the apaches there. and swilling, carrying dispatches for the army, have found their bodies. he recognized the shotgun that mangas carried as belonging to his friend. he disguised his anger and pretended friendship. wouldmised mangas that he open up negotiations with army for mangas and would bring him rations and supplies for his people, if you would come back and bring his people into pinos altos. mangas was delighted. finally, he got a positive response to his peace overtures. with hisack to meet people, because no decisions were made by the apache. these chiefs were not kings. everything was done by consensus , a pure democracy, not just with the apaches that with many of the native american tribes in the american west. and he called his people into counsel, and he met first with one. another,he met with both branches of the chiricahua people. he assured them that the white man in the settlements were sincere and they really wanted to make peace. this was the chance. their war was really with the mex

where are those apaches? they never show themselves. >> that's because they are on jessupland and they know it. hey, you savages, you are trespassing. it off of my land. [laughter] get off my land. don't you worry about them indians, boy. old jessup just to care of them. -- hey, you hate me, don't you? i give you one chance and you tried to kill me. you are lying. any man can do to me what i do to you, i will kill him, you >> that's what you are out here running, isn't it graham? >> maybe, but i'm free and you ain't. you are here because i brought you here. me, graham. you are not free. you ve no gun and you are scared i'm going to kill you. but you don't hate me. how come you don't hate me? >> maybe i'm just a little more afraid of the apaches. >> there you go again. i'm about to tell you one more that is one ugly thing. mean looking, too, with those big old stingers. they said a mother scorpion carries around a baby scorpion for 10 days after they are born and those babies turn around and eat their mothers.

them apaches got all the water. >> since when? since when does the rainfall just for apaches? >> ain't talking about rain. they got a stream. >> and it's pretty low right now. >> low is better than nothing here at it starts up there in those mountains and runs straight down onto their land. we could headed the other way [indiscernible] >> and you would run yourself right into apache guns. >> is right. that is apache water. >> them apaches don't own that stream. >> that's the only water they have right now. you know that, bert. [inaudible] >> no thanks. >> ain't even any promise of rain. >> a man can hardly talk. he's dry. >> nowhere is that water you're talking about? >> water is everywhere. it's the first and last, beginning and end. made the earth he spread the water. believe me. >> have yourself another drink, old-timer. ? >> is not enough water here even we must find new water. >> we looked all over the reservation. >> but not in tucson. >> there is one on tucson who has the gift of finding water. an old man whose hair is like the snow. >> to not look to this one, cochise.

watch out for a crash at charleston/fort apache, deer springs and fort apache, and charleston and grand central. <<< >>> <<< >>> you'll no longer be able to use bed bath and beyond's 20- percent coupons... ((sharie johnson)) >> what they will be rolling out instead... to give you better savings.. that story and more coming up on 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader./// you're watching 8 news now good day. right center field and the giants win it and the ninth inning homer off the bat of connor gillespie ((sharie johnson)) >>> there you have it the final eight teams have been decided for ((brian loftus)) >> the san francisco giant will be taking on the chicago cubs for the divisional round of the playoffs. this coming after the giants marched into queens new york to take on the new york mets. the game was tied 0-0 till the ninth inning. till outfielder connor gillespie hit a 3 run homerun off mets pitcher off jeurys familia . to win the game with a fnal score of 3-0. the giants will be taking on the cubs at friendly confines a.k.a wrigley field./// looking for their freshman qua

((nia wong)) >> for now traffic is blocked on 215 between hualapai and fort apache as this investigaiton continues. reporting live. nia wong 8 news now. let's take a look at the roads with demetria ((demetria obilor)) expect lane closures at 215 between hualapai and durango. traffic is clear in the bowl. <<< >>> back to you!/// ((brian loftus)) >>> all eyes are on the morning. ((kirsten joyce)) >> state lawmakers will resume talks for the potential nfl stadium that could bring las vegas an nfl team. this comes after nevada senators approved the stadium and convention center bill on tuesday. now the bill heads to the assembly which will have to get two-thirds of the votes to head to the governor's desk. public funders are asking the state to pitch in 750-million dollars to help pay for the cost with a nearly one percent hotel tax incrase. other than the raiders possibly coming to las vegas there are the amount of jobs it could bring in. matt capalby the peaks advocacy group: >> i lost two good friends to socio economic situation they were at work they were stressed they were not be able t

