alvaranga is live inside canyon springs high school where crews are wrapping up their preps. ((dave courvoisier)) --- and our brittney edney is outside where people have started rallying against things such as pro-choice and cancer. she starts us off. right now, we're starting to see people line up here along the sidewalk outside of the high school... so far, i'm seeing about two dozen supporters for cortez masto... and with these two candidates going head to head tonight... it gives groups a chance to get the cancer votes campaign is also here as they hope to spread their message to both candidates and the community about how cancer is an election issue. joining me now is spokesperson stephanie mccorkle.. talk to me a little bit about some of the recent polling you've done in nevada. how important is this election to issues like cancer research? ((brittany edney)) we'll continue to follow all the action here outside of canyon springs high school as more groups show up to have their voices heard. for now, reporting live, brittany edney, 8 news now./// ((christianne klein)) >>

arizona is the grand canyon state. it is our pride and joy. and one look at this blindingly spectacular place, and you'll know why magnificent wonder of the world. and like the mark it makes on the earth, it will leave a mark on your imagination forever. when i first saw the grand canyon, i almost passed out. i lost my breath is what happened to me. the colorado river us that has since eroded away. standing along the railing, peering deep into this massive gorge, you will be moved in a way that is just plain indescribable. it's sometimes overpowering to see the differences as it changes over time, the lighting that changes with the clouds and yeah, the shadows in the canyon. it's mystical sight to behold. ?soft ends ? they are symbols of the west, cactus growing wild on far-reaching hillsides. you know, at times, one can forget the

a plan to put thousands of homes over looking red rock canyon voting down. the fight might not be over. denise takes a look at the battle for red carter in iraq today as a battle to retake moe sully from isis. continues what he had to say to iraqi leaders in the rare visit. jacky rosen: i'm jacky rosen and i approved this message. man: the tea party republicans in congress want to cut social security. woman: and danny tarkanian wants to join them. man: he is proud to call himself a "tea party radical." man: he wants to privatize social security... woman: ...just like them. woman: risking social security benefits the retirement age... woman: just like the tea party republicans in congress. man: they would take away what we've paid for out of every paycheck. man:that's "tea party radical" for ya'. you spend a lot of time opening doors for these little guys. but congressman heck opens them for these guys -- special interests and the billionaire koch brothers. they spent millions supporting heck, and heck supports their agenda -- special tax breaks and raising t

the grand canyon has been dancing with the showers today for sure. always looks so pretty up there when it rains, and page has seen a couple of waves of light rain during the early morning hours, and now another patch is coming your way, wide area of rain across to bottom, but i think the bulk of this is going to miss us up to the north. so if you're here in the valley, keep your eyes on the southern skies. we have a couple of sprinkles in southern pinal county, so far haven't amounted to much but just about a 20% chance of rain for today. futurecast shows again cloudy skies now for much of the state. they are just starting to edge their way into the valley, and as far as rainfall is concerned, again most of it is to the north next 48 hours, clouds will peel away and leave us with sunny skies for the rest of the week. daytime highs above the average for sure, 88 today. we'll call it near 90 tomorrow, and even warmer for wednesday and thursday. we'll see if we can crank things down closer to a more october-like -- >> 96 huh? >> i know. >> remember las

. >>> the grand canyon is one of our most impressive national parks. it's also one of the spookiest. >> some is have said that the canyon is haunted. the wandering woman has been haunting the canyon since the 1920s when she died in a hiking accident. it family. another legend says she was killed after being crushed by a boulder. >> ooh, okay. >> top of the news. you love all-day breakfast. i love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites all day. i don't love that. but now you're gonna love that you can get more all day. like mcgriddles. i love mcgriddles... so you'll have to find something else to not love. hey buddy! like exploding fist bumps. pggggggghew! or forgetting what you're about to do. wait...what was i about to do? or when people who say you look like... james lipton. oh man...it's uncanny. it's not uncommon for autistic kids to flap their hands. and so when i saw that, that was completely disqualifying. i'm a republican, but this election is so much bigger than party. my son max can't live in trump world.

