two severe thunderstorm warnings one in northeastern mass. and we have been talking a lot about that and one in a little bit. and we can go over those towns and cities because this has been an incredibly active warning morning. a tornado warning earlier. taunton, acton, middleborough and marshfield. i have another severe thunderstorm warning that has been issued there and that goes until 4:45. that is our freshest that one will last a little bit longer here. so this will impact areas like norfolk county, plymouth county, brist this one is moving faster 35 miles per hour. 60-mile-per-hour gusts. but impacted including brockton, taunton, braintree, north attleboro, stoughton, bridgewater, north attleboro, mansfield, easton, norton, sharon, abington, swansea, whitman, and what we can also do here is quickly take that off of the map and take off the warning and let's do this. to the northeast and give you a little timeline how long this will last you, but because until it does. heavy rain this goes along with the storm. a better idea to simply wa

in across northeastern colorado. we'll be it looks like in the mid- to upper 80s. will be a cooler day today. the threat for severe weather today to the northeast. tomorrow it includes denver. jayson, here's your first alert we could get stronger storms tomorrow. 225 at parker road. cherry creek schools and cherry creek dam road you'll see extra traffic today. we saw that start yesterday as the teachers were heading back to cherry creek high school doing some of the finishing wwrk over there. we'll see the additional traffic, keep that in mind here today. rest of the drive really wide open, about anywhere you want to go. still have paving work on 470 and i-25 coming up from hampden,,yale, to evans. >>> thanks, jayson. people hoping to ride the train to the plane got a surprise yesterday. the train was down for alst seven hours due to mechanical issues. >> should have caught the computer rail at 3:11. it's now 4:23. >> rtd is hoping to make it up to people by giving them a frre ride. on the denver 7 app we have a link

with a chance for a few turn stronger across the northeastern corner. here'' your first alert we're going to talk more about that coming up. jayson, you can see we're close to normal. normal high is 88. >>> and we are algae-free this morning. >> that's good. >> main street quiet for us in breckenridge. somebody just waking own main street -- walking down main street now. the drive downtown, a gorgeous >>> two colorado men are dead after heading to syria to fight isis. this morning we are looking at what makes americans want to join foreign forces. >>> plus, a colorado hospital accused of using dirty tools. ? ? ava, your bike is fixed. thanks mom! ? ? dad to captain ava: don't go too far! remember when we were children, giving us the confidence to believe. at american family insurance, we'd like to be there protecting you, and the dreams you pursue, today. insure carefully, get ready to heer. tonight we're going to see just how good our guys in orange and blue are as they take on the bears in their first preseason game of the year. >>> hurry up and get a

temperatures in the mid- to upper 80s covering northeastern

it shows at 11:00 tonight, not too much happening in northeastern iowa. that tells us the model may not be onto the trends like we like to see it. i believe it is catching additional energy. and you can see new cells beginning to forme our central counts were as another line comes across the area, 3:00 in the morning. by 5:00 in the morning, they are starting to weaken a little bit and push eventually around 7:00 am, the storms are gone and tomorrow morning, we should get into a dry period. actually, a little sunshine out there. that will once again heat up the atmosphere and generate a new round of instability. tomorrow afternoon. up front, we'll come into that. additional thunderstorms will be a possibility. more heavy rain will be a possibility, too, so i'm thinking tomorrow's threat will be across the southeastern half of our viewing area. that's the way it's looking right now, as far as temperatures go, 73--p 74 degrees. up here where the rain is falling. 66 in charles city as we go to our satellite, a trough of low pressure forming to the west of us

we have a few lingering up in the northeastern corner. day. we'll be in the upper 70s by 12:00 and low 80s for the high. and we have a chance for some thunderstorms and a threat for heavy rain of t and we'll be in upper 60s by 9:00. so denver today 82, fort collins 82 and low to mid-80s in southeastern, colorado. warmer tomorrow. >>> very wet in a lot of locations. and we're still trying to dry out on some of the freeways and side streets. you see i-25 and bellview. this is not slowing down the drive on i-25. but some areas that do have standing water. i did see some pooling by some of the freeways this morning. and we have a good looking drive for the most part. this section of evans is closed down because of a big water sinkhole that will not be repaired till later on today. and denver says you can use santa fe and back to evans and head west again to the eastbound side of evans getting over to santa fe. and the north side of town looks nice. but we have a lot of water draining off highway 36. that is where we have darrell standing in a moun

scattered showers moving out of the way for extreme northeastern colorado. flooding may be an issue as these rain showers have had a lots farther to the south, we also have showers and perhaps aalittle small hail involved with that particular storm. just passing through fort collins, rain and some lightning up toward wellington. we expect a few scattered thunderstorms across the eastern plains tonight. not so much around denver. warmer into next week as that dry air settles in. we will haae scattered showers as we get toward the end of the week and 88 degrees for oor high today which is right on target. we also have an ozone action alert day in effect for tomorrow as well. we had one in effect today for high pollution levels. temperatures in the mid and upper 80s. still pretty nice. 60s and 70s up in the hills. if you're barbecues around dinner time, it will be 82 degrees with partly cloudy skies. as you see, this high pressure. we call this a ridge of high it starts to expand and broaden out. it will really dry out our weather so that means lots of sunshine

