that is longs peak. sunflowers out at dia. that's just part of an enormous field of sunflowers that you can see out there with a pretty shot. temperatures tonight, mostly in the 50s and 60s over the eastern plains. 40s higher up, 50s and 60s out 70s, 80s and a few 90s over the southeast. 60s and 70s for the high country. 70s to mid-80s for the high country. >>> here is your denver forecast tonight. may become an isolated, clearing skies. tomorrow, increasing clouds, possibly a thunderstorm. only mid-80s instead of mid- 90s. for the next several days, 70s for wednesday, thursday, even friday, starting the weekend very pleasant. maybe a scattered storm and 83 degrees. >> let's hope ther on day of service is colorado feeds kids. hundreds of people show up to help pack healthy meals for hungry kids. the food is shipped to food banks throughout colorado but that's not the only big project. >> we've got another big project where we need blankets and everything. this is for low income kids and disabled veterans. saturday, september 1

they formed that heart this morning and this is christopher crews, a dramatic picture at longs peak. you can see we do have all these flowers as far as the eye can see. this is the sunflower field near dia. temperatures tonight mostly in the 50s and 60s over the eastern plains. 40s for the mountains, 50s and 60s out west. tomorrow, you start to see the cooling. 70s and 80s. the south will warm up with 90 degrees. 60s for the high country and out west, temperatures in the 70s to mid-80s. here is that forecast. it's a changing forecast. for tonight, partly cloudy skies, 62 degrees and 600 overnight lows. tomorrow, scattered showers and for the next several days, how about the mid-70s for wednesday? 73 degrees on thursday and we start to warm up on friday and saturday keeping the showers and thunderstorms in the forecast each afternoon. then we start to dry it out and look at next week. expect to summertime and near 90 degrees.>>> the enjoyed great vacations and then came home to find the tires and wheels stolen off their cars. >> rick sallinger tells us about the latest crime trend. >>

they formed that heart this morning and this is christopher crews, a dramatic picture at longs peak. you can see we do have all these flowers as far as the eye can see. this is the sunflower field near dia. temperatures tonight mostly in the 50s and 60s over the eastern plains. 60s out west. tomorrow, you start to see the cooling. 70s and 80s. the south will warm up with 90 degrees. 60s for the high country and out west, temperatures in the 70s to mid-80s. here is that forecast. it's a changing forecast. for tonight, partly cloudy skies, 62 degrees and 600 overnight lows. tomorrow, scattered showers and storms in the mid-80s. for the next several days, how about the mid-70s for start to warm up on friday and saturday keeping the showers and thunderstorms in the forecast each afternoon. then we start to dry it out and look at next week. expect to summertime and near 90 degrees.>>> the enjoyed great vacations and then came home to find the tires and wheels stolen off their cars. >> rick sallinger tells us about the latest crime trend. >> reporter: white sand, crystal blue water and gre

he ended here on longs peak. his pictures are stunning. look at those. all posted on instagram with the hash tag tour the 14ers. and he actually biked home in between all of his he says it was all about the adventure. really, the pictures are breathtaking. >> and the whole time i was watching netflix -- i mean denver seven -- he's amazing. >>> looks like we'll have a really nice night in store, especially if you're headed to the broncos game. the beautiful view from pikes peak. we had snow at the higher elevations. and now you can see very far and also loveland ski area looking great with partly cloudy skies out there now. here's the cheat sheet. cool weather anddheat will return back to the forecast. you probably noticed it was warmer. we had some scour activity mostly across the eastern plains in the southwestern part of the state around telluride and montrose. an broncos game. partly cloudy skies. it will be a nice evening for being outside. cheyenne wells, it's been a severe warned thunderstorm. and out here to the west, west of montrose and tellurid

