2100 block of south holly street. anyone who sees the truck is asked to call 911. the colorado state patrol asked agencies to help them catch drunk drivers this weekend and that is what happened. 18 dui arrests were made, including one that stands out. they picked up 46-year-old michael wily for her 7th dui arrest. his fifth in colorado. this time he was 1.5 times over the legal he faces charges for reckless driving and not having insurance. >> if there is any consolation in that it would be that he was taken off the street again before someone was very seriously hurt or killed. we in law enforcement continue to do what we can, that is to look for them, stop them,

street. the flash on your screen is a car exploding after a drunk driver ran a red light in citizen hit a jeep -- denver and hit a jeep so hard. the drunk driver is now on his way to prison. 9news crime and justice reporter anastasiya bolton is joining us now. the driver was so drunk he blacked out? >> reporter: we talk about drunk driving a lot but rarely do we get to seeneural views crash -- see interviews with the drivers after they crash. the driver was just sentenced to 24 years in prison for this crash off 44 and federal in august of last year. [ indiscernible ] >> they are still alive. yes, they are. [ crying ] >> anything you would like to say to them? >> i am so sorry.

irresponsible. >> reporter: at the time of the interview the driver of the car hasn't died yet. during rush hour he was driving to get food. at the time he was going to twice the legal speed limit and then blew threw stop light hitting a jeep so hard it raptured the gas tank and the jeep caught fire. the driver of the jeep died later but the passenger su >> i remember getting away from the vehicle. i thought it would blow up because it was on fire. feeling like a cowered because i was listening to my friend scream and walking away -- not walking away but -- moving as fast away as i could. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: he died in the

he does have joy in his life, a daughter who gives him purpose. >> too often we report these crashes and this is a reminder there are real people behind the crashes. >> reporter: every time. we would love people to pay attention and watch this and hopefully that stops the next person from drinking too much and driving. >> anastasiya bolton, thank a warm afternoon out there in the metro area. a few clouds. we can see them behind the city. becky ditchfield is in the backyard. 90s today? >> reporter: sure did. this weekend was so nice too. it cooled off. heat on. with us today and tomorrow before we see cooler temperatures settle back in. a live look outside. where we have partly cloudy skies right over the denver metro area.

chance for rain today or tomorrow. to the west, it will look dark because most of the showers and thunderstorms will be staying to the west. yes, they are going to try push east of i-25. we are too dry to get some of those showers going. you could see over denver it looks ominous in spots. clouds darker gray. but i am not seeing any rain at least just yet on the to the forecast into wednesday. and that is going to be coming follow a cold front. this system as it pushes across the state will bring in the bigger chance for rain wednesday, thursday and friday, and also going to be giving us cooler temperatures. we will go out of the 80s and 90s and back into the 70s. at least as we end the week before we warm up again.

where things get cooler but we get small tastes, pockets of cooler air every day or so. that trend will be continuing. we will talk about the ride, our rain chances, responsibilities for severe weather, all of that, plus what is going on across the country, while our weather forecast is stable and calm, we have rain that is still expected to hit the south, those folks don't need. we have very dry weather. and some high a lot to talk about coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. almost 3,000 people in shelters one week after rains and severe flooding submerged louisiana. new estimates indicate 60,000 homes are damaged. 106,000 people registered for

four state highways are still closed. president obama is planning to visit the disaster area tomorrow. authorities in florida are starting to release more information about 5 new cases of zika virus. the governor said three of the people effected are men, two women. florida has 36 cases of zika. law makers are asking congress for 1.9 million dollars to fight the spread of the disease and the mosquito that carries >> mosquitoes, zika, it is not republican and it is not democrat. it is an issue that effects all of us. we need it come together as one and make sure we get the proper funding so we could eradicate this and get it taken care of immediately. >> president obama requested $1.9 billion in february to develop a vaccine and control the mosquitoes. lawmakers both sides left

