as that continues to the east and the storm continues to be fed that will then cause more thunderstorms and that is exactly what we had happened here in downtown cleveland with the thunderstorms that fired up and moved through. traffic because i think we have a lot of roads that are probably having big problems and the folks on the lake maybe they are back and. as i said, we get to do it all again tomorrow and we have to keep an eye on the weekend for greater flooding potential. >> that humidity it seems like the rain was inevitable. betsy has been on it. thank you. as you saw the west side got clobbered first. it has been breaking up as heading east. we have a live picture from the lake metroparks. you can see where that shelf cloud it has been breaking up and heading east. they are getting some sunshine and some rain. it all depends on where you are. >> you can see that line in the sky, the folks on the west side are figuring things out. the library is without power and east. we are keeping an eye on it. more after this. portman voted to give tax breaks to companies that shipped our j

it's going to continue to rain. that is where the flood watches are issued and will continue in effect with the spokes of rain that continue to move in. the heaviest of which really stayed off-shore. we could have been much deeper trouble here if that low had moved a little further east. upwards of 15 to 20 would have in allen by now. it's not -- would have fallen by now. it's not the case and we're not expecting those numbers here that hole is the center of where the low is. on the southern end of it is really where you get the worst of the weather. it gets pumped in on this onshore southwesterly flow continuing with us here. for most of us that have seen the heaviest rain it's where it's going to continue to be heavy and further south, despite the fact we're going to rain not expecting anything significant snrars flooding. but watch on futurecast, we'll continue to see pockets of then more light to moderate rainfall. so these will be showers that will continue setting the stage for another murky day. pretty much w

it's going to continue to move to the north and east. if you're just tuning into the latest forecast no huge changes for us. the only thing the track moved a little further west. that is good news for coastal flooding but as far as the rainfall totals we're still thinking the same thing, in fact even a little more as things have already gotten out of hand in pinellas county there. there's the track thursday 1:00 p.m. making landfall. late thursday into the very early we're going to be on the southern end and that will be favored for coastal flooding along with the potential for some tornadoes. we'll have more on that threat, the flooding and how much rainfall we can expect when i see you in a couple minutes. >>> that storm is a major concern now for people in citrus county. the hurricane watch has people on edge there. along the homosassa river in particular. people there are not taking any chances. abc action news reporter rodney dunigan is live near the people are preparing early. >> reporter: that's right. as you mentioned the major c

and take i personally don't think we've complete that one of the reasons i'm asking for a continuances i have an interesting thing you guys should think about we're talking about demographics change a lot of demographics it connected with income and so the latinos community you know is on average a lower income communities than others so when we're thinking about demographic change the more affordable housing we can have it helps to mitigate the amount of demographics chunk i know we're at 25 percent i'd like to see if anything else can be done and get something arbitrate higher than that like i said, i think as marie pointed out we had some good conversations that week but we feel there is a ways to go and so i would ask for a continuance number one because of that and number 2 i think you've seen that still there is a lot of opposition to the project from the community regardless what the coordinating cultural district thinks so a continuance will be well served for everything thank you very much. >> hi there i'm sorry my name is annie i often come to speak in support of housing proj

so we continue on that path. the mission is not over and so i'm looking forward to serving with jimmy when i came in commissioner bratton said i want running this agency. jimmy shares that same perspective and i'm looking forward to being a full partner with jimmy o'neill. i know we can work together and do amazing things and do the work for the city we know has to be done. jimmy, congratulations, my man. [ applause ] so if you notice one thing about ben, i'm going to have to up my me ben. >> i know a guy. >> i have a couple. not as nice as that. so moving up to the position of police commissioner that does create a bit of a vacancy, my old job. as chief of department. it didn't take me long to figure out who i wanted to fill that position. it's a man that i've come -- i've known him for 14 years. him when i was with the four precinct. he is a man of integrity, hard work and shares the same vision that i do. carlos gomez is a man right for this job. he has the will to make the change. sometimes it's real difficul

