>> started kissing me open mouth. as he was pulling me towards him. i pushed his chest and spoke -- put space between us and said get real. >> it's one big ugly lie. it's one big fix. >> as for hillary clinton she has her own troubles, a steady stream of leaked e-mails keep coming from wikileaks, one in which the hillary clinton campaign asked bill clinton to canca because it wouldn't look good. what -- where the campaigns go from here? shaun boyd sits down with our analysts for this week's reality check. >> reporter: unfortunate to be joined by our republican analyst dick wadhams and penfield tate. this week has seen a new scandal every day. let's start with the growing number of women accusing donald trump of sexual assault. accusations that he denies. he is now seven points behind.

>> not without a major mistake by hillary clinton which is eminently possible. hillary has got her own problems. but trump appears to be doubling down on going after the women who have made accusations against him. i don't see how that is a winning strategy. 's >> reporter: your thoughts? >> i agree. i think he has fallen too far behind to recover. absent a major gaffe by the clinton campaign, and i also think he's just himself and his campaign by attacking these women. he ought to find some issue to focus on so that he can get the media off of the story, but he's just basically allowing everybody to swirl around this story and continue. >> reporter: it's interesting because you had these e-mails that are being released every day by wikileaks. and he is barely talking about those. you know? these could be very damaging e- mails to the clinton campaign. but really not getting a lot of attention because of all these

i think donald trump deserves all the scrutiny he is getting on these indiscretions, but i got to tell you there's something wrong when the media almost totally ignores the substance of some of these e- mails. when they disparage catholics, when they attack some hispanic elected officials as needy latinos, if a republican had done either one of those things, i can guarantee you the media -- the national media would have been all over it. so while i'm for donald trump, i think it's unfortunate and it's frankly irresponsible of the national media to not give some attention to some of these egregious actions by the clinton campaign. >> the local media has given some attention to this. >> the other thought is, i don't understand why donald trump just can't be quiet. and talk about an issue. because the other part of the story with regard to these e-

fiber of the clinton campaign, there's something fundamentally wrong with an organization like wikileaks and i heard someone joked that they are based out of moscow. but there's something fundamentally wrong with an organization that is stealing the private e-mails of private people and organizations. we're not talking about whether the government is doing covert surveillance of citizens anymore. they are stealing private e- mails and putting them out there in public. >> the fbi is investigating >> reporter: two of the most competitive races in the country are here in colorado. republicans mike coffman and scott tipton defending their seats. is trump hurting them? what do you think, penfield? >> definitely. that's why these are two of the most competitive seats in the country. and if you had any doubt about that, all you have to do is watch all of the national money flooding into colorado. particularly in the coffman and

putting in tons of money. mike coffman has tried to distance himself from trump with some of his own public statements. but yet and still the trump campaign has been a drag on he and scott tipton. >> reporter: they could be in trouble, dick. >> mike carp -- mike coffman and strong -- scott tipton are strong incumbents and it's clear there races seem to be affected by this. what a sad legacy if the trump campaign took down the entire republican pn election. good people like mike coffman and scott tipton who a great conservative republican commerce men who do a good job. i think that would be tragic. >> reporter: it does seem we're headed in that direction. thanks. we're out of time so we have to leave it at that. back to you. >> always informative. a fight over a thermostat may have led to the shooting that left two police officers in boston in critical condition. officers richard sent hello and matt morris both wanted badly.

america. that's when someone called police to a boston apartment. investigator say the officers got there and found that man a tenant kirk figaro threatening his roommate with a knife. police say figaro was shot them, the cops killed him. now to new jersey where two former daycare workers will spend three years on probation for starting a fight club. erica kinney and shanice wei recorded videos of and shared them on social media last year at the light bridge academy. the fights involved kids between the ages of four to six. they pleaded guilty to child abuse. they were fired from the daycare last year. a lineup of big stars shared the stage to remember prints. he died from an accidental overdose of presumption drugs. >> ? out of sight ? >> stevie wonder and chaka khan

concert. the 17,000 tickets sold out very quickly late last month. fans are also honoring prints' legacy. in his paisley park home in minneapolis which has been converted to a museum. zoning issues have kept it from officially opening to the public. but the museum does have a temporary permit to be open the next couple weekends. access to basic healthcare is often impossible in remote parts of africa. but a group of engineers from silicon valley is changing that. we'll

