it's going to be a happy day for us. look at that clear sky. not a cloud in the sky as we look at our library cam there, and nancy johnson our weather watcher at lay fay it coming in at 43 -- la fayette coming in at -- la fay it coming in at 43 this morning. i think sunshine is by 9:00 al, 67. 83 by than. the high today 88 degrees as we sail back into summer. quite a change from yesterday when we only had a high of 76 degrees, so we'll squeeze in two seasons this weekend. looking pretty good. >> new this morning, officials have raised the number of dead if turkey to 50 after a bomb goes off at an outdoor wedding

president said the islamic state is most likely behind the attack. it comes as the country still reels from an attempted coup last month. the government has blamed a u.s. based muslim cleric and his follow lowers for the push. developing now, an innocent drive is zed after getting hit by another driver who is be believed to have been street racing. the fatal crash shutdown parts of federal boulevard and the i- 76 on-ramp for mote of yesterday evening. jeff todd report process it will the scene, had just spent millions trying to prevent racing in the area. >> racing southbound, ran the red light, and at that point, a northbound vehicle was making the left turn. he got t-boned. >> the drivish of this silver unday didn't know what was coming. the driver was the only person inside, and was pronounced dead at the scene. >> don't be racing down the streets. go to the track continue >> the triber and passenger inside this new chevy sedan

cited. the second racing car left the scene and investigators don't even have a good description of the car they're looking for. >> all we have was a chevy. >> reporter: the crash happened just after 5:00. federal was closed underneath i- 76 for hours into the night, as investigators mapped out exactly what they believe happened. >> we get these unfortunate incidents, and people decide to go race down all of these streets, and somebody has to suffer and a family. >> that was jeff todd reporting. just last summer, medians and street lies along a 15-block stretch of federal to combat the street racing problem. >> happening now in douglas county, the search continues for a man who robbed a bank in castle rock. the unarmed they've targeted the key bank yesterday morning. he is described as white, around 25 you'res old. so far investigators haven't released any other information. >> happening tonight, health officials in larimer county

in fort collins. this is to prevent the spread of bugs that cover the west nile virus. the spraying starts at 8:30 tonight, and will be done around midnight. >> well, it's back to square one for the broncos, and coach gary kubiak and the battle for starting quarterback, both trevathan and had a mark sanchez struggled, as paxton lynch made it clear he wants the job. >> well, the quarterback competition continues for the denver broncos. mark, coming into preseason game francisco 49ers web thought this would be the game one of the quarterbacks would separate themselves and baby give us a clear picture of who would be the starting quarterback, but that was far from the case. >> well, after the first quarter, it looked like trevathan had done enough to possibly win the -- trevathan

job, and then mark sanchez comes in and fumbles twice. mitt takes that gary kubiak said can't happen. >> paxton lynch had a good game. two touchdowns, including a drive late in the game, it. did have the interception, and you have to remember, that was against the third team for the san francisco 49ers. ill still think paxton lynch is the odd man in looking out at this competition.

from the rookie. good to see him get out of the pocket, throw it well, make some things happen. >> so the quarterback competition is certainly still open. we will see what happens next week. the broncos host the los angeles rams for the third preseason game. >> leave for vacation, come home and find the wheels stolennen from your car? it's happening more and more often, and rick wants to know why. >> reporter: andrew, ari, and sky, allso common, they had great vacation cases until they found out their wheels are were stolen while they were away. >> my truck was actually sitting on cinder blocks if the parking lot. >> reporter: why denver police said this type of crime is on the rise. >> they get in, and they're out very, very quickly. >> reporter: and what they suggest you do to keep from becoming a victim. >> given the right opportunity, they will relieve you of your

wheels tonight at 10:00. let's get a check on the forecast are with dave. oh, we're not going to do that. instead, i want to take a look at the medal count. that's whattive is really talking about with the olympics, right? well, the flame is going to be extinguished in rio, it's the last day of competition. the american u.s. men's basketball team is playing toda goes for a bronze medal against russia. there are the medal counts. dave? >> we had that fall-like feel yesterday. summer time is coming, surging back today. sunshine on every single one of our cameras, and i've got a couple of great twitter pictures here for you know. this is from parker tech guy, misty mountains, the rockies at sunset yesterday, and, oh, no! look at this! way too early. this is from u-broker steve