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commissioners we left up on your regular calendar an item 15 item 14 has been continued.tem 15, conditional use authorization >> nick foster department staff. one of congratulate commissioner antonini. thank you so much for your public service to this commission and the city at large. etc. before you is for conditional use authorization to allow for story vertical addition to its two-story nonresidential building 50 feet in height with our and zoning district approximately 5000 ft.2 project site located on block by broadway to the s. oak st. to the west by lego street to the n. market st. to the ease located in the rn-two residential mixed moderate dent density zoning district and 65 were of subject has 36.5 feet on frontage on broadway and the depth of 137.5 feet. the site previous he occupied by two sport building and limited commercial use on the second floor. the proposed budget would provide six two-bedroom units and one three-bedroom unit for a total of seven dwelling units. the new 18,580 gross square-foot building five stories over drudge would retain seven ground

we're continuing to follow breaking news out of california right now. the bluecut fire burning out of control, forcing mass evacuations there. we'll check in with 13 action news reporter bryan callahan for the latest conditions on the road. >> and we caught up with donald trump's running mate today in henderson. what he says about governor >> and we're continuing to follow breaking news out of southern california. this is a live look at the bluecut fire, burning in the cajon pass. let's get right out to 13 action news reporter bryan callahan, live from barstow. how is it looking out >> reporter: we just hit the north end of the closure on 15 at main street. got off and you can see we're heading down some of the city streets, making our way back toward the fire. you can see the smoke out there on the horizon where it's rising up, where the fire is burning out in that direction at this point. we're going to continue working our way towards the fire out there, but traffic is stopped. we'll try and see if some of the truck drivers that were stuck out there

we are going to continue to assess and be prepared that if this fire does continue to move in a north direction like it is, that may need to change. additional shelters may need to open as well. that's something we are working very closely not only with the sheriff's department but with the county as well. we want those residents to leave the area if possible. they are going to have to be prepared and evacuate quickly. evacuation shelters are in the senior high lake center. excuse me, i'm sorry. that evacuation center was just closed. this is new information. those residents that were evacuated are being sent to the kelseyville high school in the twin pike casino as well as the seventh day adventist church. three places for residents to go. the evacuation center opened up in clear lake due to power outage and also fire activity, that location has been closed. >> we want to thank you. we know you are busy. we wish you the best in your fire fighting efforts. >> thank you. >> we are going to the scene. and what we'll ask her what she has seen. >>reporter: there is a family right behind m

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commissioner wu >> move to continue item 16 to november 3. >> on a motion thank to continue item 16, november 3 antonini aye hillis aye moore aye wu aye richards aye fong aye that motion passes unanimously 6-0. commissioners that are places back on your rent or calendar for item 12 in case number 2014 2015 polk st. this is a conditional use authorization. >> good evening president fong and members of the commission should probably go planning department staff. the item before you is a request for conditional use authorization to allow the demolition of a single-family home at 2015 polk st. located with the are one zoning district and 40 x height and bulk this budget proposes demolition of one-story single-family home and construction of a three-story of the garage three unit residential building with for our street parking spaces three class i bicycle parking space. the project is not seeking exceptions or variances from the planning code. this budget includes two two-bedroom units and one one-bedroom unit. unit two includes removable partitions for a flexible space within the living

that began yesterday, it continues today. tomorrow, even through the total from 6 to 9 inches and big cutoff inland as you head away from the heavy rain bands, 3 to 5 inches, which is plenty but not enough for a flood watch which has now been posted from the nature coast all the way down into sarasota. weather service thinking 8 to 12 inches, that is through friday morning, goes into effect through 2:00 p.m. forecast looking better as getting rid of the storm. we'll do that late friday. for the weekend you're good. 50% to 60% rain that would be just into the afternoon. this is the time you want to get your stormshield ready. this is back in the day we had weather radios. some still do but if you like the digital side of it it's pretty much what you get. alerts when you need them and you can get that of course on the app store and on google play. >>> let's check on the roads. it's been a mess so far with the heavy rain. >> it's been a mess especially in pinellas county. 275 seems to be getting the little while ago. closed now,

the massive wildfire continues to burn out of wildfire continues to burn out of control with flames shooting as high as 80-feet and destroying a number of homes. thousands of people have been forced to evacuate and a state of emergency has been declared. we have team coverage on the fire this morning. ken and les are standing by to discuss air quality and road closures related to the fire. peter dawson is live the red cross shelter in hesperia. to give us an update on evacuations.. but first... mike doria joins us live near hesperia. mike you talked with people on the road, how are they holding up. the fire is 0% contained with now 18,000 acres burning. helicopters of been flying overnight dousing hotspots and flames with water and fire retardant. more than 82,000 told to evacuate from wildfire a fast-moving bernardino county has been shooting flames 80 feet high and has become a 28-square-mile monster that's burned a number of homes. tens of thousands of people have been forced to flee, including the ski resort town of wrht ranchlands 60 miles east of los angeles have been devoured. the i-1