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fought in two iraq wars, and still serve today. the va scandal is an outrage, failing to care for our wounded warriors. that's why i took on the va: to get our veterans the care and respect they deserve. because i understand the sacrifices they made, and i'll never stop fighting for those who fought for us. for me, it's personal. before donald trump, there was mike coffman. before trump said women should be punished for having an abortion,

women who were drugged. before trump called for a ban of muslims, coffman pushed for a religious test of u.s. soldiers. and on president obama? trump: he could have been born in kenya. coffman: he's just not an american. stop mike coffman now before he gives trump more ideas. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this message. four members of the cbs4 staff have been trained to run this weekend's rock 'n roll half marathon. britt moreno has an update on their status going into race weekend. >> this is the best shape i have been in in years. >> reporter: mark haas has taken this training seriously. the husband almost every training run with runners edge of the rockies and he has

at the beginning of the summer. >> i've never lowered that goal by 10 minutes. >> reporter: mark can finish the can physically finish the race. now he's working on his mental game. >> first and foremost they've got to go up slowed, fight the urge to search. >> watching mark and how successful he's been, it's actually proved to me that the training works and somebody in our industry who has wacky schedules >> reporter: kelly worth simmons crazy schedule prevented her from going to most of the training runs. >> i haven't been training as much i thought i would be able to. with my schedule working the morning shift, having my wedding planning all summer -- >> reporter: mrs. kelly's first half marathon and she is still excited for the challenge. >> if i can just relax and enjoy what i'm doing, then i'll finish and that's the goal. is to just finish. >> i think that was my goal in the initial interview, to get across the finish line and it is still my goal.

had a good summer of training. she's increased her miles and learned how to slower pace to last longer. >> which really has made it much easier for me to get more miles in early because i'm not going as fast. i'm not wearing myself down as quick and it's been a really big help. >> i was really looking forward to the training process. unfortunately, i suffered a flareup of the reoccurring injury. >> reporter: lower back injury crippled my stride and really just made it painful to even walk. so six weeks off. >> reporter: even though my training was interrupted, i still plan to run this race. i really want to achieve this goal. together team cbs4 has an eye on the finish line. at the rock 'n roll denver half marathon. >> lookout. >> reporter: britt moreno, cbs4

you will find a list of roads closed because of the race. closed because of the race. ther from a rancher's perspective, we feel that often washington is removed from what we need. senator bennet is different. michael bennet has been at the ready and always willing to listen. when the federal government wanted to increase grazing fees, senator bennet stepped up and helped put a stop that. he commits to his word, and that means a lot to a guy like me. i'm a republican, but i know that michael bennet trusts us rust him. i'm michael bennet

thailand is mourning the death of its king, died thursday at the age of 88.

the world. the grand palace, in bangkok, at least 100,000 people are there. he was the world's longest reigning monarch, the king is survived by his wife and son. the crown prince, he will take the kings place. a group of engineers is using drones to deliver medical supplies, in rwanda. that's a great idea. a tech company developing drones that can reach remote areas use gps coordinates for the life-saving missions. it took only five nu clinic that is 33 miles from the nearest blood bank. >> what this represents is an opportunity to leapfrog over the absence of roads and provide first world level medical care to every person in the country regardless of where they live. >> the hope is drones can improve healthcare in rwanda and all across africa.

made its way inside, turns out the shark was going for the bait. the people on the boat were able to open another part of the gate to get the shark out. diver was not hurt. but as you might imagine pretty shaken up. ready to get out of that water. >> probably felt like the bait at that point. [ laughter ] i would be ready. >> the shark doesn't know the difference. >> having dinner. dinner time at home right now taking a look at what's happening outside, beautiful in denver, great sunset. live look outside where there is cloud cover today did not prevent us from warming up. 84 at dia, we hit that at 3:27. 83 in the downtown area. not quite to our record of 85 from 1962. we were almost there. average is 66. we are well above where we should be for this time of year. 73 right now in denver, 63 in greeley, 75 in burlington. 83 in la junta.

78 over in grand junction. 75 in the denver area downtown, winds out of the northeast at seven miles an hour. satellite and radar you'll see a lot of clouds of streaming our direction. wider look at what's happening, this is coming from a system up to our north. high pressure is parked over the western side of the state. and for the four corners region. for us we deflect that moisture more to our north, however northern part of the state may get a little moisture. so maybe a possibility we might not get much if anything at all. we could use this moisture but the high-pressure kicks more to the north. futurecast for today tonight, by tomorrow morning would you have a little bit of cloud cloud cover, skies should start to clear throughout the day so we may have a few clouds here and there but overall tomorrow should be another one and very sunny day for us. towards sunday, fire danger really increases, we'll talk about that in a moment but today tomorrow, we have red flag warnings for the san luis valley that starts at noon tomorrow, red flag warnings there and then on sunday fire weather watchers from the

