big-name republicans. several will be no-shows tonight at a campaign in wisconsin. there is a growing rift. >> reporter: no doubt about that. and it looks like donald trump is trying to reduce some of that distance there between himself and the gop. making the announcement they've wanted for so long, endorsing paul ryan, endorsing john mccain, senator kelly, after a disastrous week for the nominee. as for hillary clinton, polls are certainly in her favor right now. but terror lingering issues out there -- there are lingering issues out there. truthfulness and e-mails. she was asked about those at a gathering in washington today. >> reporter: hillary clinton blamed herself for inconsistencies during an interview about what fbi american people. >> what i told the fbi, which he said was truthful, is consistent with what i have said publicly. so i may have short-circuited it. >> reporter: ongoing trust issues don't appear to be hurting her candidacy. polls show she has a double digit lead in new hampshire and pennsylvania, and a significant edge in michigan and florida. she's even opened up clinton has an average 7-point advantage over trump. >> we're going to make america great again. >> reporter: trump and pence are campaigning tonight in wisconsin. republican party heavyweights are skipping it. among them, house speaker paul ryan, governor scott walter, and senator ron johnson. the snub comes as the former cia director wrote an oped piece in the new york times pledging his support experience on national security. even more important, the character traits he has exhibited during the primary season suggest he would be a poor, even dangerous commander in chief." >> reporter: trump will need to move on. soerpss close to the campaign are sounding the alarm about recent days events, and the effect on fundraising. protests after releasing body camera footage of an officer-involved shooting. last week an officer shot and killed 18-year-old paul o'neal after he was accused of stealing a car and ramming into police officers. he did not have a gun on him. video shows him ditch the car, run into an alley. the shooting was not caught on camera. o'neal can be seen bleeding on the ground as officers handcuff him. three duties. new orleans cleaning up after a powerful storm ripped through that city. two people hurt. heavy rain, high wind, toppled trees took out power lines. >> the wind was so strong, it was picking us up! >> at least four buildings collapse. they were abandoned. the damage happened mostly in and around the city's 7th students and staff at xavier university will soon be able to get fresh-baked pizza out of an atm. the university is installing it outside the dining hall. >> we have no pizza places around here but dominos. >> it looked really good, really cheesy, and it was really pizzas. a big jet ended up in the middle of a highway. >> still have that moisture flow across the state, and still have that flood watch out for southwestern sections of colorado, and southeastern colorado really getting some pretty good storms. watching denver. and i'll be back to tell ,, surf, stream, download, and play on multiple devices at once, with centurylink internet. get up to 40 megs for $20 a month for 1 year when bundled with qualifying home phone plan. just call... ...right now. wanna see this as an action movie? 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[ screaming ] >> reporter: i had trooper nate reed by my side. talking. you're gonna go straight and make a -- looks like you're gonna make a turn. but go straight. >> reporter: driving while distracted has become a deadly problem, not just in colorado but across the country. >> we're seeing all distractions, and it seems like as the vehicle gets more hands-free, that's still a distraction. >> reporter: it's not just your phone something outside of the vehicle, controls, the radio, air conditioning, or letting your mind wander. >> if you're somebody that is distracted while driving, it's just a matter of time. >> reporter: in this simulation, i'm dealing with a talkative passenger. and a conversation via text. >> a little chatty! fine. we are doing inventory this weekend, so -- whoops. >> reporter: what looked like the message is real on the road. >> we want to open some eyes on folks. they can't be distracted and drive at the same time. >> oh, i just totally crashed. >> nobody wins when you're distracted >> the colorado state patrol will have its distracted driving simulator at the d.a. safety fair. that is looking ford that rain coming in -- forward to that rain coming in. >> back again on sunday, and maybe monday. and take a look, you see the clouds getting darker and heavier. rain just off to the west of us. watching showers off and on along the mountain cam, and is some of the foothill areas. as you look at doppler, you can it dry out? these showers here, they dry out before they get here. but we're gonna have to watch it. moisture flow is still there. southeastern colorado, they're really getting some showers and thunderstorms. and they have flood advisories till 8:30 tonight as the strong storm line continues to move over southeastern sections of the state. and over this massive corners area. as we look at the hour by hour forecast, a few scattered showers around here, off and on during the nighttime hours. and tomorrow morning, 10:00, we have cloudy skies to start your saturday. as the afternoon goes on, here come the showers and thunderstorms again pushing across the area. they're gone. sunday morning, we could see sunshine to start the day. won't last long, clouds increase. showers and storms by 6:00, a later start. but showers and thunderstorms gather and then monday, 7:30, there's your rush hour. maybe sunshine again. by afternoon, here come the showers pushing into the metro area. that's gonna be an everyday thick as this moisture -- thing as this moisture flow continues from south of the border into colorado. 76 and 75, were way above that. 99 is the record. 73 and 75 right now. 37% humidity. picture full of those beautiful flowers. william denly, y, clouds overhead. and you can see a very cool area on conditions. 50s, 60s over the eastern plains of 40s higher up, out west 50s and 60s. for tomorrow, warmer, 70s, 80s, nearing 90 southeast. here is that denver for example. for tonight -- forecast. for tonight, scattered showers and storms. 52 and 60. for tomorrow, 80 degrees. storms each day, warmer as a result. and by wednesday, back in the low 90s. >> thank you. we have a lot of places to catch live music this weekend. brett saunders explains. another great excuse to head to the mountains this weekend. vertex festival, a very impressive lineup. up and coming bands becoming popular. on the guitarist for fish. then sunday, two legendary guitarists. r will share the bill at fiddler's green. a lot of live music happening. >> if you'd like to win a chance to see styx with the colorado symphony, like share, a new sport gaining pop [ music ] >> announcer: you've been here before. taking on that challenge. and now, you're pushing yourself in a different direction. reaching out for something bigger. knowing that someone you trust, will always there to help. you can do it again. because... you're ready. ready with purpose. ready to reach your potential. you're already on campus. reach out for what's next. stocks jumped to record highs today thanks to a strong employers added 255,000 jobs. apple wants to prevent hacking. the tech giant is offering up $200,000 to anyone who comes forward with security flaws in its software. apple says it wants to know the problem so they can fix it. internet speeds have hit an all-time high. they are about 42% faster than last year. dial-up days. internet much slower in rural areas. drones are not just taking cool videos these days of one group of flyers focused on how fast they can get their drones to go. they want drone racing to become an actual-pledged sport. peter is a pilot for team multistar. here's what the races real-time feed from the drones' cameras to steer them. responsors hope it will combine the appeal offy-sports and autoracing. >> you get to fly around, no limit. >> the next he is headed to the u.s. nationals in new york. mcdonald's unveiling what it calls its restaurants of the future. n missouri has table service, a dessert bar, and is customized rsd at kiosks. people are who use the kiosks are getting unlimited fries for a short time ,, surf, stream, download, and play on multiple devices at once, with centurylink internet. get up to 40 megs for $20 a month for 1 year when bundled with qualifying home phone plan. just call... ...right now. wanna see this as an action movie? 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'cause i'm a detective. i detect. it's what i do. okay. only thing you'll be doing later is apologizing. oh-ho-ho. no. nell: office park security cameras picked up a carjacking in the valley. hidden hills produce. that produce truck is actually an undercover military transport carrying a load of compromised ak-47s. and it gets better. hold on a second. is that nate? callen: damn. it is. what the hell is he doing? granger: well, hetty sent nate on a long-term undercover. he's investigating organized crime's link to terrorism in l.a. when was last contact? 12 weeks ago. he went dark and we had no idea where he was until this showed up. well, if he was trying to infiltrate organized crime, it looks like he was successful.