you know, he is now the oldest to win an olympic gold medal. michael phelps is 31 years. and 41 days. but who keeps specific track of how old they are? >> i do. 15,850 days. today. >> of course. >> yes. >> of course you do. >> and our favorite moment, the one a lot of people are talking about, maybe not favorite but the one people are talking about, the moment, oh, yes, uh- huh, no, no, he was like >> no one is taking this from me. not this time. >> no. >> he was beat out in london in the 200 fly. he has owned this event. and he was coming back with a vengeance. >> you could tell he was thinking of nothing but doing this race again, in this moment, and against these competitors. and getting that medal that he wanted so bad back in londen. >> and we have seen the fierce side of michael phelps but the side. his son is baby boomer and fiance nicole and they are reacting and he said many times as he had the press conference in the last week, how much it means to him that his son gets to be part of this history and we will get to look back at the pictures some day, knowing he was in the stands when his dad retired. now on that note, he says he is going to retire. he said that after london, too. but ryan locky said, i don't think he is going to retire. you watch. he is coming back. and when swimming like that, why wouldn't he? >> but more racing to do il and then when he is done, maybe he can go around and take in some of the sights. and on a clear day, when you go around rio, and that's not the case on this rainy day, you can see one of the seven new wonders of the world, watching over the city of rio. >> it is something that you have to experience in life as well. >> matthew howard and his wife found themselves in a magical land. >> you have to completely come up the entire top of brazil clouds. >> face to face. >> the redeemer. with christ the redeemer. one of the new seven wonders of the world. >> it is it totally different than watching it on tv. >> it really is totally different seeing it up close and personal. about 98 feet tall. 26 extra feet if you include the pedestal. so it it is just an incredible thing. you've got to see when you're in ri >> we had to at least take you away in that way. and we are keeping a close eye on the colorado olympians, there are a lot of them, usa track and field now in the how. and ema coburn from colorado has arrived in rio. and she is already training of course. and ema grew up in a small mountain town and went to cu boulder and still strains in boulder and -- trains in boulder and fun to watch. >> she starts racing this saturday and it looks like she is ready to do impressive mallory pew from colorado. she is now the youngest to score an olympic game for u.s. soccer and 18 at the end of the summer, hanging out with friends and you have a conversation, and so mallory, i was snap chatting and was thinking about what kind of summer you had? >> i graduated from high school and got named to the soccer team and then was the youngest to score a goal it is pretty fun. >> and marty, i heard you making fun of our hair and it is like 412% humidity so you do why now to be honest, i didn't make fun of your hair. i just made fun of matt's hair. because it it is up there. >> and rightfully so. >> yes. >> it is right at six feet. 26 feet. right at the pedal, like the the world, right here. >> no argument there. great to see you guys. fantastic to see you guys. and on the stormy day, good to see you inside and around here, and down in cheryl's usual neck of the woods, castle rock. a great evening. a couple of thunderstorms in that part of the city, and deanna, a gorgeous double rainbow through the evening: red flag warnings from moffett county in colorado and central and new mexico. and flash flood watches in effect. so from noon to 8:00 today, from craig all the way up to the wyoming border, and then through central wyoming, we are going to have high fire danger today. and we could actually have a couple of thunderstorms there. but as you guys know, you get a storm and not much rain and lightning, and that's a bad combination. >> that's the issue, hasn't it. >> oh, my goodness. >> thanks, marty. >> matt, so funny. shy talk. -- i should talk. 9 minutes after 6:00. the last place you would expect to see a dog. and we will tell you how ferry passengers helped save the life of this cast-away. >> first, this morning we are double winners. winners in the overall medal count and winners when it comes to the gold category. u.s. continues to dominate in the u.s. olympic medal count. china is in second with 17 medals and japan with 14 and russia with 12 and australia with 9. the u.s. is leading china in total golds by just we are having some fun with matt and joe, about humidity level in row yes, with matt and cheryl, and -- in rio, and with astronaut and cheryl, and not that much different in denver. and