without approving the money. states are asking people returning from the olympics to be careful not to spread the zika virus. a warning to avoid being bitten by mosquitoes for three weeks. bites are one way it could spread. the mosquito known to transmit the virus isn't found in utah but they had an unusual case where a care giver contracted it through passed away. >> reporter: on the campaign trail, donald trump is reconsidering his promise to deport illegal immigrant and thousands of hillary clinton e- mails not turned over to investigators were found by the fbi. whether that points to wrong doing is not clear. here is nbc's steve handlesman. >> reporter: ordinary content, hillary clinton travel plans, in the first of her newly

passing along quests to see hillary clinton but the revelation she did not turn over e-mails has critics outed. >> raises questions why this took place at all. >> reporter: hillary clinton gave investigators 30,000 e- mails. her lawyers deleted the rest saying they had been private. 15,000 recovered by the fbi but the director declined to prosecute and hillary clinton is saying we support donald trump is denying a flip- flop on his vow to deport illegal immigrant. >> they are going back. going back. >> reporter: now in deep trouble with hispanic voters he met saturday with leaders and said today on fox he is not sure about deportation. >> we are working with a lot of people in the hispanic community to try and come up with an answer. >> you are not flip-flopping?

donald trump will not flip- flop. the wall? donald trump says he will definitely build it. steve handlesman nbc news, washington. >> hillary clinton says she took no action of secretary of state and nothing in her e- mails will contradict that. tim kaine will campaign in lakewood tomorrow, hosting a public. today he is in las vegas making a personal appeal at the iron workers union convention but the union has already endorsed hillary clinton. back to school day right now. do you have anything to eat? i am starving, mom. [ talking at the same time ] >> i have been in school all day. denver public school turning to

bus drivers and dispatch. >> thee hundred 95 school buses transporting 30,000 children each day. it could be a labor of love and it could be stressful. >> i believe that if they -- [ laughter ] >> got a good look at what is in here, what we do, our program, how many things we look at i think they would get transportation, the dispatch office, how busy we really are and we -- our goal is we -- we time please. we might not always please but that is our goal in getting the kids transported safely. >> 5 dispatchers are in charge of this, the buses. first day jits for everybody. the goal is to -- jitters for everybody. the school is to get kids to

one or two kids on the bus. they are once again the last one of the groups to head back to school today. we want to see pictures of your little learners so send them over. tweet a picture of the first day back to school. we might just share them on the air or online. all kinds of good ones. people are creative in the way they shoot the pictures. i wish i could redo a few ar excitement didn't last long -- >> sacked day you are over it -- second day you were over it. [ talking at the same time ] >> send them over. eyond 9. businesses are taking out terrorism insurance. >> and shares spear is coming alive -- shakespeare is coming

stocks finished lower today. the dow is down 23 points. the s&p is down 1.23 points. businesses are turning to insurance to protect against terrorism. it is new, if it is new to you

attacks in 2001 the risk insurance act was created. last 14 years providers have been required by the act to offer terrorism insurance built into their policy. as time has gone on the government has been responsible for less and less of the damages. >> the trigger right now is $100 million. so this is -- if you have buildings like the world trade center, those buildings are worth hundreds of millio dollars. terrorism insurance, that is really what the act is meant to pay for. >> any damages up to the $100 million mark are to be covered by the insurance company. they only cover acts from foreign businesses. businesses have the option to opt out. formaldehydes a colorless gas that it world health

carcinogen. last year flooring was reported to emit formaldehyde. consumer reports tested it. >> reporter: laminate flooring is less expensive than wood but there are concerns. consumer reports bought a variety of wood based flooring products and ran lab tests over the past year. >> it was a small study but laminate and engineered wood had consistently higher levels compared to prefinished solid wood samples that we tested. >> reporter: if you are putting in new flooring consumer reports says prefinished solid wood flooring is a better chance for reducing exposure. if you had laminate or engineered wood flooring there is less cause for concern because it is a chemical that will dissipate over time.

