here and there, and in the west corner of the state, around dolan springs, continuing on up into southern utah. the grand canyon has been dancing with the showers today for sure. always looks so pretty up there when it rains, and page has seen a couple of waves of light rain during the early morning hours, and now another patch is coming your way, wide area of rain across to bottom, but i think the bulk of this is going to miss us up to the north. so if you're here in the valley, keep your eyes on the southern skies. we have a couple of sprinkles in southern pinal county, so far haven't amounted to much but just about a 20% chance of rain for today. futurecast shows again cloudy skies now for much of the state. they are just starting to edge their way into the valley, and as far as rainfall is concerned, again most of it is to the north next 48 hours, clouds will peel away and leave us with sunny skies for the rest of the week. daytime highs above the average for sure, 88 today. we'll call it near 90 tomorrow, and even warmer for wednesday and thursday. we'll see if we can crank things down cl

i mentioned my dad coming out of southern utah. he was very poor. he had a loving family, but they had no ability to help him get on in life. in pa the teachers in ich, utah, who invested him and helped him get on his way in life. o i strongly believe in public education. education is the number one pathway to help people. this is something the parties ought to be able to work together. let's invest in people, grow let's enable nd them to take care of the people and their families. important most issue in terms of job growth and the economy. i think also of my mother. my mother was a 5th great teacher in rose park. she put her heart and soul into that job. buy ed her own salary to classroom supplies. i know many teachers are doing that. a actually one time took 5th grade class to washington, d.c. for a field trip. red. is how much she ca i think we have a huche teacher retention problem in this state. we lose almost 40% of teachers in the first five years. my job going to washington is to get every federal dollar i can into our education system. umbe

pankow says: "they go from northern utah to southern utah...and actually right now you can see, it looks like there's a couple of them coming in right now. it's at some pla cove fort and cedar city." and i'm guessing you didn't notice....but do you remember this one? pankow says: "the wells, nevada earthquake was felt here in the salt lake valley." february 21st, 2008 a magnitude 6 did big damage to a little town..and someday science indicates... one that size or bigger will strike northern utah. pankow says: "a one in two chance in the next 50 years of a magnitude 6 or larger." something else... farrell says: "yellowstone averages anywhere from 1500 to 2500 earthquakes a year. the majority of them, 99% are very small and can't be felt." its patterns and frequency of earthquakes may someday serve as early indicators of bigger events. farrell says: "supervolcanic eruptions, really low probability, not gonna happen any time soon. the biggest hazard up there is the risk of a large magnitude 7 earthquake." (off cam tag) todd tanner, fox 13 news, utah a small-engine plane is missing in the si

we are tracking another is set to decide if the sheriff marshals office in northern arizona and southern utah should be broken apart. the government claiming the department discriminates against nonbelievers. the town council strongly opposed the disbanding. a four-day hearing starts today in phoenix. >>> two guys waking up behind bars, accused of shooting a man at a phoenix apartment complex. the victim showed up expecting to meet an online date but instead was shot by the guys that were with a woman. the victim is expected to pull through. >>> a terrible accident is what investigators are calling this after a three-year-old girl in surprise listen to the hospital. firefighters telling us she was climbing on a dresser when it fell over, trapping her. the family did all they could, performed cpr until medics got there. the little girl is in critical condition. expected to face a judge over a deadly crash. charged with negligent hug -- homicide and aggravated assault. that could become more serious. police say randall may have been drunk saturday morning when he crashed into a car causing it t

starting in southern utah to all the way down your page. hats off for giving us the motivation to get up and get going on this friday. >>> let's talk about the most accurate forecast. time is 6:10. we await the sunrise. we really have had quite conditions overnight mostly clear skies allowing temperatures to cool off nicely today's temperatures starting out very similar to what we saw yesterday morning. not too cool. nice and mild. we have back into the low 60s in spots like chandler and gilbert. good morning in mesa. you are's -- you are checking in right around 63. deer valley at 68 degrees. off to a nice today will be a warmer day. the early heads-up, we will warm faster today. upper 60s by 8:00. 80s setting in by around 10:00 this morning. that's about an hour earlier than we have been seeing the last couple of days. by lunchtime upper 80s already flirting with 90. yesterday's high was 90. we will already be close to that by midday. today's highs are warmer. >> above average up to 96 degrees by 4:00. change in the skies. we will see inc