i spoke apache as a child. the languages are very similar. and so it's been fun getting to learn navajo. >> i think people would be surprised when they hear you talk about donald trump. they there will be people watching and typical democrat, your voting record is curious. i was looking at it on gov track ideology score, it puts you almost in the middle between republicans and democrats. you are slightly and slightly left of center. you are the 11th most conservative democrat in the u.s. house. >> i'm pretty centrist. in spite of what your viewers are hear being me on television, i'm actually one of the most independent members of congress. >> let's talk about the president this week. he vetoed a bill to allow 9-11 families to sue the saudi government for any role they may have had in the 9-11 terrorist attacks. you taken the president on in this issue, correct? >> i'm a co-sponsor to the legislation he is vetoing. i voted for it these families should have that right to sue that country because of what happened to their loved ones. >> does it

it comes down apache, and it swerves right up here to mill. it will take people to the games and take them back around to mill avenue. it's a proposed route. it's only a proposed route right now. and take a lot of people just north of sun devil stadium. it is going to be an area that people are always going to, whether it's for walks down there or big games. the line would count south to apache and east down to dorsey lane. tonight, an forum giving residents a chance to ask questions about the project, how would take to build. the city is hoping for $75 million in federal funding which would have to be approved by congress. but if all goes well, the streetcar project would begin construction late next year with a completion date sometime around 2020. >>> or you could live in oakland, california. this next story is amazing. for the first time in history, the rent there has soared past $3,000 a month on average. this is lik just a few years ago, back in 2013, people in oakland were paying $1,700 on average for rent. what's going on? experts say

occurred about midnight between hualapai way and fort apache road on the 215 beltway. the area is shut down to traffic in the area. police urge motorists to use alternate routes. damon nelson there were sirens blaring...looked like he been in a pretty source: 5:30 ois sotvo captain shawn anderson lvmpd here is a look at your drive accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to l alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk. now -- les krifaton joins us at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. another day of high clouds and warm big changes on the way as we head for the weekend. friday a strong low sweeps down toward us from the northwest. the strong winds will mean a fire weather watch will go into effect friday. as the front moves closer expect a high wind watch to be issued saturday with wind gusts of up to 40 mph. windy conditions linger sunday into monday. temperatures are expected to remain a few degrees above normal over the next 7 days. vice president joe biden is in las vegas today on the ca

he focuses on the apache leader mingus coloradus and his interactions with u.s. troops.his talk is about an hour and is sponsored by the kansas city public library. prof. hutton: good evening.

in apache junction it is 89 degrees. in surprise right now, 77 degrees. so those temperatures are coming down, not real fast, but they are coming down. this is really needed rain right here. you see how it gets into the states. it's not getting into southern california, but it is getting into the los angeles area and north of there and kind of feeding up into the northwest as well. this is a hurricane falling apart, seymour, kind of falling apart, sending its cloud cover into arizona sending is its moisture into california. so we get the cloud cover over here is what we get. 100 degrees on the high today, in deer valley. 70 in flagstaff, 86 in sedona, 93 at gila bend today. as we look at our numbers, 100 on the high, 70 on the low, 84 and 60 would be the thoroughly high and low. there's your record high at 90, record low at 39. temperatures forecasting today, you see 92 at sky harbor, mid 90s mixed in with it. in the mountains, some 60s, 70 a few 80s scattered out. as far as the desert is concerned, low 90s, mid-80s through the deserts. and then you look

sending apache attack helicopters to hit isis targets in and around the city. the top u-s commander on the ground says - the apaches have an added psychological advantage as well. volesky says: "what we've seen is the iraqis, it's also a confidence building measure, as they hear of the 101st airborne and 1st infantry division are leading u-s efforts on the ground... but there are cracks starting to show in the fragile anti-isis coalition... with turkey lashing out at u-s and iraqi leaders - claiming they're conspiring to keep turkish troops out of the fight for mosul. erdogan says: translated "our position has nothing to do with war-mongering, with the violation of iraq's sovereignty or any other present wherever we need to be to protect our freedom." but the white house insists iraqi forces take the lead in the fight to liberate the city.... and they say it's an important indicator of the country's ability to defeat isis - without large numbers of u-s troops on the ground. earnest says: "there's a direct tie between our investment in the professionalism of the

look at those 60s showing up as far as the valley is concerned, 68 at deer 68 in apache junction, 64 in ahwatukee, and 66 in glendale. these are the highs we'll be looking at across the state. nice looking 60s, 70s, and 80s across the mountains. we will see some 90s, low 90s, mid-90s, as far as the deserts are concerned. as we look at the next couple of days here leading into the monday holiday, 92 on saturday, 91 on sunday, with a little bit of cloud cover. on monday, a little bit of cloud halloween, 85 degrees, nighttime temperatures are going to be very nice. about 80 to start, about 76 degrees to end, and as you know some 90s through the weekend. watch your kids around water. >>> thanks, dave. talk back time right after the break, and tonight think about this. you are getting a divorce, and you and your spouse are season ticketholders to the cubs. >> oh, man. >> you have got a ticket to the world series. what do you do with how do you figure that one out? >> do you sit with them? >> we are going to talk about it. >> voters' remorse, some people have it. you early vote, cast your

