high: 74forecast...small craft advisory from noon until 10pm from pt. washington to sheboygantoday: mostly sunny. high: 82onight: chance of showers, storms late. low: 68 wednesday: scattered storms. high: 83thursday: variable clouds. spotty shower, storm possible. high: 81friday: nice day. high: 74forecast...sml 10pm from pt. washington to sheboygantoday: mostly sunny. high: 82tonight: chance of showers, storms late. low: 68 wednesday: scattered storms. high: 83thursday: variable clouds. spotty shower, storm possible. high: 81friday: nice day. high: 74 3 3 roads are in great shape this morningweather shouldn't impacvt the roadsthere will be a full freeway closure overnight of i-94 eb at moorland and wb at 84th st for equipment being moved into place.i-41 sb will also be closed at watertown plank rd. through the zoo for work at the zoo.finally, the i-894 nb to i-94 wb system ramp will close overnight as well for paving work.the i-94 eb to i-41/us-45 nb system ramp is now closed lg term until spring 2017 for reconstructionall part of the zoo interchange p

forecast...small craft advisory from noon until 10pm from pt. washington to sheboygantoday: mostly sunny. high: 82tonight: chance of showers, storms late. low: 68 wednesday: scattered storms. high: 83thursday: variable clouds. spotty shower, storm possible. high: 81friday: nice day. high: 74forecast...small craft advisory from noon until 10pm from pt. washington to sheboygantoday: mostly sunny. high: 82tonight: chance of showers, storms late. low: 68 wednesday: scattered storms. high: 83thursday: variable clouds. spotty shower, storm possible. high: 81friday: nice day. high: 74forecast...small craft advisory from noon until 10pm from pt. washington to shbo high: 82tonight: chance of showers, storms late. low: 68 wednesday: scattered storms. high: 83thursday: variable clouds. spotty shower, storm possible. high: 81friday: nice new this morning--fire investigators are trying to determine what caused a house fire in muske the fire broke out just after midnight at a home on oak court along the little muskego lake. tess corners.. muskego.. and new be

forecast...small craft advisory from noon until 10pm from pt. washington to sheboygantoday: mostly sunny. hi82 showers, storms late. low: 68 wednesday: scattered storms. high: 83thursday: variable clouds. spotty shower, storm possible. high: 81friday: nice day. high: 74forecast...small craft advisory from noon until 10pm from pt. washington to sheboygantoday: mostly sunny. high: 82tonight: chance of showers, storms late. low: 68 wednesday: scattered storms. high: 83thursday: variable clouds. spotty shower, storm possible. high: 81friday: nice day. high: 74forecast...small craft advisory from noon until 3 roads are in great shape this morningweather shouldn't impacvt the roadsthere will be a full freeway closure overnight of i-94 eb at moorland and wb at 84th st for equipment being moved into place.i-41 sb will also be closed at watertown plank rd. through the zoo for work at the zoo.finally, the i-894 nb to i-94 wb system ramp will close overnight as well for paving work. 3 new this morning ...three people are hurt after a triple shooting in mil

day 7 of our heat wave much of the area from noon through 8pm.eels like: 104-108 staying hot and humid through the weekend big changes next week - refreshing airmass moves in today: very hot and humid. heat advisory noon - 8pm. stray pm storm. highs: 94-99 feels: 104-108 tonight: warm and muggy. lows: 74-79 wednesday: not quite as hot. still warmer than average and humid. highs: 90-95 this is a live pic from takoma park this is a live pic from takoma park maryland. we have stormwatch coverage of the damage left across the dmv. thousands still without power. we'll have more details..coming up. seven people are now confirmed dead.. louisiana. entire neighborhoods are surrounded by water. some rivers are expected to crest today. abc's adrienne bankert has more. breaking overnight.. arrested a sparking that massive wildfire still burning out of control in northern california. 40-year-old damin pashilk was arrested on suspicion of starting the clayton fire which has destroyed atleast 175 homes and left dozens of families displaced. he faces 17 counts

that's it for us today at noon >> stay massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts >> stay four hundred million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, counseling, or smaller class sizes. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. let's improve public schools for all students, not just a select few. [ knock on door ] >> nikki: is dylan home? >> sharon: nikki! uh, unfortunately, no, so you' time. dylan's at work. >> nikki: no, sharon, he definitely is not at work. [ sighs ] you really need to keep better track of your husband. >> victor: do you realize what's at stake? you may lose your little girl for good. >> chloe: as if i don't think about that every minute of every day. accordingly, all right? >> chloeo your will, right? >> victor: you got that right. >> chloe: [ scoffs ] >> victor: okay?

