good morning - happy tuesday. gary and tarhonda here with you this morning. marty's here too -- it's nice now, but it's going to get pretty warm out there today... delta airlines plans

flights today.. they're still recovering from a power outage in atlanta that crashed their computer system.

thousands of passengers were stranded. today - the power company involved says-- it was delta's equipment - not theirs - that caused the outage. delta says they will continue to offer refunds and vouchers to passengers who are affected. former illinois governor rod blagojevich will be back in federal court this morning. he's currently serving a 14 year sentance in a colorado prison for corruption charges -- including trying to sell president a' llinois. blagojevich has served four years already. he will be resentenced today because some of the original charges were thrown out after an appeal. three girls died after drowning in a swimming pool in pueblo. two of the girls were sisters. the third-- was their babysitter. the girls were swimming at a mobile home park in pueblo yesterday. police say the two sisters -- age 3 and 5 -- were with their 17-year-old babysitter.

watching the girls -- and they're still trying to figure out exactly what went wrong... the pool ranges from two to 8 feet deep -- there are signs posted, but residents say that's not enough... police have not confirmed whether the children were residents in the mobile home community. a 14-year-old autistic girl from westminster girl will be waking up in her home this morning. she un walking her dog sunday night. alice caver and her dog "chip" were missing for more than 20 hours. police say her mother would routinely drop her off at a park near her home and allow her to walk the dog home. she never made it back sunday night. volunteers spread out across the area searching for the teen. monday afternoon, she walked into a great clips hair salon in superior. it was more than six miles from where she disappeared. stylist natalie ber-zoza

knew what to do. the teenager told police her dog got away. she chased it, hurt her ankle and then fell asleep in a field. caver was taken to a hospital to be checked out - doctors say she's okay... but her dog "chip" is still missing. a bicyclist who died while competing in boulder's ironman race-- veered outside of the designated racing lane. colorado state patrol says the woman -- 34-year- old michelle walters -- swerved out of the race lane and into traffic along highway 36 north. troopers say she was sideswiped -- and later hit by a truck's back tire. this is the second year in a row someone has died during the boulder

water slide in kansas city - died of a neck injury. the child was 10 year old caleb schwab - the son of a kansas state representative. he was riding the world's tallest water slide at the schlitterbahn water park. it could take months to figure out exactly what went wrong. the water park will reopen on wednesday, but the slide will remain closed indefinitely. if you're having issues registering your child for denver public schools -- join the club. the deadline to register is the 15th. but d-p-s officials say their system has been acting up. they say -- if parents haven't used the online system in the past year, their account will be gone, causing delays in this year's registration process. some parents signing up with new accounts are also experiencing delays. denver public schools says they are working on the issue and contacting parents. if you have any questions - you can call the parent portal hotline. the phone number

school do still offer paper registration as well. on the campaign trail today... a new group of republicans is rejecting donald trump. and hillary clinton is facing a lawsuit from families of two americans who died in benghazi.. tracie potts is in washington with the latest challenges the candidates are facing..

wrongful death lawsuit by the parents of two americans who died in benghazi. they accuse her of defamation and mishandling classified information that led terrorists to the location. the clinton campaign points out nine investigations have cleared her. missy franklin was london's golden girl: winning four gold medals in her first olympic

in the trials - and last night, in the semifinals of the 200 meter freestyle - franklin finished last. she says she tried her hardest -- but feels horrible letting her team down. and olympic rookie lilly king is not shy.. the team usa swimmer took gold in the 100 meter breast stroke yesterday -- and immediately made it a point to speak out against doping. her opponent - russia's yulia efimova - has been accused of doping in the past. king says it felt ed that she won as a clean athlete. efimova was greeted with booing -- and later said she knows doping was a mistake. we'll have much more from rio -- including a tour of the famous copacabana beach -- coming up at 5. by now, you've probaly seen it all over the olympics -- and all over social media. people are seeing spots -- a lot of them -- on various olympic athletes.

