you can see it until 8:00 tonight. >> i was so obsessed with watching that on the live stream last year. i thought i am being so creepy right now. it was interesting. so we've been talking about it all morning, it was a little gloomy but we are hoping for a change today. >> belen de leon will show us what to expect in our forecast. . first we're going to take a look athe

it is 8:40 on your sunday morning. take a look outside, you'll see that fog. it's lingering in some areas. >> it is, but belen, i don't think it's going to stick around forever. >> it is not. we'll have more sunshine for you this afternoon. kind of a change of pace in the forecast for the past few days. i don't know about you, but i like the variety. yougives mb. know, so as far as our 90 degrees days go in august, we've had three total this year. 37 days. the average of 90-degree days are 41. so today we're going to get a little warmer, but we're not going to quite hit 90 degrees. in fact this morning we're waking up to spots that you're saying it's summer? what?

i'm hearing the forecast right now is nice for golf. he's out there golfing out there and he says the green is perfect. 61 degrees at dia. dew point is at 60. this we're going to gradually see that fog lift around 10:00 this morning. that's when the dense fog advisory lifts up. currently it's in effect for parts of boulder, douglas, jefferson and even the metro area. let's take a lo now. we have 60s around town and out in the eastern plains. 40 in leadville, fast-forward to this afternoon we have upper 80s in-store for you. 70s for aspen and frisco. upper 80s for the metro area. greeley just a little cooler you're going to hang on to the clouds. so after this fog lifts we'll have sunshine and then a few more

those stronger storms could develop along the urban corridor. let me track it for you using our future cast. we'll have a few more storms develop in the high country. closer to about 4:00, a few more storms closer to the foothills, southern foothills. as the afternoon rolls on most of those storms rolls to the south of the city. a few storms are possible gradual clearing in-store for us. notice the rain forecast is showing the heaviest amount of rain coulding falling in our southern -- could be falling in our southern foothills. your temperatures will drop to 60 degrees. slowly clearing and then tomorrow it's back to school for douglas county, for aurora is headed back. several schools have already started. dps doesn't start until the 22nd, but you're going to go

ex-of the week it turns a bit cooler. the forecast back here in denver is going to be a bit cooler with chance for more storms by the end of the week. thank you so much. well, if you're having a lazy morning so far, maybe you feel the best bet today is to stick around, cook a little something in your kitchen. you need to stick

welcome back, everyone. time for proctor's garden. this is a great first segment. >> this is my first proctor's garden. >> you should put this on your resume. this is a milestone. so we're talking how to make the most of your produce. you know, every year you hear gardeners saying it's a great year for tomatoes, or it's a lousy year for tomatoes. you never hear

zuchinni. you became, you're a country girl, you churn your own butter. >> totally. >> of course the best is zuchinni bread. this is fresh out of the often last night. >> we're going to do a little test and see how good you it. >> the point is -- well, they're good actors even if you don't like it. but your garden does make huge effort to make food. and it's a shame to waste it. so when you have a bounty of something, for instance, this is a heirloom apple that i grow called yellow transparent and it's a summer apple. you know when it's ripe when they start

like a winter apple that ripe ens in the store. this has to be used right now. it's not a good eating apple. but for apple sauce and apple juice. >> i just need the go. we see so many apples that fall into the ground. >> i know and i hate that. you know, because there's a limb it to how much apples even squirrels can eat. so make an effort pick -- pickeling. did you try this yet? >> i'm going to. we're going to post those recipes for you. >> i want to see your reaction. >> we will with's be right back.

good morning. the beginning of the olympics, another day of broncos training camp and yet we show up with the show with the rockies. they entered last

back in the wildcard race. it would have been three if not for miami. last night they got a little revenge against those marlins. the sixth inning, colorado scored a touchdown in the frame. they batted around plus four, 13 batters in all. charlie blackman battered twice. he brought in three drama in the ninth. he gotar on hold. so close. the rocks rolled the final scor2 -6. >> not only do we not know who the bronco's qb is going to be, gary kubiak is going to have to make some kind of decision soon. he said i haven't even come close to doing that. you want to start, don't make mistakes. that's the key to success when

does. mark sanchez, he didn't do his part. threw another interception. >> our practices are very competitive. has a pick six today. you know, doing good things, offense come back in the end. i think we're very come pet tif. it's what you want to see from your team >> i missed some picks this camp, but, you know, i was able to make it happen. i just did my so put it in the end zone. that's what i want to do all the time. i was happy i fine low got one. >> the broncos are headed to the windy city against john fox, jay cutler and the bears. pregame at 5:30. the game is thursday night on channel 20. former bronco peyton manning, tone. the

the eight to go in, but brett favre was the longest speech. the first game since this super bowl. >> finally the rapids are looking to bounce back with the first loss forever. they were blown out of new york. last night colorado took on vancouver as they tried to start a brand-new streak. good buys off to a good start. look at tremendous ball movement. marlin harriston to birch. his third goal in the rapids' last four matches. stay with us.