and tips on saving cash. 12 now is at noon will be right back. 12 news at noon will be right >>> now to decision 2016. neither hillary clinton nor donald trump are campaigning today but overnight there their trump announced a major immigration speech in the valley this wednesday as hillary prepares to debate him. >> reporter: hillary got more fund raisers today -- clinton got more fund raisers today and tomorrowai dollars advisers says she is studying policy and shortening answer and preparing for the- predictable. >> well behaved -- the unpredictable. >> well behaved modest trump i doubt we will see. >> reporter: trump prefers to discuss issues over lum lurching than mock debates. >> he is not going prepare the way hillary does which is locking her in a room and cram her with the binders. >> reporter: hillary clinton's corruption has been exposed again. targets clinton's e-mails and state department immediate meeting with foundation donors. >> when we pub cans meet with donors with their supporters it's a meeting when democrats do it it's a conflict. >> reporter: trump announced the

we continue following breaking news for you this noon. sky eye over the scene in wakefield, where a pickup truck has been hit by an inbound commuter train. the nbta says the driver of that truck went around the lowered gates. we're told there are now a med flight was called to the scene. of course, we'll keep you updated on this one, and any delays on the commuter rails. as you can imagine, there probably will be some throughout the afternoon. >>> coming up, living his olympic dream. >> the local athlete taking a >>> welcome back. today the u.s. is looking to add to its growing list of olympic medals. >> alley raiseman will be going after gold, as she and simone last night, katie ledecky earned her gold medal. >> tonight, we'll see what will likely be the final olympic showdown in the pool between michael phelps and ryan lochte. they'll face off in the final of the 200-meter medley. they finished first and second in the finals last night. >> congratulations. here's a look at the medal count. the united states still leads, followed by chin

. >>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz news at noon. >> breaking news now at noon a bus filled with elementary school kids can on the way to camp crashes head on the way to school with car. kids can on the bus are okay. >> the driver of the car was rushed to the flight. ken macleod is live with the latest on the breaking news. ken. >> reporter: accident reconstruction teams are working here at this very difficult intersection of route 140 and bait street. you can see the black sedan there that clearly got the worst of this impact when it apparently pulled into the path of the school bus right over there carrying 6, 7 and 8-year- olds. swarmed around a bus where the ride the ymca camp came to a end after 8:30. april hodge ran over to help. >> they were shooken up but very sweet and happy to sit and be calm and wait for the parents to get there. there were tears they were worrying about how to get to camp. >> reporter: the 15 youngsters were camp bound when the hyundai sedan accelerated into the bus's path at blind intersection. >> it sounded like metal-just heard cr

this noon. state highest court has just ruled aaron hernandez has to turn over his cell phone as part of the investigation into a double murder in boston south end. prosecution took the argument over the former patriots judicial court after a lower court ruled he didn't need to hand over the cell phone to police. >> today the sjc says that's not the case. prosecutors say that cell phone was used by hernandez to make calls and text following a 2012 murders. and in today's ruling a court said the search warrant can be issued for the cell phone which would take it away from hernandez' lawyers. ruling reads in part "the continued retention of this device can only be understood as having the effect of namely the commonwealth. the suffolk county district attorney says today's ruling is grounded in the law and common sense and the office is preparing a search warrant to obtain hernandez' cell phone. earlier the court ruled he will go on trial for that double murder in february. >>> breaking news in the

this is 8 news now at noon.)) ((michelle mortensen)) >>> the n-f-l has taken a lot of heat for not being more proactive about the long-term issue of concussions in its athletes. now the m-m-a industry is stepping up its game researchers are running a long-term study on the effects of impact on fighters' heads and brains. rudy morales has been a professional m-m-a fighter for years. he tries to take care of his body, so when he heard about a professional fighters brain health study, he joined. rudy morales, fighter: "the sport that we do is a full contact sport, and it's better to be safe and see what things you could prevent." martie salt: rudy and 600 other m-m-a fighters and boxers come in once a year to be evaluated on brain imaging with pet scans and m-r-i's. "we just had a great opportunity to really try to understand how cte developed, what are the risk factors, how can we diagnose it early, and of course, eventually how do we prevent it." martie salt: doctor bernick monitors the scans, looking for changes o

we have heat advisories that will go into effect at noon and tip through 8:00 p.m. for the counties highlighted in orange. this is # 95 corridor counties and points to the east. >> nothing popping up on the satellite or radar. we have the area of high pressure towards the end of last week. that will stay put for today. leading to another hot and depending on where you are. >> warm and muggy as we start the morning. up to 91 degrees by lunchtime. >> 95 is the high temperature today and still hot and humid at 6:00 p.m. with the temperature only falling to 92. i will let you know how long the heat is sticking around and what is in store for the week ahead coming up. >> we will follow up to breaking news we covered in the last 24 hours. >> crabtree valley mall will reopen after shoir and that area was shot dwown for several hours and reopened around eight in the evening. now, it all started at 2:30 in the afternoon. a lot of questions remain about what exactly happened: if you look at video we are about to show you. >> you can see them dancing and what appears to be a g

and be done around noon but finish repairs. this has created a massive backup and traffic back to north essex community college at exit 52. just avoid 495 south in haverhill. >>> also boston police say they don't feel safe and are asking for more protection on the streets. the police union sent a letter to the commissioner quipnt. wbz anna meiler is live in boston with that part of the marty walsh outside city hallre strongly worded letter demanding more weapons and equipment for boston police officers. the boston herald published this thee-page letter from police unions demanding more protection for officers following the recent deadly attacks on police in dallas and baton rouge. union stated officers need to be equipped with long guns ballistic helmets and shields and exat that loaded magazines and more. until the cows come home but that won't stop a rifle round aimed at police officer's chest. mayor walsh says he was taken back by some of the language in the letter and doesn't believe it reflects how all officers feel but he

