stores today and they were produced by a colorado company. thanks for joining us. 25 degrees in denver. it has been two years since

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this morning, they're going to look at the damage after a deadly storm swept through parts of the south. >> as the sun comes up in the gulf states, the search begins for missing people. here's dawn champion with the latest >>reporter: even into the overnight hours, storms show little mercy on the gulf states. in pensacola, florida, a

cars and damaged most of this neighborhood. kelly admits she barely survived. >> it felt like a train. >> daylight will reveal the damage with power knocked out, people used flash lights to sift through debris. there was 26 tornado reported in the south. one of them blew the roof off this gym in louisiana. >> they had 35 people working here and 8 kid in a day care. it's scary. >> not far away in the town of convict, another tornado destroyed this rv park killing two people. >> we don't have a good way of knowing if we have one, two, three people to account for. we have people in hospitals. >> to the north and mississippi, witnesses say a tornado ripped a mobile home off its foundation killing the elderly man inside.

spawned three water spouts. dawn champion, cbs news. >> the governor to both louisiana and mississippi have declared states of emergency. lauren right now with your weather. thing was changing again. >> we're back to warmer spring-like weather. our system is a quick moving one. gone now, what we have is wind in our foothills to start. 36 in loveland. nederland at 29 miles-an-hour. it's gusty on and off in the foothills. not to -- not to the extent where we have watches. 2 in craig. 24 in grand junction. in our sat satellite and radar, no rain or snow. we have a few clouds, but those are slowly clearing out. we're looking at another nice day. mostly sunny skies and windy in the foothills and i know some people want the snow to continue. unfortunately that's not going to happen. we're looking at nice temperature and through the

clear, maybe a few high clouds. overnight tonight, a few cloud tomorrow morning, waking up to sunshine and sunny state wide tomorrow from the western slope to the temperatures today, 51 degrees in denver. 53 in boulder. high country, a lot of 30s today. it does remain on the cool side. 34 in frisco. 37 eagle. 47 in grand junction. for today, you may want the warmer jacket this morning. bring the sun glasses as it will be sunny today. 50 degrees by 2:00. 5:00. we warmup friday. 59 on friday. saturday, 67 degrees. warm day, it might be windy out there. monday, sunday night, maybe our next system move ing in. let's check with joel. >> good morning. excellent start to the morning. different than yesterday. it's hard to believe that yesterday we had wet roads out there. this is i-70 century park boulevard.

town. you're looking at a ten minute drive from 120th to i-70. not too bad. a new accident at us 36. a lot of ramps. taking a look at the mouse cam trap . you can see the volume we have in the eastbound direction we're there's one side street accident at colfax and grape. watch out otherwise, pretty good drive along the highways. these are ongoing construction projects that has caused closures. over to the west, we have winds in the high country that lauren has been tracking and we have the i-70 full closure that's going to go into place at 9:00. i know the delays expected to be an hour. that's better than the four-hour detour. >> thank you very much. vacuuming cleans the dirt

out it cleanses the soul. vacuums make our -- we were in the -- many of us view vacuuming as a headache or chore, but not seth. >> i love cleaning. and i like electronics and robots. those my hobby. >> his other hobby is science. he wants to be a firefighter so he can help people. this brave child needs a family to love. call the adoption exchange and join me later at noon to see seth's full story. a woman from inglewood wants to pull something positive from the death of her husband. he was struck while riding his bicycle and she's turning her grief into something special. >> patrick was the life of the party.

of my life. >> it's hard for nancy fitzgerald. >> you never know when you're going to cry because you miss him so much. >> they were best friends and business partners and loving parents, but patrick was killed in the summer of 2014. >> i just knew something was wrong because it's a ten-minute bike ride and it had been three minutes. >> he was near arapahoe road when a truck driver hit the 41-year-old. >> he didn't have a chance. >> since patrick's death, nancy has worked hard at their finance business -- nancy produced this service announcement -- >> please watch out for bikes. >> nancy want to help another widow. >> whether you need babysitting or a scholarship, you need help painting your house. >> through patrick's death,

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money in a place that will make my net worth go up. >> that's either paying down debtor investing in savings. >> you can go to cbsdenver.com for more money tips from cross and for more information about her money diet. not all hollywood actor was planning to attend the oscars. in the memory of david bowie lives on. >>reporter: creed director ryan will not be in hollywood sunday to see if silvester stallone will win an oscar. his -- they're holding entertainment and fundraising for that community devastated by contaminated water. other stars including director, ava and

>> watching the history of the world. >> time to suit up. warner brothers says advanced ticket sells for "dawn of justice" will begin february 29th. the dark knight and the man the steel collide on march 25th on the big screen. david bowie is gone, but his final album "black star" lives on. it featured images from black star. one more gift from the artist. in hollywood, i'm daniel. we see detailed pictures of the milky way galaxy. they completed their survey. other agencies mapped out an area four times as large as previous missions.

allow that -- that survey allow scientist to have a new transformational look at the galaxy. beautiful, isn't it? >> that's awesome. we have beautiful pics out of our state. a nice day on the way. >> still ahead, the cbs 4 jaime. >>reporter: i'm live at the capital. law makers taking on the issue of traffic cams. i'm corner. the 16th street mall is the centerpiece -- what the city will do to brighten things up and curve crime. we won with highly educated and poorly educated. i love the poorly educated. >> trump celebrating another big win there. we have the latest from the campaign trail as we get closer to the super tuesday. also ahead on cbs 4 morning news at 6:00, new problems for

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,, ,, you're going to be proud of your president and you're going country, okay. >> what's next for the presidential candidates an donald trump's big win last night in nevada. >> plus lawmakers back here at home are looking at possibly making changes to our state's red light cameras. a live report from the capitol. let's look from copter 4 over denver this morning. any snow left on the ground is going to be melting in the metro area as sunshine is going to return. wait until you hear how warm it's going to get. we're in february, believe it or not. i'm alan gionet. >> and i'm britt moreno. it's not too early to start think