in 1947, the army air force received its greatest tribute. it became the united states air force.rom experimental labs and drawing boards there came yet another aviation miracle. the jet. after many years of study and research, jet powered aircraft was a reality. more powerful than any plane previously conceived, the jet opened up a new vista in aviation progress. by october 1947, a milestone had been passed. a test ship became the first aircraft to crash the sound barrier. it reached a speed of 780 miles an hour, already obsolete. this ship is now on exhibit at the smithsonian institute. from such research came a host of modern air force jets. this is the f-84 thunder jet which went into mass production in 1948. one of the earliest jet fighters, it was also one of the best. fast, maneuverable, heavily armed and deadly, these f-84s packed a real punch. jet bombers came right along with the fighters. first accepted was the b-45 tornado, powered by four engines with a top speed of over 500 miles an hour. next came the sensational b-47 stratojet, driven at over 600 miles an hour with

in that air space.ou can't just fly into it without permission. >> the dc-9 crew believed they were in protected air space, and they were. but unbeknownst to them, the piper strayed into their air space. >> the general aviation airplane struck the tail, taking off the vertical and horizontal stabilizers, literally the back of the airplane, it rendered it uncontrollable. the dc rolled and inverted, there's a famous picture of that plane as it is descending upside down before it crashes into a neighborhood. >> counting passengers and those on the ground, total number of people killed in the cerritos crash stands at 85, that could go higher as the search for victims continues today, tuesday, november 2nd, 1986. >> in some ways, the mid air collisions in cerritos and san diego are so similar, there's public outcry how little has been done in intervening years. >> after the first one, recommendations they made were never implemented. so now this is the second time this has happened. that's we tried to make a

to air dog fighting, air to air intercepts, that was part of my job to do that. so that's what we were doing during that meeting. i was also a brand new wingman, so i was still a young fighter pilot learning my trade. >> where is andrews in connection with washington, d.c. and were you stationed there in 2001? >> i was stationed in andrews. that's where the d.c. air national guard is located at. so the 121st fire squadron is on the east side of the base, which is really only about eight nautical miles as the crow flies from the pentagon. >> so walk us through the morning after the second plane hit the second tower. what was happening? who were you talking to? what was the reaction at andrews among your colleagues? >> there was -- initially there was a lot of confusion because if you can remember, you know, ten years ago, there was really -- there were no dispense units. the air dispense units which had been stood up and had used to populate the whole continental united states to defend our sovereign soil from the soviet bear, when the soviet union collapsed, that

with working air conditioning by 2023 live in iowa city reed. kcrg tv9 news cedar rapids schools say the investigations into a teacher- student sex for such cases. mary beth haglin was a substitute teacher at washington high school, and she's admitted having a sexual relationship with a wash student last school year. she faces a criminal charge of sexual exploitation by a school employee. washington principal ralph plagman and activities director mike johnson resigned last month because of the scandal. the district says the initial investigation of allegations against haglin did not meet the standards of training plagman had gone through. that investigation was in february. plagman admitted making a wrong call then by trusting the wrong people. that allowed haglin to continue teaching. the district says administrators did not follow their training again in april. and administrator s did not follow procedures to remove haglin from the building and from the district's substitute teacher list in may. the iowa state patrol says the labor day weekend

allow for an air quality advisory. kinds of winds have been known to knock down trees and power lines along with being hazardous to people driving high profile vehicles on major surface streets or highways. move into friday late morning 15 y/o-vm the problems are piling up for former new york congressman anthony weiner this former new york congressman anthony weiner this morning. daily mail dot com reports he carried on a months-long sexting relationship with a was underage. the young girl has admitted to being obsessed with the former senator. weiner released a statement saying in part "i am filled with regret and heartbroken for those i have hurt." you may remember he resigned from congress back in 20-11 after he accidentally posted an explicit picture on his twitter account. the investigation into the terror that hit new york is widening. police want to talk to these two men see on video as they came upon one of the bombs. chief james waters: "they removed what turned out to be// a pressure cooker//and they rolled t

a hazy day across the valley...the clark county air quality did issue an air quality alert for today and for labor day... ................. because of smoke from california wildfires...we're experiencing moderate levels of smoke and dust. some of this may linger into labor day as well... ................. speaking of labor day...your monday holiday forcast shows seasonal average by about 6 degrees.. .................. now let's send it over to mauricio marin live near the being affected by this haze. ((mauricio marin)) >> enjoy the clearing up in the sky that we're seeing now. for most of the day we couldn't see the mounta and like katie mentioned...we will likely be seeing more of this haze in the air through tomorrow. some valley residents who've lived here for decades know it's fires from california causing the gunk in the air. ((john casale/resident "the only time is during the fires really. most of the time it's ok it doesn't affect your breathing here at the lower level ." )) >> fortunately for john...he doesn't have to worry about breathing problems. but the county air quality