there are periods of rain off and on throughout the day. if you're with us throughout the day and you see matt and cheryl live, you're generally not going to see much sun until late in the afternoon. at best. so several areas of showers, forecast, for most of the venues around rio today. with the temperatures in the 70s for the day. colorado. and high humidity levels. in fact, in eastern colorado, it is just about the same humidity as it is in rio de janiero. right now. the stormy conditions down through arizona and new mexico today. the flash flood watch that i just showed you. and the thunderstorms now moving through through the grand junction area. lightning to start off your day. we will finish the afternoon with lightning storms and small areas of thunderstorms, cutting across, especially from grand county, south, and here through the metro area, and they kind of fizzle out a little today, and best are you going to do, i think down low, is perhaps a quarter of an inch of rain. if you get a shower. in the mountains, you may be able to get up to a half of an inch on a local basis. 90s early in the y. with 70s and 80s, in the mountains. and storms have started in the west. they continue to cut across the state during the afternoon. and evening. and with highs today, in the lower to middle 90s for the front range. and very sultry over the with all of the clouds in the mountains today. sunny early on. the afternoon rain and thunderstorm, the pattern that goes right into the early part of the evening. and knock that out of here by 8:30 tonight. and crank it up tomorrow at 89 degrees. and on track for slightly cooler air friday and saturday and still confine the storms to the afternoon, and a pretty good chance for a storm saturday, and a little less so, coming up, on sunday. we got a big problem on 225, it is a new crash, sky 9 is over 225, southbound, at blocking the far right shoulder and it looks like very close to the far right lane. and two lanes of traffic, three lanes of traffic getting by in the southbound stretch, now that everybody has pushed to the shoulder. it will cause a backup. and we will have more in the next 20 to 30 minutes. let's plan around and use the cherry creek dam road as an alternate. and up north, it is a standard beginning across highway 7 and i-25. looking at the c-dot cams, 6th glare today. eastbounders have not quite slowed down yet. a 10 minute commute from golden to downtown. and accidentwise, 225 along yosemite and speeds 44 miles an hour and 45 as you make the approach to 104th and it is a pretty standard delay. and westbound at steel street, temporary slowdowns but thank goodness it cleared out before the heat of the rush hour kicked in. >> that is good. amelia, thank you. the denver, meant to preserve the natural prairie land near the city and you can now use it. >> we have more from pena boulevard and 56th avenue this morning. and tarhonda, anybody can use this space, right? >> absolutely. that is what it is here for. they want people to use it. 198 acres. the largest open space in denver and the newest as it is officially open to the public. we want to show you where we are on the map. rocky mountains arsenal to the left of us to the west. to the east is pena boulevard. to the south, it is 56th avenue. so looking at that map, you can kind of tell. back out here live, looking toward that fence that you are seeing, that is the arsenal that we were talking about. that is to the west. so this strip of land actually pretty long, pretty big, and very ready for your use. scott gilmore is here now. he is with denver parks and recreation. good morning, scott. >> good morning. >> quite the accomplishment you guys have doing this. but what was going on in this area before you kind of >> so i actually live in the neighborhood. and i would come out here and walk my dogs along the old buckley road and people were dumping and coming out here, and they were trashing the area. and so i actually contacted kim day with the airport and said hey, let's think about possibly, you know, denver parks would like to manage this area, and we know how to take care of property like this. >> that is exactly what are you doing. and now if we walk on over here, we can look back and see all of the trees, it looks beautiful and what is back here? actually an old trailer park, and on the other side of that, that's why the trees are there, first of all, but on the other side of that, the additional trees are along first creek. and first creek is one of the main tributaries that runs through here and joins up with sand creek. but that is where the bald eagles actually roost during the winter and pretty exciting and beautiful. >> we can walk back here and see this. what is the mission to connect neighborhoods to this? >> so one exciting things, million trail to connect green valley ran tox this area. and we