my dad came from a little town in southern utah. he was the youngest of 9 himdren born anyone venture house. my grandfather had lost his arm in the depression. my dad grew up dirt poor. he did not have a toothbrush until he was 15. but he believed in the american dream and so at 18 he came to salt lake city and got a job at kentucky fried chicken. with that job he was able to put himself through the university of utah. i am running because we need to keep college affordable. it's critical we hang on to every one of those pathways. that's college, job training, making sure everybody thrown out of work in the middle age it's an opportunity to get back into a living wage job. that's why i'm running to fight for you and i appreciate the chance to be here. thank you for moderating. >> now a 90-second opportunity. >> thank you to all the students that are here today and thank you to all of those who are watching from home today. easy to take in the doom and gloom of the daily news. but i want you to know that i have confidence in our nati

there was a person on our campaign who went camping in the southern utah wilderness area for a week,e left, hart was a front-runner that was on the cover of the "new york times sunday magazine." there was an iowa poll that had hart 50 points ahead of anybody else, on top of the world, and when she came back, she was in the airport at salt lake city and saw hart withdrawing. that's how fast it was. - i'm a proud man, and i'm proud of what i've accomplished. - he ends up withdrawing from the race with a very fiery, defiant speech and says to the assembled media on national tv, "take it from me, politics in this country is about to become a spectator sport." - we're all gonna have to seriously question the system for selecting our national leaders that reduces the press of this nation to hunters and presidential candidates to being hunted. we all better do something to make this system work or we're all gonna be soon rephrasing jefferson to say, "i tremble for my country when i think we may in fact get the kind of leaders we deserve." - and he's roundly ridiculed in the media, that spee

my dad came from a little town in southern utah. he was the youngest of nine children in a one-bedroom house. my grandfather lost his arm in the depression, so my dad grew up dirt poor. he did not have a toothbrush until he was 15. he believed in the american dream. at 18, he came to salt lake city and got a job at kentucky fried chicken. with that job, he was able to put himself through the university of utah. i know you students here at salt lake are not able to do that. you are taking on heavy student loans. i am running because we need to keep college affordable, and every other pathway people follow to get into the living wage job they can raise their family on. it is critical we hang on to everyone of those pathways. that is college, job training, getsg sure everyone worked, and the middle-age gets back into the opportunity to get a living wage. that is why i'm running, to fight for you. i appreciate the chance to be here. a 92nd opportunity for representative mia love. rep. love: thank you. thank you to all the students here

my dad came from a little town in southern utah.e was the youngest of nine children in a one-bedroom house. my grandfather lost his arm in the depression, so my dad grew up dirt poor. he did not have a toothbrush until he was 15. he believed in the american dream. at 18, he came to salt lake city and got a job at kentucky fried chicken. with that job, he was able to put himself through the university of utah. i know you students here at salt lake are not able to do that. you are taking on heavy student loans. i am running because we need to keep college affordable, and every other pathway people follow to get into the living wage job they can raise their family on. it is critical we hang on to everyone of those pathways. that is college, job training, making sure everyone gets worked, and the middle-age gets back into the opportunity to get a living wage. that is why i'm running, to fight for you. i appreciate the chance to be here. >> and now a 92nd opportunity for representative mia love. rep. love: thank you. thank you to all the