a three-mile section of big thompson canyon will be getting a much needed upgrade causing detours and delays. >> what are the businesses going to do? >> reporter: many who live and work along big thompson canyon are asking the same question as crews move in to make repairs. we usually do. >> reporter: colorado cherry company a popular spot for out- of-towners sits right at the end of the construction zone. manager karen francis hopes signs posted around the store will encourage regulars to keep coming in. >> we're hoping people still come by and get all of their pies and juice and siders and everything they need for the holidays. >> reporter: starting monday u.s. 34 will remain closed between mile marker 77 and 80 until spring while crews remove 200,000 cubic yards from the canyon. the area sustained significant damage in both the 1976 and 2013 floods. >> we'll still go to estes but we won't be able to get there through this highway i guess. >> reporter: the section of u.s. 34 will reopen to through traffic in late may of next year. until then drivers can use highway 66 and u.s. 36 fo

is the grand canyon skywalk. and while it's still impressive... it pales in comparison to that glass bridge in china! the skywalk is owned by the hualapai tribe... at it's highest point... it's about an 800- foot drop m below it./// ((paul joncich)) >>> and there's something a little different out in los angeles... this glass slide opened up this past summer. it's an even higher drop than the skywalk. the slide sits about a thousand feet high... hanging off the side of the u-s bank tower. riders slide down the about three stories... and get a quick... heart- skipping view of the city./// ((paul joncich)) >>> it's friday night and jon tritsch is live for our game of the week. jon? ((jon tritsch)) >> shadow ridge takes on announcer: you're watching 8 news now at six-thirty. the chef-inspired panini collection from subway is grilled right before your eyes, in our new panini press. but...let's start at the beginning the new salami caprese panini starts with genoa salami, thick-sliced fresh mozzarella, creamy pesto, and italian bread. then it's pressed

we have live team coverage today from canyon springs high school... both shakala alvaranga and brittany edney are there with a preview. ((dave courvoisier)) >> but first we have an exclusive poll released just moments ago... asking 600 likely voters which senate candidate they would vote for if the election were held today. ((christianne klein)) >> the poll was conducted between october 10- through the 13-th. and here's the results. >> polled said they would vote for catherine cortez masto... while 35- percent said they would vote for dr. joe heck. ((dave courvoisier)) >> that's outside the four percent margin of error. 8 news now teamed up exclusively with j-m-c analytics to conduct this poll./// ((christianne klein)) >> now let's get straight out to shakala alvaranga who is live inside canyon springs high school as crews get ready for tonight's debate. ((shakala alvaranga)) >> dave and christianne, this debate has been in the making for months now. just to give you an idea of the graphics for a show like this ... we wanted to give you an inside look

the folks at lee canyon sent us these pictures... and say the snow fell just above ten-thousand feet below that -- it was raining. lee canyon says they use the rain water for snow- making later in the season. now fox5 weather meterologist sam argier showers and isolated thunderstorms remain in the forecast through the early evening around las vegas. rain tapers off after 10 p.m. tonight with overnight temperatures in the 60s. plenty of sun is on the way for tuesday with temperatures back in the low 80s and upper 70s. wednesday and thursday stay dry under partly cloudy skies. our next chance of rain will be on friday with the chance of a few through the upcoming weekend. showers and isolated thunderstorms remain in the forecast through the early evening around las vegas. rain tapers off after 10 p.m. tonight with overnight temperatures in the 60s. plenty of sun is on the way for tuesday with temperatures back wednesday and thursday stay dry under partly cloudy skies. our next chance of rain will be on friday with the chance of a few s

kyle canyon road and then lee canyon and deer creek. this is on kyle canyon road before you get to that junction. just below the hotel up there. back in town everything up to speed on the freeway. 65 on the 95 and 60 on the 15 so slightly below the speed limit but that is not bad at all. a little bounce in the camera. all of your travel times are up to speed. freeways are looking good. let's talk about clearly a wind situation. the las vegas valley during the overnight hours. up on mt. charleston 70-mile per hour gusts reported. today we're going to top out around 81. this morning you are going to want to hang on to the steering wheel tight with 40-mile per hour gust for the morning commute. >> kim: an update on the breaking news we started off the broadcast with that takes to us this area where police are still look a hit and run that took the life of a local man. this crash happening just before 10:00 last night not far from our station here. the victim is a 37-year-old man. he was not in a marked crosswalk during the time of the acci

canyon, she says, is not that place. as president of the nonprofit save red rock, she's gathered nearly 21,000 petition signatures of people who agree. >> there would be a -- the property goes for 2,000 acres along the top of the mountain. >> reporter: at issue, a proposal to build over 5,000 homes on the site of an old mine right above the community of blue diamond and red rock canyon. tuesday night, a planning consultant for developer jim rodes laut >> the plan includes public facilities, parks, schools, civic uses and also a neighborhood center. >> reporter: but while the planning commission unanimously denied the project, the story isn't over. five years ago, county commissioners approved it, citing legal issues and property owner rights. so what happened? county commissioner susan brager. >> our hope was he was going to so it didn't go anywhere. >> reporter: now the idea of homes in red rock is back. opponents fear at least some of the development will be visible from recreation areas, including this blm campsite. >