formaldehyde, special when it is new. >> reporter: to lower levels forget about using an air purifier. it won't lower the levels nor will putting a rug over your floor. open windows to let air in, washington clothing and curtains before you use them, choose wood formaldehyde use to to keep your family safe. -- to keep your family safe. >> starting next year wood products that comply with standards will be labeled. they have been dealing with dozen of lawsuits over the safety of the products. a tough day for boaters on the float down the u.s. side of

dinghies over the borders anden to canadian shores. police, security and coast guard agencies stepped into round them up and return them to michigan. >> wow! we went across the boarder and didn't -- border and didn't plan on it. all right. wind. seen good wind gusts around here. he manag town together. >> my favorite story of the

rescued as a puppy one dog in minnesota made his mark on a small town. he gets treats and rubs and attention from friends young and old. going on 12 years now. >> reporter: just around the

best characters come. >> just routine as far back as i know. >> reporter: ears up, tongue down. a wolf of a dog makes his four mile commute from lake county to town. >> everybody knows bruno. >> reporter: she has been watching this through that open corner she left in the estate listings. [ indiscernible ] >> wanders around town. >> reporter: a wanderer who starts his rounds behind the deli door. >> he waits. here you go. just always here. [ laughter ] >> reporter: here. unless he is there. city hall. frusty's ice cream. >> regular trips. on his way to the one stop.

one of the first things i heard. i had to stop my car for him to cross the street. >> town dog. >> the town dog who wandered into their lives. 12 years ago. >> a guy come in my driveway and bruno was a pup. i found your dog at the end of your driveway. i says, he ain't my dog. >> reporter: he took in the wandering stray. >> he tried to get him to stay home. i chained him up, he would almost hang himself. he just didn't want to be chained up. >> once bruno discovered state highway 84 leads to longville there was no turning back. >> there is all kinds of people he goes to visit that i don't know. >> he is our buddy.

>> we are all family now. >> we will see you tomorrow. >> we had him in the truck going through town and people are like bruno! >> yelling and waving. >> you are something. you are something. >> reporter: more friends than a newly announced lottery winner. >> okay. there is your water. >> reporter: and he needs all the friends he could get. >> i am shocked he hasn't been hit. >> he has to have a guardian angel. >> body could attest he can dodge time. >> yeah. he is getting old. he is not going to be around a lot longer. >> reporter: a dog this loved might even be in line for a monument. >> don't you buy your best friends treats? >> a special dog.

just amazing. >> reporter: another scratch, another drink. another meal. and bruno's day in town is done. the life of a dog with friends in rogue places. >> he just comes to town and visits. >> he already has his own statueimate. >> how about that -- statue. >> how about that? >> lot of folks, you get to ti going to go to town every day, he has been doing it his whole life. [ talking at the same time ] warmer this weekend. a day you want to take a walk, walk into town instead of driving maybe or something. and we could see showers as well. >> becky is next with the

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okay. nearly all the kids went back to school today. still feels like summer out there. >> i think that is the toughest part is that it is still nice outside. you want to be outside but you have to be in the classroom. >> i know. remember that as a kid, no, sumeser not over -- summer is not over yet. we have one more day like today and then it will feel like fall as we close out is in the forecast. we right now have partly cloudy skies and some spots looks ominous. you can see the dark clouds over the denver metro area right now. temperatures today with the sunshine got up to 91 degrees. that is above the average high of 86. and thank goodness not record setting. the record high of 98 still

in 1960. we have upper 80s and low 90s in the eastern plains. a mixture of 50s and 60s and 70s for the mountains. upper 70s in the western slope. here outside 9news partly cloudy skies. no rain. actually warm outside. we are at 87. so again another day very similar to today on tap for tomorrow. what we are watching, of course is all of this rain that is in parts of the state. believe it or not we actually out right over dia. a tiny one. boy, location is everything. right? one isolated shower that is in the eastern plains. the only two that have made their way east of i-25. the rest of the moisture is over the mountains. northern and central mountains seeing light rain showers. scattered from steamboat springs to crested butte.