just recently got a grant to create an access point at first creek, so people can move all the way from piccadilly to the border of denver and they will be able to ride their bikes into the rocky mountains arsenal. >> scott gill more with denver parks and recreation, thank you very much. and this is all here for the taking. if you want to come out and ex explore it, open from sun up to sundown and the largest open also the newest. and quite an accomplishment, given the fact that, you know, like scott said, some people weren't really valuing the land, and now, it is really being used for its original purpose and preserving the >> a new beautiful place to explore. >> right here in denver. >> kind of cool. >> tarhonda, thank you. 6:19. a picture is worth a thousand words. which is a good thing. because it is pretty hard to describe michael phelps dominance in rio. >> love the pictures though. this one might do it. what do you think mind right now. >> yeah. >> tweet us a caption to the picture and we will try to the kansas city water park where the 10-year-old boy was killed over the weekend will reopen today. the water slide at sclitterbahn water park trying to figure out exactly routinely discriminate against black and repeatedly use excessive force and not adequately held accountable, that is the gist of a scathing report by the justice department about one of the country's largest police forces. the report is a year-long investigation in violent crime in baltimore after it hit a record high in the last year, as communities clashed with the police department after the death of predy gray in april of 2015. -- freddie gray in april of 2015. a medical middle of his drive home. and he likely would have died if it was not for his car. that story in a moment. but first, let's check in with harty and amelia. >> and a lot of people are talking about the perseid meteor showers. right now you can see the meteors in the weekend. but the peak is friday morning. midnight to 5:00 a.m. and this year, we can actually have some bursts up to 200 per hour. the trick is, will you be able to see them? clouds are going to be fairly thick over eastern colorado. and in central colorado. with a few clouds around the area. friday morning, if you really want to see the perseid burst, head west, into western colorado, and that's where we will have the clear skies. >> i want to see the perseid burst. >> that's cool. >> and sky 9 is over 225, and southbound, at yosemite, where a three-car crash blocks the right shoulder. and no lanes are blocked. four lanes of traffic are now squeezing by. but it is already starting to impact the drive southbound, coming from the south side parker road. and excellent alternate route, is the cherry creek dam road and running smoothly for now, deatmissouri man credits it for saving his life. josh was in the middle and sta feel an intense pain. he was suffering a pulmonary embolism and itpu much in, he wasn't able to concentrate on driving and trusted the car's auto pilot to get him to the hospital. >> if something like i become unconscious, or incapacitated while driving, i am not going to cross over the and am into somebody or slam >> the caa w blocks of the ?! abthe rest of the way, and it quired hi to do with the excruciating ry pain. >> incredible story. >> really something. michael phelps let his swming do the talking health workers in denver are being monitored this morning, after it was found they could have been exposed to a potentially serious disease. >> good morning, boulder fire rescue has referred a donation of 10 pet oxygen masks and how these can save your pet, help save your pet's life after a house fire. >> great stair. >> and that moment where you realize due mess with the greatest olympian of all me that if you want to tweet us and talk about them later. 6:31 right now. good morning, gary, corey with you, halfway through the week and marty ins us, o,d ?t marty, itsounlike the day could be like day. miin heat. and yey iserdave degrnot quite stormy start in western colorad silverton, telluride area, some thunderstorms there and also getting some storms going in great shot from our web cam, t in the grand valley, just a littleit o. i had a beautil rainbow on that. the rain shafbit there. and the sun coming up over the horizon here in denver. and it is clthe day. but we are anticipating thunderstorms, to start from the west, and head our way, and then kind of the nice narrow monsoon wind pattern. cutting through the front range, and then up i-76, later in the afternoon. and rain, it will be good, for a few of us, this afternoon. an clouds, and a little bit of wind. it is actually going to be a little heavier on the plains. and then in the mountains areas, down through southwestern colorado, where southbound 225 at yosemite where four cars are blocking the right shoulder and people walking around