do we continue that? patrick: milwaukee firefighters have been working all night to put out fires in the sherman park neighborhood. thema: we have a map for you of the six fires reported overnight. the first was happened at the b.p. gas station, at sherman and burleigh. that building burned to the ground. firefighters were not able to area. crews were able to save the other buildings in the area. patrick: another fire burned, just down the street from there at o'reilly auto parts. that business is at 35th and burleigh. thema: just a few minutes later, another fire was reported at jet beauty supply, also at 35th and burleigh. then, another fire, this time, at the bmo harris bank near fond du lac and burleigh. thema: the last two fires were at two other stores. pj's supermarket at 21st and burleigh. and mjm liquor near 23rd and fond du lac. patrick: buildings, several core fires were reported overnight. here's a look at video from "milwaukee journal sentinel." police in neighboring communities were also ale

the same track a train would take is the track these will continue on as they continue on the path they have been on all day long. rainfall amounts as we look at future view, 64 uths of an inch at cleveland. more than an inch at aleria. as we make our way to k78 sunday morning. we'll take a look in a few. >> as you know the clean up continues in cleveland heights. some people are dealing with power outages. it is taking utility crews to make repairs. in areas east of cleveland are not alone. suburbs west of the city are also dealing with power problems. the heat and rain isn't exactly helping. >> the latest. how are things going? >> reporter: there are many without power in lakewood. about 20 minutes ago, some of the homes -- some of the power returned to some of these homes and on this side of the street, they have had power since thursday. it has been three days after storms swept through lakewood and some are still without because of this down power line. at last check, there are about a thousand residents still without power. they are working to restore but there are pockets of the

he says he's going to continue sitting out during the national anthem. >> i will continue to sit. i'm going to continue to stand with the people that are being oppressed. when there i flag represents what it is supposed to represent and the country is representing the people it is supposed to, i will stand. >> and again, that is colin there. >> new this morning, police in green bay are getting help from a 7-year-old man, he heard that a k-9 officer died and he wanted department get a new dog and he's donated $500. he's getting a chance to meet the handlers and the dogs working in green bay. when he decided to do this, it was a pleasant surprise, given the difficult time that the units are facing with the death of cops, it is nice to see things like this and makes you want to come to work today and seeing the good in >> the goal is to raise $12,000. >> wow, that is awesome. >> hope and healing in the sherman park neighborhood. >> the people in the area coming up with stop crimes before it happens. >> getting ready for dangerous weather and how florida is preparing for the tropical

for the rest of this evening, the heavy downpours continue. cloudy skies continue. rain will be on and off overnight. and tomorrow morning, we could be seeing even more rain than this model is showing. we'll see the scattered showers and storms moving throughout the day. it will be very similar to what we saw today. thursday night, late. we have that southwest wind, though. we could still be seeing more heavy rain throughout the day on friday. just not quite as bad. tropical storm warnings in effect for citrus, fernando and pasco counties. tropical storm force winds are possible in the next 36 hours. here's the track to the north. we're still going to regardless, continue to see heavy rain. that's the biggest threat with this storm at this point. so rain chances, finally start to drop as we head into this weekend. pattern. and labor day looks a whole lot better with rain chances dropping to 30%. stay with us. we'll be right back. rve hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. bob kidder, owner, new england shirt company: this factory has been h

police say they continue to investigate the cause. officials say no one is being brothers of sheboygan picked up a woman at a gas station, gave her alcohol and then sexually assaulted her. also disturbing - where the brothers should have been when the alleged crime took place. fox6s bret lemoine has the details. it was last monday morning when sheboygan police were dispatched to the corner of 13-th and illinois. nh 'the victim was yelling that she was raped.' sheboygan county assistant district attorney nathan haberman says had to be taken to the hospital and sedated because of the distress she was in. haberman says the incident started when brothers clemente and julio rojas spotted the woman at this gas station... nh 'they offered to give her a ride.' the victim said she had to go see her probation officer. haberman says the woman had likely taken drugs before meeting the brothers. instead of driving her to her destination... haberman says the brothers took her to two area liquor stores and got her drunk. from there... nh 'the victim

the heat wave continues today, 94. the heat wave continues tomorrow, 94.eat wave continues wednesday, 92 degrees. you get the idea? by thursday, here's the change, thursday we break the heat, but it's warm and sticky. it's not true relief, but it's better than the next three days matt and tam. >> the nation's transplant network says the process of deciding who is eligible for a liver transplant should be fairer. the you nighted network for or -- united network wants to change the maps. some regions have fewer organs but higher demands, the maps would shift the boundaries and allow wider share. >> usain bolt won the gold in rio. a south african broke michael johnson's record in the final finishing in 43.03.135 faster than johnson. >>> a sweep puts the phillies 6 1/2 games out of the wild card spot. they had a 7-6 victory over the rockies. they begin a series against chase utley and the dodgers overnight. >> an off-duty police officer rescues a baby locked in a hot car. >>> flooding leaves louisiana the latest disaster zone. recovery and rescue efforts comin