wind to speak of at this hour. 79 in deer valley, 78 in surprise, in ahwatukee 81, and 77 out at apache junction. yeah, we do have some moisture around the state, some of it getting a little close to the valley here. drying up. that was a hurricane called seymore, and most of the moisture, in fact all of it found its way into california. you can see it spreading through the country as well. a little bit of it finding its way into arizona through the day today. tonight, see, look at that stuff just kind of skimming us on the northwest side there, a little bit of something on the east side, not a lot of it sticking around, some of it heading up north. in the flagstaff area we see some of it heading through so a little moisture, finding its way into the state today. that stuff will be kind of hanging around, especially in the north, if you're going to be doing some traveling. 93 degrees on the high today. and you can see the other numbers correspond to that, some a little lower. we get a 93 in glendale. we get a 92 in scottsdale, and back to 93 in chandler. other numbers that we have from

most of us in the 70s right now. 74 in apache junction. a few spots in the 80s there in chandler, gilber and 71 in peoria. good morning to all of you out there. not bad at all. as far as the wind speeds are concerned, we're about 5 to 10 miles per hour across the valley. not unusual for this time of year. but those could change come tomorrow. in 24 hours, i'll show you how that will be changing in the futurecast. but in the meantime, valley rainfall totals, i wanted to show you this because monsoonal officially ended on friday. two and a half inches of rain. that is below average. for the entire year, this is where we're sitting at for rainfall. we're below average. monsoon was a bit under what we normally expect for that season here. not bad though as we head into the fall. now we can enjoy our cooler temperatures. as we look at futurecast here, i'm going to press play. we're going to be clear throughout the day. that's great. if you have plans for this saturday, you will be fine absolutely. w is when we start to see cloud coverage move o

. >>> a two car crash at apache and mc clintock. an nf all three crashes have now cleared. >>> another crash involving a motorcycle at third and os born. no word on his condition what caused the crash. >>> a shooter is on the loose after opening fire in a parking lot of a phoenix bar. one person killeded and two others seriously hurt. it happened at the break room bar and grill near 48th and mc bowel. idea yet as to why these people were targeted. they are asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> police working to track down a killer after a woman found shot to death. officers say someone called police about an injured woman inside a trailer. the woman died at the hospital. detectives have not identified her yet only saying she was in her 20s. >>> phoenix police are also stabbing near 19th and glendale. this one happening at a light rail station. no word yet on whether anybody was seriously hurt. >>> a california man will be extradited back to arizona accused of murderings his own father. the 21-year old was arrested satu

the pursuit ended when metro used stop sticks on this vel apache. they say this man displayed a gun..which led officers to shoot him. he is now dead. metro says they found a gun in the suspect's car. they tell us all officers inovlved in this pursuit are not hurt. ((nia wong)) >> for now they can't say what led officers to shoot this man but it is still very early into this investigation. they still can't say what led officers to shoot this man. reporting live. nia wong 8 news now. durango and hualapai following an officer-involved shooting. use alternates, if possible. <<< >>> >>> ((demetria obilor)) >> back to you./// investigating the death of child.. that happened on tropicana, near the 215... from earlier this month. police say they found a five- month- old unresponsive around 2-30 in the morning on october 8-th. metro abuse and neglect is investigating the case. once we receive more information, we will update you on air and online. /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> unlv is teaming up with nasa to help us get into deep space. the partnership is with l

on fort apache and sahara. it's free and open to the there are debate watch parties.... all across the valley.... tonight... we have a full list..... on our website... k-t-n-v dot com..... slash debate. our whole team will continue to stay on top of this debate.... and.... how it's affecting all of us..... here in the valley. also.... we're always on-line... at k-t-n-v dot com.... slash debate. n-f-l owners got their first pitch..... on the raiders plan.... to move to las vegas. raiders owner..... mark davis presented his fellow owners.... with the $-1- point -9- billion signed.... monday. -24- of the -32- owners..... would have to approve the move.... from oakland.. listen to what davis had to say..... about efforts to keep the team..... in oakland. 01.40 "it is unfair for people to keep bringing up, what if oakland does this or what if oakland does that. las vegas has already done what they are supposed to do." no timeline has been set.... for a relocation vote. owners are not set to meet again..... until next year. smoke spreading for miles... in a major u-s city. wha

he focuses on the apache leader and his interactions with u.s. troops.