outside of the vehicles exchanging information. that's why the backups have gone now past parker road. add sun glare in the opposite direction, and this is one of the hot spots in our drive, let's take a look at the c-dot camera on the ground level, quite a bright start as we peek outside and the sun rays and the southbound stretch of traffic through at 10 to 15 miles an hour. and the big picture of our drive here g and i-70 and c-470 all clear, and this is the one highway accident that we are focused in on, across 225, and that delay, is now 17 minutes and average speeds at 41 and don't forget, today and tomorrow, i-70 closes down through glenwood canyon and we have all of the details on twitter and basically corey, the large helicopters for rock fall mitigation work. >> thank you, amelia. denver health is monitoring some of its health care workers hospital says they might have been contagious from as far back as may and at this time only staff that cared for the patient may have been exposed. denver's public health department adds that most people exposed to tb do not get infected and only those sick with symptoms can give tb to others. caught drinking and driving six times. but no jail time for a colorado man. who insists on drinking and then getting behind the wheel. >> youar pen. are you looking at me, not the pen. >> and that video from the aurora police officer body camera as he conducted a sobriety test on doyle carmack back in march. despite the record, the repeat offender was not given any jail time. just probation and 75 hours of community service. and five of carmack's previous dui convictions were in missouri and those convictions do count in colorado, but they do not require jail time. under the new felony colorado drinking law. prosecutors say colorado law just doesn't go far enough. >> i think that our 1-year-old felony dui law, which i think was a step in the right direction, doesn't go far enough on a couple of levels. >> the exact condition of carmack's probation are not clear, not long after he was arrested by police, he bounded out of jail and never went back. and when a fire breaks out at a home, firefighters have one main goal, make sure everyone gets out alive and that members of our families and now boulder firefighters are getting some new tools to help save the lives of our pets. and 9 news reporter colleen ferreira is live in boulevard ther morning, and are you getting a first-land look at some of e equipment. >> these are pes. and boulder fire rescue has received 10 of them from a donation. these can save your pet's life. pets really impacted by smoke inhalation, and it can cause them to stop breathing very quickly, and so a mask like could just buy them time until we can get them to an animal hospital. we will go to kim scott and you brought beautiful hazel wi this morning with an oxygen mask and lk through how this would work yourpe?it is in >>be able to carry pets in the house,which many people in boulder do, it would bring the pet outside and attach? this oxygen mask to them. and now, mb unconscious, so we will try it here with hazel, and what we would do is put the mask ov the dog's snout, over their nose and their mouth. and then attach the long tubing here, to the oxygen. so that would provide them oxygen like we do with humans ?? and if they needed cpr, we are able to provide pet cpr as well and then get them quickly transported to a pet hospital. and to be able to help the pets out there, it is something that a lot of people, we want to get out and the pets are part of the family. >> they are. >> and ten of these come into boulevarder. >> and are you so fortunate to have them. >> and it it is just another addition for us to be able to help our people, our people and pets in our community. >> thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> hazel, thank you, too. >> i know we bonded a few minutes ago. >> and gary, there are not any official statistics with w many pets die in house fires each year but some of the rescue, they pulled up and it can show up to 50,000 pets a year and things like this, the new pet oxygen masks and can truly help save our pet's life. >> we are always hearing about pets in trouble and fires for sure. colleen, thank you for that. and 6:37 right now. to politics, and donald trump, is blaming faulty interpretations and media bias for the uproar over some comments that he made yesterday. he was speaking to a crowd in north carolina. essentially abolish the second amendment. by the way, if she gets to pick -- if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people may be there is, i don't know. >> democrats pointed out that clinton has never said she wants to abolish the second amendment. and they are accusing trump of openly encouraging violence. senator elizabeth warren tweeted a death threat. a top trump advisor told nbc news that trump wasn't suggesting someone shoot clinton. hes lking about secoendment supporters excising wer. ras over. > today, hillary clinton peed to talk about her a campai@ rain barrels that is. starting today coloradans can use rain barrels to collect water. 