a second person was killed in a crash near sahara and burnham.. ((brian loftus)) >> demetria is monitoring the situation.. lets send things right over to her. demetria? let's head back out to the horrible crash that claimed that killed one person at sahara and burnham this morning. eastbound lanes are closed between bruce and eastern. use desert inn or charleston. <<< >>> back to you!/// internship... you're not alone. ((brian loftus)) >>> millions of americans are looking for work right now .. and that is making them ripe targets for scams. ((kirsten joyce)) >> consumer advocate michelle mortensen has a warning for anyone in need of a job. ((michelle mortensen)) kyle argueta is about to start his senior year at trinity university. he got a much needed internship this summer with the whittington group to prepare him for the real world. and he workeda ((kyle arguetaintern "making sure i was there for an interview, making sure my application went well, they wanted to hear my story and read through my resume.")) ((michelle mortensen)) kyle's summer i

this one happened just a bit ago at sahara and burnham. fox 5 alyssa deitsch is on the scene with the latest. metro says pedestrian was killed at sahara & burnham, near eastern. part of the intersection is shut down motorist should use alternate routes. a man crossing boulder highway was killed after being hit by a car.. and it's a trend officials say they don't want to see. "we want people to start keeping their eyes up paying attn to how they're driving, walking on the roadway so we police say it happened just before 11 p-m.. the man was walking in or near a crosswalk.. when a car going north hit him. witnesses say the light was green for the driver.. and the man was crossing against the traffic signal. officers don't think speed was a factor.. and say the driver cooperated with them. heading to the november ballot -- marijuana.. voters will be asked about the legalization of recreational marijuana.. new data suggests the measure stands a good chance at passing. as more americans are apparently smoking pot. fox 5's mike doria joins us wi

((brian loftus)) >> we have a crew on the way to the scene near sahara and burnham. lets send things right over to demetria to see how it's

reporting live from sahara and burnham, christy wilcox, news 3. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a huge boulder falls and blocks a main road leading into zion park. we want to show you pictures of the parks. the national park service says bridge. work underway right now to clean up the rocks and to reopen the entrance. if you are planning a trip there soon, park rangers recommend you use these alternate routes highlighted in red. that will get you the -- to the east entrance to go into zion. you can also head east on highway 9. >>> it's harvest time in the desert. that's not as rare as you might think. >> yeah, especially if you work just a few hours from here. employees there take us for a grand tour. that's coming up. >>> and action on the radar. but the doppler is about to get very lonely, and with the drier air comes hotter temperatures. we have all of the numbers when we come back. >> reporter: we send our thanks to kevin janison for better weather in rio. the rain stopped. the and it blew us into a studio exciting things. we're live coming up.

where a man was hit while crossing the street near sahara and burnham. police say the driver took-off and came back an hour later... he told police he left because he was scared. now... he faces a felony hit-and-run charge. and a 60-year-old man was killed crossing boulder highway near nellis... against a "don't walk" signal. the man died at the scene. police say there's e metro's jurisdiction this year. brian, michelle? ((michelle mortensen)) >> michael, three times in one day... are police doing anything different to stop the recent trend? ((michael stevens)) >> michelle, police really say... it's not up to them... there's actually very little tragedies from happening. instead... they're pleading with the public to be a little more vigilant while on the roads. michelle? ((demetria obilor)) the rollover crash on southbound 95 and eastern is eastern is gone. bowl. moments ago, crews wrapped up that scene. watch out for wrecks at sammy davis junior/desert inn and rainbow/smoke ranch. >>> <<< >>> ((demetria obilor)) >> back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>>