historian paul andrew hutton talks about the prolonged conflict between the apaches and the u.s.government. he describes thesouthwest as a volatile mix of conflicting interests among mexicans, american settlers, civil war soldiers, apache, and other native groups.

in the east valley a two-car crash in apache and mcclintock. everyone including an infant checked out on scene and doing well tonight.>>> we are tracking a busy day in court tomorrow former deputy accused of robbing several spots. he pleaded guilty to theft and a drug charge. detect of say he robbed banks, a drugstore and a convenience store.>>> the mesa gymnastics coach accused of having a sexual relationship with one of his students is expected in court. nolan knuckles was involved with 15-year-old boy. police tell us the incident took place over several years. you will face several charges including sexual conduct with a minor. >>> saying goodbye to rose mofford. friends, family and lawmakers honor the life of the first woman elected governor in arizona. the celebration of her life to waste at the orpheum theater in downtown phoenix. she served as governor from 1988 through 1991. she died last month at the age of 94.>> arizona politics has never been short on larger-than- life personalities. of them. governor offered was a shining symbol of

the pursuit ended when metro used stop sticks on this vehicle between hualapai and fort apache. they say this man displayed a gun..which led officers to shoot him. he is now dead. metro says they found a gun in the suspect's car. they tell us all officers inovlved in this pursuit are not hurt. (( )) ((brian loftus)) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> our other top story this morning takes us to carson city.... where the state assembly is set to vote on the stadium and convention center bill today. ((brian loftus)) >> the bill needs 2- thirds of the votes in order to move forward to governor sandoval's desk for his approval. the nearly 2- billion dollar nfl stadium is meant to lure the radiers to las vegas.... if the bill is approved, 750- million dollars in public it would come from a nearly 1- percent increase on the hotel room tax on the strip. the stadium is expected to create some 14- thousand jobs here in the valley: (( eddie ramirez/labor union las vegas: it goes way beyond the raiders this is about jobs this is about creating a new economy)) ((matt capalby/the peaks advocacy group: "a

junction -- 77 for apache junction, goodyear at 82 degrees, surprise at 78. today coming in above the seasonal norm, five degrees above it though a far cry from the record temp that we set back in 1991 when we hit 105 for our high. i talked to you already about the snow that we are seeing in parts of the intermountain west in addition to parts of new england with very cold conditions there. for tomorrow mosof activity we'll see in the middle of the country will come in the form of rain showers, the upper plains extending all the way into the great lakes region. tonight temperatures will cool into upper 40s for winslow, 70 for yuma, bullhead city you'll be at 70 as well, and douglas in the low 50s. and tomorrow that red contour on our map, it's not quite as strong as the past few days. we will numbers from anywhere canyon beautiful at 73. all in all though another beautiful clear day like what we saw out there today, numbers throughout the course of our work week ranging between the low to mid-90s for our afternoon highs. >>> just a quick reminder, you can rec

none of the tribes that were famous for fighting the government, the lakota, the apache, none of them were ever unified for war or peace. each had its war and peace factions that struggled for dominance within the tribe and they clashed sometimes violently with one another. these peace factions were obviously a potent fit column for the government -- fifth column for the government and army. particularlyer a poignant example of a tribe toward asunder over a question of making war or peace with white men. in the winter of 1866, the head chief died. there were two contenders for his position, kicking bird was one. he was just 32 years old. he advocated peaceful accommodation with whites. atanta was nearly 50, he was something of a lost ring stering braggart and was famous for being a killer and -- b.s. artist.timate he was austin and often painted teepee, his body, his wife and his horse the sacred color of red. they vied for power. tanta participated in nearly every rate against the army. he was incarcerated for having in what wasn parole called the red river war. kicking bird almost s

rockets fired from apache helicopters.ying to identify the problem positions and take them out to the peshmerga can clear out the isis fighters. we think there are no civilians in the city. that is some good news. it is a strategic city because it is a supply route into mosul. if they cut it off and secure it, that's another step on the way to encircling the city. >> michael holmes near mosul. stay safe. >>> authorities are urged to probe a hate crime at the mississippi high school. authorities did not follow protocol after a white student threw a noose around the neck of the black student. the school's superintendent released a statement saying in part district officials make sure all policies and procedures were followed. >>> a potentially major development in the death investigation of eric garner. the justice department is replacing the team investigating. the fbi agents have been replaced to the case. federal authorities were looking into the civil rights being violated. a police officer was seen using a prohibitive c

