lows 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...78 to 82 on the east side. southwest winds up to 10 mph. .wednesday...sunny. highs 96 to 100 on the west side of the valley...99 to 103 on the east side. west winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest in the afternoon. .wednesday night through thursday night...mostly clear. highs around 100. .friday and friday sunday...mostly clear. highs 96 to 99. lows 76 to 79. it's your voice...your vote...in the race for president! this week... new attacks and appeals! the clinton campaign.... releasing new ads using donald trump's words against him! meanwhile... the republican nominee....trying to change his tone...when pitching to minorities. abc's maggie rulli is has the latest from the trail. after the donald trump campaign signaled that their nominee might be backing off his firm immigration stance... (cnn state of the union) sot - campaign manager q: will that plan include a deportation force. kc: to be determined. this morning on fox news - trump fires back... (fox and friends) sot - donald trump / (r) presidential

lows 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...78 to 82 on the east side. southwest winds up to 10 mph. .wednesday...sunny. highs 96 to 100 on the west side of the valley...99 to 103 .friday and friday night...partly cloudy. highs 96 to 99. lows 76 to 79. hillary clinton's running mate... senator tim kaine... is having a busy day... just moments ago... he held a rally...at a...plumbers & pipe-fitters training center! but before that... he spoke to the iron workers at the mirage ... taking a moment.. to attack donald trump! 050 dont get tricked by trump.....100 in tax returns that i'm not releasing. analyst...jon ralston... sat down with senator kaine. you can catch that interview tonight...on 13 action news live at 6! an arizona fugitive ... was shot and killed ... by metro police... over eight months ago! new today ... a recommendation that the officers involved.... kynaston ... spoke with family members... who believe the truth has not come out! the family of 23 year old keith childress appeared visibly upset. during the review-- detectives said a prelimin

lows 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...78 to 82 on the east side. southwest winds up to 10 mph. west winds up to 10 mph shifting to the south in the afternoon. .tuesday night...clearing. lows 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...78 to 82 on the east side. southwest winds up to 10 mph. .tuesday night...clearing. lows 76 to 80 on the west side an exterminator stung hundreds of times by bees earlier this jose moreno-pacheco was attacked near russell and fort apache on august fourth while trying to investigate a bee hive. he'd been fighting for his life ever since and passed away last thursday. this just in. police need your help finding an armed robbery suspect on the run in north las vegas. the suspect is on your screen now with two other people. police are looking for them too. investigators say they robbed a pharmacy last week near ann and simmons. they got away in a dark colored metro and north las vegas police are on the hunt for a robbery suspect who targeted 5 women overnight.. all over the valley. 13 action news anchor lesley marin followed

highs 92 to 96 on the west side of the valley... 95 to 99 on the east side. west winds up to 10 mph shifting to the south in the afternoon. .tuesday night...clearing. lows 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...78 to 82 on the east side. southwest winds up to 10 mph. .wednesday...sunny. highs 96 to 100 on te on the east side. west winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest in the afternoon. .wednesday night through thursday night...mostly clear. lows 79 to 82. highs around 100. .friday and friday night...partly cloudy. highs 95 to 98. lows 76 to 79. .saturday through sunday...mostly clear. highs 96 to 99. after midnight. lows 74 to 79. southwest winds 10 to 15 mph decreasing to less than 10 mph after midnight. .tuesday...partly cloudy. chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. highs 92 to 96 on the west side of the valley... 95 to 99 on the east side. west winds up to 10 mph shifting to the south in the afternoon. lows 76 to 80 on the west side and the r-t-c are coming today's event focused on bike safety. tomorrow.. children can learn about bus safety. t

greenwich village over here and along the upper east side as well and definitely in harlem, the harlemlat. the upper west side was rocky and had bedrock very close to the surface. what happened in the 17th century, early development over here based on the creation of the bow we during the dutch period. >> you look at the grid, you make the argument that is the least desirable land that is in the center of the island. >> originally. jason: up here, the common land. >> it is expensive once the richer people move higher. that is the -- jason: ok, because to your point, geology essentially, i don't want to overstate, but geology seems irrelevant. distance to convenience became the deciding factor. those who enjoyed the luxury, the luxuries provided by shopkeepers in the -- and the hotelliers would pay for that right to do so. >> i want to say one thing. in the 1800s it had to do with [indiscernible] and the only way you access the island was by water. there were no bridges. you had the brooklyn bridge, but it was just getting started. the exterior was mostly commercial. that is a you enter