air force base. thank you, mike. >>> now this isn't the first time that the u-2 plane has crashed after taking off from beale air force base. in august of 1996 a u-2 from the base crashed into a parking lot next to a newspaper building killing the pilot and at least one person on the ground. two other people were hurt. the pilot had declared an in- flight emergency 15 minutes after taking off. investigators say a fire had broken out in the plane's air- conditioning unit. >>> a san jose -- san jose police are investigating a shooting of a man found dead on a sidewalk this morning. officers responded to a 911 call finding the victim alone near bluff way. they said he had at least one gunshot wound and was pronounced dead at the scene. investigators still haven't released his name and no suspect information is available. this was san jose's 36th homicide of the year. >>> in marin county some graphic testimony today during the preliminary hearing for two drifters accused of murdering two people last year

space that surrounds the city. >> class b air space is one of the most controlled types of air space in the u.s. it requires radio contact with air traffic control. it requires specific equipment on board. there is an area in the class b air space in new york that allows a visual corridor around the river for helicopters and small airplanes to be able to fly visually. >> the vfr corridor is literally over the top of the river. if you stray outside of that vfr corridor, you start to get into air space that is controlled by various facilities, whether it's laguardia, whether it's newark, whether it's jfk. >> investigators learn that on the day of the crash lytle and stanger departed from teterboro airport in new jersey and were planning to fly to california, but decided to take a quick detour along this corridor. >> they had gone out and flown around the statue of liberty. as a sightseeing visit. they were going to come back down the east river and depart the area. >> while most of the east river is part of the vfr corridor, there is a point just north of roosevelt island where the cor

the cool air that has just moved in. son stricken with a rare disease. >> i knew at that moment it was him. reporter: their search for a cure. >> from boston's news leader, wcvb at 7:00. anchor: a search is underway for a missing swimmer. is there live. reporter: the search for that missing swimmer is now looking like a recovery effort. a number of rescue teams continue to congregate 100 yards from the shore. according to residents, three friends were on a boat when they decided to jump into the water for a swim. boat. only one of the men was able to get out. >> it is all grassy down below. it is very hard with his ability. >> before we went on air a series of lightning strike forcing teams out of the water. is officially confirmed. ambulances are standing by. we have been told this operation has been called for the night and will resume in the morning. anchor: this is quick moving rain through the city. it is going to smash into the lens. harvey leonard is tracking the potential for storms. a red sky. gorgeous guy. -- g

cooler air in place. sheltered areas from ashland to richland county, upper 50s to lower 60s. 5 live radar not picking up any stick around all the way to tuesday afternoon. you can see the movement into the north of the tropical storm making its way offshore. hopefully giving our friends to the east a bit of a break by next week. today temperatures on the cooler side. we are 3 to 5 degrees below normal. that is nice, pleasant air. 57 with crystal-clear conditions tonight. if you are headed into kill bug you deal with temperatures in the lower 80s. if you are looking for more heat, i am well-rounded here. i will allow you to see that warm air tracking back in for wednesday afternoon. back in stride as they open a series with the marlins. plenty of action in the high school gridiron. became dermis and lauren brill have those details. >> reporter: coco crisp now officially an indian. here is the guy he will be replacing. every amonte not playing postseason because of the suspension. indians up 6-0. strikeout

clean air. comfortable temperatures. dangerous air and dangerous heat.rom 80 at the coast to 104 and we need fluids and breaks. this is how it looks from the camera, notice the asterisks today. peninsula, south percent inland east bay, more in my forecast coming up and the cooling trend by wednesday. alexis? [ inaudible ] >> traffic maps show if you are coming from the central valley it is rough going from tracy. we have been trying to get more detail on the collision reported wive 205. at the 580 merge. we have not confirmed what it is. if we have lanes blocked. we have heavy drive times and a new problem westbound 80 before you get to willow avenue in hercules area. we have reports we have two laned block with backups beyond that and approaching that. it is "spare the air" day. keep that in mind if you are using mass transit no problems with bart and ace train is on time and caltrain so kay but the golden gate ferry, the fall schedule is taking place today so check out the departures. >> no question the debate will be the biggest story today and tomorr

have air -- bear the air day. good air-quality is coming. behind me, we have blue sky. you will notice hayes out there as well. some of that is coming from the soberanes fire that is still burning in the monterey area and down by carmel. this will be with us as we get into the evening hours also on its way in, the onshore breeze and fog. temperatures at the hottest today, going to start cooling down. it feels pretty good right now. temperatures are finally beginning to drift off and if you are going to the coliseum tonight it will be beautiful. the good news is we have improving air quality coming our a.>> that soberanes fire has been burning all summer. the air-quality in carmel valley is less than the air quality in beijing. there is so much junk in the air, today was our second spare the air today -- day. significant changes, as the fog works its way back up the coast. here are the highs from today, we had record yesterday 100 and fairfield, concord 99, antioch 99. significantly cooler for tomorrow. this is smo