110-gallon capacity is the maximum and only use it outdoors and the barrels have to be covered to prevent them from becoming a mosquito pit and there might be some rain later today for people to start collecting. >> maybe a modest way to begin your collection so to speak. for us, over the last couple of days, we have had some cool images come through, and some of the most photographed clouds and those are the little downdrafts on the backside of a thunderstorm. we do have a nice healthy monsoon wind moving into the state today. we already have thunderstorms going into the west. and flash flooding is a concern. in arizona and new mexico. and fire danger from central wyoming, into moffett county, in colorado. from noon to 8:00 today. could get a couple of high- based on thunderstorms. some lightning and some wind. but not a lot of rain to go along with it. dangerous combination. >> it it is. mart and amazing rescue at sea, and the cameras were rolling. passengers on the ferry off the coast of massachusetts, spotted a dog, spimming for its life -- swimming for its life. the boat was too high off the water to rescue the dog themselves, but they were able to flag down a nearby fishing boat, and the people in the boat were able to save the dog. >> not quite the catch they were thinking of day. >> that poor dog, i wonder how it got there in that situation. >> lucky that the fishermen the greatest olympian of all time and he has the medals to prove. it even though he says it is the last olympics, we will talk about the influence of michael phelps on swimming for years to with the pictures, this is from castle rock, the storm down in the area, and a great double rainbow from deanna place. thank you very much for sharing. remember, your take, on www.9news.com, where you can share that picture. a warm start to the morning by 10:00, over 80 degrees for folks working outside today. low 90s for you. throughout much of the afternoon. storms are going to hold off until very late in the day. >> thank you, marty. we are getting out and checking our drive classes are back in session for aurora, adams and douglas county. kids are out in the crosswalks and the school zones are back in effect. live views at 25 and university. plenty packed in. southbound 25 at 15 miles an hour for your average speed south of broadway. across the maps shall the biggest issue here in the denver metro area is the southbound 225 accident, right around yosemite. four cars block off that far right shoulder. the delays go past parker, though, and the cherry cream back to the metro view here, gary, one quick note. looking into this. reports along i-25 near highway 52. and there is a load dropped from a semi truck and the right lane blocked. more details in a few minutes. >> we will check back with you on that, thanks. >> 6:45 right now. and you could not write a more dramatic ending to michael phelps legendary swimming career. he is tearing it up at the olympics in rio. and cheryl and matt are joining us once again from olympic park this morning and a lot to say first, people are talking about the water there. and not the ocean water this time. >> no, for once, it is not about the ocean, you know, there are two pools inside the diving venue, supposed to be the same color. they are not am and we are getting be a -- they are not, and we are getting an explanation. a proliferation of algae but not making the divers sick. >> unless you're allergic to algae. maybe not the best thing to be jumping in. >> good point. and that would be a lot of algae. just a little fact for you. that pool has 600,000 gallons of water in it. and it just happens to be bright green. >> bright green, like saint patrick's day green. i like the variation. i think they ought to do it every day, change the color of the day for the olympic rings and green and red and blue and black and they should probably stay away from yellow. [ laughter ] >> yes, i think that would be a wise choice. maybe stay away from the yellow. >> a d >> all right. >> michael phelps is ending, he says, a 16-year olympic career. he says he will retire after these games. he has influenced so many kids along the way. >> you will not find a young swimmer with big aspirations who does not have an athlete they really look up to. >> austin phillips. >> that was true for the swimmers who make up the elite katie le decky was six years old and starting to race when she met the swimmer who helped her set the bar high. >> i think he was watching his car and we spotted him. >> michael phelps was 17 at the time. >> he was so nice. it was crazy to think nine years after that, i was on