tom was above the accident at burnham. this happened just before midnight on boulder highway and nellis. local police telling us the pedestrian at fault in this one. we'll have a live report from the scene in w craig coming up in just a little bit. >> kim: right now we're focusing on the olympics and not only the action in primetime last night but what to expect today. you are of all of the action with us here at team 3. a part of that team nbc's jay gray. >> the road to rio paved with gold for cycling star winning the time trial a day before her 43rd birthday. making her the only olympic cyclist to win three straight >> the u.s. women won gold. >> and the relay finished strong. katie swimming the anchor leg for a come from behind win. >> we won the gold medal. >> a bit of history follows michael phelps every time he dives into the pool. today he'll have one final battle with ryan lochte in the final. >> speaking of katie,he much to our enjoyment. she is just tremendous. she'll be swimming in the qualifier for the 800-mete

that wasn't the case on sahara and burnham when victor riviera- gonzalez hit a 50 fled the scene. he returned an hour later. he passed field sobriety test but was arrested and charged with leaving the scene of an accident involving death. just a few blocks away yet another pedestrian caused fatal accident near sahara and eastern. a female walking in a crosswalk didn't activate the signal and was struck. she was transported to sunrise hospital where she was later pronounced dead. the driver re to render assistance and was not impaired. metro is frustrated by so many preventable accidents within 2 days. we had people using the crosswalk but are they using the signal...you want to be right but you dont want to be dead right? took place here at sahara and eastern was the 65th fatal to happen on our roadways, metro wants everyone to take a second to look around and think before you cross the street and avoid all destruction while driving. the fox5 surprise squad is back again - this time helping with "back to school"! see how our surprise squad helped local shoppers fill their carts an

the first near burnham and sahara... where a 50 year old man died thursday morning.. 160950 160953 there are a lot of drivers that don't pay attention when they are driving in both cases...the pedestrian was either in or near the crosswalk.. so 13 action news went to the intersection of eastern and exley...with pedestrian activist erin breen.. 122153 122205 it has overhead flashers it has flashers to tell the pedestrian that the lights working..there's an audible signal. but still...drivers failed to yeild. watch as this guy...has to back up because a car just doesn't stop..despite all the signals. 161233 161221 then just drive off and i just have to duck and dodge them. so it might sound like the more.. 122414 122421 everyone will get where they are going safely if we slow cars down.. tag: at 6 pm.. an oklahoma woman is waiting for money she was awarded.... after a matchmaking company didn't hold up their end of the deal.... to help her... find love. jane woods paid... "ambiance matchmaking".... -4- thousand dollars to

goal is to get people in the community up and moving.if you'd like corner of south 35th and west burnham at six p-m.all attendees will be entered into a raffle for the chance to win a fitbit flex. hundreds of visually impaired veterans are in milwaukee for the 71st national convention of the blinded veterans association. the convention starts today at the wisconsin center.it features a high-tech exhibit of technological advances that help those who are visually impaired.that today's tmj4-- breaking this morning: wikileaks strikes again... this time revealing the private medical records of hundreds of people... including survivors of sexual abuse. plus, take a good look at this face: what authorities claim he did and why milwaukee police are asking for help finding don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. by choosing flonase, you're choosing more complete allergy relief and all the enjoyment that comes along with it. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by overproducing 6 key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only control 1. flonase co

police report shows 36-year-old victor rivera- gonzalez was driving his truck east on sahara near burnham when a 50-year-old man was trying to cross. it's not clear whether or not the man was in a the front right of the truck hit the man and he died at the scene. police say rivera-gonzalez kept going... and then returned to the scene an hour later. "we took him around back, conducted field sobriety tests which he passed mpreliminary breath test no indication of alcohol his statement was that he was scared and he left and came back and turned himself in." sergeant strader says bottom line though... someone died and the driver left the scene. they did arrest leaving the scene of an accident involving death. a 60-year-old henderson man was also hit and killed overnight on boulder highway. metro police responded to this scene near nellis just after 11 last night. the 53-year-old driver told police he was headed north on boulder highway with a green light, when he hit a man who was in the crosswalk... going against a don't walk pedestrian signal. the driver stayed at the scene and cooperated w

