can. stop mike coffman now before he gives trump more ideas. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this message. f0 broncos interim head coach joe decamillis just reacted to last night's disappointing defeat in san diego. the chargers took advantage of a a sloppy performance to win. this is the news this friday afternoon. i'm britt moreno. they had a short week and their head coach had to watch from

quarters. the offense didn't seem to get going until the fourth quarter. a penalty, sac, fumble, you name it it happened. just within the hour, coach joe d said while the loss was disappointing, this team is still about the future. >> we've been in this situation before and we've got to make sure that our resilience and team stays together, which they will. we lost two games if i'm correct last year, patrick, two times in a row and it urned out pretty good. i think our guys have a good perspective and they're prideful and want to come back and show they can do a better job. >> offensive lineman russell okung is out of the hospital. he was exhibiting concussion- like symptoms but returned to

the trump campaign promises to release information today to refute claims trump assaulted women. questions about his behavior have kept his campaign off topic about a week. the clinton campaign has used that to divert attention from leaked e-mails in that scandal. craig boswell has the latest. >> reporter: president obama campaigned for hillary clinton in ohio friday. in a reference to sexual assault accusations against donald trump, the president called republican party. >> you said you're the party of family values. what, you weren't appalled earlier when he was saying degrading things about women? >> reporter: trump's running mate, mike pence told cbs this morning, the campaign will produce evidence to discredit some of trump's accusers. >> just stay tuned. i know there's more information that will be coming out that

false. >> reporter: trump trailing hillary clinton by 6 points. clinton is dealing with a steady drip of hacked e-mails from inside her campaign. in one exchange from about two years ago, her campaign manager outlined a bid to influence the gop primary, writing -- >> hello, hello. >> reporter: clinton didn't address the e-mails in an interview she taped with ellen degeneres, but said she's not taking her lead in the polls for granted. >> we've got to work really hard for the next three and a half weeks because who knows, who knows what can happen. >> reporter: clinton has a fundraiser today in seattle. craig boswell, cbs news the white house. donald trump has added a

going to campaign both in colorado springs and grand junction. you can find the details in the campaign section of cbsdenver.com. you'll find it in campaign 2016. developing now, concerns about cell phones catching fire have prompted some airlines to implement new safety measures. at least three carriers have added five more suppression equipment to their flights. these are the bags you see here. for alaska airlines made of fire resistant material. virgin has the bags on 60 jets. delta says they'll have them on all nights by next year. the city has shut down the bar that was the scene of a deadly shooting earlier this week. the city says cold crush is a public nuisance and has pulled its liquor license for 15 days. now denver rarely used the

cold crush is being investigated for "disruptive and illegal activities." some patrons are disagreeing. >> i think there is a sense that there might be some targeting going on because it is a black owned business and because there tend to be black patrons here. >> we reached out, the owners did not return our request for comment. in addition to the city's licensing department review, the city attorney's office could make a court filing within 10 days. the atf has joined the police department wednesday. the fbi was already investigating along with nederland police and the boulder county sheriff's office. a police officer actually picked up the bag and took it inside and that's when the bomb was discovered. bomb officers say it was a real bomb, but it failed to detonate. a homeowner who shot and killed a teenager last month is not going to be charged it

old fredo chavez was part of group of teens trying to steal marijuana plants from the man's back yard. the charges were dropped. >> he said he was scared for his life but shot my son in the back. how is that justifiable? >> he said he heard the teens on his property and fired a warning shot, that bullet hit chavez in the back and killed him. we are waiting to hear if a man in denver wi against a similar shooting. police say keith hammock shot two teenagers in his yard sunday morning, killing one of them. investigators believed the teens broke the fence to get into his yard where illegal marijuana plants were growing. one man in bermuda ventureed out into the powerful rain and the wind from hurricane nicole. the category 3 hurricane drenched the island nation. the government is clearing roads. there are reports of flooding and road damage, and this guy