changing on some of the aspens up there already. >> already. well, next on colorado's news channel, the number of zika cases continues to grow in florida. after in the break, an update on the outbreak. and it's back to school for many, and that means it's back to a regular sleep schedule, too. coming up, tin foss for parents to gets their kid the sleep they need to succeed. >> and the number of fraud complaints over subscriptions

the first day of school ask just around the corner for some students, and has already passed for others. that means it's time to get your kids back on a good sleep routine. speed request a drugs are -- they are again stressing how important it is for getting a good nights sleep for kids. dr. alyssa ruben said sleep needs to become a priority. >> try to get that bed time moved up a little early we are and do it gradually over a two- week period so they don't feel it so much.

earlier is another option. >> despite weeks of spring, south florida continues to be ground zero for zika in the united states. the cdc has issued a a traveled a sizery to those at risk. -- advisory to those at risk. >> reporter: -- >> now that i'm here, and i now it's close, i >> we feel dangerous, because we are on holiday. >> we discovered i was pregnant, and we've been taking a lot of -- we've been very careful about it. >> reporter: aerial mosquito spraying is not effective here due to high rise building and strong ocean gusts. today ground spraying was done at private homes. the city is warning people standing water on your property could result in a fine. the city's mayor joined in on the fight against zika.

and disperses so it tries if the sun. >> reporter: according to the cdc, the first zika infection on miami beach can be traced back to mid-july. when did you find out there were cases on miami beach? >> we found out yesterday. >> reporter: when? >> we found out at 1:00 when the governor gave his press interview. which is so frustrating. it's frustrating that the governor literally has been using this in his press conference to score political points. i mean, it's a shame. >> reporter: a advisory warns pregnant women to avoid this area. this woman from chicago cangsled her plans to travel here even before the advisory. >> i don't want to be a guinea pig or my unborn child to be one either. and the birth convicts sore devastating its nothing worth the risk. >> responding to the mayor's claim that the gottenner never called to give him a head's up, today the governor's office told cbs news the governive did

was unable to reach him. >> dave is here now with your forecast. you know, it was interesting, dave, we've had a lot of ties with that high alert for weather, you have maybe some asthma or breathing issues. >> it's a nonalert day, and moderate air quality, so breathing is not an issue. >> breathe it >> there you go. a little bit of haze, but not few bad. i don't know if you stayed with us on the 10:00 show last night, but this was my picture of the day last night. check out this snowboarder. this was take an few days ago on st. mary's englishier.

right now we are cold in some mountain's communities. leadville sat the freezing point. 32 degrees up there right now. here is the satellite and radar together. we're partly cloudy down south, and high pressure is now moving in from utah and nevada. this is going to bring in some heat today, but it will help to keep me are trying to trickle up from new mexico down in southern colorado today. so that will be a helper to get us back to summer time weather around here. as we look at the futurecast, the thunderstorms do bubble up, but they don't make spite the northern part of the state. if there are any close to denver, it will be park county, maybe southern jeffco and douglas county. but otherwise, most of us stay high and dry today. and temperatures will be higher today, as well.

the eastern plains today. we'll be in the 7 dispose 80 nhl the mountains, and 90s and 80 ovechkin together on the western slope. look at moab today. here is the breakdown for denver. should be 88 today. 90 tomorrow, isolated thunderstorms. only about a 120% chance tomorrow afternoon. same deal on tuesday with a high of 85. and then another fallish cold front comes into town. 72 on wednesday, 75 on thursday. with a better chance of scattered showers and un doing that little rollercoaster thing the next couple of days, but 87 is about average, so the ride up is not too high, and the ride down is not too low, is not too bad. >> all right, dave, thank you so much. the late show with stephen colbert got a lot of 0 attention following the

of colbert's choice of ban leader. we caught up with the very musical john bptiste. -- baptiste. >> do go just break out in song in the middle of the street? >> yeah. you've got to do your thing. >> reporter: and people don't look at you funnely? >> they be be looking, but i'll be going. >> reporter: it's hard not look. musician and composer john baptiste and his stay human band hit the street from for what he calls a love riot. >> a love riot some s a street parade that can happen -- is a street parade that can happen anywhere. >> reporter: they're his way of bringing a classic new orleans street parade the people of new york city. if they may not have had the ability to see us at car in agy