showers and thunderstorms through gunnison and to the southwest. gunnison just recorded earlier this afternoon half inch size hail in the area. so those storms more powerful across the central and southern mountains than what we are seeing east of i-25. storms today not expected to be severe. under just a risk for general thunderstorms. and again most of the rain that monsoon flow has been limited and pushed off to the southeast. in places like louisiana, mississippi, alabama, those southern states that do not need the moisture. we are not talking about a lot of heavy rain for those folks. the next couple days, new orleans could see a 10th of an inch of rain. showers spotty. same for panama city.

through the area. but this is not a big deal compared to what we saw weeks ago. to our north, a different story. we are hot. we are dry. we are windy. all of that creates this high fire danger for some states around our region. doesn't extend into colorado but the red flag warnings for parts of wyoming, east into the nebraska panhandle and parts those -- dakotas and seeing those into montana ask indiana. -- and idaho. a lot of different scenarios across the country. the severe conditions, none of those happening in our state. we are considering ourselves lucky here. even over the next couple days. changes, i will show you our chances for rain. showers minimal east of i-25 into the evening. most of us stay very dry.

they will start to retreat to the west past 9:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m. tonight same for all of the rain in the central and southern mountains. showers pick up again once we get to late tomorrow morning. and into tomorrow afternoon. they will take over the same pattern as today starting in the southwest mountains, working north. as you look to the west tomorrow, dark skies from showers and thunderstorms in the foothills. here in denver most of what we see tomorrow will be us. what we are watching tomorrow, though, is a cool front moving in and timing is everything. it is expected late tuesday -- expected late tuesday afternoon and tuesday evening. once it arrives we have cooler temperatures and along the front we are expecting to see an increase in chances for rain. so for your forecast, this

across the front range. tonight we are dropping to 58 degrees. skies clear. we will be mild. winds out of the west at 5 to 10 miles per hour. getting into tomorrow, afternoon highs, 85. sunny start to the day. clouds move in in the afternoon. cold front pushes through. and then things change. winds behind the front outlet of the northeast 5 -- out of the northeast, 5 to 10 miles per hour. and a big temperature drop. kids will feel much more like it is on wednesday. 75 will be the high. we have a chance for a light shower in the afternoon and on thursday. 77 the high. isolated shower or thunderstorm friday afternoon. high of 79. and then as we continue to dry out we warm back up. at this point on saturday we have a chaps for a couple of showers -- chance for a couple showers and thunderstorms in

a simple forecast. i was saying earlier today it is boring but that is okay. just a couple showers and a cool off is good enough for me. >> sometimes in life we need slow and steady. >> here is my light umbrella for the light showers. >> there you go. good luck with that -- [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. there are new lights near the cu boulder campus meant to make the area safer for students. in the university hill neighborhood near the the city spent $2 million on new street lights in the places that have been dark and difficult to navigate. >> that is great because a lot of kids are walking here at night. i mean it was dark here last year i remember and i think the heights would increase safety -- lights would increase safety. >> voters approved a community culture and safety tax.

9 more days a rare artifact worth millions would be viewed at cu boulder art museum. >> an original of shakespeare's 36 plays. including 18 that have never been printed before. this copy printed in 1623 is one of 233 in existence. the book is on its first tour of since shakespeare's death. scenes like this is once in a life time opportunity. >> the first folio is the reason that we know who shakespeare is today. published 7 years after his death. without the book we would have lost 18 of his plays. including a comedy of errors,

events related to the first folio, including performances and lectures. it runs through next wednesday. incredible. right here. >> wow! who knew -- [ talking at the same time ] the games in rio are over. the problems for ryan lochte are just getting started. >> and two runners who missed out on medals because of a

the party is over. the streets are empty after 16 rio today after huge party for the closing ceremonies. workers collected garbage around the stadium, the beach, almost deserted. the rain doesn't help much. it will keep raining through tomorrow. >> i know. it is like weather held up too. so many beautiful sunny days. >> i bet the locals are happy. >> okay. >> we can breathe now. hang out.