that. flood waters causing problems in north carolina. governor pat mccrory will tour the damage today. 22 deaths are already blamed on matthew. most of them vehicle-related. in some places the roofs aren't even visible the water is so high. the flood waters continue to move downstream. look at this, the pacific northwest is dealing with a monster storm of its own. the remnants of a typhoon should hit the region to. already knocked out power on the oregon coast. our unseens onbly hot -- unseasonably hot weather and lack of rain means fire is an issue for us. a man working on a gate accidently sparked a fire near parker and it moved quickly to homes. >> with the small breeze we have, plus the warm temperatures and the extremely dry fuel and the slope, the wildfire was able to pick up momentum. >> crews quickly stopped that fire using a hose they found on

along with a number of others in the past week are reminders that wildfire season can last all year in colorado. now we're still warm. we're still dry. dave, update us. >> we're at 72 degrees now. we were looking at possible record high today. but there's a ton of clouds moving in. i'll let you know whether or not that will keep us from going to 85 for the afternoon high. >> reporter: i'm critic at national western. the marathon rock 'n roll half marathon. why do people run? sometimes it's for a very special reason. come back. plus, how aspiring actors can get a chance to get the

this weekend the streets for the denver rock 'n roll half marathon and marathon. i'll be one of those lucky people. but today the focus is at the national western complex. that's where we find our greg moody at the rock 'n roll expo. if you're not a runner it's still fun to check out. tell us why. >> reporter: how could you tell i was not a runner?

when running first started, in athens, he was wearing bare feet and one of his mother's fitted sheets. now people have all kinds of things to run in and run for different reasons. andrew is here with transamerica, the sponsor of the half marathon this weekend. why are you running? you're running for a very special reason. and you're running in a special place, why? >> the reason i'm running is it's for my daughter who is 12 years old now. when she was about four months old she was diagnosed with pda, it's a heart condition. so at 9 months old she had heart surgery. so i'm running to -- for her. i'm running for the american heart association. i'm running because it's going to be a ton of fun. i want to do something for her that she gave me a long time ago and it was strength and

continue to move forward, and she's 12 years old now. she's dynamite. >> reporter: she's doing okay? >> she's wonderful. >> reporter: okay. now, you're running at the back of the race. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: how do you make the money along the way? >> there's five of us and we start at the back of the race. for every person we pass combined we'll donate a dollar. we're going to pass some folks and raise money for a good cause and try behind all this. >> reporter: okay. thank you, andrew. >> thank you. >> reporter: this weekend, the transamerica rock 'n roll denver half marathon runs this sunday. starts about 7:15 i believe downtown. it's going to be a wonderful time, a great event and a lot of people raising a lot of money. if you're there along the way, you're helping them raise money

st. jude, all kinds of great organizations. >> thank you so much, greg. what a great cause. i would have peged greg as a sprinter. drivers are going to need to be aware of all the road closures in the city, and you can find all that information at cbsdenver.com. i'm actually not a runner. this is going to be really interesting. >> i thought you were a runner? >> i'm kind of a fake runner. >> here and there? >> a little bit here and there. >> once a month you run it on facebook. >> oh, yeah. >> great to see greg there, too. >> absolutely. you're bestowing upon us great weather for the weekend. >> yeah. i think it will be nice. if you're a straggler you might be running in hot weather. but it will be nice in the mornings this weekend. look at all the cloud cover that's slid in here. this may keep us from tying or making it to that record high today. it was looking, well, the last couple of days it looked like we were going to be chock full

but high clouds have pushed in ahead of a system pounding the northeastern, or northwestern seaboard. so that is slowing our warmup. if we look at the temperatures, 78 degrees now. most of these are 70s. false readings in boulder, greeley and fort collins. they're in the 70s up there. 74 colorado springs as well. mike nichols is reporting a cool spot at 79 in the colorado leader. wind gusts 35 miles per hour, humidity 20% in san luis. also if you know of anybody or going up into wyoming or nebraska, they have red flag warnings up north as well. just so dry and breezy around there. here's a look at the satellite. big bank of clouds sliding in. high and mid-level clouds, so won't see much in the way of rain. it's filtering out the heat and sunshine this afternoon. on the big picture, take a look