there in the east side.welcome to the show. maliheh vafai: thank you. damian: now, tell us the people who-- the folks you are catering to. who is it that is showing up to adult ed and what are they getting out of it? maliheh: we usually pull students from the neighborhood, from students who live in the neighborhood, and we cater to anybody 18 years and up. and these are usually students who come in to, you know, get a range of services. some of them are in need of language skills, so we have a very big english as a second language. east side adult education also has a high school diploma program, they have a ged program, and cet, which is a career technical education, which is a very successful program where students can get hands-on experience and, you know, be able to perform in the workforce. damian: so, these are folks who maybe don't have a lot of job experience, have problems with the language, up to those who maybe were a couple of classes from graduating from high school but didn't quite get there. m

lows 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...78 to 82 on the east side. southwest winds up to 10 mph. .wednesday...sunny. highs 96 to 100 on the west side of the valley...99 to 103 on the east side. west winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest in the afternoon. .wednesday night through thursday night...mostly clear. lows 79 to 82. highs around 100. .friday and friday night...partly cloudy. highs 95 to 98. lows 76 to 79. .saturday through sunday...mostly clear. highs 96 to 99. lows 76 to 79. lows 74 to 79. southwest winds 10 to 15 mph decreasing to less than 10 mph after midnight. .tuesday...partly cloudy. chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. highs 92 to 96 on the west side of the valley... 95 to 99 on the east side. west winds up to 10 mph shifting to lows 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...78 to 82 on the east side. .wednesday...sunny. highs 96 to 100 on the west side of the valley...99 to 103 on the east side. west winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest in the afternoon. .wednesday night through 79 to 82. highs around 100. .friday

that's the very latest from milwaukee's east side -- julie collins. fox 6n saying goodbye --- today two nuns killed inside their mississippi home are being remembered. this as we learn new information about the suspect in custody. angelica joins us from the newsroom with the details. a mass will be held today in jackson, mississippi for two nuns killed last week. yesterday at least 200 people gathered at saint thomas catholic church in mississippi to pay respects to margaret held. one of the nuns, "sister margaret held," grew up in slinger and worked with the school sisters of saint francis in milwaukee. police found the women stabbed to death inside their home... where they work as nurse practitioners helping people in the poor, rural mississippi. "totally overwhelmed by the support from the community from paula's community from sister margaret's community, from the holmes county ppl who are here, from the church community it's just reaffirming" over the weekend a 46-year-old rodney sanders was arrested after allegedly confessing to the killing the n

that's the very latest from milwaukee's east side -- julie collins. fox new this morning - a community comes together... to remember the two nuns murdered in mississippi. one of the sisters - margaret held - worked with the school sisters of saint francis in milwaukee . angelica's in studio with the latest. hundreds of people gathered at a wake held in jackson, mississipp - where the two nuns were found murdered in their home. the group looked back on the ways sister held and paula merrill made an impact on their community. many people attending sat under a filled up to capacity. " it's a challenge to deal with a situation like this . one of the things i think both of us would say is that the support that we've gotten from around the world has helped to give us strength and give us courage" "losing a special friend is always very difficult but i also know that in losing a special friend i didn't really lose her , and that her life and her energy , and her spirit continues in us, a mass will be held for the two nuns today. over the weekend a 46-year-ol

east side finding better conditions. a little heavy rain there south head towards windam and two inches at two clock. a little bit more on the light side further south. we have at this point homes and coshocton and tuscarawas and the light rain and maybe a lightning flash. wayne county you had problems. kindread a lightning flash and lightning beautiful and so dangerous. you won't to take pictures and do it inside and find me on facebook and twitter. temperatures hot and steamy. yours is hot and feeling like it is hot is 107 at one time. it starts to feel better and rain cooled air over cleveland, 81 and feeling like we are at feels-like temperatures and that's the story for the rest of the week as we battle the thunderstorms in the afternoon and early evening hours. and then they start to taper off once we lose the showers. the sunset at 8:43. saturday the day to be focused on into sunday as we do have the potential for maybe severe storms and the official cold front that looks to but next week 80s, rather than 90s. over

first --- a car is left mangled after crashing on milwaukee's lower east side. it happened this morning near jefferson and knapp. let's go live to deandra milwaukee county medical examiner's office confirms it is investigating a possible co-sleeping death. a one-month-old died at a home near 40th and locust. milwaukee police are also on the scene investigating. we're hoping to get more details. we'll continue to update you throughout the day on fox6now.com and the fox6 news app. several arrests near sherman park. it was all after a memorial for sylville smith kim is in the newsroom with details. police say ten people were arrested for disorderly conduct and resisting an officer. this is near 44th and auer-- the same intersection where 23-year-old sylville smith was shot and killed by a milwaukee police officer two weeks ago. police say they received several complaints from neighbors about the crowd of about 30 to 40 people. officers asked the group to crowd was asked to leave again. some left, but others refused to leave, so police began making arrests. dgx stat