a little bit of cloud cover pushing from california into southern nevada and into utah. this is one of just several lows that has been making its way from the pacific northwest into this low that affects us in terms of the temps. helping to cool us down while the rest of the south remains warmer. numbers ranging from upper 60s in kingman to 80 for phoenix. 56 for st. johns. 50 for flag and 77 gila bend. douglas at 60 degrees. the valley 70s in most like locations. 73 up into buckeye. florence also at 75 and maricopa a deal cooler thanha 96 degrees. normal should be in the low 80s. we continue with that trend of very warm weather. the old record before today, 2007, we hit 95 degrees for our afternoon high. halloween around the corner. it always helps to get in the mood if things are cooler. around 5:00, still looking at upper 80s for your temperature. couple hours later, into the dinner hour, mid 80s. toward the end of the night at about 80 degrees. you probably don't need to bring a sweater for the little ones this year. national picture is pretty quiet with the exceptio

my dad came from a town in southern utah, the youngest of 9 children born in a 1-bedroom house, my grandfathere depression and my dad did not have a toothbrush until he was 15 but believed in the american dream, and in salt lake city he got a job at kentucky fried chicken. he was able to put himself through the university of utah. you students at salt lake community college are not able to do that, taking on heavy student loans. i am running because we need to keep college affordable and any pathway people follow getting into a living wage job, they raise their family on. that is college, job training, making sure everyone is at work in middle age and an opportunity to get into a living wage job, i am running to fight for you and appreciate the chance for being here. >> 90 seconds to mia love. love: thank you to all the students that are here today and all those watching from home today. it is easy to take in the doom and gloom, but i have confidence in our nation. i have worked with the fourth district, works with extraordinary people. gordon was injured in combat while serving in iraq, thank

my dad came from a town in southern utah. he was the youngest of nine children born in a one-bedroom house. my grandfather had lost his arm in the depression so my dad grew up dirt poor. he did not have a toothbrush until he was 15. he believed in the american dream and so at 18, he came up with kentucky fried chicken job. he was able to put himself through the university of utah. i know you students here aren't able to do that. you are taking on heavy student loans. i am running because we need to keep college affordable and every other pathway that people follow to get into the living wage job, it's critical that we hang on to every single one of those pathways so that college and job training and making sure everybody in the middle-aged has an opportunity to get back in a living wage job. i appreciate the chance to be here and thank you for moderating. >> now on 92nd opportunity for representative. >> thank you can. thank you to all the students were here today and thank you to all of those who are watching from home. i kn

my dad came from a little town in southern utah.was the youngest of nine children born in a one bedroom house. my grandfather lost his arm in the depression. so my dad grew up dirt poor. he did not have a toothbrush until he was 15. but he believed in the american dream and so at 18 he came up to salt lake city and he got a job at kentucky fried chicken. with that job is able to put himself through the university of utah your i know you students out salt lake community college or not able to do that. you are taking heavy student loans. i am running because we need to keep college affordable and every of the pathway that people follow to get into the living wage job, the kind of jobs they can raise a family on, it's critical that we hang on to every one of those pathways. so that's college come that's job training, that's biggish anybody gets an opportunity to get back into a living wage job. that's what i'm running to fight for you and i appreciate against the chance to be. thank you for moderating. love: thank you. thank you to all

closest wet weather at it scattered and light variety as it is through western utah down to southern nevada is the western half of the country is concerned we need the rainfall. really if you look all the way back to the entire summer we have a had a whole lot sent september 1 where 1.9 inches below average over 4 inches below average in the rain gauges we needed desperate in the drought monitor shows is trying to light up and colors dry and many locations in that beige conditions have return when will the next chance of income be around the high pressure breaks down. that may happen once we get through will say monday night into tuesday morning it starts to weaken showers trading the western half of the country notice by midnight monday night into tuesday rain showers there in the mountains as we take a closer we go through that overnight. overnight .-period look at that charging through the high country the sloping off the mountains kills most of it as a gets into the front range i'm best on tuesday a 10 percent shot for showers that's the best opportunity we was see for rain all w