pull out the bucket, hat, get going. >> i'm like a mule at the grand canyon. >> restaurant promotion, well, it sounded like a great idea at the time. yeah. if michigan wins by a certain number of points, you get a certain percentage off your meal. well, it didn't turn out so well. >> plus, we get it, girl. adele gets real about gym time >>> michigan restaurant gets more than it bargained for out of a college football promotion. so ruth's chris steak house, have you been there? absolutely delicious. but in ann arbor michigan, they said, here's the deal customers. you get a percentage point off your bill for every point that michigan wins by versus rutgers. and you're saying, oh, okay, what's that going to be? 15, 20 points, that would be like 20 percent off your meal. no, they won 78-0. which means that they are going to have to give 78% though. luckily for the restaurant, the discount capped out at 50%. and by monday morning, the restaurant was totally booked until the offer expires. >>> this year hasn't been all bad for ryan lochte, proposed to his girlfriend kayla ray reed, currentl

canyon will close soon. that part of the park will remain opened snow. the visitor center closes at the end of the month. >> a british man with hiv could be the first to be cured using a pioneering therapy. >> it could pave the way for treating 37 million living with the virus. more from sky news. >>> he contracted hiv in 2008 and being diagnosed was heartbreaking. >> i would like to say, awful, i took it in my stride, i was in a shock. i didn't believe it. >> the treatment has come along way but despite major advances, there's no cure. now, that could be changing. antiviral therapies has fallen short because it hides in the t- cells. using a kick and kill technique to train the immune system to spot proteins and then another drug kicks the t-cells awake and allows the immune system kill hiv infected cells. already one man has tested hiv free and he's just 50 to undergo the treatment, it's being head by u.k. universities but could have a global impact. >> there are 37 million with hiv and half are on a treatment. everyone should be on a treatment. >> it

starting monday, u.s. 34 is shutting down in big thompson canyon until may. c-dot is trying to rebuild the highway after the 2013 floods. if you're going the detour through lyons just added about 15 minutes. >> your voice and vote. the candidates are hitting for one final push. donald trump addresses supporters in new hampshire, immediately, trump began lashing out at the media, saying they're out to get him. >> he election is being rigged by corruption media, pushing completely false allegations, aelect her president. >> hillary clinton is still having problems with leaked e- mails. wikileaks released what appears to be transcripts of clinton's prepaid speeches to goldman sachs. they appear to show clinton avoided direct criticism of wall treatment in the financial met down. >>> the candidates are pushing for your vote. trump is coming back to colorado springs and grand junction a day after ballots go out, but first, trump junior is campaigning for centennial gun club on monday. bernie sander will be here on monday, at cu bowed. pushing for -- boulder, pushi

we are live a canyon springs high school where pickters are gathing outside. ((christianne klein)) >>> also as the proposal for an n-f-l stadium in las vegas becomes more of a reality we're getting a better idea on the impact it could make on our valley roads. ((katie boer))

if you head up to the grand canyon. you can see the entire grand canyon filled with fog. that only happens once or twice every ten years. it's incredible. >> wow. >> this feels so educational. it sounded pretty good. >> thanks for joining us. >> jimmy is next! >> captions by:caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jon hamm,

that's why i chose grand canyon university. here, i'm working toward a greater purpose, in a place that feels like home. with scholarships to help me earn my degree, i can graduate in less than four years. by attending gcu, arizona's premiere private christian university, i know i'm not just making the right choice, i'm making the smart choice. find your purpose at grand canyon university. ? ? what? is he gone?? finally, i thought he'd never leave... tv character: why are you texting my man at 2 a.m.? no... if you want someone to leave you alone, you pretend like you're sleeping. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you do. tv character: taking selfies in the kitchen does not make you a model. it's pretty late. you think i've got time to run some more simulations on the cooling system? sure, i'm still figuring out the thermo-acoustic expander. sheldon: oh, while you do that i am going to pump cerebral spinal fluid through my brain cells to remove the metabolic by-products of the day's