blasting through washington, oregon, northern california. we talked about that at the top of the show. that will be moving in. high pressure over arizona and that should hold most of that. northern colorado may see this front that spreads into san francisco touch some areas during the course of the weekend, friday into saturday. however, i think the high that's over arizona will be strong enough to hold it up. the remainder of the day clouds, but no rainfall to be had at all. highs today, 80s east. 60s and 70s in the mountains. 80 for grand junction. here we go, i'm thinking we'll make it to 83, 82 for the high. the record is 85. i don't think we'll have a record high today. 80s, mostly sunny skies, way above normal. the next cool down tuesday at 64 degrees with a little cold front comes through here. i don't know, what do you think, 80, is that easy to run in? >> i love it.

loves the heat. thank you so much. cbs is launching a nationwide search to find new talent and increase diversity in its shows. i'll tell you about this cool

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home. cbs is launching a nationwide search to find new breakout talent for its current series and upcoming pilots. the drama diversity casting initiative is designed to find untapped talent across the nation. suzanne marques explains it starts with an online audition that could land you in front of casting agents in l.a. >> reporter: every year cbs hosts a comedy showcase in los angeles to spotlight diverse, the audience is filled with managers, agents and casting executives from major networks and studios. >> some of the talent we've discovered include kate mckinnon, jeffrey arand and randall park. >> reporter: it's how one actor

cbs's reboot of "macgyver." >> if it wasn't for the showcase i wouldn't be doing the tv series now. >> reporter: it's designed to expand from comedy and reach dramatic talent. >> we want more diversity on cbs and this really builds on other initiatives we have in diversity and this is another step in diversifying the network in front of the camera and behind. >> >> reporter: it's to help those without the opportunities. >> you're going to a lot of different places to make it easier for folks. >> we go out to the community and find great talents, to bring them to l.a., with the hope of creating a pipeline of new talent for our pilot season, and long-term to broaden the overall talent pool for cbs casting for pilots.

monologue now through friday october 28th. cbs casting executives will hold callbacks at various locations nationwide. starting in chicago, november 2, 3 and 4. austin, november 3rd and 4th. atlanta november 7, 8 and 9. and miami and san francisco november 10 and 11. >> what do the callbacks involve? >> this is going to be screen tests on one of the stages at cbs television studios, and we're going to actors in real scenes and using those for the pilot process. >> reporter: they're planning to audition 14 to 16 actors with the benefits of exposure, access and opportunity. >> every casting office i walked into, i had a certain amount of more confidence, little bit more belief in myself that i can do this. i belong to be out here among all those other great and talented actors. >> you can find out those details about how to submit your material online in the links and info section of

today dr. phil listens to a family feud involving a mother of two, a homeless boyfriend, and a tent. the mother at the center of this, katie, says she doesn't need dr. phil's help. >> i'm working towards a goal. >> really? >> yes, really. >> smoking weed with your child in a tent? how is that good? >> no, no, no. >> you two are outside smoking weed while the youngest is in the tent, that's smart. >> there is no her smoking ed >> she already told us, so it's all good. >> she smoked very, very few. she's not what you call a stoner. >> what is really going on in katie's life, find out today at 4:00 on dr. phil. we're following a developing story, doctors call the rare surgery on twin baby boys conjoined by the head a success. it took 16 hours, but we'll give you an update. plus, see how a colorado fifth grader is helping victims who

in southern colorado. going to be a great newscast. and dave is here. beautiful day. not as warm as we originally thought. 83 maybe, that will be a stretch because of the clouds. 80s through the weekend and mostly dry. >> cannot believe how warm it

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? [ seagulls calling ] >> liam: i just -- i -- [ chuckles ] i want to make sure that i heard you right. it's over? you and wyatt? >> steffy: i'm gonna start the i know it's gonna take time, but... i'm getting a divorce. maybe get everything annulled. i-i don't -- >> liam: you certainly have grounds. >> steffy: yeah. either way, it's happening. i got to think about myself. i got to -- i got to think about my family. so yeah. that means wyatt and i are over.