developing now, an army staff sergeant facing murder charging. police say he killed his wife and shot three police officers in a washington d.c. suburb last night. officer ashley gwendon was killed, her first day on patrol. >> and today that family came together for a memorial. >> we will continue one step at a time in honor of ashley. it would discredit hire memory and her selfless service if we did anything but. >> she and two other officers were responding to a domestic disturbance call. ronald hamilton allegedly shot his wife and opened fire on police. hamilton is an active dude army staff sergeant assigned to the person too gotten -- pentagon. four officers in colorado

corporal nate kerrigan died. the violence against law enforcement affects not only the officers, but the community, as well. >> reporter: tom, you know, the relations between some members of the community and the police these days is not very good. in fact, the denver police put up this barricade to keep and people away from their memorial, and today down in douglas county, some members of the pro police community had their say. when a park county corporal was shot and killed last week, he became the latest in a n what many see as a disturbing trend, disrespect it will the price. >> it's scaryive day he goes out there. >> reporter: for 12 years, debbie has been live with a growing fear for her husband, who is a police officer, for his safety. >> i think people just don't respect them like they used to. >> reporter: debbie joined some 200 others that at the

make a statement, support the police. >> it seems like every single day, there's more of a separation between our public and our police. >> reporter: ron organized this pro police rally. his third in colorado since last summer. >> a lot of people in the community actually think that police are out to get them. i know, i grew up in the community, and i always thought the police were out to get me, until i realized better. >> reporter: some believe that relationships need to be formed west the police. >> if we gets the young people in the community thanking police, and getting to know their local police, there will be less crime and less confrontations, because the two sides will know each other. >> reporter: or as mclaughlin said, you never know when you might need a cop. >> these people who are protesting, in their children are harmed, who are they going to call? >> reporter: the pro police community said why not thank a police officer. in denver, howard nathan, cbs 4 news.

tonight blue flags were honoring law enforcement along a stretch of highway 285. this comes after are that shootout last week that killed deputy kerrigan and injured two others. today supporters continued that tribute all the way to kanosha pass. the last weekend of february brought us unseasonably warm weather. and today's sunset in denver after a beautifully sunny day. dave is in colorado's weather center. dave, i understand that we're going to see a shot of snow? n the mountains tomorrow, but denver will stay dry? >> for the most part dry, i think. we might get a sprinkle or a few flakes of snow, but that's going to be about it, and to the it's very quiet weather- wise out there, the fire danger is right on the verge of bubbling up if we get a warm, windy day, so we unfortunately have to hope for more moisture to come in.

the pacific northwest. a little bit of rain and high mountain snow with it up there, but i think most of that is going to go up and over colorado, but the trend is going to shoot this right over wyoming, and the cold front will be going through colorado during the afternoon tomorrow. however, i think the main thing we're going to see here in denver, unfortunately, will be more wind with this. this is the futurecast wind forecast, taking you all the way through tomorrow morning at 9:00. estes park has the potential of winds up around 50 miles per hour gusts. not quite as crazy here in denver, until the afternoon, when that front comes through, and some of our wind gusts here in the city may get up the 30 to 35 miles per hour, and that might bring a little sprinkle of rain with it, as well. we'll outline all the moisture chances for you coming up, and i'll show you what these cold fronts will do for the temperature, as well, as we transition from february into march, starting tomorrow.

>> now to campaign 2016, after a landslide loss in south carolina yesterday, bernie sanders is eyeing key states he thinks he can win. today he spoke to a huge crowd on the csu campus. jeff todd was there. jeff, the crowd started gathering about 12 hours before the senator started speaking. >> reporter: tom, an enthusiastic crowd obviously here on the campus, filled with young adults and students, but senator sanders is counting on those kids and their social network in order to get a win near colorado on tuesday to regain some momentum, and, more importantly, some delegates. sanders repeatedly covered his usual topics, like student loan debt free college tuition, healthcare, income inequality, and social issues affecting minorities. >> every person in this room has got to stand up and fight back!

stands up for any little people, who knows what we need. he knows we need change in this current, and it's not going to happen by doing the same old thing like all the other guys are talking abright. >> if you start your campaign talking about the need for a half a loaf, you're gonna get crumbs! >> reporter: sanders spoke for about an hour and 15 minutes and may have changed this man's mind. what is going to kind of stay with you from this night? >> his integrity, he's stayed the same throughout his whole career. he doesn't tell you one thing and then change his mind the next time. >> it was really invigorating, and i was glad to see some people here in line talking about what bernie is all about, and i saw them looking pretty pleased, too. >> colorado can play an incredibly important role in leading this country forward

thank you all very much! >> senator sanders spent more time talking about donald trump clinton. two of the races on tuesday night that may be the tightest are in massachusetts some right here in colorado, cause causing starting tuesday night -- caucusing starts tuesday night. >> hillary clinton supporters were canvassing neighborhoods in general, encouraging colradoans to caucus for hillary. a new battleground tracker poll shows that she is ahead of sanders in georgia, virginia, and texas. on the rep were side, candidates are hitting key states in the the south, hoping to gather momentum for tuesday. donald trump is facing criticism after he refused to denounce an endorsement from former kkk leader david duke. >> i don't know anything about david duke. okay? i don't know anything about