meet at the corner of south 35th and west burnham at six p-m.all attendees will be entered into a raffle for the chance to win a fitbit hundreds of visually impaired veterans are in milwaukee for the 71st national convention of the blind association. the convention starts today at the wisconsin center.it features a high-tech exhibit of technological advances that help those who are visually impaired.that event starts at 10 still ahead on live at daybreak on today's tmj4:have your kids ever flushed something strange down the toilet? we guarantee-- they ?never did what one kansas kid did! also-- commander in canine! the small town that ??re-elected?? a dog, for let's take a look at tonight's prime time lineup....at 6-30 it's the now: milwaukeeat 7-- it's a two hour episode of america's got talent. at 9 it's the premiere of "better late than never" and your here's a live look from sherman park.. the sun coming up.. a woman in new hampshire is after her old one is stolen by.. bears.the woman looked in her backyard to find a mama bear and three cubs rummaging through her trash over the weeken

meet at the corner of south 35th and west burnham streets at six. milwaukee county parks is luke's south shore for a new 'health trail' along lake michigan.it connects the oak leaf trail to the hospital. along lliptical an elliptical stion, upper body stretch station, balance and plyometric steps alongn with information on proper exercise techniques. , signs posting upper-body stretches and links to infomational videos. milwaukee county executive chris abele joined others for a 'trail-cutting ceremony at warnimont park. "simply spending time in nature is good for you. when the sounds of the wind feeling the nice sun. not to hot, not too cool just about right you know you're recharging and that's just as important in terms of what we do in government as anything else enhancing quality of life." physical therapists from aurora were on hand to help anyone who wasn't familiar with the equipment. coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... just one day after 1-hundred troops were deployed in afghanistan ..the u-s military suffers plus.the president obama is

meet at the corner of south 35th and west burnham at six p-m.all attendees will be entered into a raffle for the chance to win a fitbit still ahead... bad move. how a man ended up stuck between two buildings and what crews did to get him out. then... watch out!what caused this driver to crash his truck into a jewelry at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world full of possibilities. connecting with family, friends and the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. if a member of your household is a snap participant, you may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. firefighters in california continue to battle the so- called chimney fire-- that's threatening homes.fire crews have been setting controled burns to dry and remove fuel between the main chimney fire and the community of oak shores.that neighborhood is under evacuation. people living in concord, massachusetts-- taking a look at the damage a torn

and then early this morning a man in his fifties was killed when crossing sahara near burnham avenue. he also died on the scene. the driver in that case fled... before returning an hour later and now faces a felony hit-and-run charge. ((mauricio marin)) >> metro expects to have this corner of sahara and eastern blocked off for several hours. the coroner will release the name of the victim once family is notified. reporting live mauricio marin 8 news now. >>> the peak time to watch the perseid meteor shower is almost upon us... ((christianne klein)) >> no special equipment is required to enjoy the show... which will be most active between midnight and 5 a-m. ((dave courvoisier)) >> you could see up to 200 meteors an hour. which is about double the normal rate. let's start with katie boer in for tedd tonight./// ((katie boer)) another nice but cooler day across the valley...we did briefly climb to 102 -- but that very brief with most of our afternoon spent in the upper 90s. ............... lots of blue sky but we do have a few clouds this afternoon -- cells south of boulder city and sea

this happened near sahara and burnham around five-30 this morning. metro says the victim was either a road worker found the victim and called 9-1-1. police tested the driver for d-u-i when he returned, and say he passed field sobriety tests. police have not said if they have arrested the truck driver. and another pedestrian was killed just after 11 last night, on boulder highway and nellis. metro says the 60-year-old man was walking in a crosswalk... but against a "don't walk" sign. a ford focus hit the pedestrian, and he died at the scene. metro says the driver stayed at the scene, and they do not believe that person was impaired. a scary situation landscaper in a las vegas neighborhood this morning...when he got stuck in the fronds of a palm tree. fox5's abby theodros was there earlier today and shows us how the man was rescued. nats bucket beep a man stuck in a tree. holly woodward, neighbor: he was not making any sounds or anything... buried in up to a thousand pounds of tree fronds.. holly woodward, neighbor: we didnt even see him until they cut