last wednesday wilson fled from police during a traffic stop near fort apache and hualapai way. police say they shot wilson 8 thought was a gun at them. it turns out he had a water nozzle that resembled a gun... which is the same thing he's accused of using in 16 different robberies leading up to the shooting. police say wilson also used his own blood to write "sorry" on the screen in the s-u-v's dash. no officers were hurt in the shooting./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> a volunteer football coach at silverado high school has been arrested for having an inappropriate relationship with a female students. 21-year old jordan turner was act with a 14 or 15 year old student... and kidnapping. school district police say they became aware of it on friday.. and he was arrested on friday after they interviewed him. turner has a court appearance scheduled for tomorrow./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> over 100 animals are in need of a home in arkansas. ((brian loftus)) >> coming up on good day we'll see why officials are calling this one of the largest exotic animal rescues in u.s. history./// ((you're

let's take a look at the roads with demetria ((demetria obilor)) there are crashes at apache/deer springs. still dealing with this wreck in the spaghetti bowl on the northbound i-15 ramp to 95 south. <<< >>> ((brian loftus)) >>> the iconic captain kidd will be performing at the t-mobile be performing at the t-mobile center ((sharie johnson)) >> coming up on good day we'll tell you where and when you can see the iconic rockstar./// you're watching 8 news now good day. jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen, and as a computer programmer, i created apps... before they were lled "apps" and i learned there's always a smart solution. as president of my synagogue, we found a smart solution to rising energy costs... creating one of the largest solar projects in the state. in congress, i'll work with democrats and republicans to make all of nevada a leader in solar, to improve our schools, and create good jobs. i approved this message because i know we can find smart solutions... even in washington. people love chicken sandwiches... and nashville-style hot sauce... wait! what if i put them together?! my new

apache since about midnight thursday. this is a very active situation please plan your travels clouds and warm temperatures with big changes on the way as we head for the weekend. friday a strong low sweeps down toward us from the northwest. the strong winds will mean a fire weather watch will go into effect friday. as the front moves closer expect a high wind watch to be issued saturday with wind gusts of up to 40 mph. windy conditions linger sunday into monday. temperatures are expected to remain a few degrees above normal over the here in the valley, hillary clinton was back in nevada pushing locals to get out and vote. "oh wow, it is great to be in las vegas again!" cheering off her las vegas visit last night with at an outdoor rally at the smith center, where supporters and protesters were fired up. protest and rally noise a man, waving an anti-bill clinton sign was quickly surrounded and escorted off the property. and while tensions were running high at the rally, it was a much different scene a couple hours earlier

you can see that 92 at sky harbor. 93 at goodyear. 92 at apache junction. 92 in ahwatukee. take a look at these, temperatures stay up around areas of the north coming down a here and there. as we look at the three-day forecast, we go into the mid 90's. we're going to run about seven or eight degrees above the seasonal norm here at least through friday. however, there is a change. i'll have that for you coming up. >>> new information about a massive fire at a condo complex over the weekend in the east valley. the new clues investigators have to go on. >>> plus, why this honor fligh veterans is extra special when we come back. >> if you would like to contact me on social media, you can find fire investigators in >>> fire investigators in gilbert are asking for the public's help after this weekend's condominium fire. a massive hire here. they are asking any witnesses or anyone with photographs or wear an a.s.u. sweatshirt. investigators are trying to figure out what started the four-alarm fire. >>> world war ii veterans got to take part in their honor flight to washington, d.c

apache junction 84. 82 in goodyear. 82 in anthem. temperatures will stop there. highs well below the 30 year average emma which is 94 degrees. below average highs across the valley and the state. looking at the highs out was we are talking low to mid-80s. no 90s anywhere in the state today. 70s today in flagstaff. only in the upper 50s in spots like flagstaff in the grand canyon. tonight as the cool air settles in our skies clear and the wind lightens up with temperatures we could see some hard breezes in spots like the grand canyon, flagstaff and window rock. down into the 20s. flagstaff tomorrow morning down to 26 degrees. feeling the colder air up there. 30s and 40s from prescott to payson. tonight in phoenix and across the central portion of -- portions of arizona lows in the 50s to low 60s. by tomorrow morning as you're getting ready to send the kids in the 50s to low 60s. they may need a light sweater headed out to the bus stop. 80s through the end of the week before the 90s set in for the weekend. still low 90s keeps us below average saturday and sunday. s