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more so on the east side and west side there are a lot of trees down and a lot of power lines down. go to weather one. the storm that came through is starting to lose some of its upwards of 30 miles an hour. through meanter you are coming out of it in painesville to the lakeshore. it follows all the way to the south. a huge line of showers and storms coming through. keep in mind these are more oranges and not the heavy downpours west siders saw. kirkland hills in the thick of it. you have another 10 minutes before you dry out as well. as we continue south on the radar, you can see down towards chesterland moved quicker than the tracking was giving us. 71, you are drying out and damage is done. your evening commute will be rough. solon is getting absolutely soaked at this point. if i widen out to give you an idea, there are more storms to the west. more storms out towards east of medina at this point headed towards akron. these are fizzling as they move. and can you tell, let me get out and/orville. you might miss on the next round. widen out to the west. can you see there are more s

the district bridge serves as a serves as a link between whitman , middle school on the east side of the interstate and wauwatosa west high school and eisenhower grade school on the west side. the projects started in the spring. you shouldn't have too much trouble getting around the zoo interchange this weekend. right now the only interstate closure is scheduled for tonight. eastbound 94 is closing at moorland road for a traffic switch. toya: it's friday night and that means operation football. dozens of high school teams facing off tonight. this is live from menonomee falls at greendale. don't forget you can tweet us your high school football pictures or scores. just use the hashtag wisn 12. then don't missll our hour-long 10:00 p.m. news. market it looks like people will , be comfortable in the stands tonight. mark: a lot better when last friday when we had games canceled, delayed, and some games that did not finish. we will not have that this evening. let's get a live look outside. look how spectacular that is. 71 degrees, comfortable, the dew point is not bad, not humid out we wil

near brady street on milwaukee's east side. the suspect is on the run this morning. how police say the deadly attack unfolded. some areas are waking up to dense fog with a dense fog advisory in place for mostly sunny conditions expected today with a few more clouds this afternoon and evening. highs will climb into the low 80s with dewpoints in the upper 60s making it a bit sticky. there is a chance of a few storms overnight with a better chance of rain and thunderstorms on tuesday. a cold front moves through tuesday helping generate those storms and ushering in some cooler - more 'fall-like' air. highs go from the low to mid 80s tuesday to the low 70s on wednesday and dewpoints drop to bring in that more autumnal feeling. today: morning fog then partly sunny. high: 82 dewpoint: 67 wind: se 5-10 mph tonight: slight chance of rain and thunderstorms after midnight. low: 66 dewpoint: 68 wind: sw 3-5 h angelica adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no breaking news now. a violent attack on milwaukee's e

now at 5- a man is dead after a stabbing on milwaukee's east side from overnight. what police say led up to the violent attack. and family and friends will say goodbye today to two nuns - mississippi last week. plus -- more on the arrest made in the case. rob joins us now with more on the weather. rob's weather some areas are waking up to dense fog with a dense fog advisory in place for ozaukee, sheboygan and washington counties until 9am. mostly sunny conditions expected today with a few more clouds this afternoon and evening. highs will climb into the low 80s with dewpoints in the upper 60s making it a bit sticky. there is a chance of a few storms overnight with a better chance of rain and thunderstorms on tuesday. a cold front moves those storms and ushering in some cooler - more 'fall-like' air. highs go from the low to mid 80s tuesday to the low 70s on wednesday and dewpoints drop to bring in that more autumnal feeling. today:rning f: ight chance of rain and unrstor8 win sw 3-5 mph traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic

it is expected to shift east an impact as on the east side, especially as we await a cold front that will sweep in some overnight light rain chances. going to continue to keep the cooler air in place. if you like those better temperatures today, and lower humidity, you'll certainly like the start of the week as well. 79, 74 coshocton, 74 in the -- it is august and we are talking 73 more that afternoon and evening temperature right now in ashtabula. the dew points our way down. it makes being continue that trend, grilling tonight, in the 70s, remember that rain is on the east side and especially north, a little breezy for a so keep that in mind when you are grilling. we will time out to the rainfall and talk amounts when we are coming up >>> donald trump making a new page to minority voters.'s latest efforts may have backfired >>> back to school shopping breaking your budget? why you should track some of those things off of your last. >>> coming clean, what ryan lochte is saying about that supposedly operating in rio. you are watching news channel 5 at 6:00 and we will be right >>> an

overnight on the city's east side. what police say led up to a street. plus - the community is coming together to remember two nuns-- stabbed to death in mississippi. new details on the suspect-- now in custody in connection to their death. good morning and welcome back to wakeup.. time now x:xx adlib weather forecast some areas are waking up to dense fog with a dense fog advisory in place for ozaukee, sheboygan and washington counties until 9am. mostly sunny conditions expected this afternoon and evening. highs will climb into the low 80s with dewpoints in the upper 60s making it a bit sticky. there is a chance of a few storms overnight with a better chance of rain and thunderstorms on tuesday. a cold front moves through tuesday helping generate those storms and ushering in some cooler - more 'fall-like' air. highs go from the low to mid 80s tuesday to the low 70s on wednesday and dewpoints drop to bring in that more autumnal feeling. today: morning fog then partly sunny. high: 82 dewpoint: 67 wind: se 5-10 mph tonight: slight chance of rain and low: 66