of the valley .. 8 news now reporter michael stevens joins us live on scene at sahara and burnham with the latest. michael? ((michael stevens)) >> metro police say this is their 63rd traffic related death in their eastbound sahara is closed from bruce to eastern. use charleston and desert inn as alternates. also expect delays on the westbound side of traffic. <<< >>> <<< >>> >>> >>> two people were killed just hours apart on our roads... the latest near sahara and burnam... that's where we find 8 news now reporter michael stevens with the latest, michael? ((michael stevens)) for over 300,000 nevadans, social security means a secure retirement. but in washington, congressman joe heck supports privatizing it... turning our savings over to wall street... and risking it on the stock market. heck's plan means billions more in fees for wall street. d over half a million dollars to his campaigns. those numbers speak for themselves. joe heck is a threat to a secure retirement, because he's part of the problem in washington. afscme people is responsible >>> good morning to the viewers in the we

meet at the corner of south 35th and west burnham streets at six. if you're fun.. energetic... and a talented performer--- you could find a spot on the milwaukee bucks "grand dancers". audition week starts today at the b-mo harris bradley center. they'll also be looking for talent to fill their rosters for young bucks... bucks beats drumlne... and the rim rockers dunk team. bucks fans are also invited to check out the auditions. just head over to the 6th street and highland avenue entrance.the bucks grand dancer auditions begin tonight at six.. go to our website cbs 58 dot com for more information. still ahead ...cleaning up... that damaged thousands of homes in southern louisiana. 3 plus ...the deathtoll is climbing after the bombing at a wedding in turkey. 3 3 a live look over.....on the time check.. it's .. this................. morning. welcome back to the cbs 58 morning news. 3 3 ((???1:45 seconds??)) ((???tease ahead??15???)) forecast...small craft advisory from noon until 10pm from pt. washington to sheboygantoday: mostly sunny. high: 82tonight: chance of showers, storms

>> tom: report of a serious accident just before eastern at burnham avenue. we'll get back to the outside we have the accident at flamingo road and i15. that still in the clearing stages. should be cleared up shortly. all travel times are running in the green right now. the travel time look good on the roadways. >> kelly: we have clouds as we look off to the east. want to start off way live look distance. the sun trying to come up behind those. as far as the temperatures in las vegas it's 83 right now. in rio the high 71. yesterday. they couldn't play any tennis because of the rain in rio yesterday. >> dana: a live look at the white house this morning. yesterday in trump said president obama is the founder of isis, that hillary clinton is the >> quinn: sometimes the news just gets to you and this one is going to. a couple attempting to cross the border into mexico stopped by authorities after a toddler's body was discovered in one of their did you havele bags. this happened yesterday. that couple immediately arrested. mexican customs agents sent guy carrying

as a guy names -- named james burnham who was raised in affluent family and a wealthy suburb of chicago went to princeton went to angle in on the scholarship came back to new york in 1929 and thought that he was going to be with the job at nyu and thought he was going to devote his life to writing about philosophy and literature. he was kind of a product of the 1920s in that sense when a lot of artists and intellectuals were not that interested in politics and thought the culture was where the most important meaning lies. that's where he was in 1920 and then the depression hit not just him but the country like a freight train and he sort of struggled to figure out what to do with that and he forged on for a little while trying to write about philosophy and literature but the depression kept hitting him in the head. he finally in a sense capitulated and started writing about politics but also found himself as a writer. he was a sort of i would say almost writer when he was writing about philosophy and literature. it's something you should be caring about but he's due next week europe out