too long. all right. the games might be over but the problems are not over for ryan lochte. speedo and ralph lauren announced they are sending sponsorship with him after he admit he lied to police in rio about being held by gun point with three other swimmers. speedo said we cannot condone the behavior. they plan to donate $50,000 of ryan lochte's fee to the save the children charity. matt lauer lochte to talk about everything that happened. >> i -- i let my team down and, you know, i wanted to be there -- i don't want them to think that i left and left them dry because, i mean, they are my teammates. i wanted to be there. and i wanted to help out any way i could.

before i came out and talked and, you know, i am just really sorry -- i am embarrassed for myself, my family, especially those guys. u.s.a. swimming. the whole olympic games. everyone watching. it is just -- i was immature and i made a stupid mistake. i am human. i made definitely learned from this. >> nbc sports says the scandal could cost ryan lochte millions and millions in lost endorsements. >> all right. switching gears to honorable athletes. they went to compete. two runners who showed us the games are about more than winning and getting medals are receiving medals of their own.

5,000-meter race. abbey fell. clipped nikki. she felt a hand on her shoulder because she had stopped to help her rival get back up. sadly her knee was badly hurt. she returned returned the favor till the two crossed the finish line today and it was announced today together both will receive a medal for those honors that showed sportsmanship. the committee announced the olympic history. >> very impressed. one of the best moments we had. >> everybody remembered it. one of those crushing moments. >> video will be played over and over -- [ talking at the same time ] >> neat. yeah. just pure. you know it was from the heart. reaction. incident reaction. radio business you take off the whole summer? >> yeah. big deal -- [ talking at the same time ] >> like a student.

hang out at the pool -- [ talking at the same time ] >> we were at the olympics. >> at the olympics? all summer. >> yeah. [ talking at the same time ] >> before that in training? >> no. yeah. >> yeah. yeah. thought about it. >> yes. yes. >> how are you -- [ talking at the same >> you sthenstory -- seen the story of the baby born on the airplane -- [ talking at the same time ] >> tell us about it. >> it was on a flight from dubai to the philippines. if you are born on an airplane you get free airfare on that airline forever in dubai. >> okay. >> that is awesome.

>> should. >> yeah. >> super cool. steve knows somebody who got a life time supply of mop and glow. >> she didn't win but she got the consolation prize of a life time supply of mop and glow -- >> they give it to you all at once. >> ration it out for the rest of your >> it was for life, though. >> sweet. >> you just have to find a place to store it. okay. >> there is that too. >> yeah. >> okay. >> most people would recommend somebody that close to having a baby shouldn't be flying but let's not just. [ talking at the same time ] >> typically -- >> i call that strategy. good strategy. >> okay. good. all right.

we missed you and you look fit and relaxed. >> thank you for having us back. >> thank you. >> catching the kisses. that is weird. okay. >> okay. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> good to have them back. >> i know. i wonder where they really were. our science guy steve spangler is dried f riding a wet float on saturday. >> so after being wet and wild he is coming to the backyard and has something -- there it is. giant smoke rings. >> looking good?

of all the things i think of steve doing i don't think

>> i parade guy. >> a parade. >> for 30 years i lived in littleton and we always watched the western welcome week parade. i am always the guy cheering on the side with the kids. i told my wife we should be in the parade and one of our employees said let's do it. we were in the parade and we got video. look at this. crazy. we are on this float. there is liquid nitrogen explosions and clouds going in the air and then we had smoke rings flying at people. it was a mess. >> that is why you -- [ talking at the same time ] >> they had pitty on us. this guy -- [ talking at the same time ] >> all the great 9news viewers watching. this was on the float. carly is over here helping us out -- [ talking at the same time ] >> look at this. normally i do this with a trash can. come over here.