with white supremecy, or white streamsist. i would have to look at the group. you wouldn't wantmy to colonel tell a group i know nothing about. >> on face the nation today, donald trump said he feels the republican party is not treating him right, and he said he is prepared to run as a third party candidate if this. new information tonight on a deadly crash in frank town yesterday afternoon. 27-year-old ath he ena munoz has been arrested for vehicular homicide and dui. price say she struck two motorcycles head-on, a couple in their 50s was thrown from a bike and killed. a woman was killed while walking along i-25. she was struck by a car near johns town early this morning. that woman has been over 0ed adams 26-year-old samantha beader, and now authorities want to know what she was doing on the highway. melissa garcia has that story. >> reporter: a bent sign posts

edge of i-25 at mile marker 254 near johnson's corner. colorado state patrol responded just after 3:00 a.m. sunday when the driver of a 2006ed for 0 expedition traveling forth bound hit a woman walking along the fast lane of the interstate. people staying at the rv park just across the frontage road saw the flashing lights as officers shut down i-25. >> i couldn't believe somebody was out there. >> reporter: it's a 75 mile per hour stretch. >> it surprises me there was something walking down there. makes you wonder what was going on. >> reporter: tracks in a dirt shoulder show where the driver came to a stop. >> the driver has to be beside himself. he's seriously going to need days to process that, i'm sure. >> he looked like he was pretty distraught about it. >> reporter: the woman died at the scene. authorities say neither alcohol, drugs, or excessive speed were factors on the part of the driver. from rally to rum until a

the new developments in the kkk protest that earned in violence. >> and & this is what a temper tantrum looks like when you're 6,000 pounds and wearing an on ate head dress. >> is this the year that leo finally wins the oscar for best actor? last day of february is on the way, and we have one more cold front for this month. we'll show you what that will do for your monday, and i'll let you know if march comes in like a lion, or a lamb. coming up tonight on auto nation all access, big decision for peyton manning. will woewear from peyton this week? >> -- will we hear from peyton this week? the clock is ticking. plus we go behind the scenes during theaves and red wings

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when the kkk say rived, 10ers flared. -- tempers flared. >> that ultimately led to a more elee in the street. >> reporter: one stabbing victim, a protester, was struck by the pointed end of a flagpole. you can see a kkk member trying to defend himself with an american flag while a confederate one lays on the ground. provide testers were shown punching and rushing the chancemen, to the it's not clear who attacked who first. >> we came here to say white lives matter, and we got jumped. >> reporter: in all three, people people were stabbed, and 13 arrested. main people at the park were upsit with the police presence, questioning why there weren't more officers at the start of that rally.

being shot inside his church office. police say his brother pulled the trigger. this is dayton, ohio. this happened after a domestic dispute between the brothers. happening tomorrow, president obama will award the nation's highest military honor to u.s. navy seal. in 2012, edward buyers jr. took part in a risky mission to save the taliban. the head. byars burst into the room, killed two taliban fighters, and rescued the doctor. >> our objective, our goal, is to bring back an american hostage alive. >> buyers said the real hero is

member killed during the missing. it was hollywood's biggest night, for the 88th annual academy awards. >> the biggest moment of the night came with the best actor award. after six nominations, leonardo dicaprio finally won an a oscar for his performance in the revenant. >> and the oscar goes to leonardo dicaprio. >> another big winner tonight, mad max fury road. that film won six oscars, including production design, film editing, and sound editing. a frightening seen in inkaya, an elephant -- india, an elephant went on a rampage

the help ill pant picked up up cars and started slinging them around. no one was hurt, but the temper tantrum lasted for five years. >> an elephant never forgets. >> that's right. we cooled off 12 degrees cooler than yesterday, and we're still above normal today. one more day of february tomorrow, and the thing that the been with us all month, the wind. we still have is some of that going on out there tonight. it's breezy if kiowa, bennett. anywhere from 15 up to 20 mile an hour gusts going up. 23 in estes park. it's going to strengthen tomorrow with a cold front coming through to finish out the months. we have some high clouds right now pushing into the northern part of the state. this is all pushing ahead of our next weather changer here. cold front going across idaho here, from northern california, all the way back up into montana, and a low pressure area that is pulling it in with moisture around it. there's a little rain and mountain snow here in the

once this cold front starts to move our way, we're going to see some snow develop. here is the forecast into tuesday, the first day of march. here we go. cold front starts to knock on the door tomorrow morning. mountains. that's at 10:00 in the morning, and for denver, i'm thinking 4:00 or 5:00, the front starts to move through our city. that listen crease the wind for us, and might bring a few isolated showers from denver into northeastern colorado. that's a slight chance. it's coming from the south, so that's more of a down slope for us. it's hard to get moisture out of that kind of flow. but the mountains mild end up with 2 to 5 inches of snow. and then by tuesday afternoon, out of here, and i think we're going to start march were like a happy lamb with sunny skies and fairly mild temperatures, as well. we made it to 60 for the high at the airport today. 61 downtown, and our normal