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weather pictures. i have this really nice picture from our friend who says he was flying over fort collins. he says even though it's cloudy, up above the clouds he was flying, you could see those blue skies. so thank you so much for sending in those pictures. eye on the prize, there is some sunshine on top of those clouds and on top of this fog. there's currently a dense fog morning in boulder, broomfield, douglas county. so around 10:00 is when we'll see the fog lift. when it does, we'll have blue skies, sunshine, few clouds, but it's not going to get in the way of us seeing those warm temperatures today. more clouds out there today, going to cause your temperatures to be in the low 80s. here's where we're at right now.

60s in denver, fort collins 60, greeley at 66. in high country we have a few chilly spots. leadville is at 48. around 9:00 a.m., 72 degrees, around noon, we'll have more sunshine. 83. around 3:00, a few storms in the foothills, 88. we will scattered showers will start in the their way into the foothills. but i'm going to put your future cast in motion. we'll start to dispetition around -- dissipate around 1:30. around 5:00, stormy weather, in our southern foothills into the south of the metro area. we'll just kind of skirt south to the metro area,

el paso that's where we'll see the stormy weather. then the skies start to gradually clear through tomorrow morning. areas of fog are possible tomorrow morning out on the eastern plains. the rain will fall closer to the front range mountains, to the foothills and to the south. some heavier rain is forecast for them this afternoon in el paso. a few spotty showers and slowly clearing. a lot of schools have already started. tomorrow we have another batch temperatures tomorrow will be around 91, so sending the kids in shorts is not a bad idea. we're back to school, we're back to football, we're back to summer. for the end of the week our broncos will be out in chicago. the forecast back here will be a bit cooler and also a chance for rain

let's take a look at day 2 of competition. women hit the stand for a volleyball prelim. the u.s. will take on poland. 19-year-old katie ledecky will swim in the 400 meter free style prelims. today men's volleyball will take on canada. everything the olympics in full swing. some gold medals have been handed out. >> let's take a look at the accomplishments so far at the rio olympics. >> reporter: american ginny thrasher was the first to strike

air rifle. the u.s. men's olympic archery team picked up a silver medal. women's rugby team started with 12-7 loss to fiji but bounced back with a win over columbia. women's volleyball blanked puerto rico. men's basketball cruised past china and croatia beat the water polo team in preliminary competition. a dramatic rescue caught on camera in eastern india. residents saved a woman being swept away from a raging river. this river has been flooding because of nonstop rain. as the group held each other and walked slowly through the river, a woman lost her balance and was

her. it was a chaotic violent scene outside a police station in belgium. a man with a machete attacked two police officers and now investigators are saying this is terrorism. police say the attacker said god is great as he attacked the females. he was shot and killed by a third officer. one officer suffered serious injuries. both are expected to recover. the officers regard were guarding station. we're getting a look at a railing collapse that injured people at a snoop dogg concert. 42 people were sent to the hospital. moments before the collapse, cell phone video captured snoop dogg pumping up the crowd. as fans moved closer that railing gave way. dozens of people fell to the concrete floor. their bodies just falling in waves. the organizer says it's actively working with

a scary flight and an emergency landing for passengers headed from forward lauderdale to -- fort lauderdale to los angeles. this is a man, the 64-year-old man was arrested after witnesses say he was acting strange near an exit door then started touching passengers. the faa is trying to figure out what went wrong. two men their tandem parachute failed to open. they were jumping in northern california. the bodies of those men in their early 20s were found in a vineyard. investigators say it appears the parachute did not deploy and the instructor did have a lot of experience. one of the cool things about colorado is it's not that rare to see a moose every now and then, but it is kind of rare to see one taking a dip in the lake. >> yeah, that is something you don't see every day. it

keystone resort lake. jeff cohen caught this wonderful video for us. we don't know if this moose is trying to cool of on, take a bath, maybe train in swimming to compete in the olympics. who knows what. but it made for a stunning video. >> good thing he was there to capture that. so equestrian and gymnastics, both sports we'll see played out in the olympic games. >> if you combine the two, you have to go to france. taylor will explain next in the pep

good morning everyone. the summer olympices but two athletes are competing for team usa on a different stage. they show us how they're balancing it all out. strong relationships are built on trust >> i think a lot of it becomes second nature. >> and in the sport of equestrian vaulting, trust is indispensable >> i call it gymnastics on a

>> you have to trust that that horse is always going to be there for you, that he's going to do exactly what he's supposed to do. >> there's nothing like a feeling when you're on there. you're moving with the horse and there's a connection between you and the horse. >> carly hager and haily smith. >> we a four times a week. >> their skills will take them on a journey to france where they'll represent the red, white and blue. >> it was just really hard, like dedicating your entire life to something, but it's good knowing it will be worth it in the end >> i knew i was hooked for life because it was just a cool sport. but no, the idea that it would take me overseas just never crossed my brain. >> carly and haley will be the

more than a decade. but more than winning, they hope their performance inspires others to saddle up and reach for new heights. >> i feel if people knew what vaulting was, the sport would grow tremendously, and that is my goal, is to get it well enough known. >> i think it's amazing that our sport is so unique in that we have the ability to show people something that they're not really used to. when they see the excitement in their don't know, i love it. >> for more on equestrian vaulting, just go to our website. you'll find our other

welcome back, everyone.