weather and science day. when we pull back like this it shoots air. as you are watching you can see she has smoke going into the front here like this. that will shoot all the smoke therein and then that fast moving air creates this area of low pressure. you get this microburst. a smoke ring that shoots out. how is it looking? watch watch this. ready? bam! is that great? just -- isn't that beautiful.don't worry it is not going to hit you. it will go over your head. don't worry. it is not going to get you. see? i am doing -- [ talking at the same time ] >> is this great? don't move on me. don't move. [ talking at the same time ] >> no.

bam! i got you. you have anymore smoke? craziest thing. what we are trying to teach kids about science, what a fun way to do it. did they forecast the wind -- >> the wind is my friend. >> see you lucked out. hey, hey, run at her, smoke her that way. perfect. all of this -- kim, back to school time. teachers all across the state are trying to get kids excited about ie so excited they watch 9news at 4:00 p.m. because we have this incredible library of all these cool things to do. >> this is great. thank you. >> fun? >> smoke it again. go, go, go. run away. try to run. it won't happen. ready? >> all right. >> did you see -- bam. that was nice. >> hit me with your best shot.

great. >> bye. >> www.9news.com.

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all right. both mark sanchez and many broncos fans are right, mark sanchez did not have a good game on saturday. broncos head coach gary kubiak announced today trevor siemian will start as quarterback this saturday against the los angeles rams. that is two pre-season starts in a row for trevor siemian although it doesn't look like they committed on a starter. broncos insider mike klis have more at 5:00 p.m. >> someone has to stand out -- [ talking at the same time ] >> good and bad when you have -- >> i know. >> the chandler wealed in a -- wheeledane whopper. look at -- wheeled in a whopper. look at that thing. hard to believe. really hard to believe. >> unbelievable.

the fish makes him look small. >> it does. we will have to ask our, like, 9news photographer, whether it is legit or not. [ talking at the same time ] >> if that the the case, that is -- if that is the case, that is >> there is a lot to think about. >> unbelievable. >> never been fishing in my life. >> you have not? >> no. no. grew up near the ocean and never been fishing. >> what happened? >> i am not -- i don't have enough patience. too fidgety. i will eat the fish they catch. >> you could sit there -- [ talking at the same time ] >> talk to people -- >> relax.

kidding. >> okay. [ talking at the same time ] >> you have to spend the day with reno -- [ talking at the same time ] >> he will have you putting these things on the hook -- >> did wilson chandler eat the fish? >> there are lots of questions we need to sort out. >> good tasting fish? >> i don't know. >> big flavor. [ laughter ] >> okay. that does it. >> that is it for us. we don't know

next at 5:00 p.m. a suspect rams into a police car, takes off. >> you are presenting a great danger to the public. >> that is not the end. also ahead a loss outside the pool. ryan lochte is losing sponsors. what the olympian is saying about his actions in rio and crocodiles set free. inside a high next on 9news. >> this is 9news. >> a dui crack down over the weekend led to 18 arrests. they got several agencies to increase patrols to seek out drunk drivers. police put one man in jail. 9news reporter ryan haarer. >> reporter: you would think getting one dui would be enough to stop you from getting behind

this guy. he got picked up on saturday for his 7th dui. >> saturday night from 9:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m. >> reporter: in that time they would pull over and arrest 18 people for driving under the influoresce. disturbing considering why -- influence. disturbing considering who they for dui. 5 in colorado, twice in wyoming. he doesn't have an active driver's license. >> if there is any consolation in that i guess it would be that he was taken off the street again before someone was very seriously hurt or killed. >> reporter: he was drunk. 1.5 times the legal limit. this being his fifth arrest in colorado he faces the felony