sunday and they are taking the lead in the fight to liberate the city but today we learned that us apache helicopters are being used to hit isis targets in and around the city. >> is a confidence building measure they hear those apaches in the general area. >> aid agencies say at least 500 aid agencies say at least 500,000 people have fled mosul in recent days crossing into syria and more than 1 million civilians are believed to be trapped in their by 5000 fighters. >>> we are in london now with an update on a mission to mars that was launched back in march. >> morris has a new visitor. the european space agency's capital rally landing module reached the red planet today. with important data about entry into mazza's atmosphere and the execution of a controlled landing on the surface of the planet. schiaparelli does not have a long mission lifetime but it does survive long enough to analyze and transmit data about the local environment during descent and for a few days after landing. scientists hope to learn more about the composition of the planet's atmosphere and the origins of life. >>'

how about the weather on this day care free highway and there was a top of hail that hit mesa and apache junction. and light break down the calendar for october 2016. shall we? and we started things off warm in the first of the month and we have the nice stretch of below average temperatures and we flipped a switch and we're above average temperatures, you might as well make the rest of the weekend into the weekend. the bright orange red color. we're keeping the trend going and this is another trend and this is what we don't e see. the allergy report and many of you suffering. i am there with you and okay, the three-day forecast. and -- [ indiscernible ] for october break. we have a mixture of sun and clouds and more sunshine than anything in the afternoon. the temperature in the upper 60s with overnight lows above freezing and in the mid-30s. i call that chilly from flagstaff and that is like no big deal. and this is what you can enjoy when you head to the high country. sylvia and one of our viewers. i love that and that is pretty this time of the year. the leaves will be drive -- leafs

it is 93 degrees and the winds southeast. 87 in apache junction. 87 in surprise. low pressure, high pressure moving off to the east. a couple of little storm systems giving us a little threat as we head into the weekend. we move into monday and that sh when we'll see most of the moisture. getting close to phoenix. we go to 97 degrees on the high today. we had 97 in 94 in scottsdale. 97 in chandler as well. other numbers around the state, 73 in flagstaff. 88 at kingman. 73 at show low. 96 down at tucson. this is your day. 97 on the high. 87, 63 is your normal high and low. record high at 103. record low at 39. for the city. there are 70's and we mic mix in 80's and upper 90's as the warm weather stays with us. this is the heavy stuff over here. not only with syracuse getting heavy rain with over 2 inches, look at new york city, 1.81 of an inch on the day today. they picked up pretty good moisture. overnight tomorrow morning, we are going to be looking at 71-degrees. as we were telling you about the meteor shower is going to be a good one. this is the leftover, the

you see these 90 spreading across the board. 98 apache junction and queen creek. here is a look across the state. temperatures are unseasonably warm everywhere. right now, we have spots in the mid-70s. mid-60s flagstaff and the grand canyon. bid 80s with bullhead city and because her streaming an. is not enough to keep us away is pretty moisture our way. this storm system is moving into california. the jet stream will pick it up and carry it to the north through nevada and utah. we increase the clouds and we may see a few isolated showers across northern or western portions of our state. that will happen over the next 48 there is no chance for rain here in the valley. was take a look at temperatures, tonight, closing price, overnight lows milder 74 phoenix. 58 sedona. high temperatures in the upper 60s to lower 70s. low 90s out to the west and northwest. phoenix we will drop 5 degrees. 95 degrees will be 10 degrees above average. we will hit temperatures above 93 in mesa, gilbert, and tempe. carefree and cave creek will be the west valley 94. here is the hour by h

and 78 degrees into apache junction. today a brand-new record set. so if it felt really hot out there, it wasn't just you. 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 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'll be dropping down to about 80, if not some upper 70s in other places across the valley. as we look at the pacific northwest, you'll notice the rain. and in california snow throughout the sierra. warm temperatures, though, as we move inland. certainly into the midwest and throughout the south. 80s in many locations across that jet stream is just riding far too north to the cool us down. the temperatures will be pleasant overnight. 58 for globe. low 40s into saint johns. 69 for bullhead city. 70 for yuma. 52 for nogals. page at 56 and for tomorrow, barely se

. >>> 76 degrees with a northwest breeze it's a little raw out there and 70 degrees at apache. on the east side and harris elementary and flamingo, 72 there and 3.9 inches of mercury. >>> and you can see the 70s down there. 52 up on the mountain and 72 in boulder city. and officially for las vegas, 85 degrees. and one-hundredth of an inch of precip. >>> so down five from today and we'll be in 70s >> and there's the storm but a lot worse in vancouver. we'll getting ahead of that coming down from the south. it's staying to the west of the city and we did get one plume of moisture. as i mentioned, definitely in the soup right now. you can see another area of charleston, you have moisture in the form of snow and upper elementary. 44 for the low, 56 in mesquite and 79 tomorrow, 86 in lake mead. 67 with scattered showers. we're not out of the woods yet d afternoon hours. the 7-day shows another round of storms into friday and saturday. that's a long way off. >> let's get through this one first. >>> anchor: it looks like it's going to be a nice day. >> meteorologist: it's refreshing.

