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shoot-out as he served an eviction notice the right now law enforcement officials and first responders are escorting the hearse carrying the body of corporal carrigan. we are awaiting information about services. you see the hearse on highway 285. we are also waiting to hear from park county sheriff fred wegner. i'm alan ginot. let's go right to that news conference with the sheriff now. >> regarding yesterday's tragedy, first, i want to thank the community for their thoughts and prayers during this difficult time for our office. and i also want to thank the law enforcement community. their outpouring of support has been overwhelming and they truly

i would like to talk a little bit about nate carrigan. office. nate works tirelessly. he has been working as an fto. community. law enforcement professional. the loss will be felt for a time. nate began with my office in 2003. nate also graduated from black canyon high school. he was in the class of 1999. nate was a baseball coach, football coach at black canyon high school.

i know they have sent out a separate press release. we will have is folks at the school there. folks helping at the school district today. i want to close that comment. let me just say that touring this time, you know, nate's mother also works at the school. nate was was a caring individual that went above and beyond. the fact that this incident comprehension at this time. if i could at this time let me read a quick statement from

i promised i'd do that. nathan carrigan was not only a long time veteran of the park county sheriff's office, but he was also a beloved son, a brother, coach, and a role model. we would like to extend a thank you to all of the first responders and departments involved in this tragic event with our tight-knit community. we ask for a chance to grieve our loss in private. i hope that this event does not discourage or deter anyone in the law enforcement community, police, corrections, the sheriff's office, but hopes to strengthen the resolve to defend their community and the thin blue line. in lieu of flowers, our family is requesting funds be donated to a scholarship fund at the

set up in nate's name. let me talk a little bit about the incident. deputies went to the residence on a high-risk eviction. notice of the eviction was posted on february 16 by park county deputies. because of previous law enforcement contact with martin, there was a high level of concern for the deputies affecting the eviction. i want to stress that begin. this was an eviction. this was something we do on a routine basis just like our fellow sheriff's offices through the state of colorado. in my community, we have individuals upset about the system. so is everyone through the state.

non confrontational matter. we responded to the residence in 2014 for the same type of eviction and had a peaceful resolve. we did not force a violent confrontation yesterday. mr. werth did. we simply responded to the situation that was presented to us. at had this time we are not anticipating any additional press conferences. we would like to ask that you allow my agency and our community to grieve. the investigation is ongoing. this is a routine process, but the criminal investigation will take some time. there will not be a consistent update moving forward. at the conclusion of the investigation we will forward this case to the 11th judicial

updates regarding funeral you a rangments will be shared to the park county sheriff's office website, parkco.us. and i'd like to mention [ hospital. still in serious condition, but he is up and around. at this time i'll take a few questions. please don't bombard me. >> reporter: could you please talk about the procedure [inaudible question]

i don't. park county's a different type of community. oftentimes when it takes federal agencies, a s.w.a.t. team to go serve a civil service, i could have a deputy walk up and do the same service. the sheriff has to know his community and how they'll react. like i said, we did this before and there was no problem. >> our county sheriff there revealing several things. first of all, saying we didn't read that confrontation that led to that yesterday. he did give us good news, colby martin, the other deputy who was critically hurt, is in serious condition and up and around. he is at st. anthony's hospital

that's good news. another sheriff's deputy was grazed in the ear. we are constantly updating developments related to the shootings, including any details on services for corporal nate carrigan. will update at cbsdenver.com.com. other news developing right now. a suspect dead. another in custody after a confrontation with police in evans early this morning. that investigation still has highway 85 closed from 37th street to 42nd street. cbs4's lauren dispirito is at the scene right now. lauren, officers i understand vehicle in. >> that was the initial call that came out. earlier they told us it was for trespassing. they updated their information since then. morning. here near an old go kart racing track. now we can see that investigators are still processing evidence on the scene, and one of the things we have seen on the ground near

that's near some of those numbered tags that you can see. we know there is a lot of evidence to process here. when those two officers responded to that suspicious vehicle call, when they arrived running away. so they chased, and they were able to get one of those men into custody pretty quickly. but the other man ran and hid, according to investigators. he hid for two hours until popping up over a fence. when he saw an officer, they say he raised a gun, shot at that officer, missed, and then ran. and it's after that happened that more officers, there were several agencies responding, that officers encountered him. they say they saw him raise the handgun again and that's when they fired mulitple shots. >> we hope that anyone -- that no one is injured. that is primary. on the other hand, there is times that we don't have a

>> reporter: now, this is being investigated by a special kind of conglomerate law enforcement in this area that's called in to investigate and to be independent appointed by the d.a.'s office. we know that that suspect died at the hospital. we expect his name to be released later today. officers were injured in this. and for traffic consideration, this is still closed. we are at 37th. it's closed all the way to 42nd street on highway 85. so it's got detours in that area as they continue to investigate. we're live in evans, lauren dispirito, cbs4 news. the fbi director says issues raised by the dispute with apple represent the hardest questions he has seen in government. james comey testified before congress today. apple still refuses to unlock the iphone of one of the san bernardino terrorists. both apple's ceo tim cook and