so still 12.s above normal, even with that cooldown today. from kathy davis, our 0 weather watcher in aurora, 45 right now. it's 39 in west greeley from leslie up there. we'll be in the 30s and 20s on the west slope tonight. 30s and 20s herebyny east, as well. tomorrow, the green shades are 60s, and 0s here in the east. we'll, in the 30s and 40s for the mountains, maybe 58 in grand junction tomorrow. increasing clouds tonight. we'll be about 35 for the overnight allow. tomorrow, the last day of february, windy with a late shower possible, and we'll be partly sunny, meaning a few more clouds mixed in with the sunshine, and close to 60 time. g.ing could be up to 30 miles an hour by the afternoon. and then we'll be around 60 degrees wednesday, thursday, and friday with partly cloudy skies and breezy conditions, and the first weekend of our

going to be pretty nice, as well, fire 60 with mostly sunny skies. >> we need some moisture, though. >> we do. >> it's like a broken record. >> and march ever is usually one of our wettesting months, so let's hope it comes through. >> a downtown denver salon was a cut above the rest today. free hair cuts to the homeless. >> reporter: belle and bo's la loan. >> we cater to the business district of downtown. reporter: but this saturday, tear catering to a different crowd. >> no side burns, completely off. >> denver's homeless. >> just want to give back and put some good out. >> reporter: in it's called hair cuts from the homeless, where nearly a dozen of the stylists are working for free. >> it's awesome to give back like this. >> reporter: they say working out of downtown, they see people down on their luck every day.

>> reporter: and hoping that a hair cut lead to greater things. >> i'm grateful, thankful. >> reporter: it's thing they're doing. >> reporter: and they also got a free lunch. organizedders hope today gives them the opportunity to move forward from past mistakes, and reminds everyone not to judge potential employees based on how they look. >> make sure that anyone homeless, you do justtion them away because of their appearance. they may have the skill set to get the job that you wants them for. well, tonight some drivers are saying denver's parking enforcement division may be setting people up to fail. >> here is a preview of what brian moss found. >> reporter: he parked in a legal state, fed the meeter and still got adams 25 ticket. >> i think the rules are are flawed and need to be looked at. >> reporter: we found pa problem citywide that some thing is setting drivers up for fall.

fund raising? >> reporter: that's what we wondered. why are drivers following directions and then finding fat parking tickets on their cars. don't you think these signs are a little bit misleading? ? brian tells us why many are experiencing hydrant headaches, that's monday night at 10:00. coming up, the nuggets are going to be without their leading score earl for their big 7-game home stand. >> plus another top ten for martin truex, but could have

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to play deep into march, maybe even into april, but today they played their final home game of the season. it was senior night for josh scott, the buffers big man doing his part to get a big win against arizona state. but after beating 9th ranked arizona on wednesday, cu not quite adams sharp this afternoon. but scott not going to denied during his he final week in boulder. and with his family watching, scott now starting to cap off his impressive cu career. >> for me, it was just one of those moments that, you know, i kind of had to huddle the team and say, i love you guys, like bottom line, like, i've enjoyed these past four years with them, and glad we came out with the win, not just for me, but the other seniors, as well. >> the rams love the three ball, as csu was in action

csu took 31 threes as a team. they only hit 9. when you live and die by the three, steps it doesn't work. nevada pulled away for the win. rams need to win at least one of their final two games to finish with a winning record. >> danilo gallinari having one of his best seasons, but he's going to spend at least a couple of weeks on the bench, now sidelined with an ankle injury. he got hurt in the overtime loss against dallas. coach malone said today he expects gallinari will miss all of the nuggets upcoming 7-game home stand. he is the nuggets leading scorer with almost 20 points a game. >> nascar in atlanta, and furniture row's martin truex jr. ran one, two, with kevin harvick for much of the race, but slipped a few steps back, and then on a late restart, he fell back to 7th.

tying dale eastern conference on the -- dale earnhardt on the all-time list. d.u. lacrosse hosting dartmouth. zack miller had back-to-back tallies in the first, and then just put it in cruise control. du is 14-0 this year, they have won 17 straight overall. >> final round of the honda classic, pga nationals. one of the toughest courses they'll face all year. smiley kaufman after putting his ball in the water, he wasn't smiling. today scott tamed the bear trap. here he was able to avoid any big numbers, and he wins by two

win in nearly two years. high school hockey from minnesota. watch still water's noah cates with the spin move on skates. fantastic footwork and finish, and the goal actually won the section title, which is why his teammates went absolutely wild and they started climbing the boards to celebrate with family and friends. finally, baseball season under way at metro state. watch aaron jermani in center field. will lay out for the touch, adams the road runners swept sioux falls in the three-game series this weekend.

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