two new planes are adding to the cleveland national air air force f-22 raptor. and the world war ii b25 bomber will be making their first appearance here in cleveland. this is video from previous air low as from cleveland though. there is a lineup of acts each day, everything from helicopter and fighter jet flyovers, pyrotechnics and the blue angel show. they will be doing super slow and super fast maneuvers where they'll fly within inches of each other miles per hour here. one man has a job maintaining all the electrical systems on the aircraft. here's what he had to say about how they hope to change the lives of people who come to the air slow it is very exciting. i love influencing the children in a way they will grow up and succeed in life. >> it attracts between 60,000 here's what you need to know if you would like to check it out today. it opens at 9:00, and wraps up around 4:00 tonight. general admission is $21, and $23 at the gate. remember it is going on today tomorrow as well as monday. will, give me a few minutes, maybe 20 minutes and i might have som

the air is really dry. almost snappy. it has fall like air. dewpoint rules the world. you can see when dewpoints are down in the 40s and low 50s. everyone is happy. usually sunny out there. things are great. and everyone comes by the weather department. they are like this weather rules. it is when dewpoints are back up to 60s and 70s. people start to complain. through. well, do not hold your breath. 90s are coming back. and with, that on wednesday, we will be back to that tropical feel in the air, that thickness, heaviness, with sunshine mind you, on wednesday. so wednesday, is going to be a hot one. thursday is going to be muggy and sticky and we will add storms into the mix. as a matter of fact, that's the next thing we are watching. we are not watching anything on radar. crystal clear. no weather worries until, about, tuesday,nd becomes hot and stick. but we are dry. part of that is because tropical storm off to the atlantic, although there is still the beach warnings and high tide warnings out there. ultimately this is starting to move out earlier. but their bad we

air force is always in the air. staff sergeant louise silva is here. where are you from. >> i'm originally from chicago, illinois but i'm a recruiter here in philadelphia we have a whole recruiting squad ron out here. >> hi, guys. >> fancy car. >> we have a fancy recruiting here, it is big in the air force. >> have you got even over the fact that the eagles beat the bears. >> this year i will take the eagles. lets see what happens. >> we will see how that goes from there. >> after the air force why should we join you, for a young person looking to enlist. >> one main reason why we should join active duty air force that is because we are best in air space and cyberspace, ain't that right recruiting squad ron. >> he went out of his world for this, mike. >> that is right. >> wow. >> i felt that one. >> and, we can go out is and we have a camera on the show. we have this covered. you can see from the space shuttle as well. we have about ten guys that are about to jump here. >> call hear it. >> before you end your career at fox. >> as a matter of fact. >> w

looking at clear blue skies with just a light haze in the air as the air quality advisory comes to a close tonight. ............ ....................... ...... neighborhood by neighborhood temps in the low 90's for many locales, with the east side of the valley seeing warmest temps since they're lower in elevation. not as hot for those areas to the west and northwest sections of the valley. coolest up in kyle canyon this afternoon and we have freeze warnings in the central to northern part of ... ......... regional temps also stayed extra warm today especially down in laughlin and of course the hottest spot in death valley. still warm down the colorado river valley and coolest in the central part of the state. expecting those freeze warnings up there to kick in by 11 pm tonight and overnight as those areas could see temps between 28 - 32 by morning. ............... .................... ........... air quality remains moderate for ozone due to lingering smoke. but the smoke is now down to good and mostly just a light haze outside right now. advisory to expire tonight. ................

if the aircraft is overloaded, if the air temperature is high, or if it's flying through thin air at high elevation. >> if you have not taken into account those factors, it's not an airplane or a helicopter. it's a paperweight. and it will just drop out of the sky. >> according to andrew canfield, the crew was aware going in that with the thin air at the mountain's high elevation, the pave hawk would have to be operating right at its power margin. to compensate, the pilot tries to take advantage of weather patterns on the mountain and steers the pave hawk into the wind. >> when you're in a hover or if you're coming in for a landing and you're low state of energy, you always try to fly into the wind. because that wind at your nose actually provides additional lift. >> but relying on mountain winds for extra lift proves to be a critical miscalculation. >> the winds help the helicopter initially produce lift. but if there is the least bit of variation in wind, you can erode a very razor thin margin, and in this case, that's what happened. >> as soon as that wind kind of shifted, we went

((sherry swensk)) our air cleared up a lot when there was blue sky again. ........... let's get to hermine - this storm has really caused a lot of damage and headaches for the southeast and east coast. .. cooler than normal temps for us through our labor day. temps in the low 90s today. ((demetria obilor)) watch out for a crash downtown at sixth and stewart. there's another one that happened earlier this mornn metro is reporting injuries in that one. over on the west side, there's a crash at rainbow and tropicana. back to you!/// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> las vegas officials working suicide rate in nevada. this coming after 13 year old maria kruger took her own life last week. nevada has the 4th highest rate of suicide in the country. so teens have taken their life in southern nevada. one counselor we spoke with today says it's crucial to talk with teens that may be struggling with problems and let them know things do get better. ((ron lawrence/community counseling center: "one of the first things we want to tell them is that this is temporary. what you're seeing is so dev