. , upper west side, upper east side, central park west. all of this was made possible by another transportation innovation -- not yet. we don't even need that yet. we get the pattern, but you are right, the subway came after 1904. 1879, 1892 we, see this northward pattern, and it was possible by the elevated railroad. they were basically else out in 1880's. as i demonstrated in the book, their job essentially was to donald as many people as possible to their jobs in lower manhattan -- was to funnel as many people as possible to their jobs in lower manhattan. people can now live further and further away while maintaining something of a reasonable view time. so here we are. so where is midtown in all of this? want too this end, i look at the firms. which businesses were looking -- moving from lower manhattan to midtown? based on these graphs, and you know, whatever i got? 10 minutes, perfect, i think i can do this. this is directory data from the business directory data. don't worry too much about what these mean. i will tell you what they m

bridget greenlee has lived on the east side for close to five years. she says lately this crime has been top of mind. >> maybe i shouldn't walk home tonight or maybe i shouldn't walk by myself or take an uber sheldon: that was christina palladino reporting. police are trying to figure out if the same crew is behind all of these armed robberies. so far, police haven't arrested anyone. adrienne: italy is observing a national day of mourning for the 291 people who died in this week's earthquake. mourners, including some injured survivors, gathered today for a state funeral to remember 35 of the victims. they wept and consoled each other in a community gym. before the funeral, italy's president visited the devastated region about 90 miles north of rome to thank rescue workers. take a look at this. a pedestrian bridge falls onto one of the busiest roadways in the u.k. talk about scary. a truck hauling construction equipment clipped the bottom of the bridge, causing it to collapse. only one person, a bicyclist, is hurt. luckily he was not riding on the secti

vm today's tmj4 two people are in jail this afternoon following a deadly stabbing on milwaukee's east side. a 32-year old man killed outside a bar just off of brady street. as ann sterling shows you -- a string of crimes in the area now has some people there nervous. ann:9.51.28- 39 the deadly off brady street steps away from all these shops restaurants and bars. some people that live in this area heard the loud fighting seconds before the stabbing. derek storch8.25.44- 47. basically to get the f out of here. he said that a couple of times. derek storch lives steps away from where the deadly stabbing happened. police say just before one this morning a few guys that knew each other got into a loud fight... and that fight led to the stabbing. a 32 year but it's starting to get sketchy. i hate to see this happening in this area. it worries me.luke ai-mann is worried for his 2 year old son's safety. he heard about the 9 armed robberies in this area last week... and even though he's called the east side home for 5 years, he says it's time to go.8.31.05- 13 especially with george. it's like you

and isador edelson at their synag pair who brazenly robbed the indonesiaian consulate on the upper east side. police say they got in through a side door yesterday morning. investigators say they made off with several items, including liquor, a tablet and keys to a minivan which they then allegedly stole. >>> new jersey senator richard cody is calling for an investigation into the recent price surge of a potentially life-saving allergy medication. the epipen two pack that cost about $100 six years ago now increase and no other alternative. a generic option does not exist. >>> now alex has a check on traffic. >>reporter: thank you, mary. heads up if you are traveling to laguardia airport in queens. there is an accident blocking a lane on the westbound side of the grand central parkway to the bqe. delays extend back to northern boulevard. this is a live look from chopper 2. so plan for this for your ride. alternate side parking, well, it is in effect city wide today. be safe, don't text and drive. john. >> thank you, alex. don't forget the sunglasses. i mean, there's glare coming and going, ut

the population of milwaukee's east side is going to jump by the thousands over the next few days. uw-milwaukee students...both new freshmen and returning students, started moving into residence halls today. this video is from the riverview off campus on north ae. the on-campus dorms are filling up as well. bottom line -- you'll sea lot more peopnd lote traffi on the east side as the fall term gets underwa the state d-o-t is already issuo anyone who plans to drive to green bay saturday's wisconsibadg- u otballamat mau field. officials expect heavier than it is for a be typical packers game. lots of vi louisiana.otor home and r-v traffic will be heavy. there's construction near the stadium and parking will be at a premium. officials recommend if you are driving to saturday's game....'pre-plan your trip.; 7 3 3 3 today: times of clouds. spotty t'showers with heavy rainfall still possible localized ponding has been ongoing in milwaukee county. conditions start to dry out tonight as the cold front sweeps crosathe area. wind: ssw 5-15 mph.we ahead: nice cool down arrives bymid-week onwe