pretty clear, a little bit of cloud cover through southern nevada and into utah. this area of low pressure is going to affect our forecast. but in the meantime, we're dealing with this very warm dome of air. over texas. this low as it skirts northern arizona is going to cool us down a little bit. in terms of the cooler temps, places like window rock, you're in the 40s. 46 in the grand canyon. prescott in the upper 50s. 82 for yuma, 80 for phoenix and 67 for douglas. the numbers starting to drop below 80 degrees. chandler at 79. mid 70s for florence and buckeye. 77 surprise. and 78 degrees into apache junction. today a brand-new record set. so if it felt really hot out there, it wast we hit 96 for the afternoon high. we should be in the low 80s as we continue this trend. the old record in 2007 was a degree cooler. halloween just around the corner. your little trick-or-treaters probably aren't going to need a jacket. it's going to be on the warm side. around 5:00, still going to be in the upper 80s. a little bit cooler around 7:00, 85 degrees. and then by 9:00, we'l

utah. that chance of rain around southern california will last through sunday. nice to see some of the showers there. they will bring us a few clouds and cooler temperatures. forecast lows, down to 74 degrees to start your 45 in flagstaff. mid-50s, perfect in prescott. and highs tomorrow up north in the high country, mid-60s for friday. cooling down around 64 on sunday. highs below freezing in the high country wednesday morning. 93 on friday, good news on halloween, cooler out there. then we'll cool down. looks like just after sunset. down to around 81. and sunset is around 5:33. the rest of your 7-day planner, we're gonna stay in the 80s tuesday, wednesday into thursday. looking pretty good next week. >> really nice for trick or treating. >>> technology it taking over the kitchen. >> now device are rolling out will measure your food and do most of the cooking for you. >> reporter: the smart pleasant trend in the kitchen. >> ovens, technology hasn't changed in 50 plus years. >> reporter: the june oven uses sensors, scales, and cameras to determine what you're co

he cleaned barack obama's clock in texas and a lot of the southern states, places like utah, the rocky mountain west, but then lost all of those purple states that are up for grabs this time around. in 2016, trump is doing much worse than mitt romney in places like utah, arizona, texas, although i think he will ultimately end up winning in those states, but has performed much stronger in those purple states, in places like north carolina, ohio, iowa, than mitt romney and john mccain. so if you are a republican that's running in a red state, then things are probably a lot more tight this time around than they were in previous years. in purple states, i think the top of the ticket is helping you more than it has in recent elections. >> what do you make of it? >> i think john has a good point about the shifting geography of the race. republicans running for senate and congress don't feel donald trump is lifting them up in purple states. >> they think he's not, for lack of a better term, tanking the ticket as much as they thought that he would. remember, those fears were rampant in the pri

southern arizona. most activity far, far to the north. might pop off a couple showers along the state border closer to utah along page and that area. nothing widespread. little bit of snow for montana and southern canada there. not seeing any of that. 91 degrees right now. dew points in the 40s so just a bit of humidity out there. shouldn't feel too muggy though. 80 in flag. 93 in lake havasu city. let's take future a cast to 4:00 p.m.. chance for rain over page but that's about it. really dry out as we get going into tuesday. remain above normal for today, tuesday and wednesday, then as where he get going into thursday, little weak disturbance, you can kind of see a dip in the jet stream there. that will help knock down our temperatures but not significant. maybe a few degrees. highs today, 95 degrees flagstaff, mid 70s in prescot, 97giha bend. normal for this time of year is 91. we're normal than usual. 95 for today, 95 tuesday, and 94 wednesday. there's is that weak system that will knock down the temperature as bit but did not last long. ridge of high pressure builds right back in and we're back to the 90s. not the hundreds but.