longs peak, rocky mountain national park, just beaut here's a view from pike's peak, top looking east back to the sunrise. there were thunderstorms that developed last night on the far eastern plain gave denver a light show to the east and southeast. they're pretty much gone. just a few sprinkles way down here in the south central part of the state. weather watchers this morning, dozens of our weather watchers up. david berry, 52 degrees. if you like to geek out and have thermometer and rain gauge, watchers. 50s and 60s in the metro area this morning for most locations. 62 englewood for a warmer spot. 57 ever green. 59 brighton and commerce city. 59 centennial. going to be a fast warm-up now that the sun is up by the 8:00 hour. we should be climbing to 60s, getting to 90s by mid afternoon. plenty of sunshine out there maybe a widely scattered storm. do we get relief from >>> breaking overnight, a police officer in georgia is shot and killed. the shooter on the run. tim smith was investigating a suspicious person in the neighborhood city of macon last night. when smith encountered the

we begin to warm up tomorrow but it will not last long, temperatures peaking on wednesday. we will begin a cool down as we get into thursday and friday and through the bay area weekend, low 80s in the forecast for the inland communities, very good for late august. the coast has not seen much sunshine, a rough summer if you like to hang out at the pool. we did typically get that late summer and early fall wind that will help to kick out the fog.>> but everybody is heading back-to-school. a lost cause. >>> strengthening the muni future, coming up, the funding awarded to muni and the effects it will have on the future. >>> making one local community and reducing the violence and crime in richmond. j?j?j7 today, lori grabs delicious jimmy dean sausage from the fridge, fully cooked and ready in seconds. it makes breakfast complete, which makes bill feel like completing the gazebo, prompting a celebration in lori's backyard. with jimmy dean, good mornings lead to great days. >>> funeral plans are being made for amanda drought over the weekend in sacramento county, and he was swim

expect highs to range between 101 and 106 degrees valley wide with our peak heat on tuesday long trough moves in from the likely build in allowing for partly cloudy conditions and winds to pick up between 10 and 20 mph with gusts occasionally at 30 mph. as the trough passes overhead, mid afternoon coming in at 20% chances for showers and possible thunder to the mountains. as this happens, temperatures getting any rain but, the winds will still be breezy and high highs between 96 and 101 degrees. with the start of the school year just hours away, the 3-hundred 20- thousand studentsacross the district addressing the teacher shortage 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston joins us from matt kelly elementary..to tell us how this year will be different for your kids. marissa adlibs starting today-- there are over 1500 new teachers-- joining clark county school district this year. all the new faces-- are a sign of progress for the district-- struggling with a massive teacher shortage. according to the superintendent-- the district has filled about 60 percent of those open positions in the c

expect highs to range between 101 and 106 degrees valley wide with our peak heat on tuesday long trough moves in from the

numbers, upper 60s to low were 0s in the -- 70s in the mountains, so any snow on the high peaks won't last long, and mid to upper 70s at lower elevations. tonight clearing and cool, the low 47. tomorrow the high about 74, mostly sunny, very pleasant day. i think it's a given that's the bright spot. what fun, a nice day on a saturday. sunday warms up again, very pleasant, 86. monday 88. wednesday giving those the first alert weather days, and temperatures drop back a bit by the middle of next week with a passing weathesyembut getting all this out of way just in time for a really superb weekend. >> good sleeping weather too. >> good going to a music festival weekend. >> yes! >> so what do you do with a pile of old chairs? you make them into art of ? ? ? u live life your way. we can help you retire your way, too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. >>> all right, take a look at this because i've bet you've not seen anything like this before. these soldier sculptures are made out of chairs, impressive. and you'll seen be were able to seththe denver art museum starting tuesday. it's the

. >> yeah, we just showed you pikes peak not that long ago. there's been snow up there. maybe they should have been plowing up there too. >> amazing. >> i know. for us we are on the cloudy side here in denver. much for us downtown. it's actually really lovely outside with our mild temperatures and those clouds. take a look at what's going on outside. we are at the 80s right now, 82 in denver, 81 in greeley, 74 in burlington, only 69 in lamar right now, so there's some rain out that direction. 46 in leadville, 61 in avon and 59 in aspen, 77 over in grand junction. satellite and radar, again, we have rain as you head up towards the central part of the state. also have scattered showers near the san juans pagosa, cooler temperatures thanks to rain into the southeastern corner of the state so as you head towards lamar down near campo, near la junta, trinidad, near wilsonburg scattered showers to the north. we have this flow heading up our direction so we have a lot of subtropical moisture heading up our way. a lot of rain in new mexico, the texas panhandle, a lot in western

peak a nonprofit helping those ages 15 ?-dash 24 get on their feet. >> or they didn't come from the home they been on the streets for a very long time along with an overnight shelter urban peak offers a drop-in center in downtown denver that provides a user with invaluable life skills. >> this is where young people do their laundry. >> we provide all the materials for them to be able to do that teach them that they don't know how to do laundry or teach them how to do it. >> this is our industrial kitchen anywhere from 50 or 60 kids to 100 kids will come and come to hear for breakfast the tween eight in 10 every morning. >> not only does it serve breakfast it serves it lessens >> the youth usually interested in cooking class because they could eat what they make and the staff center will teach you how to cook. >> this is the educational employment center up here we tutor the youth and ged and that the usability portfolio learn both hard and soft skills whether in the class to mock interviews and the creative resume cap urban peak has graduated 20 youth with their ged zoo this year and served more than 2,008 and tonight serves as a urban peak's biggest and n

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everyone what a beautiful day beautiful saturday couldn't ask for much more all day long cold temperatures taking you up to the peak of winter park a sunnyside what you're saying there take you through the afternoon. couple of mountain bikers rolling on by here enjoying the lovely weather that we've passed in across the state this afternoon that mid 70s downtown mountains mid 70s low 80s that's 90s and the western slope hottest part of east of town is all middle 70s really comfortable out there. after last nights night's cold front that blue through good news was the was nice to see but it cleared out just in time here for the weekend we stay clear and clay numbers don't give out. sixty-four plenty of upper 50s and low 60s. pushed back in the high country couple of chile spots. avenue 42 degrees. got football is back in the mile high everything that up as the blue and orange as we speak. skies are starting quiet the roads are little busy at looks like downtown a couple sporting events and they made it through unscathed tonight as far as mother nature is concerned no wet weather here today to stable out there to sup

peak a nonprofit helping those ages 15 ?-dash 24 get on their feet. >> or they didn't come from the home they been on the streets for a very long time along with an overnight shelter urban peak offers a drop-in center in downtown denver that provides a user with invaluable life skills. >> this is where young people do their laundry. >> we provide all the materials for them to be able to do that teach them that they don't know how to do laundry or teach them how to do it. >> this is our industrial kids to 100 kids will come and come to hear for breakfast the tween eight in 10 every morning. >> not only does it serve breakfast it serves it lessens >> the youth usually interested in cooking class because they could eat what they make and the staff wonderful step of the drop-in center will teach you how to cook. >> this is the educational employment center up here we tutor the youth and ged and that the usability portfolio learn both hard and soft skills whether in the class to mock interviews and the creative resume cap urban peak has graduated 20 youth with their ged zoo this year and served more than 2,008 and tonight serves as a urban peak's biggest and ne

long heatwave. but we are peaking here today and tomorrow. there will be some relief from the humidity thereby monday. you can see, there is more showers and storms tomorrow. popping up in the afternoon. then on monday, drier air comes in for the heat still here but humidity takes a little break, comes back, though, on tuesday and wednesday. sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, all above 90 degrees, not bad on monday, considering, where we are today. look for showers, storms, both tuesday and wednesday, thursday, we are still at 90. but save the best for last, upper 80s by the end of the seven day forecast. so looks pretty good. shore temperatures, not the place to be, to get relief unfortunately. tomorrow little bit of land breeze, so that's not the best along the coast. >> it get better from here. >> that's good. all right, dave. well, guy in florida thought he could dance. but this judge was not having it. what she gave him for his break-out performance. >> and a day at the carnival turned to terror after three young girls fell fr