i think skype will continue to be a popular service for a long time.ly: how do you see the messaging business shaking out whether it is whatsapp or facebook messenger or skype or we chat? do you think there is room for this many players? guest: there is. people are using so many services on their phones. we have seen this before. back in the late 1990's when you had icq, aol instant messenger, as -- msn and yahoo! messenger, you had so many different messaging there is is and people used all of them. that is what happens today. i do not think you will have one single winner. you will have multiple services and some of them will come in there will be some new ones as well. it is going to be a continuous proliferation of services. for me, this is not what we are for. we're looking for companies which are -- which can transform non-tech sectors using technology to build disruption in a non--technology sector. emily: i wonder if you would apply the same analysis to the ridesharing business. how do you see the ridesharing business shaking out, do you see on

that will continue to move to the east. they are trying for an on time start at progress funneled field. but the heavy rain will be blocks from the ballpark if they don't end up getting a heavy rain shower coming in. euclid at 7:30. we could see that firing up a little bit as an out flow boundary starts to interact there. we also have heavy rain that continues to fall in southern portions of huron county, northern richland county. i a concerned about flooding there in those areas where they've gotten over probably an inch or two of rain out of that batch that continues to move off to the northeast. and then farther east and southeast, there has been a few hit or miss showers. as we go through the rest of the evening, whether continue isolated rain showers that could put down heavy downpours. i've got my eye on that radar. we'll give you an update on how that radar is likely to look this weekend. we will be getting rain and quite a bit of it. >> thanks. >>> a local high school band has been suspended indefinitely after alleg

that is a continued push and continued conversation. with cuba, the normalization process is a continued process. it is a continuing dialogue. >> from huffington post now. >> wondering why it was extended to people who have been here or just got here and why that is not the case for people from honduras where they still have to come here? sec. johnson: every gps country is different. the circumstces are different. in my judgment, syria is a perfect example of why tps exists. the conditions in the country are such that we should not be sending people back. there are exceptions to that. there are exceptions for certain categories of migrants who are dangers and just simple he should be sent back. not a blanket amnesty. the conditions there are still bad. the environment in which we are usually declared it still exists. that is why we extended for syria. it is hard to compare one country to another but tps it generally granted every 18 months and every 80 month we consider whether to extended for the class of people for which it was origin

m&a,: do you see much more do you think this way full continue?st: what we see now in m&a is we see two new trends. one is that asian companies are -- we sawacquiring softbank occurring -- acquiring arm. the other trend we saw is non-tech companies are wearing tech companies and they do that eachse of the belief that sector will be disrupted by a tech company. transforment needs to themselves and one way to do that is to acquire a tech company. we see a lot of new opportunities in m&a. emily: tell me about your philosophy in how you will apply those funds. what trends are you interested in right now? onst: we are focused founders and trying to find founders who are using technology whether that is a cloud in common issue with mobile, ai and so forth and to disrupt and transform the non-tech center are. we are fortunate that we have an amazing team. we have the father of climate court. he is looking into deep tech companies and we see a lot of these companies in europe. we are trying to be quite open-minded. when you see a great company in front of

we continue in the spell of dark clouds, periods of significant rain and continued eyes on the weather radar screen. it is he go again, more on that shortly times are far to upper -- than louisiana. entire communities are submerged under floodwaters from heavy rains that started late last week. a state of emergency is in effect in louisiana. the floodwaters continue to rise. we have more on our story. >> reporter: the governor of louisiana says it right now was a working to get people out of there homes. they are trying to grasp this devastation while the death toll is expected to rise . >> reporter: the bayou state is underwater. incredible images coming out of louisiana and extraordinary water rescues caught on camera. this woman in baton rouge pulled from her sinking car just in the nick of time. more than 30 inches of rain in just a week triggered historic flooding and a state of emergency. at least 6 people are ted -- dead and 20,000 people rescued from the rising waters . even it was historic levels of rivers and creeks rising. i will tell you we have not seen anything like this