and we're also following breaking news from milwaukee's east side... a single car crash near jefferson and knapp. let's go live to deandra corinithios who just arrived on police swarm the sherman park neighborhood overnight --- making arrests. this all comes after a crowd gathered for a memorial for sylville smith. this is near 44th and auer-- the same intersection where 23-year-old sylville smith was shot and killed by a milwaukee police officer two weeks ago. police say they received several complaints from neighbors about the crowd of about 30 to 40 people. officers asked the group to leave peacefully. crowd was asked to leave again. police began making arrests when some refused to leave. they arrested 10 people for disorderly conduct...and for resisting an officer. now to a story only on fox six. two mothers in milwaukee say justice has not been served.. this after their sons were killed in a motorcycle crash. the driver who allegedly hit them was taken into custody-- but hasn't yet been charged. nicole is in the newsroom to explain. the milwaukee

a little bit lighter east side. you have lost the flood advisory. one viewer said he had two-and- a-half inches with the next round headed your way. so watch out for the big water way on the roadways and turn around and find a different route. everybody inside. here is the damage on the tree from a lightning strike in kindread and i will tell you when the storms are done coming up next. >>> we are keeping an eye on a man using suction cups to climb trump tower. this is happening in manhattan. he has made it to the 16th floor. police and firefighters and a huge crowd of onlookers have gathered. some whistling and egging m at one point the man appeared to slip and the crowds gasped. he keeps going around the windows. we are monitoring the situation and we will bring you the latest in a few moments. >>> now to a story on 5, we caught people red handed hopping on trains without getting tickets. >> we have been hanging out here all day and some people said they fare jumped and we have watched people hop on the train without tickets. >> some people are br

lows 76 to 80 on the west side of the valley...78 to 82 on the east side. highs 96 to 100 on the west side of the valley...99 to 103 on the east side. west winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest in the afternoon. .wednesday night through thursday night...mostly clear. lows 79 to 82. highs around 100. .friday and friday night...partly cloudy. highs 95 to 98. 76 to 79. .saturday through sunday...mostly clear. highs 96 to 99. lows 76 to 79. (bryan back to desk) five people are without a place to call home after their then a slight chance of thunderstorms after midnight. call home after their apartment went up in flames. out -- and why it could be a cause for concern inside your home. and.. there are a lot of things to remember before you catch a flight.. but you could make one mistake after you land that could make you a target for identity thieves. and.. don't forget to download.... the all new 13 action news app.. featuring live streaming.. video on demand.... it's free in the app store... since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with exp

from cleveland's east side, i'm nickfield for newschannel 5. coming to town today, speaking at john marshal hayes this afternoon. she's expected to talk about her tax plan and differences from donald trump's plan and she wants to raise taxes on the wealthy and she's vowing not to increase taxes on the middle class and changed the specifics of his tax plan throughout the campaign and he proposed a three-bracket income tax system more in line with what house republicans have wanted. >>> and feel on cleveland's against prostitution and they're recording the alleged legal activity and posting it online. and newschannel 5 took your concerns to officials and they're taking action. the police are patrolling the area along lorain avenue and hoping to cut down on the illegal behavior. >>> and buses are not allowed on certain parents of public square. the federal transit administration said keeping buses from certain lanes could be a breach of agree. , according to -- in order to rta agreed to that exclusive bus lanes and the city right now is deciding i

live on milwaukee's east side, ben jordan, today's tmj4. >> jordan, thank you. two men have been arrested in connection to the stabbing, their names have not been released. >> charles: here's a live look om starting to dry out after slow-moving clouds caused flash flooding dumping several inches of rain over a couple of hours. high water covered roads in milwaukee. john malan has been keeping an eye on all this. john, has the rain stopped? >> john: the rain has stopped in milwaukee county, some areas the rain has not stopped. look at the rainfall totals. nearly 3 inches in western parts of -- in west milwaukee, 2.60 in cudahy. 2 inches oak creek. greendale, 1.88. the rest of the area didn't get all that much rain. we'll take you back a few hours and show you that rain. watch it just blow up over southern milwaukee county and then move quickly too. you'll see it there, and move quickly to the south and east. we'll stop the radar and go in close, we'll so rainshowers left over racine. kenosha county, isolated rainshowers moving toward walworth county. this is the

all the rain from last night is gone, but we have a new development on the east side of county into ashtabula county. medina is seeing light rain itself. rain may drift into the southern end of morrow county and a a little like rain on the south side of coshocton county as well. the rain is very spotty, but later today thunderstorms are possible. i'm going to time everything out for you coming up in a bit. laura. >> laura: first, heading out to the highways this morning. cleveland area. not seeing a lot of problems. you see some construction spots, but since most of the rain has moved out of the area, we move well. be safe out there, though. when you get to spots where there's a traffic light out, because there may be many, treat that as a four-way stop when you get to those. looks green on the highways. we have issues, though. water main break west 110 between baltic and clifton. road is still closed there and lots of problems along west 110th street. mentor avenue is closed and garfield between johnny cake ridge road. a lot of damage in the area, power lines and debris. it will take about 1