are anywhere from 91 in goodyear to 93 in glendale. 88 for fountain hills. 91 for gateway. 95 for apache junctio normally, we're in the low 90's at this time in october. we came in five degrees above the seasonal norm hitting 96. finally getting a little bit of relief on the eastern seaboard. obviously, still dealing with significantly flooding in north and south carolina. it is isolated to the midwest and intermittent west where we wyoming and montana. we are looking at chilly conditions. you could see the first freezing conditions for that section of the country. the first freezing conditions for this time of the year. 73 for lake havasu. we'll see 50 for show low. 69 for phoenix. 58 for page. 52 degrees in douglas. tomorrow, we'll see 90's out there. 77, prescott. 90 for safford. a few high clouds, otherwise, sunny skies, clear and warm. the next several days is looking great. the numbers low to mid 90's for your afternoon highs. >> reporter: it is a question that inquiring cards fans want to know, who the john wetzel and why is he so important when it (jude)five games into the >> rep

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temps in the 90's in sky harbor and scottsdale. 80's in apache junction. florence at 85. wickenburg. surprise, 86. 86 degrees for buckeye. we're starting to trend into the 80's for the seasonal temperatures. we're going to see cooler numbers eventually. we did come in for the seasonal norm. 96 is what we hit this afternoon. 100 degrees is what we hit back in 2010 for the record. the big storm in the pacific northwest is severe weather. we had this first wave of energy come through. that, gusts 80-100 miles an hour. possibly more tornadoes. we saw them earlier today and we saw significant rainfall. 12-plus inches in some spots, flooding, mudslides, huge storm surge and this is a significant storm. bands of rain pushing through we had ail .5 of an inch in size in addition to the waterspout off of the coastline. it became a tornado and saw gusty winds, 84 miles an hour. it makes our weather look great in contrast. 95 in lake havasu. 75 in show low. cooling to the mid 60's. plenty of sunshine out there as we start the weekend and the numbers will be hitting the mid 90's throu

none of the tribes that were famous for fighting the government, the lakota, the apache, none of them were ever unified for war or peace. each had its war and peace factions that struggled for dominance within the tribe and they clashed sometimes violently with one another. these peace factions were obviously a potent fit column for the government -- fifth column for the government and army. the kyowa offer a particularly poignant example of a tribe toward asunder over a question of making war or peace with white men. in the winter of 1866, the head chief died. there were two contenders for his position, kicking bird was one. he was just 32 years old. he advocated peaceful accommodation with whites. satanta was nearly 50, he was something of a lost ring braggart -- blustering braggart and was famous for being a killer and -- he was the ultimate b.s. artist. he was austin and often painted his teepee, his body, his wife and his horse the sacred color of red. they vied for power. santanta participated in nearly every rate against the army. he was incarcerated for having broken prison pa

apache attack helicopters are firing. and the presence of the apache is a confidence booster for iraqis on the grown and so far the militants put up significant resistance in villages surrounding mosul. >>> we start with what a local police department is calling a teachable moment. it opened up a dialog about respect and where it's learned and how it is enforced. janet olson postd this picture on facebook and it has gone wildly viral. her daughter snapped it on her bus ride home. when the bus driver pulled over to ask for directions around the detour janice writes on facebook that the student yelled pig out the window of the bus. officer smith, the father of three put his lights on and got on board. he spoke to that teen about the importance of having respect for everyone. >> and the good news here we are told that this ended with an apology and a handshake. let us know what you think about that one. >>> and this special patriotic moment on the field in chichester county. this is the laky bucks field hockey team in prospe

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take a look at the numbers, 88 degrees in sur surprise. 88 in apache junction. in the city, 87 degrees. we had 63 up at flagstaff. 75 in sedona. 93 degrees in yuma. 83 degrees in safford. there is your 89 at gila bend and in casa grande. as we look across the country, it was a mixed bag of all kinds of weather across montana and the dakotas. montana dealing with freezing rain, gusty winds and flooding. you can see storms working their showers and 2 inches of rain. category three is what matthew continues to be. the moisture from matthew heading up towards miami. this will be early thursday, late wednesday. as this is continuing to move up, you can see it go inland a little bit and kind of start spreading the moisture around as it takes the turn to the east. this is nicole out here. once again this is this is nicole a tropical storm. we're going to keep our eye on nicole to see she does not get mixed up with matthew. 89 in memphis. the area of warm air is hanging on. look at the 50's and 60's. 87 decision for tomorrow. a few clouds thrown in and we'll see tempera