>> and now he is sharing his move with millions, as the band leader for the late show with stephen colbert. >> i love that sound. it's john and stay human. >> did you have this image of what you wanted in a band leader, and did he fit it, or is he completely blowing it out of the water? >> well, in some ways, he's something new in a throwback at the same time. i mean, there hasn't been like a big jazz sound on one these show. in a long time. >> michelle miller has band leader, and john blackstones a tips for moving to canada if you're your presidential candidate loads, and legal cowan interviews the oldest person ever to compete in an olympic marathon. all of that and more coming up when we're done here on cbs sunday morning at 8:00. >> a live look now at galina street. one person is dead after be an

details, but denver police do expect to be in that area for the next several hour. weapon will continue to bring you the latest, and update you after are the break. >> up next, find out why von miller is dressed so ridiculously, and begging to get to start in a game.

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in a perfect world are, be gary kubiak would like to name the broncos starting quarterback for next week's game, but his decision did not get any easier i last night. trevor siemian got the start, and it looked like he would get the job. he was hot early, leading the broncos to a few driving later, siemian with a cardinal error, throwing a pick six. meanwhile, mark sanchez looked good at times, too, but turnovers remain the issue with sanchez. two fumbles. neither quarterback really outplayed the other. as for are paxton lynch, it's hard to critique him playing with and against third stringers, but the kid can improvise. look at that.

they were both 10 of 14. that's throwing the ball for a good personal, but you have to protect the football. obviously we have to hang on to the good things be, find a way to protect the ball for the team, and that's what we need to focus on right now more than anything. you know, wire going to keep working here, find the guy that we think is best for our football team, and go from there. >> jeff hoffman, the rook rockies rook i starting pitcher are struggled in his day buy last night ass the rockies lost a charity created by mark zuckerberg is getting its first inface of cash from the facebook founder. he tow nateed some of his facebook shares to the chan zuckerberg initiative back in december. according to the s.e.c., the

those showeris this past week. shares this past week. von miller warrants to play for you in madden 17. the super bowl mvp is starring in a commercial for a new video game. >> ? just start me ? when on more madden team passer are strengths of mine ? build your game strategy around me because my rating is 99 ? ? he said this is a result of all of his sack dances rolled into one routine. it's to a justin bieber tune. on-line sites offer free shipping and discounts to

sometimes those offers colonel with a hidden cost. julie watts explains. >> for it was diet pills. >> it's like what the she can this. >> reporter: marilyn, free shipping. >> the dollar total is about $260. >> reporter: both were are surprised to find what they thought was a one-time purchase was actually a reoccurring subscription. yaya is the founder of truebill, a die that helps users find and cancel subscripon about, no longer need, or never knee they signed up with to begin with. from software to razor blades, more and more companies are moving to a subscription model. >> i was at the checkout page. >> reporter: he points to companies that offer big discounts to vips. except the discount, check out, and you may be charged monthly whether you bought anything or not. >> so what you thought it was a

>> reporter: yaya said in some cases it's not easy town subscribe. >> there are companies that are sneaky signing you up, and then companies that make it exceedingly difficult to cancel. >> reporter: truebill's service cancel this ones you don't want. he said that newspapers tend to be one of the hardest to cancel. he said think before clicking purchase, or and again. >> gave is here with a preview of this sun by. >> we're in the sunshine, should make spieth the 80s as the heat returns today. i have the complete details coming up. in the meantime, from western colorado, our weather watcher david berry is checking in with 51 degrees this morning. >> we're going to have to see that dance one more time. and on the other side of the break, a family pleads for

missing eldora man. hear from his desperate family as they are pleading for answers in our next half hour. and incredible video out of los angeles after a high-speed chase through neighborhoods.

we continue to following news in denver. one person is dead after a shooting at kennedy golf course. this is in the 3400 block of galina street. denver police say there are no suspects in custody right now. if you do live in this area, expect police to be there for quite some time, as they continue for investigation. we have new other details, but we will continue to bring you

information. let's turn things over to dave and colorado's weather center this sunday morning. good morning, dave. >> hi, kelly. i'm loving these two mornings we have out there take a look at our readingis this morning. we are 54 in castle rock. 50 on the but machine thornton. and heather jones is checking in at 53 degrees this morning. satellite and radar togeth 67 at 9:00 a.m. 83 by noon. and should have a high of 88 degrees, and lots of sunshine all day long. yesterday that hint of fall was not bad. we had a high of 76. we're going to up it by just a few degrees. well, maybe more than a few degrees this afternoon, kelly.