the murder has shaken residents and patrons in this east side neighborhood. cops everywhere lots of people standing around police lights lit up the early morning... near pulaski and arlington. pretty sad turn of events not something you normally see the fun nightlife in this neighborhood...halted by violence. i had to come onto the crime scene to get into my house mac leicht lives just feet away from where police say a fatally stabbed. it looked pretty brutal my roommates car had blood on it, i dont know if this was a hand print but his car was part of the crime scene as well the grisly scene happened around 12:45 when police say an argument between two people -- who knew each other-- lead to a fatal stabbing. its just crazy the world we live in i guess people think bad things happen in bad areas but it the grim reality of crime. i think everyone is pretty shocked that kind of violent crime doesnt really happen in the neighborhood its in the city so you use things here or there but nothing serious like that rebecca berkshire is even more shocked by who the vi

. >> a milwaukee chef killed on the city's east side. >> that it would have happened here. what happened in the moments before he was stabbed. >> plus, streets flooded, cars stranded, lightning sparks a fire. >> i seen the lightning bolt come out of the sky and the next thing you know, boom. it shook me. >> a look at the storm damage tonight. >> and, singer chris brown came from inside his home. kathy: a popular chef from the pfister hotel is stabbed to death after trying to come to the rescue of a female friend involved in an argument. patrick: 32-year-old shawn ostrom was killed outside a bar on the city's east side monday near brady street. christina palladino is live at arlington and pulaski. new at 10:00, christina his friends say he didn't have any enemies. >> this is the bar where shawn ostrom was hanging out with friends on monday night. his girlfriend tells me he saw a friend getting yelled at and went to help. minutes later she found him dead on the sidewalk. ? >> f thurman's bar on the east side to remember a young man who made friends everywhere he went. >> we n

nobody is in custody for the four robberies we talked about...16 others happened in the east side between east pleasant and east north avenue between mid june and late august...police say they did find people believed to be connected to those. there is now a 22-thousand dollar reward being offered in e murder to two catholic nuns..one with ties to milwaukee milwaukeesisters paula merrill and margaret held were found stabbed to death in their mississippi home....their car was found abandoned about a mile away.sister held came from the 'school sisters of st. francis order' here in milwaukee.she still has high-speed chase that reached speeds of nearly 130 miles per . hour. authorities say earlier this month, the car you see here was involved in a hit and run in sheboygan.deputies in ozaukee county chased the driver at near normal speeds at first-- then the car pulled over to the side and stopped. but when a deputy got out of his squad to approach the car, the driver took off...the pursued car was seen sideswiping another vehicle... finally rolling over and coming to driver daniel lopez faces

before you head to milwaukee's east side tonight, you'll want to hear about this. police are seeing a recent spike in armed robberies. bags.

this is the east side. hills, that northeastern corner picking up a little moisture as does apache junction. and down into the city here, so that east side is picking up some of the moisture. a lot of this is virga. some of it is -- has a little bit of rain coming down with it. but once again, it's not a tremendous downpour. and you can see up north, they had pretty good rain through the day today as well, so lots going on as far as the moisture was concerned. we go to 104 degrees on the high today, and as you can see, 85 at prescott, 94 at kingman, 82 at st. john's, 99 down in tuscon. here's your day. 103 on the high, 79 on the low, 104 and 84 normal high and low. there's your record high at 113, your record low at 63. across the country there are a few storms, mainly across the northern plains south of minneapolis. 80 degrees overnight. temperatures start picking up again as we start the new week. have a great weekend, and watch your kids around water. >> all right, thank you, you too, dave. >>> if you ha

new this morning, cleveland police are investigating a shooting on the city's east side. this was the scene on east 61 61st and superior. led to the shooting. the man was taken to university hospital. no word yet on his condition this morning. >> a 29-year-old man accused of shooting and killing a woman on a sowell road over the weekend will be in court today. he's been charged with murder. police say he ran a red light and hit debra pearl's car. his suv flipped several times and then got out of his car and shot families are both expected to be in the courtroom today. to canton now where police are searching for the suspect who killed two men yesterday morning. it happened in the 2400 block of midway avenue. police say the 911 call came in from a neighbor. when they arrived, they found two men had been shot and killed in the house. police say there were also three children inside the home. they were taken to the hospital as a precaution. >> it is almost 6:04. devastating affects of drug abuse. a proactive push began to try to change that. tiffany tarpley joins us live from