. >>> the grand canyon is one of our most impressive national parks. it's also one of the the wandering woman has been haunting the canyon since the 1920s when she died in a hiking accident. it is believed she is looking for her family. another legend says she was killed after being crushed by a boulder. >> ooh, okay. >> top of the news. [ laughter ] >>> record-setting day today, triple digits. some cloud cover out there. disturbance moving into california. and through the weekend as well. temperatures gradually cooling down as well. overnight low, 74 degrees in phoenix. mid-40s in the grand canyon. 62 for a low in sedon't bea. high temps -- sedona. high temps tomorrow a little cooler. 5 carolina. >> it hurt. i wasn't the only one that was hurting. everybody in that locker room was disheartened about the outcome had. and about the way we performed on that stage. i think everybody was disappointed with that. >>> came schwarber is the story -- kyle schwarber is the story of the campbell faulkner suffers from mitochondrial disease. those who support him r

find your purpose at grand canyon university. visit gcu.edu/evening. y23w6y y5yy >>> we hear about it. a man in kentucky had enough. we continue recommend doing this at home. he planted a bait box and made the contents explode. when the thief swiped the box he was in for a surprise. he doesn't make it down the block before getting out of his car. inside the now -- >>> emotions in florida. students dressed in white sheets. they claim it was part of a ghost costume, and then these images. >> since our kids kneeled at the football game last week there's been a lot of racial students or families would wear kkk paraphernalia. two are hispanic, one middle eastern. they were told to take off the costumes. >>> you give birth to your child then you have to pay to hold the baby. a utah family hospital bill is raising the itemized fee. they couldn't help but laugh when they saw this. at least he had a sense of humor. he started a gofundme page to cover that. with the extra money. he's putting the cash toward a vasectomy. >> he's a new dad. he's happy. so, can i s

they've grand canyon alone. congress starts moving to perhaps as fast as seven copper and theodore roosevelt then uses the executive order with smaller parcels for over 600,000 acres. and now it's over a million miln acres for us to canyon would've been lost. tr would do that to save the redwoods. he would do that to save douglas tower wyoming. so that it's on to the theodore roosevelt barack obama is a president that assigned more national monument than any other. i wrote a piece about a week ago in "the new york times" about. it. secondly, 100 years ago women would've wanted barnett with ornamental feathers to hear me speak. you may not think of it as. but you would have. this would have been empty grid or herring. that thing called for federal action more. you could not have a liberal connecticut audubon society protecting the birds to have than fly to florida and be slaughtered willy-nilly. so it demanded federal attention if we were going to save species for extinction. in theodore roosevelt is to tell a ki

and, lee canyon sees its first snowfall of the season. what the early snow means for winter sports fans. ((your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is fox5 news this morning with dave hall, maria silva, monica jackson, jason feinberg , . weather 24/7 with cassandra jones and traffic solu with ken smith. this is fox5 news this morning. the vast majority of the world lives with excessive air pollution. now air quality around the world has hit a dangerous milestone. the united nations is warning that greenhouse gases are at their highest in 800- thousand years. the agency adds that it is likely c- o-2 levels will now stay above that milestone for generations to it's beginning to look a lot like christmas, up in the spring mountains! the area saw the season's first snowfall yesterday. you can see it on the ridgeline above the lee canyon ski area. snow fell just above 1 0-thousand feet.. and below that it was raining. but even then it's good news. lee canyon uses the rain water for snow-making later in the season. las vegas isn't the only area seeing s

at canyon springs high school in north las vegas. that's when joe heck and catherine cortez masto will both take the stage. you'll be able to watch it right >>> and we're your local election headquarters keeping you updated on all things politics on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((dave courvoisier)) ((tedd florendo)) (((>>>staying unseasonably warm today with temps close to 90 through many neighborhoods this afternoon. this after last week we stayed below normal for many days and not we're sneaking in a little humidity as well. clouds have also enveloped the region today but instability remains low so t'shower chances will not be an issue today. even in mohave county developmene that could last through some parts of the evening. ................................ ... ...................... here's your hour by hour for tonight. high clouds with warm temps this evening. expecting mild temps by 11 pm with winds slight breeze at time and decreasing late and by morning. wake temp near 70 by morning under mostly clear skies. we

that's why i chose grand canyon university. here, i'm working toward a greater purpose, in a place that feels like home. with scholarships to help me earn my degree, i can graduate in less than four years. by attending gcu, arizona's premiere private christian university, i know i'm not just making the right choice, i'm making the smart choice. find your purpose at grand canyon university. an overnight police shooting will cause major headaches for drivers this morning.we're live with the latest.valley police searching for a missing girl in mesa this morning - and she's not the only one who has disappeared.and what one father did for his daughter... just raised the bar for everyone else... ???adlib & toss jimmy ???adlib ???adlib weather