day 7 of our heat wave heat advisory for much of the area from noon through 8pm. feels like: 104-108 staying hot and humid through the weekend big changes next week - refreshing airmass moves in today: very hot and humid. heat advisory noon - 8pm. stray pm storm. highs: 94-99 feels: 104-108 tonight: warm and muggy. lows: 74-79 wednesday: not quite as hot. still warmer than average and humid. highs: 90-95 morning on the apartment explosion. a sixth body was found in the rubble but another person who had been missing - has been located, alive. officials say oscar ochoa, had recently moved out of the building. one person remains unaccounted for. skytrak seven was over the scene last night, as washington gas tested lines in the area, searching for leaks or damage. the cause of last week's explosion remains under investigation. the explosion, and the fire that followed, has forever changed the lives of dozens of people. but right now those struggling the most -- are children, fighting asthma. ryan hughes went to a clinic that's helping those children. the community's r

heat advisory for areas along i-95 and point at noon. and 75 degrees. this is the overnight low temperature: warm and muggy and the seven-day forecast has temperatures staying in the mid-90s for tomorrow and 92 on tuesday. we are still looking at a high around 92 on wednesday. >> near 90 on thursday and thursdays are the best chance for rabe as the it comes in. and back to the upper 80s for friday and saturday. stay cool over the next several week. we have more news and weather . >>> we have a recap of the morning sports wrap. >> head coach scotty montgomery is an offensive guy. he saw this on saturday and accounted for more than 700 yards. >> montgomery leading his troops onto the field as they are getting close to 100 plays on the afternoon. one of those are the touchdown pass and he did make one mistake. this is kicked off by safety. and he takes it 26 yards from the touchdown and it is six tds and including three from the star. reed herring. >> this is inter squad and at the stadium and getting in early work on a blistery hot day in durham. the defe

>>> now at noon a homeowner in court accused of setting fire to his own house. the bitter divorce at led to arson. >> plus in the wake of a little boy's drowning the training city camp counselors are getting one day before the camp reopens. >> and an unsettled start to the month of august tracking showers- showers and cooler temperatures i will let you know when 80 comeback. >> changes to ?,d?g?uout of nit >> live from the channel 4 studios in boston, wbz news at noon starts right now. >> a swampscott man facing a judge accused of setting fire to his home. the home owner stood with firefighters and watched as the home went up in flames. in a divorce settlement. anna meiler is live with the on arson charges shortly. he is accused of setting his house on see flames shooting ou nd 6 saturday evening. and according to court documents police found him outside watching his house burn. the police report says e gafige and throughout the house anthe lve inside the house. documents show brosnan told officers i did it i poured gasoline my wife is in tomorrow. in the police

wbz news at noon starts right now. >>> we begin with developing news this noon. crime tape surrounds a salem home where police say a man killed his estranged wife. good afternoon. >> thanks for being with us. police say that men then turned himself in and confessed. wbz is live outside of salem district for us. donna. >> reporter: and chris, these documents from court show the victim filed for divorce and a restraining order in may. she wrote that her husband had tried to kill her before and she feared he would d horrifying. just shock. >> reporter: police tape around this home on chandler street where police say they found a 48-year-old woman strangled to death tuesday morning. the crime scene is putting people in this quiet neighborhood on edge. >> scary and uneasy because this is my home and it just makes me nervous. this is like an uneasy feeling. >> reporter: police say 50-year-old douglas steeves walked into the police department tuesday morning and told officers he killed his estranged wife. something like that did happen because like there was no indicati

we begin with a news alert this noon, live pictures from skyfox. this is a deadly motorcycle crash in mesa. country club and southern. >> mesa fire confirming that the motorcyclist was killed in the crash. as you can imagine, there is traffic restrictions in the area. so if you're heading out, you'll want to avoid the intersection for quite a while. >>> also first on fox, we are getting our first update this afternoon on the little girl who was hit by a last week while getting some ice cream from a truck. >> today her parents releasing a videotaped message and their attorney spoke out. nicole garcia joins us live now in the studio with the latest on what happened today. nicole? >> reporter: troy and celeste, that little girl's name is vanessa and right now she is still in the hospital in a medically induced sleep. she is fighting for her life. meanwhile, her attorneys are conducting a separate investigation into this crash. this is three-year-old vanessa. injuries after she was hit by a phoenix police cruiser right in front of her house. >> vanessa

we'll have those stories and more next on "action news" at noon.lary clinton and i approve this message. there's a race going on right now. the world's clean energy super power's either going to be germany, china, or us. and i'm going to make sure it's us. from 500 million solar panels installed by the end of my first term, to precision manufacturing. we'll beat the competition and create new high wage jobs. we can do this, millions of jobs right here in america. that's my plan. >>> "action news" at 12:30 continues. >>> hello again here are the stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30. it happened again, a young child shot in the city of philadelphia. this girl becomes the innocent victim when gunshots ring out. >>> and still no sign of a driver of an suv that hit a motorcyclist, and kept on going leaving that man for dead. >>> and celebrating a big win. a rally is held after the philadelphia soul brings home a championship. >>> now the details, a call for peace and stop to the violence in philadelphia. this after another child is

>> tornado devastation in the heartland. 12 news at noon starts right now. now. >>> good afternoon and thanks for watching 12 news at noon. >> we begin with breaking news now. glendale bliss need your help right now to find this father and son. ramone salas and his ten-month-old son have not been seen since yesterday at this time. the family has tried to reach out to him without ans 2002 ford f-250 crew crab track with the arizona license plate bpx-9465. if you see them, please call police. >>> well, it is a day after a student who is wearing a black lives matter t-shirt was asked to change it because it was did you say rup tiff. >> and parents were sournding off this morning. team 12's has more from buckeye. >> reporter: mariah is back in matter t-shirt. she said other students have worn potentially offensive clothing in the past. which leaves her and her mom scratching their heads about the enforcement of dress code. >> she's not saying your life doesn't matter, she's just saying my life matters right now. i drove her to school and she said, mom, what if w

here's the medal count for you this noon. u.s. with that commanding lead and we have 86 medals overall including 28 golds and china is in second >> yes. >>> up next on the wbz news at noon. >> an unexpected delivery the big surprise for zoo workers > at 5a. billthat helps doctors keep tab dr. mallika marshall looks at how it works. >>> a very big surprise for zoo workers in vienna. >> cted the arrival of a baby panda but when it went into labor she gave birth to bu ke yours thought they had two babies but weren't sure until they sought twins on cameras. so far both are doing well. >> double trouble. >> yeah. >> less humid air into the region feels better. wind gusting 30 to 40 miles per hour. tomorrow near 90 anisolated storm. cooler at the coast and weekend an isolated storm and nothing to cancel the over is right se you missed it now. >> leaving news sad. >> i love you guys. >> we have had an amazing year. >> you are best you are family. >> you are good to work with >> we posted pictures on . twitter and 90% laughing. >> i am co

. >>> breaking news right now at noon. rio police say u.s. swimmer ryan lochte made up his story. >> authorities claim at the time lochte and other swimmers were actually getting rowdy at a gas worker. >> kate is following this breaking news story for us. >> reporter: ryan lochte is back in the u.s. right now but two other swimmers with being held in an undisclosed location as they wait to be spoken to after being pulled off a flight yesterday -- yet heading home. the story is unravelling. u.s. swimmers jack and gunnar detained by local authorities. their defense lawyer spokes with reporters saying the athletes were confused and shaken with the judge's decision not to let them leave the country. a brazilian judge had ordered the swimmers seized because of discrepancies in their stories about the robbery sunday night. a local brazilian news site later reported that another judge ordered kongers and bentz' passports to be seized. >> the guy pulled out his gun. he cocked it. put it my forehead. he sed get down. >> reporter: new surveillance vide

. >>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbd news at noon. >> breaking news at noon a notorious mobster arrest in the death of a witness. >> he he was one the don of the government mob but became a government witness helping prosor whitey bulger and john connally. prosecutors have not released details on the new charges against him but authorities recovered the body of steven desaro buried in prove deans nightclub own erin witnesses said desaro was strangeeled in 1993 at salami's home he will be in court and we will be there. >> two police officers shot in arkansas authorities say the that happened in a ciewrl area in is a bastion county -- >>> a man is facing charges in a deadly fight with a friend. >> and the victim's mother tells us this was a horrible dent. anna meiler is live in gardner with more. anna. >> reporter: thomas maxwell face aggravated assault and battery charges arraigned any moment. here's a look at the crime street. bliss called here around 7 last night for reports of an unresponsive man you can see the crime tape in the backyard from the investigati

it's going to dry up wednesday into the noon hour. temperatures across the state, 72 in page, a 85 at the grand canyon, sedona at 71, red rocks look beautiful at this hour, payson 81, down here in the valley is, 93, mostly 90s all across the valley, just gorgeous temperatures as you can see. forecasted highs across the country, 80s and 90s across the eastern seaboard. no storms are really brewing across the midwest as you can seechlt just for fol o houston and dallas, you are going to see some wet weather as well. in terms of our state and what we can expect, forecasted highs, flagstaff at 70, folks at bullhead city and yuma, 100 degrees along the colorado river, but pretty pleasant for the most part, a quick look at our ten-day forecast and you're going to see, if your not hanging in flagstaff tonight for dinner at 47 degrees, imagine >> down vest. >> boots with the fur. you are going to have to pull those out of the storage, troy. >> i don't think i would do the fur boots at 47, but it would be nice to be up there, hot cocoa, hot to

>> from boston's news this is wcvb newscenter 5 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] erika: we begin with breaking news at noon. the fda wants all u.s. blood banks to start screening for the zika virus. that's a major expansion they say is an effort to protect the nation's blood supply. emily: the new advisory means all states and territories will have to begin testing blood donations for zika. until now, that's only been done in areas with active zika transmission, places like puerto rico and two counties in florida. still the possibility of scattered showers today. nothing that will help the erika: yeah, some places will see nothing. but a beautiful weekend, cindy? cindy: that's right. the skies of brightened up with a little bit more cloudiness. we have been watching the radar. we are finally seeing activity along the coast. if you head over to the cape cod canal, we are seeing couple more showers. that's about it, at least for no

. >>> right at noon we're tracking the chance for severe weather today. a live look at the city of boston right now. things are quiet and hazy at the moment. but that could soon change. >> we are watching for some in and severe weather lasting through the evening. we're here with the weather alert. >> not much going on. we really have lots of clouds out there. there are places where the sun is out and you can pretty much pick out where the sun might be out in spots because the temperature is higher in southern new england. mostly the 70s to the north. we have the dew points which are mostly lower 60s here. so it's a little bit humid but not terrible. as you go to the south it gets very, very humid and this afternoon as documents start climbing later this afternoon as a warm front heads our way. so far there's not much action around us. there's been a few showers off to the north. there could be some showers and storms forming closer to this warm front this afternoon as we get some support from the atmosphere as we get deeper into the afternoon, especially

a weakening line of showers is entering our far western locations at the noon hour. an isolated rumble of thunder is possible, otherwise just a perid of rain which could be heavy for a bit as it pushes this line is cruising to the east to east - northeast at abou 40 mph. although we have seen some very heavy rainfall reports across central and western wisconsin, this line is diminishing and moving fairly quickly to th which means it won't hang over one area for very long. today/tonight: temps push toward the upper 80s to 90 chance for a shower or storm during the afternoon; however, better chances arrives late thursday night into friday morning.friday: more storms expected, ?ad lib? toss back 3 coming up on your cbs money watch report... looking to save money on back to school several 'apps for feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. johnson: i've always said i'll be the calmest guy on my election night. i win either way. narrator: if he loses, senator johnson falls back on the ten million dollar bonus he paid himself as ceo. a big corporate payout fo

nearly bringing the south bay justice syst >>> now at noon, hundreds of court workers off the job for a second day nearly bringing the south bay justice system to a standstill. good afternoon, everyone, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. kpix 5's maria medina is live in san jose with how the strike is slowing down the courthouses countywide. >> yeah. workers believe this strike behind me is crippling the system. the union president says she believes that it's actually impacting law enforcement and suspects who belong behind bars. more than 24 hours after walking off the job, the impact this strike is having on the santa clara court system is music to the workers' ears. >> we practically shut down this courthouse. >> reporter: is that what you wanted to see? >> yes. >>> ingrid stewart is the president of the union that represents about 400 court workers on strike demanding more pay after nearly a decade without a raise. >> i'm very disappointed especially after working here for 36 years. i thought we were a court family. but i guess i'm finding out that might not be true. >> repor

>>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz news at noon. >> if you drove football star killed in a weekend drunk driving crash it comes weeks after he graduated high school. >> another teen is facing charges accused of being drunk behind the wheel. nicole jacobs is live where th nicole. >> reporter: kate this is really situation of a night out with friends turning tragic deadly in fact. 19-year-old joseph cap appeared behalf judge and is facing charges surrounding the death of his friend. taking a look here outside of the courthouse friends just walked away many of them inside the court supporting both. this will get you to video police say they arrived on the scene early saturday to find kapp standing in the road directing police to an injured victim in the street and then to his vehicle which was deep into the woods. 18-year-old austin robbins was inside the vehicle. prosecutors say the efforts to revive him were unsuccessful. they also pointed to the level of intoxication for kapp saying he admitted to speeding and he admitted to fo that he had at fitchburg state a p

from live from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz news at noon. #. >> breaking news at noon national weather service confirms a tornado touched down leaving behind a path of damage in concord and in the middle of the night. >> a lot of people didn't realize the storm was happening because there was no lightning or thunder. >> a tornado the night is care here-- rare here. our team coverage starts with barry burbank you are business- - were busy. >> we saw a band of rain no thunder or lightning as kate mentioned. so that sometimes cab clue if there's frequent lightning but it had none so anyway the national weather service did a damage assessment survey and completed it less than an hour ago and it did of course occur in concord massachusetts around alcott independence and lexington roads. 3:20 the strength of the tore mido called an -- tornado called a ef1 it was a half mile length and width 400 yards. in terms of the scale an ef1 contains winds between 86 and 110 miles an hour and the national weather service says winds of 100 miles per hour as they look at as they assess th

. >> this is at noon. all the counties that you see height lighted in orange and mostly to the east of i-95 and that is for heat index values. cl several hours this afternoon. currently. not feeling too great outside. >> very muggy. it is 77 in raleigh and also in littling ton. raeford and 75 degrees in durham and rocky mount. and satellite and radar is drive. >> we don't have enough to worry about. and stray isolated shower and most of the area is going to it cools off a little bit and we are looking at temperatures. hotter than we were yesterday. and climbing to 86 degrees by continue. >> by noon. we are already above 90 and 90 degrees. and this is the high temperature today. >> well above the average high. it is going to be hot and it is going to be humid. the and with the dewpoint at 73 degrees. >> puts us well into the steamy category and the heat and the heat advisories and today, depending on where you are. between 101 and 108. this is all thanks to the area of high pressure off to the east here. an