poor air quality. stay inside. alexis? >> we are doing okay. we have nothing major to worry about so far. dark and early on the richmond-san rafael just counting cars right now on the richmond side. the slow of the drive so far is westbound 580 tracy to dublin and that is the only one not in the green at 36 minutes. typical stop-and-go traffic. now, the south bay is coming up. >> we are track breaking news in vallejo if express captured a man they think killed a pregnant woman and her unborn baby in san pablo. the swat used a ladder truck to remove him from the top of the apartment building. the 18-year-old died after being shot in san pablo on monday evening. witnesses say the shooter sped away from the scene at 17th street. >> san jose state is coming underfire for how they handled the sexual harassment complaint involving a professor. >> tiffany wilson is at the campus with what happened. tiffany? >> good morning. the sexual harassment case involving a female student and a recovery on campus. accord

air methods released this statement that read in part "air methods is further investigating the allegations and the faa has our full cooperation in the matter. we take safely seriously and the safe return of our crews and the patients we serve is and always will be our highest priority at air possibled toes. ." >> that was mich about the man arrested for starting a fire where the pulse nightclub shooter was a member. police have added the hate crime enhancement to the charge after finding anti-islamic posts on his facebook page. several people called in tips leading them to shriver and his home. he was arrested yesterday while walking down the street. >>> tropical storm julia is making its way up the coastline people in the path of the storm are being told to stay off the roads and steer clear of any flooded areas. >>> we want to check in now with ivan. >> julia is not holding on all that much. that's the problem when we get the tropical storms that don't move. the rain associated with julia displays to the east so they are catching a break across the carolinas. winds are barely a tropical

it is drier air. humidity levels much reduced. look at temperatures now, in the 60's in the north country. that is a real september feel. 68 in plymouth. 78 in concord. it was steamy in southern portions of the state, easily in the low 80's after the sun came out. out. the wind gusts have been strong. concord. stronger in coos county. it will still be breezy as the colder air is coming down. look at the dew points. 24 hours ago, they were flirting with 70 degrees. now that they are in the 40's, it is refreshing air in place. along with the actual air temperatures going down, tonight you don't need the a.c. temperatures in the 40's. a to the 30's in the north country tonight. 48 in laconia. 45 in concord. 51 in manchester overnight tonight. let me break down the forecast for monday. tomorrow, it will be bright and sunny. low humidity. temperatures in the 70's at the coastline. inland areas a little bit warmer. concord more like the mid to upper 70's. in the northern part of the state, lower 70's. watching the tropics closely. no ac

it is a warm dry air mass.ot great for fire fighting conditionses, and keeping temperatures hot for us, inland and now future cast showing the beginning of some changes and later tonight as we advance through at 11:00, we start to see the marine layer begin to enhance just the beginning. and not a significant increase through the way and bring temperatures down slightly inland tomorrow and then more significantly, as we move on toward the end of the workweek. and today, the temperatures though, they do remain hot, especially in the south bay, where we have the loma fire burning that is is going to impact air quality in the santa clara valley which is already unhealthy and temperatures in the mid to upper 90s for the warmer spots there and morgan hill and los gatos and 93 cupertino. and along the coast, temperatures are a bit cooler. in the mid to upper 70s. and near 80 along the peninsula. and san mateo, 88. and upper 90s, though, once again, for east bay locations, and still flirting with triple digits in bren

i've sent you a dollar to buy some cigarettes. >> air to air combat is a ruthless environment. >> if you take 240 squad rons at the end of the world war ii 44% was dying or dead. >> i lost my engine. two more later and then on the way back my engine quit. >> how many kills did you have at that point? >> ten. >> march of 1944 downed and occupied france steve made contact with a french underground in hopes of being smuggled back to england. >> how long were you on the ground with the french resistance? >> six months. you're there with them when the allies invade? >> yes. >> the invasion of southern france with masses of troops. that are comrades in northern france are shattering the nazis. >> what did you get shot? >> july the 13th. >> what was the mission? >> escorting. i jumped out the wrong side and hit the tail. i landed backyard of -- i never got out of my suit and pitch fork in my back. >> do you remeer the date you were shot down? >> yeah. my birthday january 4th, 1945. >> that's a great birthday. what happens? >> we're dropping 500 pound bombs on northern italy. that's wh

in fact, at the surface, the air was slightly drier. we can feel that around portions of the bay area. not all, but portions. it feels a little less humid. that picture was a little nicer. everything is moving from east to west. dry air we are talking about. the high levels of the atmosphere. of breaks the peninsula in half. the best shower chances in south florida. look at the clear conditions here. greater chased the mans of clouds an showers to the south. high pressure is the dominant surface feature and the flow is from the northeast. that is helping to draw in some drier air at the surface as well as mixing down some of that to the surface. that is post tropical storm hermine. last advisory issued on this one, 50 miles an hour winds. still spinning off the northeast coast causing and occasional squalls moving on shore. but it is still there. and pretty good forecast for that one. just kind of stalling off the northeast for the holiday weekend. made it unpleasant in some areas. rpm forecast computer model shows most of the activity