for tomorrow, warming up to low 90's. 68 into the grand canyon. 88 for safford. douglas cooler than that and we'll see 70 for show low and 70 degrees for window rock. chance of storms continuing into tomorrow. it doesn't look like a whole lot but we'll keep the 20% chance of showers in the forecast. numbers, much cooler. we were at 96 degrees and looks like the numbers will dip into the low 90's for sky harbor. we could see upper 80's in the workweek. i can't remember a halloween where i did sleeves on halloween. >> it is like the year that fall never came. >> that could be a multiple volume series 2011, 2012. >> that is bad. >> it is a little break. >> bring the rain in. >> i'll see what i can do. >> thanks, kristy. steele indian park celebrating dia de los muertos, also known as day of the dead. it is an ancient mexican indigenous holiday. it is traditionally observed on november 1 and 2. >>> hermosa inn in paradise valley celebrating its 80 year anniversary by going back in time by inviting its guests to do the same. >> it is perfect the history. we hear it is

these lows all across the state, it's going to be very nice, 37 in grand canyon, 40 in flagstaff, 47 for folks over in prescott, 58 down in grand canyon, take a look at southern down in nogales, 46 in douglas. take a look at st. john's, 42 degrees. let's take a look at our ten-day temperatures. you will see it is going to be very nice, 88 today, so we are nearing our high temperature at this hour so it's going to be fairly nice. 88 for tomorrow, and then as we take a glance to the next several days, you see 91 on wednesday. that is when we start to see some of those gusty country as well as into central arizona and then 95 on thursday. it will warm up just a the weekend, into the 90s, and then just drop down a little bit. >> we're fine. >> you have got your grass in. >> my grass is happy. we have to make sure we are keeping the watering going four times a day. we can handle it. >>> the presidential sketches on snl, some people think they are funny. donald trump isn't one of those i learned as a police officer and a businessman you should never abuse people's trust. unfortunately, tod

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johns. 43 for the grand canyon. 64 for nogales. chandler. a degree cooler for ahwatukee. 79 in buckeye. still in the 80's for goodyear and maricopa. mid 70's for cave creek and florence. today, 10 degrees above the seasonal norm. if you feel like summer won't leave, you have a reason to feel that way. back in to -- 2003, we notice a little bit of activity in southeastern arizona. in the past couple of hours that has fallen apart and left us with dry conditions in the valley. dew points reflect more moisture. the moisture is coming from the south. quick look at the national picture where things are calm with the exception of the activity that i already showed to you through parts of the unusual weather or cool weather is the first snow of the season for october in parts of new england. what where seeing as a result is cold conditions. places like boston and new york, 60 degrees, if not cooler. overnight, we may see a stray shower. 69 for bullhead city. 49 for show low. 65 for casa grande. 43 in flag. 90's. 68 into the grand canyon. 88 for saf

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there's a blanket of snow on lee canyon! why the resort hopes more rain will fall in the coming days... as they prepare for the season. and... u-n-l-v at director tina kunzer murphy will take on a new role. we hear from her for the first time about the transition. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is thousands of nevadans go to work every day producing clean solar energy. eck goes to work, he puts their jobs at risk. voting against nevada solar. and for billions in oil company tax breaks. while oil billionaires spend millions to elect heck. he's representing the interests of big oil. joe heck is not working for nevada, he's not working for our families, and he's not working for me. the sierra club and lcv victory fund are responsible for the content of this advertising. putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. ressman hardy said he supported trump 100%. like trump, hardy opposed legislation to ensure equal pay. and hardy fought to defund planned parenthood, just like trump. ruben kihuen respects women. kihuen fought f

with the exception of areas near the grand canyon. over the next couple days, we are tracking couple disturbances. one moves through tomorrow from the west, another moves through on wednesday also moving in from the west. as you see on future cast, they are going to bring us rainfall. temperatures by the end of the week but our forecast staying dry. also, the high country as those systems move through, pretty much unnoticed. even into the weekend, it's looking like we are dry. so a stretch of dry weather if you have been waiting to get your car washed. this might be the week to do it. sunny to mostly sunny skies on tap pretty much through the end of the week. high temperatures today getting a little toasty in the mid-90s under those sunny skies. clouds with a high of 95. into wednesday, still in the mid-90s. a few more high clouds going into tuesday and a slight drop in temperatures into the low 90s, but still a warm and -- warm and to the week. we'll talk more about the weekend and even afternoon temperatures will be on the warm side