they're going to continue to move to the east. let me stop the radar for you and show you that northern washington county, also northern ozaukee county, sheboygan, fond downpours in eastern dodge county. and a couple of scattered showers over milwaukee county. as we pull out, there's plenty of rain left. but more widely scattered than we had earlier today. so if you're going out this evening, temperatures are going to remain right around 76, as it is right now in milwaukee, with a dew point way up there at 71, 85% on the humidity, and through the evening hours, we'll be in the mid 70s with widely so, just you're out there at state fair, any widely scattered showers by you right now? >> reporter: yeah, scattered showers right on top of us right now. these folks are staying dry. they packed their ponchos. >> how are you staying dry. >> under the storm chaser. >> and you guys? >> under the umbrella, ella, ella. >> eh, eh, eh. let's show them our is a different sight at state fair, a lot of folks with their umbrella, ella, ella. what

if you were watching earlier, the track continues to shift west. so because of that, the threat for tornadoes also begins to shift away from our area as well. in fact, the hurricane center and the storm prediction center says there's really only a marginal risk of a tornado or two in the area. a slight the center should cross. there in a nutshell is the key to the forecast. if this storm continues to move off to the northwest, and in my opinion it will, then it will do a couple of things. as it gets stronger, it will consolidate the moisture around it. kind of like a figure skater does when they spin. they bring everything in. that will help to bring the moisture closer to the center. that's a good thing. that will limit the extensive there's the forecast track. still though we are under a hurricane watch and a tropical storm warning for part of the area. we will talk about the effects in terms of coastal flooding because that has everything to do with the path and not the rain coming up in a couple minutes. >> now they may have lost everything. >>

for those delays continuing to build.shes on the outer loop of the beltway, 24 minute commute right now. looking ahead to a 60 minute commute if you leave in the next hour. 175, only the right lane is getting by. is the using 95 workaround. orange line still experiencing delays in vienna because of an earlier train malfunction. in the next 10 minutes we will update the ride on the west side . jummy: thank you, julie. another sad update for you, this morning. the death toll has risen to 38 in just the last 15 minutes. happening right here in the small italian town where the earthquake hit at 6:38 in the morning. the town's mayor said that half of the town no longer exists. we also just learned that the italian prime minister is on his way to central italy. officials are worried that the victims willsing continue to rise as daylight breaks and crews are able to .each the rubble officials also say that roughly 40 strong aftershocks have been felt in the last three hours. the ground is still moving. we continue to stay on top

the yield plays in europe and japan continue to work because of this continued economic malaise. quantitative easing, all of , continue to push for this bubble to continue in dividend yield plays. int will be in the story those markets versus in the u.s., where as the fed begins to normalize rates, this yield serge ibaka will diminish and the opportunities will be more in companies participating in bit -- better economic data. vonnie: morgan stanley says to look at small caps and perhaps look at those safe place, thank you. much more coverage of jackson hole to run today and tomorrow. we will break down janet yellen's much-anticipated speech . of theon't miss some biggest voices on bloomberg tomorrow, including jim bullard and dennis lockhart. stocks moving with a particular spotlight on jewelers. tiffany's shares getting a boost from a profit beat. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: live from london and new york, i'm mark barton. vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. you are watching "bloomberg markets." time for the bloomberg business flash. thei arabia may finalize pricing of its first dollar bon

commissioner wu >> move to continue item 16 to november 3. >> on a motion thank to continue item 16, november 3 antonini aye hillis aye moore aye wu aye richards aye fong aye that motion passes unanimously 6-0. commissioners that are places back on your rent or calendar for item 12 in case number 2014 2015 polk st. this is a conditional use authorization. >> good evening president fong and members of the commission should probably go planning department staff. the item before you is a request for conditional use authorization to allow the demolition of a single-family home at 2015 polk st. located with the are one zoning district and 40 x height and bulk this budget proposes demolition of one-story single-family home and construction of a three-story of the garage three unit residential building with for our street parking spaces three class i bicycle parking space. the project is not seeking exceptions or variances from the planning code. this budget includes two two-bedroom units and one one-bedroom unit. unit two includes removable partitions for a flexible space within the living

gnat gas continues to be under pressure and talk continues to swirl.enz are really hurting vuls of the low oil price is. countries like saudi arabia are ramping up production. >> that's why we got the big jump yesterday. talk we might once get an opec decision to freeze out. we heard that talk before. >> we saw the meeting before in april and nothing happened. ten-year treasury note wield slightly higher. money going out of stocks and into bonds. stocks for a change leave tlg charge here in the bond market. 1.54 is the-year-old on the ten-year treasury. that's the economic data point of the day. as for the dollar, it's a bit weaker against the euro. stronger against the japanese yen. that has been a big focus. that level above 102 importantly for japan. saw 1% pop in equities overnight. back below 1 pnts 30 against the dollar. gold is stronger right now. >> weaker. my bad. .5%. it's holding near recent highs. it's been an opposite dollar story with gold. >> it has indeed. lots of data on the agenda today. two key reports at 8:30 a.m. eastern. 10:00 a.m