this one from the penguin air and plumbing chopper earlier. one of my favorites earlier that we posted from air and plumbing chopper. you can see the wall of dust approaching tempe town lake. an amazing sunset as well. that's in the high country. we are in the low 80s but weather changes will be with us for tomorrow. the threat of showers and thunderstorms with an area of low pressure south of the border will continue to pull in some moisture. we got a chance of rain fall as you can see at 6:30 am tomorrow and another chance of rain in the evening around eastern arizona. the chance of showers sticks with us through thursday and we see drier air rolling. 94 degrees for wednesday, a we see drier air moving over the weekend with highs in the lower to mid 90s >>> now that you are caught up, you are ready for your wednesday. >> we have a lot more coming up including a testy town hall meeting between adot and neighbors natalie 202. >>> asu research on the power of lightning. >> we know that lightning can last for several seconds and travel many mile

more than 100 people were originally trapped in mid-air. a massive rescue operation was conducted. 65 people were rescued, but the search effort had to be suspended overnight because of rough flight conditions. 45 spent the night in the cable cars...but were rescued this morning. authorities say a technical issue caused the problem. two weeks after a massive earthquake hit italy --- a cat is found buried under pietro --- was found and pulled out of the rubble by italian firefighters. he was taken to the veterinarian for observation and reportedly has a fractured jaw. since the quake hit --- firefighters have rescued as many as 950 animals. nearly 300 people died in the earthquake last month. hundreds more were injured and left homeless because of the devastation. toss to rob we start out with some sunshine today but as an area of high pressure moves farther to the east, we will see more clouds roll in ahead of an low pressure system. we can expect some rain later today and tonight with a chance for thunder. that will linger into early satur

the cooler air tracking in. i want to look at the dew points, they have definitely fallen off the charts, they are back in the mid 50s. you can give the ac a break, enjoy that radar is not picking up moisture, due to the double dose of high pressure that's the center of attention for at least until tuesday afternoon. today, pure perfection across northeast ohio, 76 degrees. temperatures slightly cooler than normal for the start of the month, definitely that warm breathable air, 57 clear skies for tonight, let's talk about to be outside, look how temperatures rev up a tad bit. back if the mid-80s, -- back in the mid-80s. evening plans in the lower 70s. i suggest a nice picnic, enjoy family activities across the board if you are headed to a county fair or to that air show. seven-day forecast for you, tuesday afternoon 84. look at the 90s, they returney wednesday. -- return by wednesday. . the indians appear to be back in their stride as they open up an inner league series with the marlins and high school action on

((mauricio marin)) >> the air qualiy tomorrow. meaning we can expect to see alot of that haze in the air again for at least another day. reporting live...mauricio marin. 8 news now. ((sharie johnson)) >> mauricio...should people limit their time exercising outdoors? ((mauricio marin)) health officials say don't over exert yourself. again--try working out inside if you can. but those who may have breathing problems---they recommend not going outside to exercise for at least the next day. back to you./// died in drunk driving crashes over labor day weekends. that's only from 2010 to 2014... according to national statistics. and this weekend-- more than the usual number of drivers are expected to be behind the wheel. reporter brittany edney joins us now live from u-s 95 and craig road--with more on what authorities are doing. brittany. ((brittany edney)) traffic isn't the only thing you'll see increase this weekend... law enforcement agencies are stepping up and adding more fi last year during the holiday weekend n-h-p says there wer

president bush has been on the air.rently this was a terrorist attack. everyone believes that carefully coordinated from the air and the consequences of it in terms of human loss and and the effect on this country are still to be determined. we're worried that the other building may come down. they've obviously evacuated that whole area as the result of the crash of 1 world trade center. now i'm concerned there's concern about the second one collapsing, as well. we're told now that a spokesman for yasser arafat, the leader of the pla, the palestinian liberation organization, that he has -- that arafat has condemned what has happened here in new york. he says that the plo has no role in it whatsoever. they're completely shocked and pauled by what an what is happening. there was just one earlier report that the radical democratic front for the liberation of palestinian claimed responsibility but that was later denied, as well. we don't know yet who is in fact responsible for this, but it was very carefully planned and coo

to air dogfighting, air to air intercepts, missile shoots, bombings, things like that. that was my job, to manage and ensure that everybody was qualified to do that. that is part of what we were doing during that scheduling training meeting. i was still a young fighter pilot learning my trade. steve: where is andrews in connection to washington, d.c.? re-stationed there in 2001? , that is wherees it is located. the dca or national guard, the one 21st spider squadron is on the east side of the base, which is only about eight nautical miles as the crow flies from the pentagon. walk us through the morning after the second plane hit the second tower. what was happening? who are you talking to? what was the reaction at andrews among your colleagues? major penney: there was initially a lot of confusion remember,f you can you know, 10 years ago, there was really -- there were no air defense units. the air defense units, which had been stood up and used to postulate that the content -- the continental u.s. to defend our sovereign soil from the , when the soviet union collapsed,