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. >>> the navajo nation saying no to a grand canyon tram. many argue the project could create jobs along grand canyon national park's eastern edge. >>> ash seen spewing from a volcano in mexico city. more eruptions like this one are possible. >>> north carolina in a state of new jersey as those rivers rise to record levels. this is all of course from hurricane matthew. some of these rivers may not in greenville alone, officials are warning that tar hill river will overwhelming every single home in that county. the storm's death toll just in this state is now up to 30. half of those are in north carolina. of course that is on top of the more than 500 feared dead in haiti. >>> some new drone video coming in and it's giving you a bit more of a glimpse of the damage there. even with the storm gone. the danger is not over for survivors though. they now face going days without food. the emergency supplies there are so low and it is so hard to reach these remote communities, the u.n.'s world food program says by the end of the week they're going to

part of the reason that pg&e is said they are going to close diablo canyon is because there use is lower than they had expected and primarily because there will be more programs implemented in their service territory which will reduce their generation needs. so, they are knowledge and that they will have to replace all 200 mw and the talking about having the community choice aggregation customers help pay for some of that power so we deftly have a strong interest in that and we deftly have a strong part in that and the whole part of cleanpowersf is that we would have local control and decision-making over those decision choices that we will be working with the commission and other community choice aggregation operators to shape our positions at the california puc on that issue. >>great, thank you. commissioner crews. >>thank you for that update. i have received a notice from cleanpowersf asking if i felt that my energy was cleaner and i would like to reply that it feels cleaner. and i would like also over the upcoming august break there will be a little bit of time before we hear what is

there's the last truck i-25 to happy canyon. you see some of the water right here from where the truck was. they had a small grass fire on that northbound side of i-25 here at happy canyon. ?he folks coming out of castle rock oarrthe castle pines village might have seen the activity. it may take a while -- >>> if you haven't gotten your flu shot yet, you may want to make plans to do so. >> there were call from parents who says the flu is going around you can expect changes at the clinic. the cdc is not recommending the flu miss this year. they say you should get the injectable flu shot. it's effective and it takes 2 weeks to work. the earlier you get it, the better. >> there's free clinics on website. you can find it on our app. >>> take a look. live look from our vero camera in sterling and it's a beautiful start. we have more cloud cover to deal with. it will break up that sun glare. 60 by 9:00. 67 by noon. highs today in the low 70 s. so temperatures are nice, we're showers, very isolated though here along the front range wit

this is the one that is on the south kyle canyon road. a couple of vehicles involved, some injuries up there. this is outside the airport where you have new overnight restrictions. it was completely closed over the weekend. we are talking about the merger connector. for the next few nights through october 21 you'll have complete closure from 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. of the ramp into the airport tunnel. for right now things are looking good on the freeways. southbound i15 a little slow and the other freeways are in good shape. >> kim: brand new this morning we begin with breaking news. we have an active hit and run from hours ago. michelle is covering it for us. she joins us live with details. >> michelle: this happened just before 10:00 last night. we're standing on bruce just east of owens. this happened just to give you an idea right outside of the football stadium of rancho high school. this person was not crossing at witnesses say after the car hit the man, it kept ongoing, did not stop to render aid, did not call police to let them kno

walk and raise $5000 to help build trails in el dorado canyon state park. also, he did have a harness, but it was really impressive >> the last time it was done, 1948 when an 18 to judgment when an 82-year-old man cross without a harness. >> not my cup of tea, but really impressive. i love they are building more trails. >> p hacker weather for it and it continues. -- he had good weather for it and it continues. >>> warm temperatures today well above normal for this time of the year. cooler. we are back in the 70s by tomorrowwin a major quote out for this upcomiig week. radar and satellite showing a strong southwest flow ushering in warmer temperatures and also very gusty wind. what we are looking at in terms of watches and warnings this afternoon beginning at 11:00 lasting all the land to 9:00, the northeastern county of the state encompassing all of the denver metro area wind watch. southwest winds gusting to 40 or 50 miles per hour, especially at higher elevations. we are off to a pretty calm start. downtown denver with wind gusts in about 60 miles per ho

at the grand canyon, 87 degrees down in tuscon, and 99 at yuma. this is your day, 96 on the high, 73 on the low. 95 and 72 normal high and low. there's your record high at 107, your record low at 49. here's what we are forecasting it's going to be low to mid 90s throughout the valley, and those temperatures are below the seasonal norm for this time of year, which is in the mid-90s. 66 the forecast for flagstaff, 78 degrees in sedona, 76 in prescott, 98 degrees in yuma, and 91 down in tuscon. take a look at what's going on across the country here. you can see that moisture up into colorado. we also had some pretty good storms in the lower great lakes and across the great lakes they heavra few days. and then, of course, we don't want you to forget about matthew, and this is the possible track. there's miami right there, that matthew could be taking, 160 miles an hour. it is a category 5.