will be shown at the regal colonnade on eastern and pebble and at the regal village square on fort apache and sahara. it's free and open to the public...you just have to pick up tickets at the theater box there are debate watch parties all across the valley tonight... we have a full list on our website...k-t-n-v dot com.. violence in the valley overnight... new information right now on our crews were fast and first boulevard and washington. police say one man was stabbed, he is expected to survive. officers do have one person in custody.. also breaking overnight - a shooting in the northwest part of the valley. police tell us around10:30 two people were shot in the leg, near tenaya and cheyenne... we're still waiting on more information from police...we'll bring that to you as soon as we get it. now to the northeast part of the valley - we are just now getting new information on a deadly crash. it happened near lake mead and nellis, around 7 p-m last night. police say the man was in a quote "implied" crosswalk at the time.. the driver is cooperating with officers. this morning a grandmoth

apache junction, we have cooled down to 86 degrees. goodyear, 91. wickenburg, 89 degrees. 89 for surprise as well. temperature wise today, we dame norm, 97 this afternoon. typically, we're at 91. back in 1991, we hit the record of 102. some of the temperatures across the valley did approach 100 degrees earlier today. around the country, there are a few pockets of active weather, rain as well as snow moving into utah spilling into the wyoming and into north dakota. as we ocean, another tropical system for you. nicole is a hurricane category one. it is far, far away from the u.s. coastline but it is going to make its way towards bermuda. at this point, we don't know if it will make landfall or not but it is expected to be a category one or category two hurricane. see 79 in st. johns. 94 degrees for gila bend. 75 in payson and 79 for page. excuse me, those are temperatures for tomorrow, not the overnight lows. tonight, we will cool down to 67 and mostly clear skies. sunshine, warming back up into the 90's. the next several days we will be ho*efing in t

robberies all ove >> metro police chased 50-year-old rex wilson from the stratosphere to the 215 fort apache yesterday, pointed what was a gun but turned out it was a spray nozzle wrapped in black tape to make it look like a gun. him. a narcotics pipe was found, and the words sorry on his dash was written in his blood. >>> it's official, governor bryan sandoval has just signed the bill that would help bring the oakland raiders to las vegas. coming up will have reaction from raiders owner mark dixon. and the next stop. >> an incredible journey that took him from a hospital bed to the end zone up next. >> about 62 at 7:00 a.m. on our way to the 80s tomorrow, but hang on more wind in the forecast. you've heard plenty about joe heck and the tax breaks he's voted for. for oil companies and the millions the oil billionaire koch brothers have spent to elect him. bad enough. but heck voted time and time again to limit nevada solar. risking jobs and higher rates. for nevada families, it's personal. catherine cortez masto will expand clean energy solar jobs. content of this advertising. jim childs: on

wind is gone after having gusted to 28 and up near alexander and fort apache in the northwest, 40 mile-per-hour gust and blowing at 66?. around the edges we are seeing a little mo through the night maybe even into tomorrow morning. but not nearly as strong as it was earlier in the day. it was 38, 29, and around that 20 mile-an-hour mark. simmering down quite nicely each in search light. where they had a gust of wind at 40. laughlin peak gusts at 33. a cooler day, that front came in with a little punch. 70s. a degree normal, but because the mortgage low was so far above, the mean will make this an above-are knoll high. 78? high, i was sweating that down, a little cooler than the 81? forks. 13 for 13, that means $1300 raid medicine. pollen nonexistent today, but that may change in the next couple of days with ragweed and grasses. mid 70s during the lunch hour and heading back to the lower 80s although tomorrow less breeze. we'll get a little wind at times, 5 to 10, maybe a stray gust to 15 but that's about it. the area of low pressure positioned off the california to allow the temperature to warm

on the 215 near hualapai way and fort apache. "when you're at 16 which you believe at the time they were being committed with a firearm, we're going to do whatever we can to get that individual stopped" we're learning the gun that officers thought wilson had... was only this spray nozzel wrapped in black tape. police say it appears he used this fake gun... in the 16 robberies he's accused of. "we know from 2 of the officers statements that he actually raised it at the officers as the vehicle was pinched in they all perceived the same threat at the same time, which is why you hear almost simultanious gun fire." ----- nats from body cam: you good? checks head (video of officer being freaking out)) officers clearly panicked and on edge... one thought he had been shot. after wilson was gunned down... police found the word "sorry" written in blood inside the vehicle. they also found the fake gun and a cash register drawer from arby's... the last business he's accused of robbing. wilson's wife reported him missing on october 12-th. she