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east-northeasterly wind is going to keep us locked in tight for the most part all day long, although we can't rule out some peaks of sunshine. lower 70's in most areas for highs today, 74 in lawrence and 70's in thompson. 8:00, most of us are dry and we may see a few showers start to develop with that east-northeast ready for showers for the i don't see anything long-lasting and i'm not expecting any heavy rain although there could be a couple showers through the overnight. we are looking for temperatures to hold mostly in the 60's with some other if these in the suburbs but the high-pressure really starts to knows in tomorrow so skies should brighten up and we are in for a coming up tomorrow. temperatures get up to around 90 degrees by friday and it would be the 14th time we do it this year -- 13 days at or above 90 degrees which would tie where we were last year. we will lose the clouds by tomorrow afternoon but it is kind of a damp day today. olessa: so far it is a quiet start on top of the expressway -- we have some overnight construction here but as you can see all lanes are open. let's look at the max head

long on oil by about 273,000 futures contracts. that's why garner thinks the liquidation is far from finished and could be even more painful ahead. ever since oil prices peaked years ago, crude tends to bottom when the net-long position drops to the neighborhood of 200,000 futures. it's 270,000 right now. then we could get a bottom. if that's where we're headed, garner believes it is, she expects oil to fall to the mid 30s. consider the daily chart now of west texas. given that this oscillator which measures whether securities got an overbought or oversold, has reached seriously oversold territory. you might think that oil is zdu for a balance. same goes for the relative strength. rsi. another important gauge of momentum. rsi all the way down. however, in this case, garner thinks these indicators may have gotten ahead of themselveses. sure, she says it's possible we get an oversold bounce that briefly sends oil back up to its highest 45 bucks but she thinks it's more likely oil will keep trickling downward until the big boys finish the liquidation we just mentioned. any short covering rallies are likely to be short lived and garner believes the speed of it c

if you look at the gold to oil ratio, there is a long history of that ratio, and it has peaked and oil to catch up and it has not shot the lights out for the last couple of years. we like the ratios. you don't need to get the underlying market move right, but you can do well in flat markets when one moves relative to the other. rishaad: thank you a lot for that. have a great weekend. a quick check on the business flash headlines. rising, thelmart company raising annual earnings forecast on better than anticipated results, sales up straight gameth they have had. consumer sentiment is stable. target reported to slow down. executive will step down as part of a settlement resolving the company's legal disputes with sumner redstone. the idea is that it is designed to in litigation in three states against the redstone family. officer willrating serve as interim chief executive. step up and sprint battle for subscribers, revamping rates to appeal to users who want unlimited streaming and web surfing. new pricing for both carriers underscores a push to sign up heavy day to users to monthly pla

peak heat on tuesday between 103 and 108 degrees. winds look to be mild but the heat, winds, and sky conditions change into wednesday. long trough moves in from the pacific northwest and looks to grab so moisture ahead of the trough as it moves into the southwest. high and mid level clouds will likely build in allowing for partly cloudy c winds to pick up between 10 and 20 mph with gusts occasionally at 30 mph. as the trough passes overhead, around thursday, chances for rain begin to pop in. as it stands, thursday is our best chance for rain with the mid afternoon coming in at 20% chances for showers and possible thunder to the mountains. as this happens, temperatures degrees. friday partly cloudy skies will be much better odds than getting any rain but, the winds will still be breezy and high temperatures fall even further to between 97 and 102 degrees. by the weekend, mainly sunny skies are back, mild winds, and highs between 96 and 101 degrees. a lot of kids have butterlfies in their stomach this morning... as they prepare to head back to school. but it's not just the kids who are nervous... a lot of parents are also c

noontime, near 90, 101 and could peak about 104. 102 at 6:00. so all afternoon long it's going it feel like it's over 100 you are not going to get any relief from showers. as high pressure continues to sit here and the flows out of the south, look at that, quickly. no real chance of any rain at all. so just a hot and humid day. and then into monday, when you head back to work or school, it's going to be hot again. there might be a slight chance of showers or thundershowers, got a 20% chance, but it's getting doubtful, especially with the high continuing to build in. on tuesday, slight chance of shower/storm and once again the map not showing much of anything. place and high stays in place. so it's like the summer rerun season, more of the same. 895 degrees tomorrow. that will be the hottest day. today was 94. tomorrow 95. 94 on monday. just a slight chance of that shower or thunderstorm. as a matter of fact on your day monday we'll still be very hot with 90s right over us and will probably feel once again like triple-digit heat index. tuesday a slight chance. wednesd

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peak season for mosquitos. residents are advised to take extra precaution. >>> a long island pet owner is facing charges tonight, accused of leading two dogs trapped on a blazing hot balcony. hempstead police her dogs on the roof on monday. one dog died from the heat. another was taken to the shelter for treatment. >>> already they are charming all the visitors and making them laugh. looks like they were playing even hide and seek. the pups were born in june. they haven't been named yet. sea lions are known for their playful manner and their intelligence. >>> coming up, the 19-year-old >>> also ahead -- >> school bus drivers, pilots, you put your life in their hands. why are federal drug tests not screening for many popular drugs? when people ask me what it's like to win an olympic medal, i tell them, "you already know." the medals you've earned are all around you. your bronze. your silver. your gold. just like we protect the medals you've earned in life. liberty stands with you. >>> lester holt joins us live from rio with a look at what's ahead. >> a new zika infection zone in miamiro women. we'll have late de

long hard season. remember, we are just approaching peak fire season and we have seen so much damage already. we are likely to see a lot more, jenna, before the fire season ends. just to wrap it up. this had is ground ze-ro for the pilot fire. fixed wing aircraft and helicopters dropping what they can trying to get the flames out before they reach the unique communitieses around the lake arrow head community. >> thank you, johnathon. >>> fox news alert. remember former illinois governor rod blagoviowa ch. he was resentenced. same sentence after he was convicted of corruption and misuse of office. his hair is white now. hair dye is not allowed in prison. the judge said the seriousness of his offenses is not reduced by the fact that the appeal court threw out five of his 18 convictions. he goes back to serve the same 14 year sentence. he will be getting out expected in 2024 given time served and good behavior. >> cell phone video catches massive flames near phoenix. what caused the fire ball. and ivanka trump defending her father and the message she has for mr. trump's critics. (vo) stank face.

activity is as we go throughout the year and we are still wrapping up to that peak inches on average, september 10 so we still have a long way to go before the hurricane season comes to an end. end tomorrow and i think some of us might be thankful for that as today was the site -- 22nd day of the month. tomorrow, we will make 23 and it starts off warm and muggy. 73 degrees as we did for work and school. 86 at noon. 90 degrees again will be our high and we will throw in a 10 to 20% chance of a few isolated showers. most of us stay dry but rain this week. possibly because of a tropical depression, number nine before we get to that, let's say goodbye to tropical depression number eight. the big story tonight is kind of twofold. it did not strings into a tropical storm but it did turn straight to the northeast moving at 5 miles an hour so that means, as we follow the historical path of this yellow line, it is moving away from north carolina and now, about 80 miles from cape hatteras but over the next 24 hours, it still could become a tropical storm tomorrow morning as it braces off to the northeast. as we mentioned earlier,

as long as we're seeing draws at the peak of the summer driving season now, you'll see crude pull outo refineries. as we tall ofall off on the sum driving demand, not see it pick up on global demand. >> watching the price closely. meantime, for more on the futures market head to the"fu" there. >>> and now seema mody with new analysis on what the country could do next. >> earlier this year a growing belief among investors and some hedge funds china would continue to weaken currency and embark on a one-off evaluation to kickstart growth and make their chinese goods more competitive overseas. we've seen a gradual depreciation, analysts massively scaled back expectations of a one-off devaluation. here's why. look at the language of the chinese leadership of late, shifting policy direction more focused on stabilization, trying to play the long-end game. speaking to some beijing experts, china, their focus, ensure they don't cause global market volatility. ims, fdr inclusion in the fall and not going to get or instill market confidence shocking investors with another one-off devaluation. th

peaks again. up 8% today. >> i'm long holmes, but you have to point out there is a 24% short interest. that's been a theme. the short covering that chase where guys are covering into this rally. because it was too painful. had a 24% shortage. that is is a major factor in holmes, which is up. >> tristate area, look outside connecticut, new jersey, new york. prices aren't necessarily going up. as a matter of fact, they're coming down in a lot of those areas. you got south, go to florida, pockets of the middle america and you're statingi ing you got south, go to florida, pockets of the middle america and you're statingi in you got south, go to florida, pockets of the middle america and you're statingi ing you got south, go to florida, pockets of the middle america and you're statingi i starting rise. we bought a lot of properties in florida. the reality is prices continue to go higher. main ali because of job growth. >> the renovation strad the strong. not necessarily the building. the homes. >> people can't afford. >> put a kitchen in. >> without question and in fact, the residential pri

this was not just the mccarthyism, which was the peak of it, but even long after.s is typically a republican tactic used against democrats. if democrats advocated greater detente with the russians, arms deals or other negotiations with tensions orcrease decrease conflict, republicans would immediately accuse those liberals and democrats of advocating that, of being either having allegiance to the kremlin or useful idiots or to just of ofsian leaders -- idiots russian leaders. not only to accuse paul manafort who does have direct financial ties t to certainly the former pro-russian leader of the ukraine, but really anybody who in any way questioned the clinton campaign. they even try to doing it to jill stein a few weeks ago by claiming that she had done something nefarious by attending an event and moscow sponsored by the russian television outlet rt which is controlled by the putin government. it is this constant r rhetorical tacticic to try and insinuate tt anyone o opposing the clintons e somehow russian agents, when it is the clintons who actually have a lot of

. >> the bridge is 470 yards long, stretches between two mountain peaks. how safe is it? we're told it's been paved with 99 sheets of three layer transparent glass. that means absolutely not. >> yeah. >> i think most people in the studio will pass. >>> coming up on "today in new york," a check of the top stories including this live report. >>> a 9-year-old girl is dead and her accused in her murder. i'm checkey beckford in queens everything nature's promise is so wholesome. and it doesn't take the whole paycheck. stop & shop's exclusive nature's promise. >>> now on "today in new york," a queens woman expected to face a judge charged in the death of her 9-year-old stepdaughter together in the aftermath of a deadly double shooting caught on camera. >>> and as the olympics wrap up with big wins for the u.s., a swimmer under fire speaks about the incident that overshadowed some of the competition. "today in new york" starts now. >> good to be with you. i'm gus rosendale. >> i'm pat battle. so glad you could join us. you might want to get out of the house as soon as we get off

peaked in 1970's. it has been in this long-term decline.trump making it a centerpiece of his campaign, more manufacturing jobs. how much of this decline is the result of policy, economic policy decisions, and how much do you think a change in theomic policy, ignoring rhetoric around manufacturing and donald trump, could contribute to a reversal of fortunes for the people you grew up with? >> my sense is the economic policy probably does not have a lot to do with this story. this is the way the modern economy is going. increasing white-collar jobs as opposed to blue-collar jobs. that is just the way the economic wind is blowing. the question is how do we better equip people for a white-collar economy as opposed to going back to a blue-collar economy, which is probably not going to happen. >> one of the big questions is how these people will vote in november, and whether they will vote at all. i asked that question because i looked at some data that show the poor as a group tend not to vote. apathy tends to be greater in non-presidential elec

cool and comfortable along the coastline but thinking we may need a jacket and long sleeves into the afternoon with a few peaks sunshine in san francisco. 62 degrees there. 60 in half moon bay. let's toss things over to mike. >> quick work. fire over here at berkeley, crews around scene. chp arrive, fire crew arrive, circle around and the flames die down. they were going up pretty high right here off the ashby avenue off-ramp. all these folks were slowing as the commute built right here. again, west 80 at ashby. off ramp closed for a few minutes as, again, fire crews are on scene. but the flames are gone. just smoke in the area. that was a big change, changed a lot. fire burst off, lots of flames and distraction and slowing. some recovery now. no problems at the bay bridge. should see the metering lights turn on in ten minutes. maybe a little longer because it's friday with a lighter commute. the rest of the bay shows a smooth flow of traffic. i'm tracking this crash in san ramon. and san mateo bridge, westbound, your commute direction looks great. no problems across on the peninsula. back to you. >> thank you