son vanished. ryder johnson was last seen january 17th leaving his job at the eldora resort. >> reporter: this is flag staff road. reider johnson's's father believes he came here to watch the sunset on his way to gross dam road, but since then, ryder has not been be scene, and no happened to him. >> a caring kid. he was caring, compassionate, humble, kind kid. >> reporter: richard johnson talks about his missing son. the boulder manner does not believe ryder had had a any desire to leave his josh at eldora mountain resort, his girlfriend, or codo. >> we have everything to help

-- helicopters, to drones. the search people have been great, as well. sue now an old-fashioned method is being applied. money. family and friends are offering $100,000 for clues to help and find rider. >> and to keep his face out there in front of the public. so that he's not foreagain. in the mountains west of boulder, there's an answer. >> the reward money will expire anniversary of reider's disappearance. if you have any information, you are urged to call the woulder county sheriff's office. >> will is no information this morning on the woman who was hit and killed while walking along i-76 on friday. the victim has been identified as 51-year-old cindy augustine of aurora. now authorities are still searching for the driver who

family. >> shock, disbelief. loss. >> reporter: a family is in mourning after the tragic loss of cindy augustine, an aurora woman struck ask killed off i- 76 in brighton by a hit-and-run driver. >> hear that she was hit by a car, or the car didn't stop, it's -- you know, it's something i can't even imagine. >> reporter: her cousin, also a close friend of cindy, who grew up with her in wisconsin, said cindy mauv her love of life, adventure, and the outdoor. >> she ran a new york marathon a few years ago. she was very health conscious. liked to run, liked to be outside. hiking was one of her favorite things to do. >> reporter: she was shocked to learn of cindy's sudden death that leaves many questions unanswered. police believe she first struck

bushes. 911 then recalled two calls about a woman walking along the interstate, but police couldn't find her. then at 6:20 a.m., another driver called to report a body lying on the side of the road. it was cindy, and she was dead. police believe a motorist struck and her didn't stop. >> very, very heartless, and just the opposite of what she was. she would give you the shirt off her back. >> a man who was struck by lightning try has died. it ha lakes area in larimer county. 45-year-old chad from arvada had been standing between two trees outside his cabin when he was struck. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> a group of native americans gathered to protest the dakota access pipeline. members of they have standing

could con tame mate their drinking water and their sacred land. now to the latest on a massive wildfire burning in southern california. some evacuation order verse been lifted. many residents are returning to their neighborhoods, only to find their homes burned to the ground. in all, the 37,000 acre fire destroyed 105 homes and more than 200 outbuildings in san per far defoe contained. three people are in custody this morning after a wild nighttime chase on the streets of large. police gave chase after the suspects robbed a grocery store. at one point, the suspects were seen throwing bottles believed to be champagne at the window. the driver evaded police for more than 30 minutes, but eventually lost control of the vehicle. >> you see him right there, slowing down, hitting the brakes, trying to slow it down. whoa!

if you have to understand, there's nobody behind this vehicle. this guy just loses control! they'll people jumping out of that car. and you see that stop sign whenned up there! power to people! >> the three were taken into custody shortly after the crash. one person, though, is still on the run. happening now, six notre dame football players are under arrest. and one player was arrested for resisting arrest and battery against a police officer. later indiana state police say a trooper pulled a car over dame players inside as well as spot and an unlicensed loaded handgun. the university said it is aware of the developments, and will decide on sanctions. yesterday the denver outlaws won a 19-18 win over ohio, giving them the major league lacrosse championship. it's the second title in three years for the team, and their

will be extinguished in rio. it's the last day of competition. the u.s. men's basketball team plays serbia, and then the u.s. men go for a bronze medal against russia in volleyball. >> let's get a closer look at the medal standings. the u.s. has a commanding lead with 116 total medals, and 43 of them are gold. that's the highest medal count for are the americans since worn 174 medals. china is second with 70 and third in the gold med an race with 26. great britain is third overall, but instead the gold medal race with 27. coming up, a new pilot program at the denver libraries to bring wi-fi to some at home. and we continue to monitor the overnight shooting in

the shooting happened in a parking lot next to p.t. show club. we are working on getting more details from the scene, ,, david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." if donald trump cannot respect a gold star family, then why would anyone in america think he would respect them.