and this is the fish market on the lower east side. on the right-hand side. and you see a vibrancy that is really missing in the static images, in the still images and it shows, you know, the life of the street. and i think that it adds a nice dimension, i think, to the exhibition. >> and these particular films, they date mainly from the 1903 era, so they are from riis' lifetime. so it really is as he would have seen new york at the time. and one of the things they're showing, like this particular one, men that are sorting things at the dump and riis did a famous article about men who -- and children. there was a picture in it that's called "children of the dump" who lived underneath the street there, at the rivington street dump, and other places. part of what they're doing is they're sorting things out of the garbage that can be recycled in for money. so, they sorted rags and then the rags would be recycled to make paper and they also sorted bones and cleaned the bones and the bones would be used for fertilizer or baking soda. and he covered this partly as

kate james / lives on east side 17.32 everytime something happens around here. it's always nerve wrecking. 9.17.36 kates james was shocked to hear 7 armed robberies happened overnight. most occured on the east side but a couple were in the riverwest area. 9.17.43 yea, it's safe. highschool is right over there campus is right that way. it's a safe area.9.17. 51milwaukee police say all 7 robberies happened between 1 and 4 in the morning. here's a look at the areas targeted:water near brady street...humboldt near pleasant street.murray and park place ....cass street near lyon street...holton and capitol drive....breman and hadley...plus -- 38th & wright street on the north side. 8.48. 15 i grew up always locking my doors, that's how i

nothing moving in from the east or the west. 77 degrees on the east side. pecos and bonanza east wins barely noticeable humidity is elevated as is the dewpoint of 55 degrees. pressure coming up as well. these numbers the humidity and dew point will be heading down this afternoon. northwest valley stricken back elementary centennial area 72 degrees the dewpoint elevated down in anthem 68 degrees. some 60s down there that's still some little elevation there. light wins 55 percent relative humidity. we do have some 60s. 60 blue diamond very cool over there and 68 on summerland alley on day and at 69 degrees. looking around the region 55 that natural air conditioning up on mount charleston at the large pit 70 over and east in clark county. 49 up at po she that's a shade officially for the airport out at the top of the hour las vegas listed at 75 degrees. 54 and tone of a city through the city of angels and 56 up at reno. a low pressure upper atmosphere glow moves through gave us some excitement on friday and early sunday but it's through now in a rich building a

one person is fighting for their life after a shooting on the east side of the valley. ((kirsten joyce)) michael stevens is live on scene at lake mead and hollywood with the latest. michael? patrick, kirsten... metro's homicide unit are the ones leading the investigation at this point because they say the victim... a n to survive. metro police say the shooting happened just before midnight inside the avion apartment complex near lake mead and hollywood boulevard. police say the suspect in this shooting... walked up to a ground level apartment and shot multiple times inside. again, police say a man in his early 20's was hit -- but he wasn't the only one inside the apartment at the time of the shooting: (( lt. dan mcgrath // metro police: 00;07;20 unfortunatley, there were a couple of small children inside shooting a firearm inside an apartment with young children inside.) >> metro's gang unit is also out here investigating... not sure if anyone had any ties. right now, police say they're talking to witnesses and checking cameras in the area... that might've picked up any

same area in milwaukee -- in just two months.the last few happened just yesterday morning on the east side. side.cbs 58s eric levy is live along brady street with more, eric? 3 bill/marshanna--brady stree seems to be the place to be on a friday night.it's where people come to visit all of the bars and restaurants to decompress after a busy week. it's in this area and on the north side where the armed robber has been targeting unsuspecting people. these are the areas we're

you're going to head right towards that from the west side and headed east or maybe on the east side and headed east, too. you see it as well. take a glance out the window. it looks good on the roads right now. no major problems but we have this close to downtown. we have a tree blocking east 40th north of ri it blocks the northbound lane. drive times look on time, though. i'm happy about this going into rush hour, and i'm happy about this back here. >> nichole: the beautiful sunrise on this friday heading into the weekend. the sun is shining. >> tia: 6:48 and it came up. >> laura: i'm going to blend in back there. >> tia: thank you so much for this. is. everything. honey bunches of oats. it's this, this, this, and this. it is the mother of all cereals. it's that, and that, and all of that. it's the most cerealriffic cereal in all the history and will be for eternity. honey bunches of oats. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is friday, august 26th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning.? >>> accusations of racism dominate the presidential campaign. hillary clin lies. trump say