the cooler air is work be its way in. feeling like fall this weekend, some of the coolest weather we've seen since the beginning of spring, arrives first thing tomorrow morning. nice stuff arrives. there's the adventure aquarium on the camden waterfront. philadelphia, 66. trenton, i don't know if you can see the blue across upstate new york, vermont, new hampshire that's the real cool stuff that's working down to the south. that arrives tomorrow morning. millville, 68. wilmington, 70. cape may, 72. the winds are humming out of the north 16 miles per hour. sustained in philadelphia. ten in allentown, 12 in wilmington, 13 in atlantic city. 8 miles per hour in trenton. all behind this cold front right here. that's the cooler canadian air mass to the north working its way south over the next 6 to 12 hours. starting out with a lot of the clouds associated with the front. 1:00 p.m., 70. 3:00 p.m., 72. 5:00 p.m., 75 that's the forecasted high for the today. breezy and cooler, 75 degrees coming off yesterday's 89. when i come bac

starts with dry air moving its way in. not going to lower humidity but rain chance also be a little lower so we'll have a little more sunshine. it's not bad, as we check in on titan doppler radar. seeing the morning coastal showers with the northwesterly flow continuing. in fact some of these as i've mentioned will clip pinellas county in the next hour but will weaken heading further inland. then thunderstorms will get going but they will be having a hard time with dry air continuing to filter in from probably not much tomorrow so we're down to 20% today and perhaps even a little bit lower tomorrow which is nice, first day of fall we get that. two days of lower rain chances, we'll talk more about karl and lisa, temperatures now in the upper 70s to around 80 with mostly clear skies and our temperatures by the afternoon, will be approaching 90 degrees which is average for this time of year. we'll get to point. >>> if you're going to work now you should have no problems. matt is in pinellas county heading to dunedin. a lot of

in a bid to combat the air pollution, paris authorities are working hard to improve air quality.e have a car free day and this week a plan to transform a section of road for a pedestrian zone. staying with the green and fewer theme, also there's a green light for a new nudist park. while critics call the idea demented, the green party say it's only right the estimated 2 million naturists who live here in france have somewhere to relax and unwind and i guess, undressed, here in paris. moving on, scientists say they discovered what appears to be water over 200 kilometers in the america'st is not in yellowstone national park or some barren landscape in iceland. they been spotted on the surface of one of the planet jupiter's moons. >> nasa saying they've europaied in icy lake on , one of the moons of jupiter. the hubble telescope detected water blooms at the south pole. they believe eruptions are sporadic. possible presence of plumes shooting up and running back down on the surface would allow them to search for signs of life without needing to drill through miles of ice. these obser

thursday, the coldest day of the season so far, dry air, and many towns in the 60s. the air changes, a bump up in the humidity on wednesday, not oppressive, and then it gets really dry towards thursday and friday to end out the week. one of my favorite events, the big east friday, opening day will be perfect. it lasts for a couple of weeks out there. sunday, a chance for rainfall. we'll be watching that all week to see if it impacts the patriots. >> a really good forecast, a mix of summer and fall. >> like it. >> it has something for everybody. >> thank you, eric. thank you so much. >>> and we promised you a volcano, and here it is, lava shooting in the area, and this is on the eastern side of the island. >> and that's worth the wait. >>> soccer fields across fall. about 3 million kids and teens play soccer but new research shows that the sport may not be as safe as many think. here is dr. mallika marshall with more. >> reporter: as a soccer goalie, 15-year-old josh has taken big hits protecting the net. he suffered a concussion last year. >> hit me in the head. i do

one student air-lifted to the hospital. not far from the school, police have also found the body of an adult, the father of a teenager who tonight is in police custody, in connection with all of this. nbc's gabe gutierrez is there and has late details. >> the chaos erupted just before 2:00, reports of an active shooter in south carolina. a heavily armed s.w.a.t. team swarming townville elementary school. >> the shooter is going to be a white male, all black clothing and blonde hair. >> police say a teenager opened fire, wounding two students and a teacher before being taken into custody. >> deputies were on scene within seven minutes. >> authorities say it happened on a playground that the shooter never entered the school. >> jamie brought one of the townville firefighters was actually one of the "first outlook" responders to get on scene. and he engaged the suspect and at that point took him down. >> authorities now investigating a separate crime scene, a home two miles away. where police say the alleged gunman's father wa

chilly air arrives by midweek with highs slipping into the 60s. today: morning sun the more afternoon clouds. rain and a chance for thunderstorms late pm. high: 80 dewpoint: 67 wind: se 5-15 mph tonight: raina dewpoint: 69 wind: w/nw 3-7 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays this morning milwaukee police a man was shot in his car near 51st and hampton late last night. we're told he was sitting in the car... when some people came up to it and began shooting. the victim is expected to survive. no arrests have been made at this time. and police are also looking for suspects after a shooting near palmer and burleigh overnight. investigators say the suspect allegedly knocked on the victim's door....and when the man opened the door - the suspect shot him. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. a well known voice on milwaukee airwaves goes silent this morning eric von from w-n-o-v 860 passed lets go live to julie collins who's outside the radio st