good morning. sunshine all over the city this

denver to start you off. and we've warmed up four froms in the last hour. if you have any breathing issues, asthma, anything like that, it's a pretty good day. we have a nonalert day. air quality is moderate out there. that cold front and the rain helped to clear things out big- time around here. the heat is going to come back, though, with the sunshine we have this morning. we night have a couple of clouds buildny afternoon over the south metromix area, but for the most part, we'll stay high and dry da high temperatures today will be about 89 in fort collins, about 83 in castle rock, and 88 in downtown denver today. i think we have a few more hot days, and then there's another little fall like cold front that we'll look forward to in a few days. we'll take about that, kelly, coming up in a little bit. >> checking out books, cds, and dvds from a library is nothing new, but families can also take home free wi-fi.

benefiting families. >> reporter: jalene has battle go ahead with little since she was an infant. >> the only way i can get around is by bus. is. you can imagine how happy she was to hear about a new program launched by denver public library, which offers free unlimited high speed internet to its patron through these wi- fi hot spots. they can be checked out like a book. >> you get the kit, and it has everything you need, so when you get quickly and easily get on to the internet. >> reporter: the library now has 50 of these wi-fi hot spots available is at five branches. computer owner are which is and high speed internet use in colorado is some of the high next the nation, be and some people are getting left behind. >> if you are on a fixed income, you have lost your job, you have cuts in your budget, you may not have this kind of

from home. >> reporter: janine said these devices are already making a huge difference in her life. >> it is going to allow me to go on the internet at home, and follow my church, because my church live streams theirer is morns. so i'll be able to do that. i'll be able to skype my dearest friend who moved to michigan, and i'll be able to skype with her without having to bundle up and try to maybe it to the library. >> the library says within minutes of offererring ho out, and they're hoping to ex- band the program. well, after the break, a denver organization is bringing attention to youth homeless'. coming up, we speak with organizers who are trying to

>> an innocent driver is killed after being hit by a car driven by a person believed to be street racing. the crash shut down parts of federal boulevard for most of the evening yesterday. this comes in an area where the state had just spent million ross of dollars to prevent such acts. parts of louisiana are once again under flood advisories as rain continues to make its way through the south. historic flooding has ravaged the area, and killed at least registered for federal assistance president that's a one week total the agency hasn't seen since super storm sandy back in 2012. >> and the death toll has been raised to 50 after a bomb ripped through a we hadding celebration in turkey opinion this morning, turkey's president said the islamic state is to blame for the attacks. it comes after a series of other bombings, and a failed coup in that country last

dave with your forecast. and we can say it enough. it's just sunny and blue skies. >> yeah, a good-looking monday morning. evergreen and i-70. not a cloud in the sky. lots of blue out there. estimates are cool this morning. it's 38 in craig. western colorado in the 50s. 58 in check out these sunflowers from peter are in centennial. he shot these near dia. love this time of year when those are blossoming big-time. mountain goes along that waterton canyon road, average great day yesterday. here is our satellite and radar today. we had some clouds over southern colorado here, those are burning off. we searing motherly sunny skies develop across the state today.

pressure, we have a little ridge of it, coming across nevada into utah today that iskeeping a lot of this moisture. this high should be enough to kind of suppress some of that moisture. so the thunderstorms that do develop today should be over southern colorado. there might be one or two that just briefly pop up in park county, jeffer son county, and douglas county here, so we'll watch for that. otherwise, it's going ward, eastward, and out west, as well as most of the moisture staying down there in the san juan areas. highs today will be looking like this. 90s and 80s on the western slope. we should be in the 80s and low 90s across the eastern plains today. sterling, ray, and maybe lamar might make it to 81 degrees this afternoon.