peaking after a disastrous holiday season, it was a long slog down to $8. but gopro stock has been on fire ever since. 20% sequential gain. and rising 11%. having been reduced by 35%. gopro is about to unveil a series of new products that might fulfill the hype of a few years ago, just when this darn thing looked like it had dropped off the radar screen. i think it could be a good trade -- not investment -- trade. speaking of much revolved. it's hard to get more hated than groupon was when the stock was trading $2. but last week, they recorded a quarter that gave you a lot to like, significant free cash flow as management turns around the core business and eliminated some empty franchises. but when the ceo, richard williams, told us in the conference call, we are further along the path to become the daily habit in local commerce, he had the facts and figures to back it up. i like that groupon has $780 million in cash. it can do acquisitions with ease. but perhaps one of the more ironic terms, is fit bit. even though its stock has been a dog, fitbit, the com

peak of the heat will be friday and saturday. saturday the hottest day. 96 degrees. the humidity oppressive through the period and this will be a longuration of 5-day heat wave the first one of august. as you take look at the extended forecast 90 for wednesday. thursday 92. the official heat wave number five rolls in on friday. the peak of the heat and humidity saturday. and still hot for sunday. this heat wave will end as you can see monday and into tuesday but it still will be hot those shore temperatures will spike over the weekend. when we make it to 90 degrees on saturday. so even down the shore it will be tough to beat the heat. coming up we'll time those storms and show where you they will be not everyone will be seeing rain all of the time, lucy, i'll see you laterred in broadcast. >> talk toon, kathy. >>> new questions tonight were you car wreck that killed a little girl. police say a teen speeding down york street hit a family's car so hard that it ejected the three-year-old from her seat. fox 29's dave schratwieser spoke some who know the victim's family. dave? >> reporter: lucy no charges have been filed at this importan

peaks late tonight. everything i've looked at i was researching this all morning long. this could be the best in a long time. the only hindrance is the fact the moon will be bright. it's not a big deal. more meteors than usual. 160-200 per hour at peak. where do you look? generally anywhere up. but mostly to the northeast. the best viewing after midnight but the peak from 3:00 a.m. to dawn. just find a spot that's not a lot of city lights. but importantly where you can see the entire sky. should be great viewing. that's late tonight primarily after midnight. and i put a post on my facebook page if you want to check it out. mean time, clouds are building now. i think after the storms end tonight, the skies should clear. there could be low cloud developing lat rains heavily in the spot you are. sky tower is depicting an area of storms moving across the peninsula. they'll kind of meet up with a sea breeze late today and get going.pthe same storm that prodl the rain for us over the weekend is stuck. it's producing torrential rain in louisiana and they play have more flood -

but we're going to see the mid 80s already by noon, and then as we just saw, peaking right around 90 later today, more on how long that stretch of 90s runs, coming up. >>> well, runners are hitting the streets of center city in south philadelphia right now for the philly 10k, if you're heading out, be aware there are street closures. monique braxton is where it just started. >> reporter: that's right, close to 5,000 runners are now hitting the pavement, running through parts of south philadelphia. here is a bird's eye view of the 6.2 mile course through city streets. this is what most say drew them to this race. running through neighborhoods, in south philly, along 12th and 13th streets, over east passyunk to snyder and finishing up at 6th and south. we spoke with some of the participants just moments before they took off. >> yeah, we're in the middle of training for a marathon, so we thought this a good option to incorporate into our training. >> i do them all. i am an after individuvid runne gets boring going to the same route and running through the streets of philly is a lot different, and it is cool. very co

peaks of blue in there. it will remain mostly cloudy all night long. it is 80 degrees downtown. a cloudy sky. we have had a few sprinkles in the past hour and a half over downtown. we have 80 in euclid. 76 avon. 79 north royalton. the humidity is staying high. there is really -- the temperatures are down it stills feel like mid summer humidity. we are warming you up here where we have had quite a bit of rain this morning into early afternoon. fremont is now up to 77. they were in the lower and middle 70s most of the day. watch our radar -- watch these sprinkles and light rain showers really fading out. could be a sprinkle around really about it. north of mansfield we have a couple of isolated sprinkles. we are dry in cedar point. that is good. notice the biggest area of rain chicago area -- looks to be moving this way. grazing toledo up to detroit so that is good news. in fact right now i am angle going to go with an isolated shower or thunderstorm threat this evening and overnight. just an isolated threat. here is the warm front pulling in tonig isolated thunder possible. we have more rain a