to everyone who doesn't live in the canyon. c-dot will close a 3-mile stretch of the road - between cedar grove and drake. they'll be doing repair work on massive damage caused by the 20-13 floods. residents will be given permits. evening. c-dot plans to reopen the road - during memorial day weekend next year. it's still about 2 months away-- but there are a few things you need to start doing now-- to make sure you travel stress free this christmas. getting started early-- could also save you some money. to cash in on those savings you should book by the end of october. to save even more money-- you'll want to pay flying too. if you don't mind flying on the actual holiday-- that'll save you money too. but you should avoid flying the wednesday before and sunday after heavy rains and winds in northern california have winds in northern california have left... for the most part. but the threat of mudslides is still a reality- just outside of san francisco. the santa cruz mounta t by the "loma fire" earlier this month. the loma fire

a fire of wildfires burning near mary jane falls and kyle canyon. the first started sunday. the second this morning. good evening everyone. glad you are with us tonight. i'm jim snyder. >> reed: i'm reed cowan. both fires have a lot of people worried. it's our top story font news denise rosch explains what firefighters are up against. >> reporter: both fires are burning along a popular hiking trail. neither one is very big. the first three quarters of an acre. the only around a tenth of an acre. you can see the smoke is compleerly visible behind me and has been for days. >> you've got green then you have brown. yellow. >> reporter: it is a big draw every october in kyle canyon. >> it's gorgeous. >> the fall colors that have hikers flocking to the mountain. and gray stand out too. >> this is like the third fire in the last week or two. >> reporter: two small fires burning near mary jane falls. unusual for so late in the season. >> september was very, very dry. and so our heavy fuels are still dry. >> reporter: brett van gundy with the u.s. forest service says while firefighte

. >> jim: we've had flames flare up in kyle canyon tonight. we'll tell what you firefighters are asking you to do to keep our state safe. >> marie: the upcoming presidential debate bound to attract attention for unlv but how will it impact businesss? the answer coming up. >> jim: also ahead, he's for seven years. now he is weeks away from having that dream come true. we'll explain his excitement in dream come true. we'll explain his excitement in our next two billionaires, spending millions to buy a senate seat for joe heck. smearing catherine cortez masto with ads called "bogus," who held banks accountable and helped nevada homeowners. and governor sandoval praised cortez masto's dedication to fighting sex trafficking. don't let joe heck's billionaires fool you. catherine cortez masto has always stood up for us. i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. joe heck's and donald trump's views on women are disturbing. i'm catherine cortez masto heck voted to defund planned parenthood 10 times. he was even willing to shut down the gove

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 receive weather alerts and also check your forecast 24/7 using our fox 10 weather app. it's free, it's available if both apple and google play stores. i used it before i went hiking ike hiking even though it was pretty warm out there. it was warm. >> still ahead, how people are celebrating a new holiday being observed in phoenix for the first time, the holiday approved just last week for the first time by the phoenix city council. >>> and more problems now with the samsung galaxy note 7. the latest on what the company >>> it was a raucous debate. i think you can safely say that. donald trump and hillary clinton meeting on the debate stage for the second time last night in st. louis missouri. >> yeah, that debate had quite a few zingers and it drew a lot of controvers

it warns students at canyon springs high school to run. this is part of a series of threats happening nationwide. fox 5's mike doria is live at canyon springs high school -- are kids worried? not necessarily creeped out and even a bit annoyed. for now, the district is shrugging off the these threats and treating them as hoaxes. however, the district won't say how it came to that conclusion. but other districts nationwide are planting more security guards on school grounds or banning clown costumes. this is how the latest threat appeared on facebook. curby slays happily is the name of the clown. in the threat, he says "y'all think this is a game, i'm really coming to canyon springs tomorrow. garbo the clown is second threat in the valley. the facebook post warned students at chaparal high school. it read "everyone that goes to chaparal high school in las vegas run!! we coming for y'all. found no reason to worry. we caught up with samantha as she was headed to school this morning. in: you haven't seen one yet...no not yet...you know there wa