keeping people safe will till the spring the northeastern part of fort collins and in the adjacent room account between 8:00 p.m. tonight and two in the morning is kind of in a timeline lately if you live in that area try to stay indoors keep your doors and windows closed for 30 ?-dash 60 minutes after spraying is over because of course there are concerns that a mosquito spring stuff for the windows still to come on our 11:00 o'clock newscast of the list of the best in the and worst places to be a homeowner denver is pretty high on one of the lists will tell you if it's a good or bad thing and why it landed there why certain groups say they feel bad about their upcoming vacation next and don't forget it's time to get your dream home giveaway ticket only a few hundred left before they chance to strike while the iron is hot with the spread your home for $100 you can't now down to what we will draw the name tomorrow morning and today can win this championship football for broncos fans autographed by von miller the samsung front loading sh that's been on display the dream home open house to

the northeastern plains as you can see mid to lower 80s. denver expecting high near 80 degrees today, which is a couple degrees below wwere we should be. drier air is moving into the state. this is our map for the day today. as you can see no green on the map, which is good news meaning any storms that we do see really have the potential of producing mostly just gustyy winds and heavy rain. taking a look at their future cast, what to expect throughout the morning. not a lot going on. with a lot of sunshine across the state into about 12:00. some increasing cloud coverage across the foothills. we do have the potential for picking up a couple of isolated stay mostly dry and another dry day is in stored for sunday. so it will be a beautiful weekd. make sure to get out and enjoy yourselves because these temperatures will climb as we head into the rest of the week. so 87 is our high for tomorrow. then it will be the bright spot as well on the seven-day forecast. today 85, tomorrow a couple degrees warmer staying mostly dry and then hot and dry c

and extended up into northeastern middlesex county until about 4 and it was allowed to expire and never did get beyond middlesex county. but a severe thunderstorm warning went up for essex un thunder or lightning with this but there's been damage in concord and we will see it during the news portion of the program of what damage has been occurring out there. so a lot of people doesn't know much of this is happening but it's pretty much a done deal and over with and we will have nice refreshing air coming on in here. so let's time this. the front moves offshore this morning it's gone by boston and wend shifted into the northwest and it's been humid overnight and very humid southeastern massachusetts but dry air is coming in and it's going to be partly cloudy soon and then a sunny for a beautiful day with lowering humidity and very nice. winds will be gusty out of the west northwest at 12 to 28 miles per hour and you can see it's mostly clear on through the eng evening. we have beautiful-- evening. we have beautiful weather for vacationers. a lovely day for tomorrow. these are the current

: a funnel cloud and northeastern arizona 150 miles east of flagstaff.s? they say there could be more on the way.k mark taylor joins us with the weather. >> what a 9y?5sn7great sunday. it was cool for us here in the phoenix metro area. a live look outside and sunny skies for the afternoon. it wasn't just you cooler than it should be this e tomorrow morning it will be another great day. overnight lows into the upper 70s. when you wake up tomorrow morning=? run it should be great.35?0 right now 98 in phoenix, 97 seven arizona 80 80 gallas and 100 and like have assumed. temperatures=zgt: unseasonably low for tonight and drive. loob? valley in phoenix. the only place we will see a northeastern part of the state because of the weather happening in new mexico, the residual rainfall. not going to affect us in ?91 valley. this is where we see the thunderstorm activity. for 9??t: tomorrow morning we are looking dry and will stay tomorrow morning 7 am looking very clear for us]?gt: and more sunny skies. run do it because temperatures will be in the low 80s and upper

a lot more cloud coverage in grand junction. 60s and mid-70s for the across the northeastern plains and denver metro area seeing temperatures we have a slight chance for seeing thunderstorms really across much of the state. strongest of which will be felt to the southwest. very slow moving but as you can see here, much of the northeastern corner of the state staying dry this afternoon. as we go through hour by hour, this afternoon, as you can see, still picking up more shower and storm activity today heading into tonight. much of the front range will a couple of these storms have the potential for rolling off the foothills, like boulder county into the denver metro area later on this afternoon. lows tonight also very mild. we'll see lows in the mid-50s, lower 50s across the plains. tonight about 55 degrees. storm chance in denver, about 10 to 20% chance of seeing isolated storms. but by tomorrow a lot cooler weather and cloudier, too. 75 our expected high. a better chaace for seeing showers d stms the morning for tomorrow. this is your first alert that today will be warm. tomorrow will