a team with him in londen. >> his teammates say they are glad to see him come out of retirement for one more games. >> he is such a leader on our team. obviously. >> we do really well as a team. >> when we pick it up, and the ball rolling, and it is tough to stop. >> i learned so much from learning and watching and observing him. >> and michael phelps says he is more grounded and fighting for his family. >> to be able to watch our first-born watch my swimming, it is something that ny co and i have talked about -- nicole and i have talked about and gotten emotional about. >> and he has a chance to finish rio with the legendary career that he said he once lost and found once again. >> to be able to overcome a lot the pool and feel like a kid. >> i truly feel like he loves swimming now. i dare to say more than he ever has. just being with him, and watching him. and watching him train and watching him race. >> as long as i can hang up my suit how i want to, that's all i care. >> i think he is hanging up his suit the way he wanted to. our indication of that, last night, was -- oh, yes. and then that was all this picture. this is going to be one of those pictures that really defines the olympics. it is michael phelps ahead of his rival, look close. >> yes, there is all sorts of different captions. people are starting to write in, like what would this picture say? don't poke the tiger. >> and then i wish i was michael phelps. >> did very to come out of retirement? >> not so close. never the bride. >> i love them. join in, in the rain on twitter. >> mine is, when did you get so tall? [ laughter ] >> you know. >> that's good. that's really good. >> all right. >> everyone is playing along with us on twitter this morning. there are some really, really good ones. >> yes. >> okay. thanks, guys. another great job this morning. we appreciate it. we will talk to you later. >> see you guys. >> bye-bye. >> another day, another chance usa and the men and women's basketball teams are taking the court and the women are looking for the 44thy and the men are t on australia, which has three nba players in the starting five. the women's beach volleyball continues on with taking on switzerland and the men's beach volleyball team will be in action. men's individual all-around finals in gymnastics are happening today. and another big day in the pool franklin with the four by 200 free trial relay which the u.s. has won gold in every olympics since 1992. harry wins gold. in rhythmic gymnastics. >> check out this guy. he really knows how to work those ribbons. so does your pet love watching the olympics? or have a favorite sport that they love? share those pictures, and videos, with us, here are some that we have already seen, this morning. and they are great. they just put a big smile on our face, so why #be on 9. >> i love it, the cat's flame is harry. >> i know. >> things are about to get stormy and cooler in the metro area. when will it start and how long the tropical depression javier is done. the monsoon is back. and more of a strong form today that has created very stormy conditions in arizona, and new mexico, and we are seeing some of those storms in western colorado, already, racing through grand junction. and running right on up the colorado river. during the morning as well. as well as in we will pick up a couple of storms late afternoon. and the storm timing today, very similar to yesterday. we will get a few nice little guys going up and down the front range. through about 7:30. and then move them out of here. as far as total rain goes, if you happen to get a storm, perhaps up to a quarter of an inch of rain, out of those, slightly higher amounts, slightly higher, maybe pushing a half of an inch, up along the continental divide and in some foothills locations. and warm, early on, with the foothills. and of course, we have the early start to the storm in mountain areas, and they are going to cut up and move across the front range and go out on to the plains this evening and then keep going in mountain area, especially north of the leadville area, late tonight, and into early tomorrow morning. and 80s and 90s out west. and cool, because it is going to be so cool in the mountain areas. with mid-90s over the plains, and it is extremely humid over eastern colorado. so it is very uncomfortable. and sunny early. and those rain and thunderstorms roll on through here. we get them out of here, shortly after sunset tonight. and it is 61 tonight. and do it again tomorrow with an 89-degree high and friday and saturday, cool air sneaks in here, and generally cloudier and a little more generous, as far as the rain goes. so maybe a few more of us will be able to enjoy some showers in the afternoon. >> sky 9 is now over arapahoe, and himalaya, looking at the construction work, and it is improvement, right? >> a look at the rest of the drive here