tomorrow we'll probably is a 90- degree day to start the week. 85 on tuesday, and then a little cold front comes through wednesday and thursday, kelly, with temperatures dropping into the 70s, and a few scattered showers and thunderstorms popping up there, as well. so 70s are returning. airline nearly the show, i showed pictures of some request yellow leaves on an aspen tree near bailey. so fall is right around the corner. >> i can't believe that. well, let's hope holds out, next week models will take to the runway in urban knight, colorado's largest outdoor fashion show. joiningmy this morning is monica lewis. thank you so much for being here. monica is the i've chairwoman. monica, we want to talk with you this morning just about what this event really is, and how it benefits urban peak. and it's a fun and different

colorado, over 2 hurricane feet, and just a great way to get this issue talked about and recognized. >> i went to the event last year my first time, and it's an eye opening experience, because you get to learn a lot about who this benefits. we see it and hear so much about homeless innocence the news these days. how does this really focus in maybe on the youth, and making sure that they get the help they need? >> you know, homelessness in denver is a big issue, and iing the is a ignore it, know that large percentage of that is youth, from 15 to 24, it's outrageous, and i don't think a lot of people know. so if we can showcase this, and in this form, and talk about it when maybe other people wouldn't on a friday night, when they're having a cocktail, think it raises awareness. >> one of the things i thought was great, too, is where this

is this is where a lot of our homeless youth call home. >> right. >> and so it's just so powerful. >> yeah, mile high station, a lot of people know the venue for a wedding, or a fun night out. and it is there, but it's also outside, so, yes, we do bring that urban feel into the event. >> and i know that a lot of more than can be raised, and we're hoping for more money. >> absolutely. >> so where does thatten money go? >> that money t peace, for ged programs, food, shelter. you name it, it goes all to the children and we're just hoping to raise any dollar that we can. >> we are hoping, too, and we hope that a lot of people can attend and be part of this, and donate in other ways if they can. monica, thank you so much for being here on sunday morning. if you would like more information about urban nights, again, it's happening this friday night, august 26th. for all of the information, head to our website, cbsdenver.com, and click on

thanks, monica. >> after the break, a heart- warming story you will not want to miss. a world war ii veteran finally

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a word war ii veteran in new york has waited 70 years to receive his combat medals. john peletti served three medals serving in the navy, but never picked them on friday, he finally got the medals he deserved. and i'm very proud. >> reporter: this is the moment john never expected. seven decades after serve fiscal the navy, at 91 years old, he's getting his three combat medals. >> wanted to say thank you for serving, and you have blessed us all. >> this means a lot to me. >> reporter: he was drafted in 1942. he was sent overseas to help recapture guam from the japanese. three years later, he came home to his sweetheart, and today

they ever bought. >> i was always pretty happy there, and comfortable. >> reporter: the father and grandfather knew he earned the medals, but never got them. now, that oversight has been fixed. county executive rob astorino. >> it wasn't something that was in his mind when he was serving. my just wanted to get home. >> reporter: he said be serving america wasty greatest experience of his life. >> it was such an honor and grow up and be drafted in the service. >> reporter: and me has no regets. >> i can't complain about anything. i love be everybody. i live everything. >> what wonderful words to live by. the county said his children find out about his mid-ales from his papers. they then contacted county leaders who worked with the defense department to secure the medals. so from now on, the 19th of

in his local community. >> kayakers had a gross encounterer with two hump back whales. the group was on a five-day effect me diswhen they heard the whales were nearby, so they paddled over for a closer look, and what a view they got! >> they do it when they're excited, and you can see in the video that when baby breeched, probably had a al go ahead, they're happy, baby got everything she needed, or he, so the baby comes shooting out of the water, and mom is just as excited. >> well, some have criticized the kayakers for getting too close to the hump back whales, but the guide said the group backed off when they started jumping. >> well, we have one last check from the scene on golena street. we have been following this as breaking news. one person is dead after an overnight shooting near the kennedy golf course.

next to p.t. show club. we will bring you more information on this story throughout the day on cbsdenver.com, and on cbs 4 news at 5:00. >> we want to get a last check on the forecast, but, dave, i also want to get another look at your von miller dance moves. you brought that us to earlier. dancing out the forecast. >> i think you're going to be jumping like those whales when you see are the forecast. going to be a 88, sunshine today. 90 tomorrow with isolated storages as he heat returns. pretty warm through tuesday, dimension another warm front comes through wednesday and thursday with 70s, and a scattered chance of rain. so you have to do a rain dance coming up on thursday. >> all right, dave.

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