plains. be extra cautious out there, there's a lot going on this weekend and a lot of outdoor activities. be careful because one spark can do a lot of damage. tonight temperatures to the 50s, 56 in denver, friday night football games, really, really should be a nice night out there, 55 in boulder, 53 in burlington, 46 in frisco, 41 steamboat and craig and 52 in grand junction. tomorrow it's another warm one for his, 83 in denver, 80 in greeley, 80s and 90s, out high country 60s and 70s. 70s and 80s up to our west. so warm, elk season starts tomorrow, running the half marathon or the 5k on saturday, downtown 59 degrees or so warm for that and then sunday, 7:15 is the start of the half marathon. 53 degrees. so that's some pretty one running weather heading out for that. good luck out there. 84 sunday, 77 monday, a little windy in some areas, winds pick up on sunday as well and then we returned to seasonal

the chance of a little moisture. so it feels like for next week at some point. >> looking forward to seasonal. it's been a while. >> thanks, lauren. unprecedented move by the faa. now banning the samsung galaxy

stocks gave up big early games and ended up only slightly higher. the dow was up 39. nasdaq and sn to be basically flat. department of transportation is banning samsung galaxy note 7 smartphones on planes. because we all know they are a fire hazard. brian greene's phone cut flight -- caught fire. >> i heard some popping that sounded like a ziploc bag popping open and looked around to see what that was. and there was smoke just billowing and pouring out of my pocket. >> passengers cannot carry or pack your phones. they can't be shipped as cargo. people who try to travel with them will have phones confiscated and could face fines. new information on the job front. those job cuts at hewlett- packard the company says it will get rid of another 4000 worldwide. because will happen over the next three years.

its computers and printers. but says trimming more of the workforce will help reduce costs for consumers. americans will be able to take home more of the most famous exports. right now people can only bring back $100 worth of cuban rum and cigars. starting monday that limit will no longer exist. this only applies to tourists bringing items home for personal use. it does not mean cuban rum and cigars will be available for sale. in the west. in the west. >> i know before donald trump, there was mike coffman. e punished for having an abortion, coffman wrote a bill to redefine rape, which could exclude women who were drugged. before trump called for a ban of muslims, coffman pushed for a religious test of u.s. soldiers. and on president obama? trump: he could have been born in kenya. coffman: he's just not an american. stop mike coffman now before he gives trump more ideas. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this message. i'm mike coffman,

he fought in world war two, was wounded in korea. he's the reason i joined at 17, fought in two iraq wars, and still serve today. the va scandal is an outrage, failing to care for our wounded warriors. that's why i took on the va: to get our veterans the care and respect they deserve. because i understand the sacrifices they made, and i'll never stop fighting for those who fought for us.

firefighters are monitoring the air in commerce city after a problem at the suncor refinery where we begin tonight's reporter brief. >> reporter: i'm melissa garcia in commerce city where a sudden

emergency shutdown this afternoon at suncor energy. you can see thick yellow orange and black smoke could be seen from across the city. a suncor spokesperson told us the smoke was created by what they call the catalyst dust which is a clay like substance with oil on it, refinery workers shut down the facility stopped work and went to his designated safe areas, the county sent out a reverse 911 call to all residents within two miles that the refinery -- and shutdown i-270. hazmat crews did not detect emissions -- we checked with the health department, workers told us they don't have enough information about the release to determine if it was hazardous or not. >> reporter: i'm jennifer brice at dia. where some workers out here say they are being kept in the dark by planned changes to the main terminal. today they rallied to demand more transparency. airport food and retail workers are concerned about employment future at the airport. they say the airport tells us

the private company ferrovial. it is hard to say what the future holds. >> a quick look at our forecast. we are warm and sunny. a bit windy on sunday so watch out for that. monday cooler and finally wet weather on tuesday. >> but a long wait for that. it has been.

macgyver: einstein said time is an illusion, that it can't truly be measured. but i don't think einstein was ever racing against the clock when a field op went sideways. hey! what the hell happened? we got made. oh, great, then i don't have to wear this anymore. damn thing itches like crazy. where's mac? riley: still upstairs. he wouldn't leave until the virus finished uploading.

the rest of us? (gunshots) we only think about time when it's running out. (gunfire) but with baking soda, vinegar and a little agitation, you can buy yourself some more time. (beeping) jack, let's go! jack: what about mac?! he said no matter what happens, we go. i don't care what he said; we're not leaving! we leave or we die. we said 0400, patti. it still gives us, like, 15 seconds. e! you heard the man! (tires screeching)

macgyver: hey, guys. we having a party? a really weird, awkward one? no. we're all here because we love you... ...and we're worried about you. (chuckles) and what are we worried about? just have a seat, angus. macgyver: that's penny parker. first date. first kiss. not a lot of ex-girlfriends you can still nd years later. but she's one. angus. you're calling me that, it must not be good. it's good. it's all good. it's just not good right this second. look, the reason we're all here is... ...i got locked out of my netflix account. again. so, i went to borrow your computer... ...and saw this. (computer trilling) nikki's dead, mac. she died in a car accident. it was awful, but she's gone. macgyver: yeah, i deserved that look.