it's called cupping --- a chinese therapy hundreds of years old that uses glass cups and suction to help circulate blood and relieve muscle tension. patients say the therapy reduces inflammation, loosens tight muscles and relieves pain. the results might look strange ... but athletes like phelps will use whatever tool necessary on the road to gold. lutheran medical center in wheat ridge has a special health and wellness center for alternative medicine. most health insurance companies do not cover the cupping therapy. the bridges health and wellness center charges 95-dollars for the initial 90 minute session and 65- dollars for each

a fire burning in southern

a fire burning in southern california is forcing more people to evacuate today... the united states still has a sizeable lead in the medal count this morning. we currently have 19 total medals... five gold... seven silver... and seven bronze. the next closest

more people are

california continues to grow... the so-c "pilot fire" started on sunday -- and has burned about 45- hundred acres so far. it's spreading through the san bernardino mountains -- and is only 5 percent contained right now. investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the blaze. people who lost everything in the west virginia floods back in june - have broken ground on a brand new community. it's called hope village. 40 families will build there.. they were the ones to dig up the first shovels fulls of dirt. more than 12- hundred homes were wiped out by

the federal aviation administration is hiring -- and it's expected to be a very competitive field. and more and more parents are budgeting for child care -- and it's taking up a big chunk of their

parents are adding a new line to their budget - for child care. a new survey by care dot com found that 54 percent of familes - spend more than ten

the survey also found that nearly three quarters of all families have some sort of budget specifically for child care. if you're in the market for a new job, here's an option--- the federal aviation administration is looking to hire about 14-hundred people. they're looking to fill positions for entry-level air traffic controllers. applications will be accepted until august 15th. it's a very competitive field. .. but worth it. once you get through training, the average salary is about 118- nearly half of the people in the u-s, will be diagnosed with cancer in our lifetime. it's a scary thought - but new technology is allowing doctors to diagnose cancer earlier. now - a "cancer moonshot" program is trying to take that to the next level - and find a cure. the c-u cancer center is part of the "moonshot project"- led by vice president joe biden.

this "moonshot" doesn't require space travel. but it does have its own set of challenges. at cu cancer center doctors know genes and proteins influence many types of cancers... but in the past, they could only get information on a select few patients. now - sharing information across a super data base is the power behind the project. project orien, spelled o-r-i-e-n, and it's still enrolling patients. the name stands for oncology research information exchange network. it's spelled different than the orion constellation -- but it was meant as a play on the word. the idea of new discoveries in unchartered areas. see pink- remember: buddy check 9. today is the day

your monthly self breast exam- and then tell a buddy to do the same. doctors recommend getting mammogram every year after you turn 40. we spoke to denver's first lady mary louise lee about the importance of getting tested and knowing your body. mary louis lee will be singing the national anthem for the third year at the race for the cure. there's still time to joint the 5-k race... it's on september 25th. 23-thousand people participated last year. the breast care center is open today for walk in appointments for mammograms.

joseph's hospital on marion street in denver. they're open from 7:30 this morning through four this afternoon. ok broncos fans - it won't be long now. coming up, we'll preview the first

two months after being shot in the leg in a dallas

cornerback aqib talib returned to the practice field monday. talib is expected to be ready to go for the start of the season on september eighth. but police are still investigating the early morning hours of june fifth. talib either got shot by somebody else--or accidentally shot himself. whichever it is--he's not telling anyone. and later this week -- you won't get to see talib... but you'll be able the team in action at soldier field this thursday on channel 20. our coverage begins with a special edition of broncos tonight at 5-30...

this bear made himself right at home. a couple north carolina came home

snacking away - on birdseed - in their backyard. he was sprawled out on the railing - looking like he didn't have a care in the world. the couple eventually used pots and pans to scare the the bear away. a school building is getting moved back to its original home. but the way it's being moved -- is not something you see everyday. 44 oxen are doing the heavy lifting. it's pretty appropriate given the fact the school on wheels was built in vermont back in 1823. the oxen are moving it back to its original location to become a new addition to a museum. that's going to do it for 9news at 4:30... but we have a lot more news and