a little bit of a warm start, especially in the southern par looking at clouds and showers around utah and colorado seeing that. look at the snow coming down there. north of the valley we have watched these showers tracking west to east. pahrump they are in your vicinity. very light and spotty and most not even reaching the ground. i expect it to stay north of las vegas today. 189 our expected high. overnight tonight mainly clear. going to get cooler. 64 for the low. our seven-day forecast showing temperatures trending downward. the wind kick up and will bring in much cooler air. 83 on sunday and 82 on monday. >> dana: we take you live to the floor of the nasdaq. jane king joining us this morning. it turns out that virtual reality gaming is the next big thing. >> that's what they say. 800% in the next five years driven by high rollers. the total amount of bets will grow from about 58 million this guys shooting up the bad guys in virtual reality. going to turn that into some sort of gaming. this is a monster deal. the combined company does control about a third of all the beer in >> dan

utah. the buffs are heading to southern cal to play usc this saturday. so they are humble and strong and working hard. >> they are just looking so good. usc whooped up on my arizona state sun devils. so i'm hoping usc can get them back. >> they got to play fast games. >> they had an incredible game saturday. >>> a new generation is redefining their work face. success. >> i'm in. >> a cheaper version of the epipen may work for you and your family. >>> doctors are learning more about the future for babies born with zika. a followup with 11 infants born with zika show microcephaly or small head size was only one sign. three babies dead. brain damage was found in all of the babies including abnormalities in cerebral fluid, brain folds and head size. the zika virus was also found in tissues of mothers and babies testing for all of these were negative. now that congress has approved $1.1 billion in funding for the zika virus the centers for disease control says it's working on a plan for how to spend that money. some of it will go to mosquito control and surve

southern corridor of i-25 is looking great into the dtc and out to the west. c470 is also checking clear. here are the wet roads that marty was mentioning all the way towards the utah border. we will see the wet conditions. so watch out for splash back. >> thank you. it is a goodyear to be -- good bowl eligible for the first time in a decade. so the win on the road against stanford on saturday was their sixth win of the season. the ap and coaches poll have ranks the bucks in the top 25. we spoke to the athletic director. he says some bowls are already showing interest in the team. but they are interested in winning more games and moving up in the climbing higher and higher. that's why it's been a flirtation all along. nobody seems to want to vault the city higher until we get more wins. >> this is the second time that the team has made the top 25 in the national polls this season. in week five after beating oregon state, they were ranked 21 in the ap poll but they dropped out their loss to usc. from thursday night. they have the weekend off. they have a bye week. then they play ucla. that is a winnable game. >> it certainly is. after the game everybody wanted to ta

utah and arizona. i don't think we have anything left in clark county and we're done as far as las vegas i now you can see the clearing in southern california. that's going to move on top of us. a lot of sunshine for saturday. next system you can see the area of low pressure, the cold front. as that spirals in it will be northern nevada that will have a chance for rain. we'll get the wind out of this and it could be quite a wind bag on sunday with sustained winds over 20 and gusts up around 40. current temperatures around the region? reno at 55. phoenix at 89. highs tomorrow low to mid-70s in southern california. northern nevada and san francisco topping out at 67. 58 sandy valley. high temperatures tomorrow afternoon. overton and moapa valley 84. boulder city 79. laughlin jumping to 90. for the las vegas valley tonight we're going down to 64 degrees, rain out. skies clearing slowly. and a little breeze picks up. tomorrow five to 15. but the stronger winds expected s up and over 40 miles an hour especially sunday afternoon. right now this is a quick hitter with the wind. we expect it to die down by midday monday. that wind machin

southern california. how she was finally discovered. plus, historical sleuthing, the story tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> what's the spookiest thing you've ever seen on halloween? well, people in one utaha mysterious ghost. on this very day for the past three years neighbors say this flying ghost shows up. it chases cars and goes by homes, even sneaks up on trick or treaters. turns out what neighbor is behind this halloween stunt. don't worry, kids, it is a drone. did you suspect that from the way it moved, mike? >> yeah, i actually kind of did. sorry. >> so you're not 5, that's not scary. but that's pretty neat. >> i would say, yes, if i was a kid that would scare me. >> little scary in the north bay tonight. >> yeah, hate to be the bearer of bad news but the rain is on the wane and it's most likely going to be steadier across the north bay than for the rest of us. >> go out early at 4:00. >> i think so. if people are home, might as well go knocking. >> exactly. take you outside for a live look as we say good-bye. tower camera looking at the golden gate bridge. it is cloudy conditions before the rain. take care. >> here at "millionaire," we have a longstanding tradition of saluting or