meet at the corner of south 35th and west burnham streets at six. if you're fun... energetic.... and a talented performer--- you could find a spot on the milwaukee bucks "grand dancers". audition week starts today at he b-mo harris bradley center. dancing not your forte? dancing not your forte? they'll also be looking for talent to fill their rosters dunk team. bucks fans are also invited to check out the auditions. just head over to the 6th street and highland avenue entrance.the bucks grand dancer auditions begin tonight at six.. go to our website cbs 58 dot com for more information. coming up ... storm damage in massachusetts ...after a tornado touches down. 3 3 contributed to the severity of the damage. 3 check out the damage this mo... rngter a tornado touched down in massachusetts yesterday.they saw winds up to 100 miles per hour with the storm.trees and power lines came down along the tster's ?half-mile? path.dozens of homes were damaged by nds and falling trees.despite all the damage--- no one was hurt officials say... the area's drought may have ?contributed? to the seve

who was killed at the intersection of sahara and burnham was walking in a crosswalk. chopper fast and first over the scene... within the last hour. police say a truck left the scene... but the driver returned an hour later and turned himself in. detectives say the driver will be charged with a felony... for leaving the scene of an accident. there are still a lot of officers that area... so avoid a person is rushed to the hospital after a small fire breaks out at the aria. the fire department says it was sparked by a malfunctioning dishwashing machine in one of the kitchens. the sprinkler system took care of the flames before crews got there, but there was a lot of residual smoke. one person was treated for smoke inhalation. only the dishwasher was damaged. join us for good morning las vegas tomorrow beginning at 430am... for the latest weather, traffic and breaking news... we'll have more local news headlines coming up in one half hour vegas this mo ? what if an insurance company wasn't only there when things went wrong? because for every tornado... there's a twister.

. >> the reporter: ken burnham with the lynnfield water district says customers' water use has gone down 40% since june, but it hasn't come from asking nicely. >> they're hearing of the fact that their neighbors are calling on them, if they're not watering and your neighbor's lawn is green, they call and say how district handed out about 140 fines of $100 or more since the start of july. now, extreme drought conditions have expanded throughout eastern massachusetts, covering 17% of the state and 4% of new hampshire. touring this farm in north andover, governor charlie baker did not announce any more mandatory water restrictions, but urged everyone to cut back in any way they can. >> eliminate or limit washing your car. covering a swimming pool to prevent evaporative loss. sweeping outdoor patios and driveways, rather than using a hose to clean those areas. reducing shower times to five minutes or less. >> the reporter: and today, governor baker also took the opportunity to urge people to buy local. he says, that will help some of the farmers that have been struggling with this drought. s

this one happened just a bit ago at sahara and burnham. fox5 alyssa deitsch is live on the scene with the latest. also breaking overnight was killed after being hit by a car.. "we want people to start keeping their eyes up paying attn to how they're driving, walking on the roadway so we can keep these fatal numbers down." police say it happened just before 11 p-m.. the man was walking in or near a crosswalk.. when a car going north hit him. witnesses say the light was green for the driver.. and the man was crossing against the traffic signal. officers don't think speed was a factor.. and say the driver stayed on scene a valley man found guilty of killing his father... is sentenced to 25-years on jail. "i just wanted to say, i'm sorry for what i did and i'm going to use my time in prison to become a better person, a better son. " eugene apologized in court on wednesday. in december-- police say tshiyombo got into an argument with his father and shot him. he will be eligible for parole in ten years. police are looking for a man they say has

meet at the corner of south 35th and west burnham streets at six. meawhile new healthtrail opens today.milwaukee county parks are teaming up aurora st. luke's south shore for the project. they're hoping it will encourage people to be more healthy and physically fit. the new trail connects the oak leaf trail to the hospital. you can join milwaukee county executive chris abele at a ribbon cutting ceremony at 11 this morning at warnimont park. should be a great walk, or anything outside! here's meteorologist michael schlesinger with a final check of ready weather. forecast...small craft advisory from noon until 10pm from pt. washington to sheboygantoday: mostly sunny. high: 82tonight: chance of showers, storms late. low: 68 wednesday: scattered storms. high: 83thursday: variable clouds. spotty shower, sto possible. high: 81friday: nice at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world full of possibilities. connecting with family, friends and the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected t