the wind gusts in scottsdale where it moved through gusting to 48 miles per hour. 37 mile-per-hour and your valley and winds picking up in the east valley. this is continuing to move to the southwest for the winds these are sustained winds. where the outflow boundary has moved through scottsdale and will make its way towards phoenix and glendale. all across the valley as it moves from the northeast to southwest. tracking the wind just over the last 35 minutes and now we have strong thunderstorms that are developing behind the thunderstorm wind that originally blew through and work their way across the valley. heavy rain in cave creek i developing to the southwest into deer valley along the 101 and here is the 51 and i-70. we can look at some strong gusts underneath these rain showers and storms that are developing. these very heavy cells along scottsdale into central scottsdale back up towards new river through cave creek, heavy rain. here is the outflow boundary that is moving. into sun city. phoenix and chama. storms will continue to develop behind this as we see. more showers and st

next couple hours. into the over night forecast, talking 10:00 p.m. on, looking nicer and mild. 80 degrees in the over night hours. tomorrow drier air moves in. 102 is the high. there is a chance for storms in the higher terrain, went to 30% up there. temperatures below average but we are going to see them heat up. your seven-day forecast coming up in the we are continuing to track the weather threat across the valley. abc's chris go is where they had a lot of rain over the last hour. >> reporter: yeah. things just started to die down. we don't have an active rainfall right now but you can see it is falling in this area. over here, 7th street. you recollect see the puddle building up right here -- you right here. here is a creek, last week we saw 7th street start to flood. you saw the crews pumping water. that was last week. we haven't seen that today. we have seen a lot of lightning, heard thunder but the rain just starting to die down. we have strong winds right now at the moment and we will into trac

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hour-by-hour we keep it dry. mostly sunny and dipping to 73 degrees overnight, keeping it dry again. 67 in boston. between 58 and 64 in the suburbs. and tomorrow's high temperatures feeling similar to what we experienced today, in the lower to mid-80s once you get inland. in just a bit. changes move in for sunday. we're tracking rain and thunderstorms and maybe soaking rain too. i'll have the hour-by-hour timing coming up in the 7-day forecast. >>> tonight police are looking in the neck and took off. anna meiler has the report. >> reporter: the popular sports bar turned into a crime scene. a 31-year-old man from woburn was stabbed in the next and the suspect took off on a motorcycle. >> reporter: he went to the bar to watch the patriots game and never made it inside. >> i went back to my hotel because it was crowded. did some work and went to bed. >> reporter: he's glad he turned around. police rushed to the restaurant at 1:00 in the morning where they found a man with stab wounds and a pool of blood. the victim

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. >>> later this week has in 48 hours from now -- as in 48 hours from now we will have impact in our town from tropical storm hermine. the big story today as the hurricane hunters were flying around investigating this system, they found winds strong enough to upgrade it from tropical depression number 9 to winds remain at 45 miles per hour. it is still moving really slow north, northeast. that means it's sitting over some warm gulf of mexico water. it will allow it to pick up in moisture which in turn will turn into rain and it will allow it to get a little better hinting at the last 24 hours. when we look at the computer models we look at the cluster and what the trends are. i'll put this in motion the computer models have been trending toward a westerly push. you can seat clusters. there's two of them but the bigger one is right over us. so it made sense at 5:00 when the national hurricane center shifted their forecast track over us. expect it to make landfall first in florin slowly move up while weakening through south and north carolina. that moans we have to talk about more rain

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i'm nervous. >>> 14 before the hour.eam coverage as we help get kids back to school this morning. students in d.c. and frederick maryland are going to be in class in just a couple hours. >> that went by fast. we have everything you need to know to get you ready with weather and traffic, but we begin with news 4 derrick ward live in northeast. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, again. you might say that summer is officially over in about an hour. that's when the school doors start to open here in d.c. and kids return to school. now, actually they are some extended school year students started their school year a couple weeks ago, but for the traditional schools, it indeed will start today. the prek through prek 4 kids don't start until thursday. they got a little bit more time. but one of things that will be on tap for the d.c. public schools this year is the search for a new chancellor. the chancellor is ending h the city school chief will take over in the interim. they will be looking for a replacement. one of the

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here's your hour by hour. timing we have mostly sunny skies in eastern parts of new england until about 5:00. and then the clouds really start to roll in. there's an isolated shower chance to our north and west. otherwise, we're looking mainly dry. then we start off friday morning right near cape cod in the islands and friday afternoon, cold front passes through around 3:00 between 3:00 and 7:00 p.m. that's where we could see some torrential rainfall from anything that does develop and of course some thunder and lightning. so there's your seven day forecast. we go into the weekend, we get all the rain out of here. saturday and sunday mid to upper 80s. low humidity, plenty of around boston overnight. this video was posted to youtube. we're told it's part of a government training exercise. the department of defense tells us it's conducting training exercises through today. the d.o.d. says this with a was planned and is not in response to any world events. >>> the makers of epipen says it will expand the plan. my

a busy few hours for police. stephen tschida? stephen: very business hours this morning. two people shot, one fatally and four people stabbed. the recent one happened at the heart of columbia heights, one of the busiest neighborhood in the city. a lot of people wondering what is going on? a map shot and killed before midnight -- man shot and killed before midnight. another shot and injuried in southeast. moments after the fatal shooting a string of stabbings had police scrambling in northwest. >> riffraff. a lot of riffraff. that's all i know. stephen: the first at georgia avenue and blair road in northwest. domestic. moments later another stabbing at 16th and an hour later 1700 block of columbia road. the fourth at the bustling intersection of irving and 14th street. in the heart of columbia heights. >> you got all types. the young. the winos. you got your bums. this is what it is up here. >> all of those stabbed are expected to survive. some in the city believe the victims likely were targeted. still they find stabbings on streets they regularly walk troubling. >> that

we have this hour by hour forecast showing you a temperature of 106. but we are going for a high of 107. yeah. >> your morning drive here, temperatures betweenw to 90. mostly clear skies as you saw with the live shot a very light breeze and on the ride home, 107. down to 100 by the time rush hour is all said and done, a slight chance for storms there, and that sun set, just before 7:00. on the monsoon meter today, just a whim by one in valley. if that's a let down for you, you want the storm, just wait in days ahead, we will cover that coming up. >>> thank you. 6:01 this morning, voters here a preview what you need to know. >> reporter: today, particularly, in arizona's primary election, there are two race that is will be narrowed down, two notable races. the signs are up you can vote here, the doors open just about a minute ago. we see already a number of voters who have come through, and coming out, pretty quickly with the i voted stickers. this is one of in polling place places. in fact will more than morning, and they will keep this in mind you hav

gusts at 20 to 25 miles per hour. mesa gateway reporting 22 miles per hour gusts. this is pointing back to the east. you can see those clouds really billowing up along the higher terrain. a couple of thunderstorms out there near queen valley. thunderstorm that has produced the blowing dust in the east valley right now near queen creek, zoom in a bit closer to this. not a lot of movement on this over the last several minutes. in fact, over the last couple of minutes, see how heavy that rain was. it's dissipated and new development to the south of chandler. this slowly moving off to the east, northeast tonight. we have a couple of spotty thunderstorms near tortilla storm to the south of buckeye kind of cycling through where it looks a bit stronger then a bit weaker and again, you see a little impulse there as it comes up into that red color. that's where we would find heavier rain falling at this hour. more thunderstorms through the white mountains and pine top and pushing into parts of the grand canyon. a lot of lightning with that. few thunderstorms near court side

hours after her disappearance. sources tell fox25 the body of was burned and she might have been sexually assaulted. >> it has completely changed my life. honestly i'm the person up in the morning and i'm squared to death even though we have alarm system and dog. i got to work through that and that's why i got to change this thought. i can not be afraid to get out of the bed in my own house. >> michael: state police says investigators have received 610 tips. and they want anyone with information about the case to keep coming forward, including with tips about a man with suspicious scratches and bruises or if anyone spotted a car parked along brooke station road between one and 3:00 p.m. on sunday the seventh. >> peace for the family and i hope they find who did it. >> michael: marcotte's wake is this evening in fitchburg. instead of flowers the family asked to give donations to one of three organizations. organizations on fox25boston.com and fox25 news app if you're interested in giving. live in princeton, michael

right now 35 miles an hour. still the forecast from the national hurricane center and the models 55 to 65 mile-per- hour winds. track shifted a little further west and that is even better news for us that, means the coastal flooding we're expecting for tomorrow 1 to 2 feet will be less so as it continues to trend in that direction. yes, we have a hurricane watch for the coast. i don't think we're going to get hurricane conditions. citrus, hernando into pasco county and even parts of pinellas county and hillsborough county with winds in excess of 40 miles per hour. more on that and the new numbers heading in through friday, this will be an ongoing event. >>> flooded roads already becoming an issue in pinellas county. cars getting stuck and some driving through standing water at i-275 and 54th avenue south in st. petersburg. >> abc action news reporter lindsay logue joins us live from st. pete. this is certainly a good reminder of why we see if you see flooded roads, turn around, don't try to drive through them. >

joining the rush hour club here is the 202 red mountain. let's take you on a virtual drive the 101 northbound. it is starting to look like we are hitting the brakes once you the san tan. about 17 minutes to go to indian school and we are hitting the gas but not picking up much speed, a nice slowing in the 60. just past indian school a little bit of a jam but once you get past one or two miles of slowing you hit the gas pedal again so it averages out to 51 miles per hour in 24 minutes for tan up to shea boulevard. so we are about 15 minutes from the picture on the freeways right now, the lines are little bit longer and the speeds are slower, by 8:00 we have miles of bumper-to-bumper traffic on the 10 eastbound speeds averaging 15 miles per hour. 10 westbound 11 miles per hour and a rate 30 -- 38 miles per out there, some showers spotty rain all around the valley, on and off. starting with good thunder boomers at 1:00 this morning and then things cleared up a little bit and then more showers rolled in and they have been lingering. look at thi

at this hour. will kick up little bit this afternoon. that's the best place to be, right along the immediate coastline. so how is it going to feel through the next few days? pretty much insufferable today and tomorrow, mid and upper 70s, the highest all summer long, monday some relief. still humid, not quite as bad. that will trends into tuesday as well. down south, we do run into some heavy rains, continuing, to pound louisianna, where massive flooding continues there, back home just dry. so we can use little rain in the forecast, might get couple of showers and storms, today, better chance will be tomorrow afternoon, into the evening hours, as this cold front near chicago slowly moves eastward, until then just very hot, humid. here is the shore forecast, if you have beach plans today, 09 degrees, a lot of sunshine, hot, humid, tomorrow, maybe shower or storm coming in late during the day, most likely during the evening hours, monday, should be dry, sunshine, clouds, not quite as humid. here is th

just over two hours. you are taking anyone home from the beach they won't be here in time for dinner and they will miss dessert, the. no accidents, just the typical delay. 14 miles per hour. bow. michelle: the next story makes "homeward bo documentary. they were on the boat in the lake michigan when dog riley an the boat started to have mechanical problems. one went to steer and the other went to check the engine and riley went overboard. they didn't realize she was missing until ten minutes later. a search team couldn't locate riley. so they asked people on facebook to keep a lookout. >> we had 20,000 people look at the post online. i saw that and it like we'll find the dog. >> they kept receiving new posts of citings until they were able to track her down at a campground. 10-month-old melnanwaw swam six miles and walked a dozen more searching for her family. leon: doggie triathlon. michelle: glad they were reunited. leon: amazing. michelle: amazing that facebook helped. leon: way to go. you are right. t

as someone said, it's going to hours. they'll bring lights in but this guy is in it for the long haul. even great mountain climbers stop and have a protein bar or a drink of water. on the other hand, he's going to try to not consume too much water for obvious reasons because he doesn't want to have to relieve himself in the middle of the building. >> looks like they're trying to knock that out. at some point. cops have been talking with this guy, trying to get him down, actively negotiating with him. as you've been saying, they need to safely isolate him but they don't want to do anything that may put his life at risk. >> that's exactly right. they've had a couple opportunities where they were close enough if they wanted to risk trying to pull him in but to eliminate his options which is what they're doing now with the scaffolding you see off to and by trying to at least appears they're trying to break out a window above him. you have to believe they may just be trying to test the strength of the glass. that's about a flo

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the effect is not felt for half an hour and up to three hours, and a person can consume too much. >> it is very, very easy to do, especially when there are items that could have a good flavor to them, or chocolate or a brownie or something, and you could eat to much. >> officials do not keep records on cases of churn who are sick from marijuana infused foods, california voters will decide in november whether to localize marijuana. >> new details in the killing of a man in north carolina shot while leaving a house fire. >> police released the 9-1-1 call made by the suspected shooter. >> this morning in "first look," new 1991 calls placed moments before a fatal shooting. >> we have people racing. [ inaudible ] >> officials believe the caller who never last his name is the man would shot and killed a 20 -year-old thomas leaving a party in the neighborhood early on sunday. [ inaudible ] >> police say the 39-year-old chad cameron fired a shotgun from inside his garage around 12:30 a.m. hitting thomas who was just passing by the mailbox on his way back to the car. [ inaudible ] now, he is

that's one of nine reported this hour and u.s.eological survey saying we can expect many more over next possible hours and days. >> at home a late night shooting kept montgomery country police busy more than six hours. within the last hour we learn the case is a homicide. >> anjali hemphill is live in burtonsville with the latest own this story. good morning. >> good morning, yes, it's been several hours since the shooting happened and the victim a man who died in his 20s we can still see police officers in the the home. we can see them coming through any evident to lead to why this pan was shot and of course, outside the home you see the crime scene tape, police cars, crime scene unit and place k-9 on the shoulder of the road here. what we know about this sky "fox5" took video of the scene last night what it looked like here after police, fire and rescue responded to the scene. it tonight when investigators got report after salt at this home. they arrived to find a man in 20s inside the house suffering from gunshot wound to upper

, the next couple of hours.e south bay, 76, and cupertino and san jose 80, as we head up the peninsula we are going from 78 in palo alto and redwood city to 70 in millbrae and the coast, then, is low-to-mid six and same in downtown 66 and south san francisco 68, and at game, take the sun scene you will need it, it will be breezy and comfortable 63 at 12:45 and warming to 60 at 3:45. the north bay, 78 in san rafael, petaluma, santa rosa at 86 and the east bay shore, 70 in richmond and oakland at 73 and treatment at 77, and as we head inland, temperatures from 83 in san ramon and brented with at 87. not too bad. my seven-day forecast shows cooler on thursday, might be a degree or two warmer on friday, into saturday, and the breezes kick in and we cool off on sunday and monday and tuesday, 80s and 90s around the bay and inland and comfortable 60s at coast. >> i am stealing mike's contend because the traffic center is so quiet. we are filling in the typical areas westbound san mateo bridge is filling in. a pretty st

by the time it sets at 8:10 we'll have our daylight hours, 13 hours and 50 minutes. that's about 1 minute and 5 seconds shorter than yesterday. temperature-wise, 60s at the coast. 70s around the peninsula. jumping up to the 80s in campbell, morgan hill. swinging around to the eastern portion of the bay area, all the way up to 92. that will be in brentwood, tracy, and oakland. discovery bay as well. these 80s that we're contributing to right there throughout the tri valley is spot on for this time of the year. 77 in benecia, backing through american canyon. 74 in mill valley. you have 60s, 70s, and 80s north of the golden gate bridge. 70 degrees in alameda. 90s from clear lake, cloverdale, lakeport, and ukiah. here's your extended forecast. a day like tomorrow will be experienced wednesday and thursday. the as playing host to the baltimore orioles. we have 65 degrees and go as. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, what is up with the giants? their lead in the west is almost gone. their record round, what's the lowest round in golf history? i'll show you straight ahead

there's a big cold front, and hour by hour shows it perfectly because it will start off quiet and we to see the you showers move in by tomorrow, i'd say rly afternoon hours. notice by sunday 2:00 p.m. you start to see the oranges, yellows and reds, and we do have those pockets of strong storms. so keep that in mind, especially as the cold front makes it across the across. certainly by early monday morning hours you may see wind damage. the good news is just in time for that early monday morning commute, that weekday commute, it is going to be perfect because we're going to see lots of sunshine for the buyer workweek. >> erica. thank you. that's nbc 10 news for now. thanks for joining us. your bronze. your silver. your gold. and liberty mutual insures them all. liberty mutual is proud to insure every team usa medal won in rio, just like we protect the medals you've earned in life. liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. i'm hillary clinton, and i approve this message. michael hayden: if he governs consistent with some of the things he said as a candidate, i would be very fr

hour by hour we take you, we clear out, though, as we move into sunday morning. plenty of sunshine for wakeup tomorrow. and the clouds stay away, at least until we get closer into monday, here monday morning. we should stay dry sunday and monday as we get closer to tuesday and wednesday, we get another front poised to move in. but all in all, high pressure taking care of us at least for tomorrow and into monday. here's the next five days. here's philadelphia up here. plenty of sunshine tomorrow. as i said, we will have warm temperatures tomorrow. but it's not going to feel sticky and as soupy as it did today. dewpoint not as high. for monday, a few clouds work into the forecast. but 86 degrees. look at our overnight lows. upper 60s. it isn't until we get toward end of the week that it will be poised and ready to move in and we could get another round of thunderstorms. look at our on temperatures boost up in philadelphia up into the 90s again come wednesday, thursday, and friday. jersey shore, if you're down for the week, really not looking too badly, at least unt

cars are driving there at 20 miles per hour.he maze to downtown westbound will take you 15 minutes as you can see the toll lights are on and there are some traffic delays at the maze. altamont pass, trouble area, cars are driving about 20 miles per hour in that area coming out of tracy. altamont pass to 680 will take but 15 minutes. and no delays on your mass transit throughout the bay area. >>> good morning, everybody. your time check now is 6:04 on this wednesday, august 10. live weather camera, i have noticed some changes in the past couple of minutes and this is the marine layer. it is beginning to lower. in fact, we can barely see the tip-top of the towers on the bay bridge which roughly are 525 feet above the bay waters. so as that ceiling lowers, we'll continue to check in with our local airports for the possibility of airport delays. boy, the waters are pretty calm at this hour even though the winds are increasing. it's currently 51 to 59 degrees. those winds are now out of the southeast at 17 in san jose. lighter around

gusting near 30 miles per hour for the cape, about 25 miles per hour in the boston area, 20 in worcester area today, so it is turning for sure breezy, timeline on friday showers coming up. >> daniel: major internet retailer could come storefront near you. >> julie: expanding grocery business. >> daniel: coming up where to fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. and right now, get our best offer ever. super fast 100 meg internet, tv and phone for just $69.99 per month online, cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. >> julie: saving money on back to school shopping and nothing seem to add clothes. most spend 500 to $1,000 on back to school shopping each year. sara underwood has a look at how you can cut that bill and still get the clothes your kids want. >> sara: most teens they want to look good for school. >> prices are great and want to look good. >> sara: how do we get the boston center for adult ed

we >>> let's go ahead and take a look at the hour by hour forecast. if you are leaving your house this morning it is drive but it is humid and noticeably warmer. temperatures are in the 70s this morning. by this afternoon these heiser climbing to 90 degrees for some of us. is going to be a scorcher this evening. that will trigger off the atmosphere along with moisture and the cold front that will bring you the threat for showers. th get closer to the evening hours. some of those strongs -- storms could be strong so make sure >>> we have breaking news coming into the live desk. we're just getting this picture in from our sister station. this was a 10,000 foot square home but as you can see it is gone, destroyed by fire overnight. officials think lightning may have caused this. we were stocking -- talking about those strong storms that moved in overnight. more than 10,000 people still without power. >> hillary clinton is a big it -- bigot who sees people of color only as votes, not as human beings. >> donald trump is labeling hillary clinton as a bigot

coming up tomorrow, stay with your 24 hour midday. the turkey river is cresting lower than expected in elkader this midday. the river topped out at 22 and a half feet around 10:30. the about 26 feet. law enforcement in the quad cities are looking for a convicted murderer who didn't return from work release. the department of corrections placed 39- year-old john mohr on escape status this morning. mohr was sentenced in 1997 for shaking his girlfriend's 13-month-old baby to death. now, one last look at this morning's weather, justin. clouds are stubborn today with chance of a stray shower mainly to the south of i-80. it will be cool today with highs only in the 70s. you might be able to get away wih air before the rain arrives later tonight. our next system rolls in late tonight and into the overnight hours. the warm front will lift and bring showers and storms. a few storms will likely bring heavy rain mainly to the southern tier of the viewing area. however, everyone has the chance of seeing a few showers and storms. these showers wil

now up to 45 miles per hour. and the latest tracks continue to be very confident in a track off to the north. this is it. 45 miles per hour winds. we do believe it will get stronger. that is having because if this gets stronger, it will help to draw the moisture closer to it in aa sense. don't get me wrong, we will see rain tomorrow. but as a storm gets stronger,

we'll get through today and we'll tell you hour-by-hour. right now here's laura to get us through the morning commute. >> laura: a commute that's soggy and dreary out there outside. when you take a peek outside, you know what i'm talking about. the clouds make it look kind of yucky this morning. don't let it get you down. when y see some construction as well. i'm piling it on, right? 271 north and south. look for intermittent lane closures in chagrin and cedar road in that area. also to the south with that construction project that will continue through 2020. look for some intermittent lane closures there in the overnight hours. the others could be during the day. west side commute, here we go. nothing but green for most of expected. 37 miles per hour moving closer to 490, 71 and 90 where they all meet up and split off, of course. re look at the drive times. strongsville to cleveland is moving slower because of the metro curve. when it slows down, that impacts everything along 176 and the jennings and impact 480 a little bit. right now it m

a warning in the tropical sense means it's within 36 hours. a watch means within 48 hours. just a timing difference as opposed to a strength difference. heads up there. there is still a hurricane watch meaning within 48 hours offshore, but this area along the coast here from crystal river, the coast county, along basically 19 toward the coast. a tropical storm warning. so you could feel metros force winds within 36 hours. inland area, still a tropical storm watch meaning you could see tropical storm-force winds within 48 hours. and a flood watch that will go into effect. a lot of watches and warnings. because already seeing this heavy rain. actually, if you live around the indian rocks beach area, you are probably waking up to very heavy rainfall up and down pinellas county pushing north through macdill air force base. and up toward the palm harbor area, westchase getting rain. and closer view of this. this is the lightning strike i was talking about. several lightning strikes going on as we speak. and then pockets of rain, pushing through manatee and sarasota counties as w

the reduced speed limit is in effect half-hour before school starts and half-hour after school lets out or at any time this street. of course the signs something say something different do what the signs say. but that is the general rule. 15 miles per hour. craig fiegener reporting live, news 3. >> krystal: all right. we're back in business aren't we? >> michelle: here we go. >> krystal: off to a good start. and these kiddos are off to a great start. look at these poiktz the first day of school. we asked and you responded. sending us your back to school photos on the first day. while we're on the topic of going back to school and these photos we want you to send more to us. we just may show more photos throughout the week. >> michelle: like i said i saw my neighbor do's that. we want to see the kiddos. maybe you've got a chalkboard to let us know what grade they're getting ready for. we're excited on this first day of school. congratulations to everybody. and all the teachers for getting a name of our new nhl team here in las vegas. and it appears to be down to the final three. that acc

the average college student needs 7228 hours each night -- 7 to 8 hours each night. they also say to warrant for binge drinking. somara joins us with a look at the weather. you get the freshman 15. >> they say it is actually not an actual thing. >> try telling that to my freshman self. it was like a senior 30. >>> let's go head and take a look right now at your live shot downtown. if this does it make you want to get out of bed early on a saturday a lot of sunshine and a beautiful view of lake erie. it isn't too bad right now with 67 degrees. a nice, cool start. it is still somewhere and not fall yet. let's go forward and sue the temperatures are in other neighborhoods. in ashtabula down to 60 with 61 in ravenna and 67 in canton and new philadelphia. even with the cool start we will be en route to a very warm finish. for now, we're sitting dry and cool and quiet. is for us those clouds go, we are seeing some clouds in toledo and also along 71 in akron and canton. urodynamics at play in the atmosphere are going to be bringing us that hit. the warm front bringing in th

and a matter of hours the intense flames spread. far on the evacuation orders not a fact. : there is states canyon creek resort area and take a look at where exactly. the fire off highway 128 west of winters near the southeastern edge of lake berryessa if coal fire started around 430 this afternoon. containment at this hour highway 28 close at the monticello damp as his fight this from the air and ground. intense flames 0 containment and six and half hours after started this is already burned through 1,700 a.. no injuries reported. if homes are being threatened tonight we stay on top of this. . chp will hold a news conference the details on the craft. . tonight with the very latest. >> reporter: this almost a half. taru >>: focus and the boss but. i think it crashed into post. >> reporter: happened in the middle of an eye damage assess the bus was there almost four hours later at all it took half an hour to get for trauma surgeons to the operating room ready to work. most range from had natural components even amputations have the p

12 hours. temperatures by 2:00 will be hovering in the upper 90s to right around 90 degrees. by 5:00 we'll be in the low 90s. there's a small chance of an isolated storm coming in late this afternoon and perhaps into the evening hours. by late evening back down to the upper 70s. at the beaches, e wondering what's going on labor day weekend with the beaches. that coastal storm may bring a lot of clouds, blustery winds, some high surf. temperatures in the upper 70s. saturday not the best day at the beaches, but right now sunday and labor day monday looking good. as that storm pulls away, we'll get the sun out and temperatures in the low 80s. don't have any showers or storms here right now. that's what's left of tropical depression number 8. but all concerns now are in the gulf of mexico. this is tropical depression number 9, well off the florida coast. latest track with 35-mile-per-hour winds now takes it up to 50-mile-per-hour winds by dawn tomorrow. by thursday evening it's going to be right ju

this one had winds 120 miles per hour. today was 100 miles per hour. so that's the ef1 versus the ef-2 and now all of it gone, you're left with beautiful skies, gorgeous weather, after beneficial rain did come on through. it's dry again out there. you might have a couple puddles leftover. quarter of an inch in hyannis, same in beverly. spencer, an inch and a half of rain today. lowell, .93 inches, almost an inch for you as well and boy, you need it. temperatures for dinnertime are in the 7th, except for you in worcester. warned you, you're going to slip into the upper 60's when superior court was going down this evening. 69 degrees. the sun is still up and it's 69 degrees out there. that's cool, crisp air moving in, at least for august conditions right now. boston, hour-by-hour, 72 tonight, clear skies, waking up to sunshine and 60 degrees at 6:00 a.m. in the morning. even in the city of boston, immediate suburbs will be in you go out to framingham, 52 metro west. out here to keene, orange, northwest of worcester, upper 40's for low temperatures when y

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but gusts at 30 miles an hour. low levels of humidity, so much so, red flag warnings have been extended for another day, through tomorrow for southern california. got them in utah and the pacific northwest, where the heat is really going to crank up. look at these high temperatures for tomorrow. medford is 106, 100 degrees in portland, 94 in seattle. we do it again on saturday, long-term trend, a lot of heat for the pacific northwest. might be seeing more fire starts there in the next two weeks. david? >> just incredible, fighting the fires in triple digit heat. rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, the death toll is now rising from those devastating floods in louisiana. 13 people have now died because of the floods. fema is on the scene tonight, helping people recover from what is now the worst natural disaster in this country since superstorm sandy. one local newspaper is calling for president obama to cut short his vacation and to visit. the white house tonight says the president is staying inforled, so far, though,

hour by hour, storms will fade as we move towards 8 or 9:00 hour and we are not there yet. be careful. cause you major problems. we will take a look at your we have people soupiness. free music. how is it going? >> wonderfully. kevin conwell that will be the band and playing over there. you are with me every wednesday. we got a bunch of boobs. a topless picnic. part of the fatherhood initiative. i will show you something you have never seen. this is al dozier and he runs something called the corvair cooker that is a car grill. >> it is. >> where did you get the idea for this? >> actually leon. too much time on my han. started out as a joke. took it a step further. >> and you got hot dogs and kitchens where the engines would have been. >> yes. >> and on the front he has a fire up there. i want you to know this car does not drive. no gas in there or tanker. phrase of a hot car. >> you got it going, brother. that's it for university circle. a tip of the hat, just a hot car. let's go back inside. >> well next on five. we are continuing to keep an eye on that guy in new york. he

i think thisil hours. on future tracker, it looks like most of that activity dissipates according to this model solution. i can't rule out another heavy shower or rumble of thunder during the overnight hours. as you're heading out the door tomorrow morning, there's still some lingering sprinkles and showers. you'll still want the umbrella, still need the windshield wipers. it's not looking that intense. at noon, we could get a complete break in the action but still plenty of cloud cover in place. afternoon hours, if we do get the fuel for more pop-up thunderstorms to develop. actually kind of don't want to see the sun tomorrow. i know that sounds silly, but that's exactly what the thunderstorms need to get going. another shower or storm passing overnight tonight. 70 in the park. 69 in belmar. 64 in poughkeepsie. tomorrow, we start out with that hazy, muggy start. fog will develop. 72 degrees. isolated shower or storm still possible through the afternoon hours. we'll reach a high temperature right around 80

chino valley at this hour. and a few more spotty showers and storms along the rim and white mountains at this hour as couple hours. storm chances increase after sunset tonight. future cast shows showers over night and morning forecast and then we will continue to see chances for showers showers and thunderstorms in the heat of the day as well. development as is typical in the higher terrain with the possibility of those moving into the valley later on. storm chance 20% here through the work week. a look at your weekend coming up. >>> new information about a terror abc 15 got new documents that outline the prosecution's plan it mahin khan. accused of plotting to bomb government buildings. prosecutors presented the following evidence that could be used in court. may call on two fbi agents to testify. they may show crime scene photos, dna evidence and recordings. >>> teacher may be punished for student. he just changed his flee guilty. >>> detectives order up -- plea to guilty. >>> detectives order up an arrest. h

hour by hour, 80 de 80s at 10:00 a.m. and 90s around lunchtime and up to 98 degrees around 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon here. and ozone high pollution advisory tomorrow. keep that in mind if you are going to be outside. you may find it difficult breathing. next 7 days. sunday we dry out. triple digit heat returns and hotter for the start of next week with highs at 106 on monday and tuesday. heading out to wild horse pass. young drag racers are fearless when they fly down the track. >> reporter: wild horse motor horse park, where professionals exceed 300 miles per hour. today it is the place where a 10-year-old will clinch her need for speed. >> really cool. >> reporter: what is it like when you go pedal to the medal? >>he body just swings back. pushes your back. and it just feels like really awesome. >> reporter: you ever been racing for two years, how did you get started? >> my dad. >> reporter: you didn't want to do it? >> no, i wanted to do it. i wanted to go fast. >> reporter: they have their dads to thank for getting t

hour-by-hour, we are -- with your morning and things rev up around the noon hour and we'll continue to track some isol activities can into 7:00. and so, this will be the case for today all the way to tomorrow afternoon before we see widespread rain take over sunday causing a washout for the end of your weekend. so, get prepared for that and this is that severe weather threat due to that cold front and i think that will change the game for us for sunday with a marginal risk for northeast ohio. so, hour-by-hour for your friday, let's finish up the you can see the storm starts to track in here. a very slim chance of isolated activity and as you can see, it moves in and out by your early evening, i think, we'll be on the dry side. and 85 with mainly sunny skies, you saw the isolated showers and tonight with mostly cloudy and still cooler temperatures at 68. and the seven-day forecast will be busy on sunday afternoon. chasing storms but by next week, finally, can monday, tuesday. >> and i was going to say how many times did you get called in for severe weather this week for sure. >> and a c

in the wee hours, things are break up and start to clear out for the most part here valley. we expect to see fair skies overnight and then through much of the day tomorrow. by tomorrow afternoon, again a chance for the showers to be popping in the high country, but for the valley kind of an easy ride, and then on we go into your friday night and beyond. everything is looking pretty good. so i have a feeling we are going to escape tomorrow and then on into your saturday as well in pretty good shape. so off we go then into the radar tour. we'll show you who is getting wet right now. here in the valley, very quiet, as you get down along i-eight, gila bend, boy you folks have been wet all day long, and then over here around casa grande and eventually florence, a heads-up, because this batch of showers is moving in your direction up farther to the north and east we go here through the lakes. we have got isolated showers, mostly on the light side. and then up here along i-40 and northward, things are getting a little bit busy just west of indian wells there, and then westward over

hour-by-hour forecast today 9:00 in the morning 11 upper 80s. plenty of sunshine in the afternoon and temperatures climbing to near 90 between 4 and 5:00. still warm, but, again, without as much humidity, it is not going to be feel as bad. won't have a heat index to report to you. take look at worcester today with low 80s at 11 a.m. not too bad. topping out in the middle 80s. a little above normal, but again lower than yesterday. there are some 90-degree readings today. bedford, lowell, lawrence, upper 80s. and boston, quincy and around cape ann, upper 70s and lower 80s. cape cod, low to middle 80s. out of the 90s. how about 80s in nantucket. beach forecast looking good. low risk for rip currents. temperatures in the lower to middle 70s. a mix of clouds and sun and temperatures generally in the 80s at our coast today. satellite radar picture, all quiet. just a little batch of high clouds coming a cross the sky here from the west this morning. out ahead look at all the rain developing over missouri, indiana, ohio and illinois. it will come our wa

range. >> you talk about a storm from 140 miles per hour to 80 miles per hour, sustained. if you super impose that on the bay area, wind gusts up to 50 and 60. that causes damage. so here's another view of the two hurricanes approaching hawaii. lester actually still a category 4 hurricane this morning but madeline is the one we're watching as it will track. south of the big island later today as a category 1 hurricane. but given the size of the storm, even though the pocket shows you it may move south of the big island, tropical storm force winds and heavy gusty winds all of the way up to maui and heavier rain possible across the big island right around 5:00 to 8:00 and 10:00 now you see madeline passing here. wind speeds up to 40 to 50 miles per hour outwards towards maui. towards tomorrow morning that system begins to clear. then it will be watching lester which may make an approach on hawaii by friday. chilly start. 52 degrees. 60s around the rest of the bay area. fairly mild. high clouds which made for the gorgeous sunset last night, now heading off towards the east. i

he's going on 14 hours now. everybody has been here for i want to bring you exclusive video that you'll only see here on today's tmj4 giving you an idea of the damage overnight. again, the bus stops that were destroyed. we have video of that to show you and also you can see cars being set on fire in the street here right near where i'm standing. ground crews moved out of the area because of all the violence. chopper 4 also above capturing that burning fireball, the bp gas station. presence all over the city of milwaukee. mayor barrett promising to keep everybody safe. still waiting to see the body camera video. we were told overnight the officer involved in that shooting that shot and killed that man was wearing a body camera and the mayor does believe it was working so we're waiting to see that footage and hear from chief flynn. he was out of town so we could hear from him today as well. increased police presence. you can see that here bin several blocks in every direction still blocked off now. >> more updates

push toward the 6:00 hour. thankfully just starting the 5:00 hour. hopefully a lot of this gets moved out of the way. >> at least we have the humidity going downward, some relief from the july heat we had. >> humidity, everybody says, but you stay without the h? >> yes. >> what is that? >> i don't know what that is. >> humid. umid. >> and my dad says that, too, from brooklyn. >> and from allentown, lehigh valley, the same thing, no h. >> don't lose him. >> outside right now, it is dry, that's a good thing, we had some clouds over us, eventually that will give way to some sunshine later this morning into the afternoon. and temperatures, actually, going to stay below average today, really the next couple every days, nice little stretch. 73 degrees at the airport, light breeze out of the northeast, 5 miles per hour, key in our forecast, because it will bring in that cooler air. we have the cold front that passed through, it is to the south now, so dry for the most part. did have brief shower, cecil county, maryland, diminished as it moved into the north