a lot of lightning with the storms near jacob lake and flagstaff. indoors might be the best place to be as the storms are producing lightning and could produce some pockets of heavier rainfall. aside from that, it's quiet across the rest of the state. could see more storms along the rim. we could see a few storms move into the phoenix metro. an isolated chance of a stray shower or thunderstorm. chances kicking in this evening . it is something you want to keep an eye out for this afternoon. over the next couple of days we will get more monsoon oyster as an area of low pressure inches closer. that will help boost our storm chances tomorrow. more chances across the high country and by tomorrow afternoon a slightly better chance for scattered storms in the valley. today watch for storms to develop along the rim. some good bring strong wind gusts and a lot of lightning pickpockets of heavier rainfall as well. going into this afternoon we will have to keep an eye on those storms as they could drift off the higher terrain and into the valley. the threat i

jacob kittilstad joins us live with the latest on this push from one of the hotspots for pokemon go trainers, lake park...jacob. the later in the afternoon it gets the more pokemon go players i'm seeing... and that increase in foot-traffic - that's the basic complaint laid out by the county for the developers of pokemon go. the main argument is over what are known as pokestops. those are spots where pokemon go players can collect items... possibly find rare pokemon. well... there are dozens of pokestops in lake park alone... and milwaukee county is demanding niantic inc. - the developers of the app - get a permit for every single pokestop. in a letter... the county calls pokestops 'virtually geocaches' and under county policy parks officials must be notified. the county's claim is because they were not notified - now they're dealing with issues of parking, damage to parks, and disruptions to nearby neighborhoods. pokemon go players...however...call the patrick smith / pokemon go player> 22;31;37> "i don't really think it messes up the grass cause grass is meant to be played on in certain places. a

we're told jacob died from his injuries on sunday. he attended lake alfred-addair middle school. memorial services continue today for influential religious leader monsignor lawrance higgins. he died lawrence catholic church in tampa... and was the church's rector for nearly 50 years. a public viewing took place at the church monday. there will also be a visitation today from noon until nine p-m. a funeral mass is planned for wednesday morning at eleven-30. a tampa man is flying high this morning... in more ways than one. that's because he's a ?skydiver... who just won a pretty cool honor. "travis mickle" was up in illinois last week, for the national championships of ?wingsuit flying. he got flying." and his team got a silver medal in acrobatic event. then, mickle earned a slot in the prestigious u-s parachute team. ?that group will perform in the first-ever "wingsuit flying ?world championships" in november, over at skydive city in zephyrhills. mickle also set a new national record by reaching a horizontal speed hour. ?another sexting scandal... for a ?former d-c politican. up n

property.but players tell cbs 58's jacob kittilstad that the move seems pretty ovlo joins us live from historic lake park.jacob? for people not up on pokemon go...> a pokestop is an invisible landmark...> attracting players to certain areas.> the county says those spots count as 'virtual geocaches'...> and that each of those require a permit. (nat. walking)visiting from cedarburg...sixth grader patrick smys ith sahe started mom to come down to lake park since then. then."well most famous spots are pokestops. and there's usually a lot of pokemon by the pokestops.""yeah it gets people out of the house. yeah, they're still playing on their devices but it still gets them out of the house." and that was the goal...laid out by pokemon go developer 'nianc inc'...get people outside and interacting.but in this letter...milwaukee county director of parks john dargle lays out the downside ?quote? [page tear gfx] "which have causedig both within lake park and in adjacent neighborhoods. these include daily traffic congestion, parking issues littering, compacted and damaged turf...and noncompliance with park syst