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one person was killed after a late night crash on the east side of the valley. ((brian loftus)) metro police have been out on scene all night long gathering evidence.. 8 news now reporter michael stevens joins us live with the very latest. michael? ((michael stevens)) >>

on the far east side of town 96 for sunrise as well as southeast at the moment. winds are picking up just out of the south. will remain up to 15 miles an hour. r pretty good. tonight looking at 96 by five. upper 80s by 9:00 p.m. overnight temperatures. a few degrees cooler. the numbers will be normal. but the lightning might keep you awake. temperatures slightly cooler compared to last night. highs tomorrow will be below normal for this time of year. waking up to temperatures in the upper 70s reaching around 89 by noon. 92 for projected high in las vegas. as we look ahead to the next few afternoon. after that we'll start drying out. by sunday temperatures in the triple-digit club as we make our way into the workweek then cooling down as a drier system passes through thursday and friday. >> jim: we're breaking new as little bit with the weather shot. we had zoomed in on trump's plane at the airport. >> marie: we should point out, we are neutral here at this station. but we do want to point out that donald trump is in town for a fundraising event. he had initially

the weather in this case, east side west side an isquall opportunity annoyer. people here had to get up and shower and save what they had to do in the dark. probably no hot coffee this morning. this is eaton way. probably six or seven years ago we stood here when another tree that's the issue with bay village and this part of westlake as well. we're in bay village. more mature trees. a tree across columbia roadblocking columbia road. it's a big tree and a lot of work to do to get that back to normal and opened up, columbia road, obviously, from bay village or westlake a major way to get downtown. some of the debris has been cleared, but one of the big concerns are power lines. they're not underground and above ground and a lot are down. if you see a power line, stay awe had and go the other way and get away from it. sia have seen them around here examining the lines making sure everything is okay. don't assume the power has been cut off to those in any way, shape or form. for now, the west side hit pretty pardon. sia nyorkor is in lakewood with more there. sia.

reporting live on the east side, investigator jonathan walsh, news channel 5. >> okay. it is not just poll holes frustrating neighbors. dangerous, he's being forced to move out of cleveland. christine has been following his story and the change for almost a year. this man lived in the city's most violent area? >>reporter: yeah, it's the fourth district and hydrics a drastic difference than what many experience downtown here. he hears gunshots every day and fears for the life of his own and his family. he says the hundreds of complaints he's made to his councilman have gone unresolved. you can't do anything here. it's dead. it's a dead neighborhood. it's a dead neighborhood because no one wants to do anything to improve the neighborhood. >>reporter: glen thompson tells me this is not what his neighborhood used to look like. there was no abandon homes and bullet holes in his own home was unheard of. this is reality on kings ford anymore. it's too dangerous. glen tells me he is complained to his capable man taryl pruitt over and over again about the crime on his street. we

check out the view from the springs preserve, you can't even see the mountains on the east side of town. when the wind shifted you can see the mountains and also the cumulus clouds the forms. we did have some moisture that was brought in as well. on the doppler radar, a couple of showers out there. one that popped up right between henderson and boulder city. it was a fast mover, didn't do much and is no longer an impact player. but humidity is getting closer. not necessarily in clark county but close. that means some forecast if you absolutely have to drive to los angeles you can still do it but it is a long road trip. we want to get to tom hawley and sky 3 with important information on how the fire is affecting traffic into california. >> tom: i would say at least a couple of extra hours into your plans, probably more as we take a look at interstate 15, the main drag. this is the way you get there. unless you're going way out of the way you had done interstate and it is fine as you exit but it is a complete closure at this area. so in victorville you can turn off of i 15 at the palmdal

one person was killed after a late night crash on the east side of the valley. ((brian loftus)) metro police have been out on scene all night long gathering evidence.. 8 news now reporter michael stevens joins us live with the very latest. michael? ((michael stevens)) >> was struck and killed, near boulder highway and nellis boulevard. a witness tells 8 news now a vehicle was traveling on westbound boulder highway. he struck a pedestrian. boulder highway is closed between harmon and nellis. southbound boulder highway is restricted to one lane. let's get a check on the roads with demetria. ((demetria obilor)) things are wrapping up at the us 95/boulder highway wrapping up at the us 95/boulder no delays on i-15 and tropicana. <<< >>> weather today? ((sherry swensk)) dry and quiet this morning... and cooling off to the 80s. .............. we wound up making it above 100 all the way to 103 again with the help of the winds. but because the air is so dry, it didn't feel all that hot. ............. we're down to low 80s with humidity just above 10 percent right now and

on the upper east side, juliet and robert, back to you. juliet: what is the biggest complaint about going to park slope? the manpower around him. late in the morning. he counters he is doing work there, pressed people doing work for him. looking through articles and memos or whatever else he has to do. he can work and work out at the same time. that is his argument. juliet: let us know what you think. robert: >> meteorologist: a little forecast as you head out the door. partly cloudy sky at central park, mix of clouds and sun and a few showers up the lower hudson valley but only around for a few hours, should be drying up later on. the average high for today is 84 ?, doesn't look like we will be that one. download the myfoxny.com whether apps, which has live interactive radar, you can find where the rain is all the way to street level. "good day" will be back in a bit. ? keep on savin' all day at dunkin' donuts. double up on delicious with two egg & cheese wake up wraps for $2. one fifth of all the fresh water in the world flows into one i