expected. >> reporter: there's a ton of moisture in the air over my shoulder. you can see that. it has a pocket of moderate to heavy rain with it. when we say moderate to heavy, we're talking about accumulation. if you get more than 0.30 of an inch in one hour, that is classified as heavy. we drove through some rain showers on the 285, and it's pretty crisp out here.

and the weather center is gonna continue that through the night. >> up until midnight! you can see it on the map here, the same place it's been for three days in a row, all the way into el paso county. we're starting to see some of that moisture shift to the east. all the way from south of the u.s. border into our area right into colorado. sea lot of moisture to work with over a long period of time. and now we're starting to showers in golden, a few sprinkles in denver. we think this gets heavier as the evening goes on. thunderstorm outoutlook for tomorrow -- outlook for tomorrow, pushing off to the east. the southeast will be under the gun. and 8:00 tomorrow night, we could be under the gun. >> you can track the latest system at cbsdenver.com. new developments tonight in

shooting his wife and two neighbors in centennial. one of the neighbors shot and killed his piz ken atkinson. jennifer brice joins us live. >> reporter: study we heard 911 calls from the victims in this case, including sdr atkinson in the last -- dr.so final moments of his life. we also saw body camera videos from one of the first depose to get to the scene. very chilling of >> reporter: a detective testified that the wife of kevin lyons told them that her husband had just acted weird for several days, even irrational. she suggested he go to the hospital. she says that she didn't even know that her husband had a gun. she told police that kevin came at her, had the gun, and just

that is when she went outside and enkourned her two flieshsing to help her. dr. ken -- encountered her, trying to help her. and you're going to hear some of the comments he made during his arrest and after the arrest in the interview room. all interesting stuff coming up tonight at 6:00 on here's the latest on a bizarre deadly accident in lakewood. an injured man found playing in the street. he died. he was in the car with his sister-in-law when the two got into an argument. he jumped out. the vehicle hit power poles and traffic signals. no word on who was driving at the time. developing tonight, video of another attack along denver's 16th street mall, and the man

witnessed much more than this. it is just the latest string of incidents that we have reported along the mall this summer. in this case, the man seen charging others with a pipe, that man there was arrested. howard nathan live in the mall for us tonight. and you talked to the man who recorded this latest incident. >> reporter: that man witnessed the assault that took place over here. he's observed people walk around, picking up using them to menace other people. and he's observed something like 100 incidents over the past seven months. >> reporter: terry darnell lives out of his apartment window above the 16th street mall. >> this is where it happened in the middle of the night. >> reporter: this happened wednesday night at about 10:00. at least two men clobbered someone, knocked them out. he

night. >> when i saw was him trying to get away, and is they're just chasing him in a circle >> reporter: confrontations sometimes happen during the day. >> somebody who is just walking around with a crowbar, and he's shouting and just picking a fight with whoever makes eye contact >> reporter: he also noticed that after police announced weeks ago that they'd beef up patrols, the police are not spread out as they have been. they bunch together near places to eat. >> he more police presence, one person on each block of the mall would be just fine to. see the police officers hanging out in a huddle is when the criminals know they can take advantage. >> reporter: he has no idea if the victim and the assailants know one another. he has 911 on speed dial. >> siri, 911.

>> reporter: i asked the police station to comment that the officers are hundred dollarsing together -- huddling together. police have not heard from the man who was assaulted here, and terry says he has not heard from the police. in taking a lead over trump in battleground state, including colorado. >> i think they're going to move resources into other state bus they still recognize colorado as a battleground state that they have to win. and if things change or as the campaign einvolves ishlgd expect --

them back up on the air in colorado in the future. >> trump is attending a rally in wisconsin. some of that state's republicans are no-show, incling house speaker paul ryan. >> reporter: hillary clinton blamed herself for inconsistencies during an interview about who foish director james comey said about her e-mail and what she told the american people. >> what i told the fbi, publicly. i may have short-circuited. >> reporter: new state polls show she has a double digit lead in michigan and pennsylvania, and opened a 4-point lead in the traditionally red state of georgia. clinton has an average 7-point advantage over trump, who by all accounts is having a

great again. >> reporter: trump and mike pence are campaigning tonight in wis wisz. but republican -- wisconsin. but republican heavyweights are skipping it. among them, the house speaker, scott walker, and ron johnson. the snub comes as mike morrell wrote an oped piece in the new york times pledging his support for clinton. mr. trump has no experience on national security. "the character traits he has season suggest he would be a poor, even dangerous, commander in chief." trump is looking to move on. track account rain to start our weekend. will the weekend dry up and warm up a little? >> probably warm up a little! but i think we see the showers each and every day through the

it to you on the hour by hour through the weekend. >> coming up, a georgia father arrested after police say he left his twin daughters in the backseat of a hot car. what police say that dad was doing at the time. and a denver officer seriously injured onduty shares his journey to recovery on from peyton manning. they don't know who they're moving on to. >> reporter: a shooting in the middle of the night on i-70 leaves one man in critical condition. deputies are looking