>> "eyewitness news" at noon, breaking news, chopper three over the scene of faith al fire in the fox chase section of philadelphia. this is 823 emerson street, firefighters found a man dead in the bedroom of a home. the cause of the fire is under investigation, but arson is not suspected. >> good afternoon, i'm brooke thomas. >> i'm jim donovan. another fire kept crews busy earlier this morning, and this one injured a firefighter. our jan carabeo reports, crews had hands full with difficult fire and very difficult conditions. >> seventy-five firefighters, nearly two dozen apparatus, spent hours battling this two alarm fire in south philadelphia overnight. the smoke and flames forced many neighbors, living mere broad and wharton, into the street, some those were still fast asleep. >> police came in, we still asleep, so they returned in, said everyone out of the house. >> brian really is on vacation, visiting his in law's, they all got out in the nick of time. row home just next-door looked like this. >> we just saw flames, shooting out, we didn't smell smoke or anything. and that clos

cbs 2's janelle burrell is live at noon outside their offices in chelsea. janelle. >>reporter: well, alex, kind, bright and gracious are just few of the words that colleagues of vanessa marcot have used to describe her. she had a thriving career here in the city and this afternoon police and the small massachusetts town where she was killed, they are throwing all their resources they can at this case as they try to track down her killer. >>reporter: her death so brutal, so vicious, many who knew vanessa merkotsay they're simply too singed to talk. her colleagues at google where she works too stun to comment like shocks your system. >>reporter: this woman who works in the same building on eighth avenue where 27-year-old marcot had been an account executive for the tech giant. employees at her company notified by e-mail of marcot's death. >> it was really, really, really dispaifting to think -- devastating to think that can happen so close, it can happen to anyone, it can happen anywhere at any time of day. >>reporter: the manhunt now intensifying in the small town of

>>> live from the channel 4 studios in boston this is wbz news at noon. >> developing right now at noon a. deadly crash involving an airport hotel shuttle kills two tourists just outside logan airport. this noon, we have learned the victims a man and a woman were both from texas. >> the crash happened after one this morning as leaving the airport. nicole jacobs is live with what happened. >> reporter: a tragedy in this situation. the crash happened above here on route 1a. the northbound lane. that area was shut down for several hours. state police began to investigate. taking a look now at the scene from the overnight hours, state police say a shuttle bus van from the hampton in in revere picked up several passengers crash happened. a subaru rear ended -- rear ended the shuttle during the impact, two passengers were ejected from the van both from texas. three others on the bus including the driver were injured as well. taken to mass general hospital for nonlife-threatening injuries. i want to give you a look of that shuttle bus van. our cameras capturing pictures of that a short time ag

>> now abc 7 news at noon. on your side. >> first at noon, the f.b.i. is investigating the possibility that a stabbing in roanoke traces its roots to isis. sam sweeney is following the story from the live desk. sam? sam: good afternoon, the arged attacker screamed "allah 5 akbar" the us suspect is being identified at 20-year-old wasil is farooqui, a u.s. discern who lived in roanoke. he may have ties to terror, within the past 10 minutes the victim has but don't believe he was ttempting to behead the people as previously reported. he traveled to turkey and may have tried to enter syria. now he's being held on no bond but both victims are expected to survive. law enforcement officials don't believe he had a connection to isis but says farooqui has been on the radar. goldberg is working his sources and will have the latest coming up on abc 7 news first at 4. back to you, larry. larry: d.c. mayor miral goldber picking a chief to fill the top position. once kathy lanier retires. peter newsham spent 27 years, the last 14 years as assistant chief and will tak

by noon we're in the mid to upper 80s. we'll be topping out today in the low 90s and around noon we'll start to see the showers and storms bubbling up inland and with an east-to-west flow we'll watch the showers and storms working their way along our coastline shortly after noon and continuing through about sunset. dan, yeah, even though it's a high of 92 it's going to feel closer to 100 when you factor in the humidity. >> thank you. deadly conditions in louisiana after authorities confirm a seventh person died in overnight flooding. why the worst of it is not over today. >> what to do with those red light cameras. the reason one bay area city can't hold off any longer on deciding if they will stay or y236ay yy6y >>> welcome back. thank you for joining us on abc today. here's a live look at i-275 near mlk. no issues to report there. 81 degrees in tampa. we'll get updates on traffic and weather in a few minutes. >>> this morning investigators believe this devastating wildfire in california was set on purpose. the flames des

what he says about his possible return. 12 news at noon starts right now. now. >>> good afternoon to you and thanks so much for watching 12 news at noon. >> it's primary day in arizona, and many races for voters to decide and 12 news is keeping an eye on any issues voters are facing today. >> for the most part it's been a pretty smo locations, that is ten times as many as the presidential preference election. helen purcell expects only about 20% of voters to vote. so lines are essentially nonexistent. >> city it's an important day and people came across with minor issues. >> i don't know, i was refused to be able to vote. i have to drive another mile down this way even though i live one block that way. i live on the other side of the i can't vote here. >> a lesson here, make sure you go to your designated polling location. those polls close at 7:00. all you need to know including a guideline, head to 12news.com. >>> well, tonight we are watching two big primary challenges, senator john mccain is facing a tough battle with a former state senator kelli ward a