there is the cold air lost and we get instability and warm air that is under cold air. they put in cold air and it does not have to be terribly warm to get all kinds of instability going. watch what happens is this chunk of cold air does not go away. it tries to me about and then go out and then retro grades and boxes us in. we will continue to have unsettled conditions. a couple things that you can rely on these weather patterns are that cold temperatures will be with us all week we will start with a little bit of sun each day and end with rain chances. lake erie hooked in on the action adding an extra lake effect. we will be mostly sunny and in the low 50s. mostly sunny and windy midday with partly cloudy skies later in the afternoon. does windy conditions will stick around it will definitely be a day to grab your hat and not had out on the lake. southwest winds are 2225 -- 20- 25. it will be a little bit bumpy out of the lake. tomorrow we talk about right around 70 degrees. can see how the temperatures are expected to go. we will start in the 50s but it looks like a

looking at clear blue skies with just a light haze in the air as the air quality advisory comes to a close tonight. ............ ....................... ...... neighborhood by neighborhood temps in the low 90's for many locales, with the east side of the valley seeing warmest temps since they're lower in elevation. not as hot for those areas to of the valley. coolest up in kyle canyon this afternoon and we have freeze warnings in the central to northern part of the state. ................................ ... ......... regional temps also stayed extra warm today especially down in laughlin and of course the hottest spot in death valley. still warm down the colorado river valley and coolest in the central part of the state. expecting those freeze warnings up there to kick in by 11 pm tonight and overnight as those areas could see temps between 28 air quality remains moderate for ozone due to lingering smoke. but the smoke is now down to good and mostly just a light haze outside right now. we do expect the air quality advisory to expire tonight. ................................ ... ....

this weekend. >> reporter: sweet sounds filling the air in boston. where you can play. >> anchor: and joining the team the harvard football program stepping up. >> anchor: all to honor a brave boy with a love for the game. >> 7 news at 7 starts now. >> tonight on 7. after a dominant debut. >> another pat quarterback getting banged up. >> anchor: yes another week another quarterback goes down. reports say jacoby brissett suffered a sprained thumb. >> anchor: now the back up to the back up is in jeopardy. as this injury plays out we have team 7 coverage of the pats. byron barnett at gillette. >> reporter: this season has been one roller coaster with a lot of ups and downs. the players ar about jacoby brissett's injury. they are talking about how they will persevere. >> they are working on jacoby brissett's hand. >> reporter: say it ain't so. another game another injury for a patriot's qb. other pats players remain unrattled. >> focussed on next week. injuries are a part of the game. >> reporter: things started off great for brissett. with a rookie quar

there is cooler air in canada. and more importantly there is drier air up there as well. we've got the high humidity now, but these are the dew points and lower 60s. it doesn't suddenly crash down, the temperature and dew points drops by ten degrees just like the snap of a finger. it's going to take a while author -- for this to ooze in here. but it will be a lot more noticeable tomorrow. the high temperatures this afternoon could be 80, 84 in boston. there's still a lot of hot air left here. there's still a shot we'll have upper 80s here before this week is over. we have another cold front coming along its way here and that will help to introduce the drier air from canada to a feel it tomorrow, this front here is sort of stationary giving a few will move offshore. you see, most of the showers will be ending by mid-afternoon or so. because it's going to be still moist into the night time hours, the sky is going to clear out, there probably will be quite a bit of fog formation tonight. it will burn off tomorrow morning and disappear. tomorrow will be a different day. feeli

the dryer air is spreading south. that's where it is the coolest. 66 in crystal river, and it's comfortable. 72 in clear water, and it's not until you get down into sarasota and highlands county where it feels more humid. everyone is cooler than yesterday, and in tampa, maybe brandon, you're 4 degrees cooler than this time yesterday, and 9 destroys cooler in crystal river. the dryer air is hanging around, keeping us mostly sunny, and rain chances, mostly south of i-4. you live in citrus, hernando and pasco, and i yo have the chance to dry out. >> we will keep the dryer air in throughout the day today and tomorrow, but as we head into wednesday night, yep, the moisture will start to creep bringing back mugginess and the rain chances. leslee, how about traffic on the 8s? >> we are seeing heavy congestion at southbound on 275. a reported accident on the northbound side, and it's off to the shoulder. very heavy as you start to move away from the new tampa area south, on to 75. and ybor city, 8 minute commute here. veteran

starting to feel drier air. we will see if that continues in the forecast and look ahead to the weekend coming up. >> we'll have that and more coming up. you're watching newschannel8. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. bob kidder, owner, new england shirt company: this factory has been here since eighteen eighty-three. we have over sixty people here making shirts labled made in america. but donald trump's brand of shirts come from china, his suits from mexico, his coats from india. trump's products have been made in twelve other countries because he says there's no place in america that he can make them. well there is. you know donald trump says he'll make america great again while >> labor day weekend is over marbling the unofficial end of summer and the unofficial beginning of flu season. it is time to break it to people afraid of needles. they will have to get the flu shot instead of the nasal spray. the academy of pediatrics has recommending flu mist because they say it is ineff

