former president and nobel peace prize laureate. last year... colorado governor john hickenlooper met shimon peres - and the two posed for a selfie. hickenlooper quoted the leader on facebook - saying "politics divides, science unites." that meeting was during an economic development event in israel. legacy high school's head football coach - is back on the field today. wayne vorhees was on the bus that crashed at d-i-a earlier this month. two other coaches - matt kroupa and kyle rider - and 15 football players were hurt. the bus driver - kari chopper: was killed. coaches voorhees and rider spent two days in the hospital. rider is still recovering at home. coach kroupa - is the media today--before the 3 p-m practice. today we could learn the fate of a man - accused of hitting and killing a colorado state patrol cadet. jury deliberations in the christopher gebers case continue today.. gebers is accused of killing cadet taylor thyfault - and injuring trooper clinton rushing - while fleeing a traffic stop in longmont. rushing and thyfault were at an unrelated crash scene when they were h

that to john hickenlooper. >> reporter: which version of donald trump are we going to see tonight? >> i don't know that there are versions, i know tonight you will see a mature, serious candidate that will continue to lay out solutions that he has for the draw a clear contrast of being the agent of change that, verses hillary clinton who i think is frankly the establish status quo candidate in the race. >> i think we will see a show and donald trump is a showman and an actor that hasn't shown a lot in any regard for the truth. so, i expect he will try to stay consistent through the debate but i will bet anything that he contradicts many things he said the in past and i bet almost anything that some of what he >> steve will talk to base strategy, both sides, in a bit. we will fact check the 3 presidential debates, if you are into that. our politics guy, brandon rittiman and rocky mountain pbs will break down key developments at 9:00 and 10:00. >>> it certainly seems anger animates this race. it transcends the normal kind of political anger. this season seems white hot. we have ann- need

division and appoint someone who everyone governor john hickenlooper here in colorado. on the subject of obama care, he said obviously things are not working the way they are. obviously it's not working the way it is. this is a signature obviously of the obama administration. what is the future of it hold? >> i think the future is very, very good. we've said from the beginning we are ready with the congress to make it better but the republicans haven't been serious could make in obama care but obama care is going to survive. healthcare is here to stay. >> despite some of the headlines of carriers dropping out? >> despite some of the headlines of carriers dropping out. on balance we've cut the rate of uninsured significantly. healthcare costs have had the slowest increase in history. and one of the reasons we wrote of deficits was healthcare costs to the federal government. so does it need to be fine tuned? yes, the president thinks that too. >> the vice president, being described as a bucket of warm spit. i've always wanted to ask the vice president, is there a kernel of truth to that ol

john hickenlooper and mayor hancock will be the host and it starts at 1:00 the temperatures 89 degrees. if you are planning to head in that direction drinkwater frequently and stay hydrated. we will have partly cloudy skies. a dry day here and best bet for that's where we could see isolated storms but no severe weather expected through this evening. we will look at partly cloudy conditions. 55 degrees and a little breezy and the foothills. off towards the northwest is where we have a cooler batch of air. it will move in our direction a drop our temperatures tomorrow. tomorrow morning a cold front arrives in temperatures 74 degrees. cooler than that on tuesday. i-65 with showers in the forecast. isolated storms wedny, 70s. if you can get outside and enjoy the 90 degree heat today, dan and jessica, might be the last 90 degree day we see this year. >> looking at 65 on tuesday. been a while. >> people looking forward to the change in it will be nice to bustout scarves and >>> welcome back everyone. 7:18 in time for your money news. interest rates could be going up as soon as this m

hickenlooper and denver mayor -- john hickenlooper and denver mayor michael hancock will be present. there will be a flyover and 21 gun salute. steel recovered from the twin towers will be on display. john fogarty and big head todd >>> new treatments become available in colorado for >>> for the first time in washington state transgender kids will have a clinic they can go to for services. seattle children's hospital is preparing to open the services in october. >> reporter: 18-year-old ty jordan has been seeking treatment at seattle children for about three years. ty was born on cross gender hormone treatment. he says a simple visit to the doctor can cause great anxiety in transgender teens. >> you're looking for care. you're wondering if these doctors are going to be inclusive or if these doctors are going to be the ones that out you or use the wrong pronouns and things like that. if you have a gender clinic and you know that it's specifically for gender identity and for you, i guess you feel more in charge of your care. dr. david brelan will head the new program at seattle children's that wil

governor democrat john hickenlooper. we talk about healthcare and minimum wage, the seek location of one of colorado's worst criminals. first one of the hottest issues in the presidential race. thank you for your time. let's start with immigration. it's a hot topic in the national political discussion right now. if donald trump were to win and start the mass deportation program he has promised, we are looking at 180,000 or so people being kicked out of the state, which is than fort collins. what would you do if there was a trump administration trying to take that action as governor of this state? >> well, it's hard to imagine. those are federal decisions. so in many cases we wouldn't have a voice. i can't imagine that anybody would stand by and let that happen, whether it's the chamber of commerce or, you know, would have the potential -- i am not an economist -- would have the potential of putting the state into a recession. >> would you consider a lawsuit as an avenue if this was the path we started to go down as a country? >> again, i am not a lawyer. i am the -- >> you have one,

from douglas county sheriff tony spurlock at 6:15 and we will bring it to you. >>> governor john hickenlooper doesn't think think donald trump is serious about deporting all of the illegal immigrants. >> it is hard to imagine. in many cases that we wouldn't have a voice. >> would you consider a lawsuit or something like that or would you like to explore that as an avenue if this was the path we went down in the country? you have a few. >> i think a, it is unlikely think i think it is unlikely he will try that. >> would you like to stop that. >> i would like to explore that. >> do you view donald trump as a threat? >> yes. i think donald trump is unstable and he changes his mind. he is impulsive and that is serious. >> different than you would have viewed mitt romney? >> completely different. >> i got this question on twitter and i know others are interested. and it is simple. where are the aurora theater shootings? >> i can't tell you. i can tell you that they are connecting in terms of the legal faces. they are making themselves available. we have convicts from other states that