continues to burn here.he live update from lower lake coming up. >>> as law enforcement finally captured a serial shooter who has been terrorizing the south bay? i'm bob redell. we're looking for the answer coming up. >>> i'm jessica aguirre live at olympics park. usain bomb continyousain bolt c fastest man in the world. how much the jamaican man makes per second. comfort food... you've had a good long run. but your time is over. it's time for something new. something simple. grown right here in california with absolutely no antibiotics ever. food we're comfortable eating. making. serving. this is the new comfort food. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. let's get comfortable with our food again. in lake county-- homes wiped away and businesses >>> devastating scene unraveling in lake county. homes wiped away and businesses destroyed as families rush this morning to try to save their belongings. we have live coverage from the clayton fire as it co

the clayton fire continuing to burn tonight. we're seeing the winds out of the northwest at 7 miles per hour in clear lake. 10 miles per hour in middleton. and the winds continue to be a factor but not real gusty which is the good news. tomorrow briefly coming out of the east five to ten miles per hour. but again it is going to be very hot. temperatures running in the 90s. humidity down into the teens, maybe the low 20 percentile. so very rich fire conditions continuing there. we have more on your weather coming up in just a couple of minutes. back to you. >> our coverage of this massive clayton fire continues online at kron4.com. we have a complete list of all the evacuations centers, all the closures and school closures all on kron4.com. >> authorities say a family has no home in san jose after a terrible fire there. this happened earlier this morning. crews were able to put out the flames within an hour. but the fire did some serious damage to the home. four family members and four pets are left without a place to live. neigh

to -- neighbors continue to protest. they won't be out here every night but they will continue to protest periodically. it appears to be working. the customers, ross, are staying away. >> start having a large impact, are they turning away all customers? >> reporter: yeah, we saw one person earlier this evening leave. he was kind of ridiculed by the protestors and he left. since then we have not seen anyone go in and out of the offices here. ross? >> all right monty francis live for us in san jose tonight. thank you. >>> also new tonight at 10:00, a statewide search is underway tonight for a 7-year-old boy. authorities are looking for this boy, marcadian jewels. he has black hair and brown eyes and he was last seen this morning in dublin wearing a multicolor short sleeve shirt that was red or possibly gray. and authorities are looking for his mother now. will 1-year-old crystal -- 41- year-old crystal jules. she is apparently not supposed have to custody of her son. and they're looking for his uncle 37-year-old lamar spea

that will continue to move to the southwest. east valley back behind the outflow still think some very heavy rain and it has not moved a lot. still looking at having rain falling and some smalhe gusting potentially between 40 and 45 miles per hour . have your pockets near tempe in guadalupe and chandler pretty quiet for the most part for expecting the showers and storms to build her out in the east valley apache junction and gold canyon things are quiet and in gilbert and mesa. some showers trying to get in there. those are not severe but boundary and you will see it moving into buckeye. into maricopa and florence this is keeping -- kicking up dust that -- now we have a dust storm warning. i change the view on the cam to show you that the dust has cleared out of queen creek. we have a dust advisory until 8:00 pm for the phoenix metro we have the blowing dust advisory for have the dust storm warning that is going to be into 8:00 pm for pinal county. the strong winds are kicking up dust moving across the i-10. if you do encounter

a chance for storms continues lakeside. high: 82 dewpoint: 63 wind: se 5-10 mph tonight: mostly clear. low: 68 dewpoint: 64 wind: se 3-7 mph tuesday: mostly sunny. 82 lakeside. high: 86 dewpoint: 67 wind: se 5-10 mph wednesday:mostly sunny, hot and humid. am low: 70 high: 88 dewpoint: 71 thursday: partly sunny, hot and humid with the chance for t-storms. am low: 72 high: 88 dewpoint: 73 wind: s 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy, hot and humid with the chance for t-storms. am low: 71 high: 84 dewpoint: 72 wind: wsw 5-10 mph saturday: mostly cloudy, hot and humid with the chance for t-storms. am low: 68 high: 78 forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell high pressure over the area will keep us sunny and dry for a few days. today will be seasonal with highs in the upper 70s and low 80s and dewpoints will be in the low 60s. we start getting warmer and stickier as the week rolls along. highs will get into the mid to upper 80s and near 90s from tuesday through thursday and dewpoints climb to near 70. rain and storms return