the state highway patrol will be on force on the ground and in air. ovis out of airspeed stops and we have gotten many dus driving under suspension stops and we have had numerous felony stops. >> the last 2 1/2 years, speed is to blame for 64% of all deadly crashes on the turnpike. terrence. >>> and people labor day means one thing in northeast ohio. it's time for the cleveland air show. >> and people have been hearing this all around and hearing them getting ready and this time, they have a local with them. and sarah phinney got a chance to meet him and we get to meet him, too, sarah. >> and -- [ indiscernible ] one of -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: the twists, the turns, the speed. and the blue angels, captivating thousands for years at the cleveland national air show, including drew verbal. >> and my dad -- every year, every year the blue angels came thunderbirds. >> i and years later, he wears the blue angels uniform. >> and i never thought i would be a part of the team and be back here. >> reporter: whole most spend time looking at the hornets

drier air so we'll see a good amount of sunshine. warm into the 80s this afternoon but turning less humid as the day goes on. fall arrives tomorrow but it's in the 80s again. it's not going to feel like fall until we cool down this weekend. randy: thank you. an annual memorial will be held today to honor first responders in massachusetts who will died in the line of duty. among those to be recognized today, state trooper thomas clardy, auburn police officer ron tarentino, as well. a driver slammed into his cruiser on the massachusetts turnpike, and officer tarentino was shot to death during a traffic stop in may. they will be recognized at today's ceremony and added to the memorial in 2017, and our maria stephanos will join community leaders taking today part. emily: honoring the legacy of the mit police officer killed by marathon bombers. the family of john collier is on a mission to recognize him and all first responders. collier was on duty as an bombings when he was killed by the attackers. his family is appealing to congress to

pilots battle to the death, refuel in mid-air, evade surface to air missiles and artillery. that's those white flashes you're the head of this research project is a pilot. colonel dick needham." "all past wars show that you are going to lose most of your pilots in their first 10 to 15 missions and we feel that if we can bring a gut to the tenth to fifteenth level of confidence before he flies, then we are gonna lose a lot less people in the next war and have a lot better qualified crews and as one of my guys told me the other day, he said we are gonna make are pilots die a lot harder than the other guys." "with the assistant of major bit about dying harder myself." "now pull it back. more back pressure. pull the stick back. good. good. now roll out. there you go. pull it around. there you go. looking good. a little bit more back pressure and a little more to the left. as soon as you get close to that target push the red button." "i can't see my ah hell." "off to the left. watch out!" "oh geez!" "and we died." "you get the sensation of the realism of that." "delta 8. you look

mostly sunny to partly cloudy a slight mugginess to the air. winds will be increasing throughout the day but 10-20 mph winds will be common out of the south with gusts between 25 and 35 mph valley wide; highs between 100 and 105 degrees. donald trump is back on the campaign trail after a day of laying out his plan on immigration. the republican presidential candidate spoke to the american legion in ohio this morning. military and promote patriotism in schools. speaking this morning before the american legion, he promised to promote patriotism in schools. trump: we want young americans to recite the pledge of allegiance. in addition to teaching respect for the flag we also have to make sure we give our military the tools they need to defend that flag democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine called trump's mexico visit a addressing who would pay for the wall. now...mexico's president is getting hammered for not demanding that trump apologize for calling mexican migrants rapists and criminals..... new this midday.... chicago's police superin

your lungs might feel a little bit heavier after breathing the air outside today... all because of a few smoky wildfires burning in california. now the valley is under an air quality advisory as crews work to put out those fires. this is a look around the valley this morning from our strat cam. you can see thick smoke filling the air from the "ken fire," which was burning along i-15 near the kenwood exit. county say they were able to fully contain the fire at 4:00 this afternoon... and it burned about 20 acres. of course -- even if that fire is completely contained, that doesn't mean our air is going to completely clear up. fox5 meterologist sam argier is here to tell us more about this air quality advisory. and how long the haze will be sitting over our valley. sam? we'll round out the labor day weekend with more sunshine, calmer winds, and mi across southern nevada. monday's high temperatures will be running in the mid to low 90s with lighter winds compared to saturday and sunday. with elevated ozone levels and some smoke drifting in from california wildfires, an a

take a look from air 15. dps is telling us that witnesses saw an elderly driver make a u-turn and head the hitting two oncoming cars and a pickup slammed into the crash. you can see this picture right here. three people were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. a chinchilla in the truck died. here's a look from adot, a live look from the area. everything is moving smoothly in this area, and i'll give you a look at your complete roads in just a few minutes. >>> 4:34. and let's get to the top story everybody is nationally, the violent unrest in north carolina. the governor calling the national guard, and we want to get back to the abc15 live desk with christopher sign. christopher last night, i, like a lot of people, glued to the tv and watching what happened. what is happening there? >> reporter: what we learned, dan, is for starters, they will not release the body cam or keith scott. family members say he was holding a book. but officers say he was armed with a gun and refused to put that