i-70 stretch connecting from colorado into utah, gusts up to 50 miles per hour. southern wyoming up to 60 miles per hour, and our strong winds for eastern colorado combined with those warm temperatures and low humidity, you guessed it, high fire danger, red flag warning goes into effect really are very nice, mid-60s through about 9 a.m. after that we're going to jump into the 70s. your highs this afternoon will be in the upper 70s, low 80s under these sunny skies. don't need that umbrella, at least here on the front range. temperatures will look like this this afternoon, 60s and 50s closer to the foothills. oh, but i'm tracking that next storm system. it arrives wednesday and thursday. cooler weather is on the way folks. i've got the details over on >>> good morning, everybody. we're back. it's 8:30. it's october, specifically the 3rd of october, monday morning. great day. lots of pink power on our plaza this morning. we're so happy to have the breast cancer survivors and advocates on our plaza. we'll talk more about that in a week. >>> inside, we have grammy winner melis

southern nevada. tune in sunday night after the new york giants take on the green bay packers. >> marie: sitting alone in a lunch room is very difficult. can be devastating at times for a child. a utah high school is trying to change that now. us app. students just fire up the app a few minutes before lunch then they decide where they are going to sit. the goal is to get the kids out of their comfort zones to mingle with students they may never usually associate with. so that no one is left alone. >> we're trying to come up with different ways that we can help students that may be have something challenges socially. >> it's designed by a girl who got bullied at her school and she wanted to prevent having to sit ane introduced you to the founder of this app. the sit with us app by the way originally launched in california. now this is evidence the app's popularity is spreading. >> reed: i am a big proponent of anti-bully work. i just tweeted out @reednews3lv what the app looks like so you will be able to get it for your kids. >> marie: really powerful. also really powerful is the weather we've been tracking. chloe beardsley you have been tracking this hurricane matthew eye on what's

southern states where smoking more come on and rules against it are not as strict. states with highest rates of cigarette related cancer deaths are arkansas foremen and were in utah for both men and women in utah. next up, there's a new report out on preventing a sudden ebb death infant syndrome. according to the american academy of pediatric infants should be sleep in the same room as parents for the first six months but got in the same bed. it recommends they sleep in crib but never soft surface or armchair or couch. and finally, lesson on this a new york woman is suing not receiving enough chicken with meal. the wouldn't spent 20 for bucket of chicken last summer and was dispointed with the amount. she said she wanted what was advertised bucket overflowing so she is suing for falsetizing and wants $20 million damage because there was not enough chicken in the bucket. >> was it original recipe or extra crispy. >> i think it was mixture of both. white meat, dark meat and >> i just made that part up. but the part about $20 million that's real. >> right? >> yes. >> you can't make this stuff up. >> if she gets away with this we'll all be rich that is all i'm saying. >>

utah. margaret ryan, a judge of u.s. court of appeals for armed services. fred riegel marino, a judge in the u.s. district court for the southernistrict of florida, and robert young, the chief justice of the michigan supreme court. more details at cbs news.com. maryland.us from good morning, democrats line. caller: thank you for taking my call. my comment is, i'm a lifelong democrat. democrat,rmally vote but i have changed my mind this time it. i will be voting republican. i've just been so upset with the misstatements by mrs. clinton and her staff. the e-mail crisis, the corruption, the money taken from all of these foreign countries that filter in to the clinton , giving those folks access to the state department. the u.s. state department. i think it's outrageous. whites,sing everyone -- no matter what color you are, being racist. i'm just filled up, i can't take anymore. i will be voting republican. host: bob, thank you, from maryland. new, steve, now you have me thinking about voting this cycle. the supreme court should be talked about more. a tweet from viewers saying from is unstable and unfit. isget about -- trump unsta