that continues through today.he heat wave continues into early next week, but your first alert, that's from effect for the high heat and the high humidity, making it feel like 100 to 110 degrees. that comes to a halt starting tomorrow. still 90s, but won't feel like the 100 to 110 zone. first alert to wrap up your weekend. this is right now, looking at your temperatures. 84 in philadelphia. if you were out last night, it was hot even past sun set. 79 in the suburbs. 73, the lehigh valley. 82 in delaware. we do see now, mostly clear sky conditions. if we flip the board over to the forecast highs today, mid upper 90s across the map, similar to what we saw yesterday. 95 lehigh valley, 97 in new jersey. these temperatures could be accompanied by spot showers and thunderstorms again. we'll talk about where, and take a look at when the humidity might start to drop, more on temperatures coming up. >> crystal, thank you. >>> this current heat wave has led to the death of two women in philadelphia. nbc 10 monique braxton i

earlier if we had we wouldn't be where we are a number of us asking for a continuance a couple of things i'm glad that things worked out for mcanything else - we're losing all the pdr space in the old in the old mca this is one that fit in much better with the last design it as more downtown look to downto - it might have kept the cost down i've been in meetings with the developers where they've been getting absolutely not giving us anything back i have to say with the meeting the first one what john good give and take i personally don't think we've complete that one of the reasons i'm asking for a continuances i have an interesting thing you guys should think about we're talking about demographics change a lot of demographics it connected with income and so the latinos community you know is on average a lower income communities than others so when we're thinking about demographic change the more affordable housing we can have it helps to mitigate the amount of demographics chunk i know we're at 25 percent i'd like to see if anything else can be done and get something arbitrate higher th

ben hutchenson continues live coverage continue from sherman park. >>reporter: i want to show all of our viewers this large green space behind me. there's a playground here. it's a nice, positive part of the community out here. a lot of the people out here don't want to let the violence define what's going on around closing at 6:00 o'clock tonight per orders from the sheriff. we're not sure how they're going to enforce that. right now there's no law enforcement out there but we'll continue to keep everyone posted. >> technical difficulties there. but four milwaukee police officers were hurt overnight including one officer whose helmet was grazed by a bullet. the officer is okay. four milwaukee sheriff's deputies were also hurty throwing rocks and concrete. this all started a little more than 48 hours ago. 23-year-old sylville police was shot by police during a traffic stop saturday afternoon. the officer was also african-american. body cam footage shows smith was holding a gun while he was running away. an autopsy was conducted today. >> the wounds t

as that will continue to move to the east. farther south and into summit county we've got i-77 through fairlawn. as you get toward akron it lets up a little bit. we have this one cell that is right around lodi, west field center area that has a punch to it. so is we are likely to have very heavy downpours with this. we have seen a lot of backyard flooding video showing up on twitter and also in the foulen dew points in the 70s. the stoop is here. as i mentioned before we have even more of it coming. literally repeat performances for the next two days. we have thursday rain chances that fire up in the afternoon in the heat of the day. that continues friday. cold front comes in on friday. that will clear us up. >>> time now for access to tonight's summer game schedule brought to you by ohio's number one hospital cleveland clinic. swimmi men's 100-meter free style. gymnastics and the men's individual competition. plus beach volleyball with the top u.s. women's duo facing the swiss. and that is your access to tonight's summer game

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wild fires continue to grow out west. plus, families in southern louisiana are getting ready for more flooding. angelica is here with a look across america. forecasters say there's still a danger of more flooding across southern louisiana as swollen rivers drain toward the gulf of mexico. at least four people have been killed because of flooding. yesterday residents scrambled to get to safety as rivers and banks after days of heavy rain. the state's governor says more than 20,000 people have been rescued across area because of widespread flooding. and more than 10,000 people are in shelters. the federal government has already declared a major disaster in four parishes. out west they need the rain... around four thousand families have been evacuated following a major wildfire that's destroyed at least ten homes in northern california. officials say the fire about 90 miles north of san francisco has grown to nearly five square miles since it erupted saturday hospital in nearby clearlake were transferred to another hospital