two lanes closed at bollinger canyon road. it should open in 10 minutes. i'll send it to you. >> all right, roqui. thank you. >>> well, machines are taking over customer service at minute 1998. >> robots are now on hand to help out passengers. >> they assist travelers with check-ins, finding gates, they even help with the shopping at san jose's international airport. >> cool. right now there are three of them named norma, piper and amelia. no michelle. [ simultaneous speakers the brains behind the project say they are a perfect match for the most tech savvy city in america. >> we are so pleased to be the first u.s. airport to offer robots to travelers in the terminals. >> looks like fun. right now they are stationed at gates 11, 21 and 25 so you can see hello. >> you can say hi. expect to see them in airports across the country if they are successful. >>> time now 4:52. could it be the future of beer delivery? more on the self-driving truck that made its first journey in weekend next. ,, flight had to make an emergency landing in canada on tuesday. passen

news now at ((christianne klein)) >>> a proposal to build a major housing development near red rock canyon isn't sitting too well with some neighbors in the area. thanks for joining us... i'm christianne klein. ((paul joncich)) >> and i'm paul joncich. the issue has been brewing for years---but it's heating up again because the project could now be moving forward if the county gives developers the okay. marin has more from both sides of the argument. ((heather fisher/save red rock: "it sounds like a nice place great plan it's just in the wrong location." )) ((mauricio marin)) heather fisher has enjoyed this view of blue diamond hill from her bicycle shop for years on the west side. now that scenery is at risk of changing---and having thousands of homes built near red rock canyon national conservation area. ((heather fisher/save red rock: "it would bring in 5k units. 10k cars thousands of car trips a day. traffic, lights, smog all that kind of stuff that comes with a consultants for gypsums resources---which owns the land used to mine minerals---tell us they've worked to scale back the amou

even people who are from illinois don't realize why there is a canyon like structure there. it was from the phenomenally powerful rush of glacial water coming down central illinois and carving out the canyons. the people who lived here, there are a number of different period we talk about. we talk about the paleo indians who lived here 12,000 years ago, and the archaic group. they were followed by the woodland indians. and the group that we are most known for here, the mississippian culture. they were here from 1000 years ago to 5000 years ago. you see a great representation here on the wall. this is the prf falcon -- the peoria falcon. it is a copper headdress about this large that was unearthed here when they were building along the river. there is a lot of speculation about what the falcon was for. but the best theory is that it was part of a headdress because of where it was found and the burial materials it was included in. both the woodland indians and the mississippian culture where -- were wonderful farmers. and in order to make use of the crops that you cultivate, y

burst.com/news3lv. >> knew they were taking the selfie during canyon's big game. you're probably running a few extra laps on monday, you lost the game. >> didn't marine to call you out. that's all for tonight's edition of operation football, have a good one. [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- tyler perry.

canyon offshore. joking about what they were doing. the bosses watched the rov camera lens turn black with chemicals and what looked like oil, and just let it keep on gushing. for almost 90 minutes. what he captured is nothing short of amazing. restoration network, one of the leading environmental watchdogs for gulf drilling. he's never met howington, but admires the risk he took to expose walter. but what about the people howington caught in the act? were they held accountable? a spokesman for walter oil and gas said the rig boss in the video, david thibodaux, was an independent contractor and wouldn't say if he has continued to work for walter. and the contractors who employed the others in the video... canyon offshore and cal-dive... did not respond to our questions. a year and a half after "howington" reported the incident to federal authorities-- "walter oil and gas"-- was convicted of a felony and in a statement: walter said -- quote -- "while no walter employees were directly involved in this incident-- walter has taken responsi

we've got this crash westbound at 580 around eden canyon road. fast lane being blocked as crewed arrive. slowing on the approach. clearing at the ceiling by the time we get to crow kran i don't know. that keeps things clear for the castro valley y. makes things tougher in dublin and 880. >>> 6:31. san jose state water polo player is accused of sexually assaulting two fellow students more than a month ago. in that time students say they were not notified. now we've learned the attacker allegedly left the country. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live at san jose state university. how did this happen? know one was notified. although he wasn't charged. >> reporter: he was not charged, laura, not arrested. because he was an international student, he was free to go home because there were no charges pending against him. students very frustrated they have not learned about this until now. now that freshman water polo player was able to leave the country despite that alleged sexual assault. two women over the labor day weekend. the university spokesman