she says the advisory was about 10:00. >> 20 years, 300 bears, a bear rescue based out of tennessee helped save hundreds of bears in the past two decades. >> since 1996 this rescue in knoxville tennessee has been doing this working with bear cubs, releasing them into the wild. they also collar bears and track the bears about getting their overall survivors. so far they captu with all of them. the next step in the project is they're going to be using cameras to monitor the bears closely as they get used to their new environment. >> that's one of my fears. i don't know what i'd do if i came into contact with a bear. >> back away. back away. let's take a look at the forecast. out there right now we have areas of fog.

forecast for you looks sunny into this afternoon, maybe a stray shower at 6:00. enjoy your wonderful day. thank you for joining us. >> balance of power is coming up

. you've taken credit on working with the dual strategy to deal with america. there's a shipment of foreign currency on a secret air car go flight through that country. did you know t this and i think actually this is kind of old news. it was first record about seven or eight months ago as i recall. and so far as i know, it had nothing to do with any kind of hostage swap or any other at this time for at that time. it was -- tit for tat. it was something that was intended to as i'm told pay back iran for

when the shaw fell. >> so that being said, do you approve of it? . i asked this to donald

a ban or moratorium on fracking in their city limits. should they have the right to do it? should the cities, if they vote that way. >> i have been long been in favor of states and cities within states making up their own minds about whether or not they want to permit fracking. i have been supportive of that. i'm not an expert on the colorado constitution and what i'm told is that the basis for the court's decision colorado constitutional one. so i still support the right of local communities to make up their own minds about whether or not they want to permit fracking. >> does it undercut the argument that you and democrats are making that donald trump ought to release his tax returns when he can point back to tens of thousands of e-mails related to your team because they claim

that's such apples and oranges comparison. every candidate has released his tax returns and i released 33 years of my tax returns. the american people deserve to know about our taxes. and so donald trump is standing in the way of precedent that goes back on both sides of the aisle, and he clearly has something that he doesn't want us to see. i love when warren buffett said i'll bring my tax returns, you bring yours, i'll meet you any time returns. >> what kind of stuff was in those e-mails? it was all personal stuff and we said that consistently. everything i said publicly has been consistent and truthful with what i told them. so he can say whatever he wants, but the facts remain he owes the american people his tax returns. and we all are going to keep pushing him until he releases them. so a person might get mixed messages about what your

donald trump was here. how much are you going to have to compete in colorado? i'm going to fight very hard for colorado. i care a lot about colorado. i consider it a state that is helping to shape the future. i have a very high regard for your govern er, who i think -- governor who i think has been someone who understands the tough issues that states have to deal with and that i want to deal with as president. so i'm going to keep coming back to colorado. we'r 50-state campaign. we have organizers across america. there are some states like colorado that are going to get more attention than others, so you'll be seeing me. >> so it's funny you bring up governor hickenlooper. how close does he get to being your vp pick? i have a high regard for him professionally as well as personally. and i'm looking forward to working with him through the campaign and

both conventions, democrats seem to be telling a positive story about progress. republicans seem to tell a negative story. now i got to imagine that gop story does resonate. >> i'm not satisfied with the way things are. i'm not somebody who is supporting the status quo, that's why i laid out a number of very specific plans. we're going to have the highest job create job we're going to be building our infrastructure, we're going to investing in advance manufacturer. the scar of i have on was made right here from denver. and donald trump says well, we don't make things in america. he can make his ties, his suits? where in america and people can go to hilary clinton

something that i think scarce a lot of democrats. they look at donald trump and they see him not obeying any traditional rules of the campaign, not behaving like a presidential candidate typically does and the view of your candidacy is you're running a more traditional campaign with the same kind of tone. are you up to the task of taking on someone? i don't think we want to normalize the we've seen from trump in this election. i don't see someone should bully their way into the presidency. should i say i want to be the democrat that's all true. i april not going to engage in the behavior that you see from trump. and i think what more and more americans are concluding is that this is not a man who is qualified to be president and he is not fit to

the kinds of crazy statements he's making, which talk about, you know, using nuclear weapons, talking about letting people have nuclear weapons, talking about disrupting our strongest alliances, show a very weird affects for dictate ors. those are not the kind of behaviors that we want from somebody in the over al office -- oval office. so i have great ideas about what we can to to even further and i'm going to provide that contrast with someone who says one thing in colorado, something else in north dakota, insults people on a regular basis, i don't think that's what american people at the end to vote for.

no one has won more! the most dominant in olympic history and it's pure gold! >> if it' day two at the 2016 rio games. it's another hot, humid and windy day. beaches of copacabana filled with sun bathers, enjoying the wrap-up of their weekend. hi, erch mike tirico, dan patrick and i with you for the next eight hours, including