as well, when you look at the big picture, lots of volume across the central corridor at i-25, packed in southbound and stop and go conditions from broadway to colorado, and travel times across 270, throughout commerce city, are also pretty busy. and 14 minutes, north and westbound today, so it in the o southbound lane. and backups across the side streets are settling number the biggest issue now is up to the north scientist driving through the area was dropping what it was carrying all over the road and blocking the far right lane. southbound backups are starting to build slightly. we are seeing the delays across both sides of highway 52. some of that slowdown there on the westbound approach, to the highway, affected. so we will track this and have the updates continuing throughout the morning. over on channel 20. >> all right, appeala. we are heading over there in a minute. thank you. here is a look at today's top stories. a fast-moving fire burned about the fire was near county road 15. it is now contained and no buildings were ever at risk. and the cause is still under investigation. rain is not always good news, when it comes to the threat of fires in colorado. and lightning sparked a small fire in jefferson county last night. and the half acre fire was on u.s. forest service land near buffalo creek. no structures were threatened. crews plan to head back out today to check on conditions in the area to make sure no hot spots flare back up. >> 6:56. denver health morning. they say they may have been exposed to tuberculosis. a patient there was diagnosed with tb last month but doctors say they have been contagious back in may. denver's public health department says that most people exposed to tb do not get infected and only people who are sick with the symptoms can goive it to others. the kansas water park where a 10-year-old boy died over the weekend, it is reopening today. police are still looking into exactly what happened. a new report from the justice department is ripping the baltimore police department. it says that baltimore police officers routinely discriminate against black people. use excessive force. and are not held accountable. violent crime in baltimore hit a record high last year. especially in communities that clashed with police departments after the death of freddie gray in 2015. closuresg back today. if you're going west, keep in mind that i-70 will close, through glenwood canyon today, and tomorrow. for rock wall mitigation work. all lanes will be closed to glenwood springs. from 9:00 in the morning until 1:30 in the afternoon -- 3:30 in the afternoon. >> water for everyone. starting today coloradans can start collecting rain in barrels. 110-gallon capacity is the maximum. and you can only use them outdoors, i'm not sure how you would use them indoors but the barrels will also have to be covered to prevent them from becoming a mosquito pit. stays fresh, the advise is to completely empty the barrel every 30 days. >> and don't ?9bring them insid >> oh, okay. >> i f,get it. >> or use the water inside. >> you can use the water, you know, you don't want to use the water inside. we will get some water today and tomorrow. and then a better chance for storms coming up fr and saturday. early next week, will tend to dry out. and t again with the per so we drier weather coming in early next week and then by then, maybe we will figure out where we can use our water. >> yes. >> boil it and put it in the bathtub. >> is is that what you do? [ laughter ] >> no, i don't think we will do that. >> no. >> have you heard of acid rain? >> gary loves this next story by the way. with more than 200 breweries as well as the great ?icanbeer >> and one could soon be on its way. golden history museum wants to put a colorado beer museum inside the astor house, which was built as a hotel in 1867. they want to have brewing classes, and tastings of historical beer recipe, food and beer pairings and of course, a detailed look at the history of colorado breweries. >> it makes sense to me. >> absolutely. >> and in golden. >> yes. >> goes very well. >> in golden, yes. >> very, very well. >> sounds good. she says that her last race had to climb out of. coming up, on channel 20, we are going to hear from colorado olympian missy franklin once again. as she works to come back from that brutal loss the other day. in the olympic games. but she ?'will come back. >> she will. >> i think. >> absolutely. >> and smiling the whole time. >> a relay today. >> that's it for 9 news 6:00 a.m. we're going over to channel 20. and lots more coming up there. good morning solid gold. dominaing to become olympic champions and proudly announce their new nickname to the world. >> we are the final five! in t opposition, michael phelps avenging one of the ss hichael phelps is going to do it again! 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