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here's the latest on the deaths of two toddlers in georgia. the 15-month-old girls tie dyed after being left in a hot car outside their home. the father face involuntary manslaughter charges. police believe the 24-year-old was drinking before leaving them in the car. investigators are working to determine how long the girls were left inside. neighbors tried to cool them off but they were unresponsive. >> there's no reason for it. mean to do it. this is something he's gonna have to live with for the rest of his life. >> at least 26 kids in 15 states have died after being left in hot cars so far. experts are urging pregnant women across the u.s. to protect themselves across the zika virus it. comes after 15 cases of locally transmitted zika was found in south florida. so far there's no evidence the mosquito-borne virus is

to be careful. they recommend getting a strong insect repellant, getting rid of standing water around your home. july proved to be another good month for hiring in the u.s. the unemployment rate remains about 4.9%. employers added 2 if i have,000 jobs last month. that is more than predicted. getting a better look at what a police officer went through when he was nearly killed while trying to protect high school students protestors police violence. he is showing us things we've never seen as part of his recovery journey. >> reporter: the box that contains his clothes is marked fatal accident. >> a lot of this is not from

>> reporter: he was on his bike along colfax after protecting students who wand out of school to protest police violence. >> i watched that video probably more times than anybody else. and it took me maybe 15 minutes before i was able to do at which leadership doesn't remember the car driven by a man having a seizure plowing into a group of officers. he does think the helmet saved his life. >> the visor barely got clipped there. >> injuries were so bad, it's clear he wasn't expected to survive. >> this is a complete artificial skin graft. >> reporter: doctors sliced up his leg to relieve swelling. he is now helping other first responders with his organization. >> i feel like god put me into

secretary voice for individuals that either -- weren't will organize didn't want to talk about what they have gone through. >> that organization will have its second annual 5k saturday september 17th. let's find out more about this rainy weather! >> a lot of rainy weather, off to the west here, west of idaho springs of it's heavy, calms down, gets heavy a this is slowly gonna make its way to denver. we've seen some rain showers in golden. so it is getting closer. it depends on when. lots of moisture to work with as you can see. and down here over the southeast, a flood advisory until 8:00. we're seeing some heavy storms in some areas. the rest of the southwest

flash flood watch and -- you see that rain line up, heavy rain pushing over the metro area. scattered showers overnight. doesn't last long. here it is saturday morning at 10:30, mostly cloudy skies around here. as the afternoon goes on, here come the showers and thunderstorms once again. they get heavier as they move off to the eastern plains. sunday morning, i think sunday is gonna start off in pretty good shape, lots of sunshine. and i think the showers hold off until about 8:00 at night. that's when moves in. sunday might be okay until the evening hours. then the scattered showers and thunderstorms, monday a little sunshine to start, then here come the storms again by about noon, and push off to the eastern plains. cool air continues behind it. and we're in the 70s for one more day. 76 and 75, starches of 61 and 63. 89 and 60 the new york times for this -- the norms for this time of year. east upslowed wind at 12. falling barometer.

beginning to move across the mountains, rainy and foggy and cool up there. mostly in the 50s and 60s over the eastern plains. 40s for the mountains. out west, temperatures in the 50s and 60s as well. and then we'll find 70s, 80s, close to 90s over the eastern plains. 60s and 70s for the mountains. and out w for tonight, we'll take a look at showers, a few isolated storms, season and 58 the overnight lows. for tomorrow, showers and storms, low to mid-70s. for the next several day, we start to warm it up. sunday 85. then the 90s by midweek. as we get warmer, we get drier. >> of course, right? [ laughter ] students all over the metro

school. we're checking new school splice for them -- supplies for them. for some, getting supplies is an exciting part governing back to school. >> i get to pick my own backpack and put my stuff in there and.org the way i want it. >> the drive runs through august 7th. you can also make a school spry drive page at cbsdenver.com. another dave broncos training camp in the books. but what's the word on the battle

earlier in the week it was mid-90s. the last couple davis much cooler out at training camp. and it rained today! that was new. huge crowd. benchers got the day off. another day of practice. trevor siemian had a better day than mark sanchez but sanchez had his moments as well. they continue to share reps as starters. kubiak wasn't asked about the quarterback competition after practice today.

>> paton was last year. i texted him and told him i miss him knowing out here. but this is a new team with the same goal, and we gotta get past that winning year. we're trying to find ourselves a quarterback and that's what it's about. rockies playing meaningful baseball in august. haven't seen that in quite sometime rockies just three games back for the wildcard spot. cargo will be back in the lineup tonight after missing one game with a sore ankle. descalso will be back at shortstop after leaving last night's game after running into the wall. good news those injuries are not serious. the rockies can't afford too many more injuries. >> last night's game i found myself at home checking out the

that's where we're at. it's a lot of fun of and sits a good series. we got a tough task ahead of us of we gotta be ready to go. i feel like we pick on soccer goalies too much. they make mistakes that are really embarrassing and costly. like this one! aberdeen goalie joe lewis whipping on a pass back to him temperature came in extra time. zero-0 game. the only goal of the game. and it cost his team a europa league. >> oh, that's painful! if you're going to the rockies game, get prepared. >> i think there could be a

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narrator: 2010. short-sighted budget cuts in washington threatened to close the colorado facility that oversees the nation's response to insect-spread diseases. but michael bennet steps in to keep the lab open. six years later... reporter: the global fight against zika begins here, at the cdc's research center

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captioning sponsored by cbs >> dubois: battling back. >> i've been told by so many people that know me-- under pressure, donald, that's when you do the best. >> dubois: donald trump takes his struggling campaign to battleground states as polls show hillary clinton widening her lead. also tonight, chicago on edge as video is released in the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black teenager. another infection in the miami zika zone as fear grows among pregnant women. >> my one job is to protect this baby. >> dubois: and steve hartman, on the track? >> steve hartman, owned by brian carsey. this is the "cbs evening news"