outlet mall. 12 news at noon is next. . >>> good afternoon to you. and thanks for watching 12 news at noon. >> we begin with breaking news right now of a deadly motorcycle crash that has closed this area near country club and southern in may so. sky 12 is giving us a live look of the scene. it's unclear what lead to this crash but we mow a motorcycle riha at the scene. you can expect traffic restrictions in that area for the early afternoon hours. >>> well the sky's opened up across the valley early this morning. the 12 news tracker started the morning in avondale where rain poured down. lightning could be seen in nearly every direction around phoenix and drivers had to slow down as early as 5:00 a.m. 3/10ths of an inch. weather also caused a power outage at mcdowell affecting more than 1200 people for a short time this morning. >> jen was out in that rain for a while. jimmy is tracking it on radar. it looks like there aren't any storms left. >> it was pretty quiet. i wanted you to turn back around and towards the north, because the time you turned a

>> breaking news this noon involving the investigation of the u.s. lip pick swimmers, who claimed they were robbed in rio. brazilian authorities have told abc news, the story is fabricated. also, abc news has learned there is a video showing ryan lochte and three other swimmers breaking dawn gas station bathroom door and identifying with security guard on the night in question. we'll have more on this story, coming up a little bit later on. and also, break aring news closer to home out of fairfax where a gas leak has shut down a busy road. you can s the scene after the workers struck a gas line in fairfax. hazmat crews are on the scene. right now, the highway is closed in that area around monument drive. that is fairfax county government center. our big story, though, this noon is the aftermath of violent weather overnight. all around the region, people are cleaning up after storms knocked down trees and power lines. but perhaps, the worst of the damage is in the district where a rough was blown off the apartment building. now, dozens of people are l

new at noon, trouble for people de police say some are becoming targets of attacks and getting mugged. cbs 2 news' steve langford is live in crown heights. he has an update on this story at noon. >>> 7 robberies or attempted robberies of food delivery workers within a few blocks of here over a two week period, the most recent here on st. marks avenue where it happened twice. we have surveillance video of two of the suspects believed to be involved in at least one of the attacks. the food delivery workers sprayed with an unknown chemical and one case having a gun pointed at them, they have been robbed of cash, of cell phones, wallets, one bicycle even 7 pizzas taken in one case. the 77 police precinct headquarters is just a block and a half from here. the robbery suspect, 7 incidents so far. those suspects are at large. live in crown heights brooklyn, steve langford cbs 2 news. >>> a harlem woman was ki neighborhood wants to know where the weapons are coming from. >> let's stop this violence. >> 61-year-old odessa sims was watching a card game late saturday night next to a playground o

by the noon hour, most spots -- upper 80s to lower 90s . this is tropical moisture lifting up across northeast ohio once again. the storms really start to spark up around the noon to 1:00 our. we will see the more widespread into 5:00 for your evening commute. this is going into the weekend. more storms but cooler temperatures. >>> the time now is 5:07 on your friday morning. we have made it ladies and gentlemen. >> pack your patience before you hit the road this morning. many cases of road rage across the nation. one driver taking drastic action after being sprayed by winchell wiper fluid. >> and traffic warnings from other countries. citizens to avoid a trip to the >>> welcome back, is 5:10. investigators are returning to the scene of the deadly apartment explosion in maryland. a killed at least 2 people and left 30 others hurt. crews are still searching through what is left of that smoldering building . firefighters and neighbors were working together to reach those trapped and pull them to safety. >> it was horrific and then you add on

visit ncicap.org] >> now, abc 7 news at noon, on your side. jummy: right off the top this noon, we are talking about the weather. not only is it hot, but it is also sticky. let's get right to chief meteorologist fore-check of our forecast. doug? doug: it is hot out there, and humidity levels are coming up a bit. the winds are kind of out of the human direction. it is feeling a little bit later this i think afternoon, we get a push of real humidity that will make it feel at times close to 100 degrees. 87 now in frederick -- absolutely gorgeous. 90 degrees in leesburg, frederick 91 degrees, reagan national, manassas. the temperatures will rise to it already, the feels-like temperature at 98 degrees in washington, 100 degrees in fredericksburg, 98 in leesburg and frederick. it feels like 98 right now at the naval air station. 10 degrees above average. there isn't the slightest chance later this afternoon of a weak front coming through that could give us an isolated thunderstorm, but don't count on it. as we head through the weekend, it will stay