>> it doesn't feel good to oppose the government. to oppose it on something where we are advocating for civil liberties, which they are supposed to protect, it is incredibly ironic. >> no demons in this dispute or the other dispute. apple's been very cooperative. we got to a place they are not willing to offer the relief that the government was asking for. >> apple is expected to file an tomorrow. that case could go all the way to the supreme court. it's debate day again in campaign 2016. the five republican candidates who are left will debate for the time time before super tuesday. the man who was the republican nominee in the last presidential election is making headlines before those men take the stage. cbs's weijia jiang explains how a remark mitt romney made is making waves. >> reporter: he is calling on donald trump to release his tax returns. >> frankly, i think we have good reason to believe that there is

every time he is asked about his taxes, he dons and delays and says we're working on it. >> reporter: trump took to twitter this morning calling romney one of the dumbest and worst candidates in republican history, and he said he'll release his returns when he is ready. >> my returns are extremely complex and i will make a determination at the right time. i am in no rush to do it. >> reporter: romney is not the only one pushing for the release. ted cruz chimed in at a presidential candidate's forum hosted by you "the kelly file" on fox news. >> mitt has a good point, that the voters are entitled to know before they vote. you better believe the democrats, if there is anything in there, the democrats are going to go to town. >> reporter: ted cruz and marco rubio have most to gain. they claim to be the best alternative to trump, who they say is not a true conservative. >> donald trump has alluded to the fact that he thinks barack obama is pretty good.

leading in texas by 15 points, while trump leads rubio in florida by 16. have a look out there. plenty of blue skies as we continue to warm up in the front range. let's check in with meteorologist lauren whitney. she is in colorado's weather center right now. lauren. >> it's a beautiful day across the state. blue skies in fort collins as well. coming up after the break we will have a look at your forecast and what's ,,

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lauren is here. we go brag about colorado weather once again. look at the snow on the mountains there. >> blue skies. a few clouds outside this afternoon. beautiful start to the lunch hour. looking at a fabulous day as well. for the rest of the day, and really the next few days, i know some of you want snow to return. let's take a look at the temperature change in the last 24 hours. a little bit of inversion. western side of the state you are a bit warmer, 5 to 10 degrees different from yesterday. so that's puts us at 39 here in denver. the 39 for boulder and fort collins. eastern plains 42 wray, 40 in burlington, had in the mountains 27 in craig. 47 over in grand junction. as we look at the wind speeds

akron and fort collins 20 miles per hour. in the denver area fairly calm. winds 10 to 15 miles per hour. in the foothills a few gusty spots. overall, winds are significantly different from yesterday. 30-mile-per-hour gusts in berthoud pass. a look at our satellite, you won't notice of activity out there. we are looking at fairly clear skies. a wider look at what's across the country. the western side is so dry and actually fairly warm. that nasty storm system that started in the gulf brought tornados shifting to the northeast and more on the snow by side now. things should improve quite a bit. it looks like a dry day across the country tomorrow. futurecast today mostly sunny skies, a beautiful afternoon, and then overnight tonight skies are clear. so tomorrow morning a bit on the chilly side and looking at a love by day tomorrow with temperatures going up to the upper 50s. so it's going to be even warmer tomorrow and then even warmer after that into saturday. temperatures today you are looking at 47 in denver, 45 greeley, 47 for boulder and fort

plains and the high country, 42 eagle, 39 in frisco, and 50 in grand junction today. sunglasses if you are heading is very sunny outside. 44 by noon. 49 around 2:00 today. and we're looking at 58 degrees tomorrow. we are looking at 69 on saturday. a warm day on saturday, but it will be a bit on the windy side, especially in the foothills. if you are wanting to know when rain owe snow might be on the way, we are looking to possibly have a storm monday night, tuesday. >> it's way out there. >> not even on the five-day forecast. >> okay. let's enjoy the weekend. coming up, how health officials believe mumps have made their way from iowa to colorado. first live look where the dow is

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karen tells dr. phil she moved into her brother's home after she lost everything when people started tracking her through a microchip she says implanted in her eyebrow. her brother john says her drug use has made her paranoid. >> you're lying to my face right now. you say everything is good and fancy and great. you say as long as i want, your house is my house. >> it is. >> you're a liar. >> no i am the not. >> karen, i am sick -- >> you know what? >> what dr. phil believes is going on. at 4:00. we have a developing story for cbs4 news at 5. a phs-ed teacher arrested after investigators say they found child pornography on his computer. temperatures 39 in denver.

48 in boulder. high country 27. steamboat 37. 47 in grand junction. 58 tomorrow. upper 60s, low 70s on saturday. may not see the rain or snow until monday night or tuesday morning. >> if you want to make outdoor skiing? >> yeah. weather. >> thanks for being with us, everybody. have a great afternoon. we appreciate you watching.

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