. >> appreciate the discussion and the presentation and all the work gone into this as it continued with the engagement just a couple of points one i share sxhifksz kickoff interest in the balance why this much office potential versus housing and looking at that holistically i'm sure you get information on what is in the potential pipeline and transbay and the giants parting and candle stick point why we're picking the balance between the potential new office and housing and the issue of the lot size and mergers of lots and how we are controlling or not controlling part of interesting thing about soma the exit in lot size and the now town terrace no diversity in lot size it is easier to plan there than here and obviously some of the large lots are ripe for new development and density but how are we protecting or encouraging that aggregation of lots how we are doing that that is part of if you want to talk about it now or certainly here about it as the plan developments one of the interesting things about soma in this area the diversity in lot size and it adds to the kind of making the pe

speaks to the continuation of a pattern we have seen of russia continuing to carry out airstrikes. directh iran's assistance. in fact, we have seen this continually, predominantly target moderate syrian operation forces. it is unfortunate. makes morenly difficult what was already a complex situation. it pushes us farther away from what we say we are trying to pursue, a credible nationwide hostilities and a political process in geneva that leads to a peaceful transition. what is clear is the extent to which they are using iran. we have seen varying reports. we just don't know at this point. i can confirm secretary kerry did speak to foreign minister .ever of -- lavrov did you get any answer to these questions? did he explain why they are using the military? mr. toner: it did,. the call just concluded before i came up here. it did,. it was raised by the russian side. secretary kerry stated our concerns. u.n. --year when the the iran nuclear agreement was signed there was specific language that carried over from previous resolutions about the use of iranian territory, airspace for com

. >> why not continue that make a motion to continue. >> yes. please. so moved and seconded. >> thank you, commissioners on that motion then to continue the minutes to august 17, 2016, commissioner johnck commissioner johns commissioner matsuda commissioner pearlman commissioner hyland and commissioner wolfram so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero commissioners that p us on item 5 commissioners questions or comments. >> commissioner johnck commissioner johns. >> we're about to have the second group of legacy businesses that come before us i understand from mr. friday the small business commission is about to take this up for the first time so what i'd like to in are month 1, 2, 3 we've gotten enough experience with those things i think it is a good idea for us to get staffs comments and for us to see where question are on these whether we're developing a appropriate standards and whether or not this is the best way for those to be handled. >> maybe we should explore content calendar or something else i wanted to make sure tha

cc will continue cc will continue here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps here are your photos for the day back to the news more rain fell on the las vegas valley overnight with the west side getting anywhere between 0.12" to 0.67". at mccarran international 0.03" fell. drier and more stable conditions moves in for the next few days. daytime temperatures will be average with a slight cooling starting on the weekend as a trough slides south along the coast. the uv index for wednesday is 9 or very high. now to breaking a devastating 6- point-2 magnitude earthquake rocked central italy overnight and the death toll continues to rise. rescue crews are frantically searching for survivors at this hour. maria silva joins us now.. with an updaten efforts just a few hours ago we were reporting that 39 people had been killed. that number now has almost doubled it's now up 73 deaths. and 150 people are reported missing. those numbers are only expected to

even when our newscasts are not going on, we continue to look at the news for you, continue to look at this so you can follow it alway long on our facebook page, on twitter and of course we'll be back here at noon to give you the very latest. >>> well with the start of the new school year, a new study finds each day more than 160,000 children miss school out of fear of being bullied. aaron nichols has ways students can stand up against bullying. >> this is a serious issue and we take >> willie is the chief investigator of the per county criminal district attorneys office. as par of the cyber forensic unit he examines cyber bullying cases. >> when we have cases like this with bullying, we can take that phone or we can take the phone or laptop or ipad and do an exam. >> he advices parents to always be involved. and know what is going on at school and on social media. thought process of byes will be byes, they are just children, they will grow out of it, they need to stop thinking and having that ideology. it's serious. >> make sure you know your child's' anti-bullying policies and docume

italy begins a day of national mourning as aftershocks continue to rattle through towns. some aftershocks are measuring as much as at a 4-point-2 magnitude. in the 6- point-2 magnitude quake wednesday morning while nearly 400 are recovering in the hospital. the national mourning includes a state funeral for some of the victims. meanwhile-- the search for survivors has been very personal for one local man. tony paladino says his cousin and his cousin's wife own a vacation home in the area that was hit by the earthquake. rescuers found the couple's dog alive on wednesday... but tragically, his hopes for their that the couple's bodies had been found. "you always prepare for the worst and expect the best but even you know with all that preparation it's still difficult to swallow." paladino says he won't be able to make it overseas for the funerals, but his mom is currently in italy and he says she'll represent the family and join his other family members as they grieve. a flash flood emergency missouri... a wave of storms pounded the metro area with heavy rain last night seve