. >>> good afternoon rick is off and in the news this noon.ore details on a police standoff that left a woman dead and a child injured. and word that republicans are exploring a backup plan if donald trump were to back out. and the big news is a plane exploding on the runway just minutes before it erupted into flames. this is video of the fire ball today. the pilot just made a crash landing all passengers and crews survived but we learn that a firefighter was killed while responding. >> reporter: yes sara, this story keeps developing by the hour and in fact the chairman of emright's airlines said that the pilot had more than 7,000 hours of flight experience and now the concern of family members and friends and the passengers that experienced horror. >> watch the terrifying moments when the flight landed at dubai airport. huge plumes of smoke billowing into the sky and onlookers in disbelief and then moments later -- an explosion, the boeing 777 triple shoots deployed after all on board safely evacuated. emergency personnel rushing in to put ou

welcome to the news at noon. first in fairfax county, investigators are looking into a deadly accident that sh down route 1 for hours. sky 9 was over the scene just south of alexandria. >> reporter: investigators spent several hours on the scene, fairfax county police say a man was trying to cross this busy highway and he was no in a cross walk. >> it's sad. i don't know what to say. >> reporter: around 6:15 tuesday morning police say a man who has not been identified tried to get across richmond highway near mohawk lane. >> a lot of people have been hit. >> reporter: this man didn't tell us his name but was disturbed that another person was hit. >> people don't cross in the cross walks. >> reporter: police say the driver of this damaged black suv was traveling south on the highway while a man tried to cross the street. that man died on the scene. a hat, pair of shoes, and backpack were left on the road way. emotions ran high for people who saw this. the crash investigation here in fairfax county. >> fairfax poli

in the news this noon, a fall senphiladelphia firefighter is being laid to rest right now. and donald trump is back on the campaign trail after claiming the general election could be rigged . >>> a former catholic church official once convicted of covering up sex abuse is getting out of jail. monsignor william lynn is expected to get out of bail after pennsylvania's highest court granted him a new trial. he is the first roman catholic official convicted of shielding abusers in church. lynn was up for parole in october and today philadelphia district attorney, seth williams, vowed to retry lynn's case yet again. >>> we know the name of a young woman killed while trying to crass a street in new jersey. the young woman was killed by a vehicle that took off and left her to die on the side of the road. janet reyes is following the search for the driver. >> reporter: we are told that the aftermath of this hit and run is pretty horrific, the 17-year-old girl was hit in the crosswalk and police are desperately searching for clues that may lead to a suspect. galloway township police

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set to run from 10:30 to noon. there will be free street car service this is morning in support of the event. >>> in rio, team usa continues to lead the medal count. no golds for the americans yesterday but u.s. did win silver and bronze. here's a look at the totals now. u.s. leads china by 29 medals overall. than china, russia is fourth place followed by japan in fifth. and the total medal count, what a finish in the women's 400 meter race last night. watch this, alison felix of the u.s. and shaunae miller of the bahamas neck an neck. miller goes for gold with an all end dive. beats felix who took silver by just 7/100th >>> women's gymnastics, simone biles stumbles and claims the bronze. lauren hernandez of the u.s. would land all her flips to win silver. the netherlands took the gold. >>> coming up -- a push to make broadway more affordable. the one thing that drives up ticket costs and the way one creator of a hit musical is fighting it. grocery store. the amount of planning that went into this surprise and the

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still just noon hour. ............... those ferocious storms dropped between one and two inches of rain in the northeast valley... with lesser amounts elsewhere. ............... weak ciruclation will drift toward the four corners and take most of the energy with it as the day but isolated storms over the mountains are still possible later in the day. .............. and temps will just make it into the upper 90s for the valley. it is possible that by the evening and tonight we could see some outflow winds triffering thunderstorms over the valley. your 7 day forecast is coming up in your weather now forecast./// >>> the first of many plea deals is expected today in regards to the standoff at the bundy ranch. a new hampshire man is expected to plead guilty today ... and an arizona man is expected to take a similar deal thursday. you may recall the standoff happened back in april of 2014.... after b-l-m agents seized cattle cliven bundy had been grazing on the land illegally for decades. militia members from around the bundy

dozens of union members are maki t noon in front of the national institutes of health. contract shuttle bus drivers have been without a contract for years, and today it really boils over. our sam sweeney tells us what and how much they are fighting for. their energy is probable, and their message is clear. >> we will not live in poverty. the this union represents drivers who shuttle thousands of people around the campus of nih. they said they have not had a contract in four years. >> we are asking for a raise and a fair contract. the company does not want to give a fair contract, they have refused to come to the table fairly. sam: most of the people you see you behind me are not actually drivers. these people are union employees and other union members. they say the actual drivers for this contractor are too afraid to come out here because they may lose their job. , once t terminated on the campus with a driver, they are in fear. sam: the company says the union is manipulating their company bad employees. they go on to say they pay drivers about $19 and hour, three doll

by sunday the showers ov 3 coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... the political attacks are heating up in the race for the white house...the latest include claims of bigotry. plus, earthquake aftermath. are working hard to rescue survivors but now their window of hope seems to be new at noon... another partnership involving the milwaukee bucks will result in a multi-million investment in downtown milwaukee near the new arena and entertainment center. the mckinley health center will be a new sports science and community health center -- a bucks and the froedtert and the medical college of wi health network. the center will be next to the new practice facility for the bucks -- and provide healthcare services for people who live nearby.the announcement was made today at a press conference.bucks brass including coach jason kidd were there.milwaukee mayor tom barrett also addressed the crowd. the mayor says this is part of an effort to bring an nba championship back to the community. coach kidd told us...there's a long road ahead. :24mayor barrett: "this