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around 4:00, 5:00, we get a couple storms across northeastern colorado. there could be a few isolated storms that turn stronger. you'll find from the palmer should see by sunset a chance for a few storms there which will clear up overnight. today we're in the low 90s, 92 in denver, pretty sunny and hot with a few late day storms. we'll see a few afternoon storms every day this week. the bright spot on wednesday, i don't know why. we could put it on any day. >> it's hump day, that's why. >> really all week long good. storms likely thursday. thursday and friday we'll be watching. we're near 80 by friday and ttrough the weekend. >>> highway 6 and 119, all is open affer an overnight accident. easy driving there. canyon looking good. take a look at the overall map. we have restrictions on the westbound side of arapahoe. all the lanes are open there. c-470 looking okay. i-25 around yale, going up to evans, part of it is smooth and part is not. motorcyclists, definitely be aware of that. this part of alameda is shut down between for line repair. they said it wou

so a potential for another surge of storms in northeastern colorado but the rest of you stay dry and wake up tomorrow to mostly clear skies, sunday is another hot day with and southern colorado has the best chance to see a shower tomorrow. we need widespread rain but it is not in the forecast and this is a concern, we are now abnormally dry from easter colorado springs for all the metro denver and all the front range foothills and a good chunk of southwest colorado and this is moderate drought way down in montezuma county. 50s on the eastern plains for the most part tonight and the junta 60, 40s in the valleys and 61 for grand junction. tomorrow 80s and 90s on the eastern plains and then back into the 90 territory here in denver and 70s in the higher elevations, hot on the western slope. poor air quality again on the front range with an ozone alert continuing through 4 pm sunday. our weather watcher fill since an interesting picture and said the scrub oak down that way has way more acorn z is used to or a sign of the winter ahead? our environment gives us subtle signs and if you see

the northeastern edge of the valley. there's been a lot of the conto basen. and in the lake roosevelt, showers and thunderstorms and lightning strikes. there should be working towards apache junction and the beeline highway. that's area that looks likes the the most potential to develop into an outflow of showers and thunderstorms into that northeastern valley. and you can see the movement of this looks pretty favorable for the outflows to get into the hours. we'll keep tracking the storm system and i'll let you know more. >>> a police dog named amigo suffered heat exhaustion while searching for hikers. he died after showing signs of improvement. 3-year-old amigo had been with the kingman police department for a year. >>> he was shot at least five times and is recovering in the hospital. a man was shot last night shortly after a guy with a gu demanded the keys to his car and the two started fighting. the gunman has not been arrested. he's a black man between 30 and 40 years old. and he took off in a blue car. >>> joseph fatigoni is being charged with shooting

over northeastern massachusetts, 75 at the coast, 80 inland. then into the 80s into interior new hampshire and near 90 near fitchburg to near worcester and near providence. it's going to be mostly in the 80 to 85 range in cape cod. we have the orange zone indicating that we have a heat advisory up there. as far as showers and storms, can't rule them out completely. it doesn't look widespread for today. so we'll go for just lots of clouds but areas of sunshine breaking through. low cloudiness has come in from the ocean. we're all in this hazy, hot and humid weather tomorrow. some scattered thunderstorms more likely tomorrow afternoon. the disturbance comes in from the west. going to the beach today, well, it's going to be lots of clouds although the beaches -- at the beaches and much cooler than it has been. mostly the mid 70s at many of the beaches except some 80s on cape cod. before 2:00. going to fenway park, a slight chance of a thunderstorm, 76. tomorrow sweltering again up around 93 and maxing out around 95, 96. you see the high temperatur

the northeastern corner, persistent storms. these are beginning to die down. these are moving to portions of kansas, still holding together. the only place we have a severe thunderstorm warning is for the northeastern until 10:15 pm. from a about north dakota through south dakota, eastern colorado down to new mexico, a line of showers an tomorrow, we start with sunny skies and clouds moving. scattered storms around here. 5:00 might see a storm moves through but not much to count on for denver. wednesday, a greater chance for storms. even david -- they don't last long. thursday, a cold front coming through. we may see more rain around here. stationary front. this cold air behind it, that will start to push down and sweep over colorado but it's still a couple weeks away. down across the south, showers and thunderstorms all the way into the southeast. 910 dia, 640 and 630 is where we started. 1050 is the warmest temperature we ever had in 1878. 490 in 740 at both locations now. we have a rising barometer. you can see roxboro state park on a beautiful morning. the

"i want to stay this size and this weight for the rest trt1.26 oc flooding in the northeastern part of the state left one man dead. authorities remind people to turn around when they see flooded roads after this man's death. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg-tv9. it's ---. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, crest this morning prompting overnight sand bagging. people from freeport can start moving back into their homes after flooding. officials evacuated people yesterday. authorities are waiting for an autopsy today to see why two people died in polk county. officials say they were likely good thursday morning! it's 530 on august 25th. here is a live look at . first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... ov high pressure builds in from the northwest. this high pressure system will control our weather today and much of tomorrow as well. later on friday night, there is potential for a few showers and thunderstorms, becoming widespread after midnight and into saturday. hopefully most of this can wait until after football is over.

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you can see it here in green and it just covers northeastern colorado. we'll watch for bigger storms tomorrow. 7 degrees cooler tomorrow. 88 degrees on thursday. then even more so by friday. friday we're feeling this clicker would work. probably because i dropped it yesterday. >> yay! it's the guy who is touching it who makes it work, yeah! >> this is unfortunate that we don't have a few seconds to go back and erase that. this is live tv. 80 on friday. low, mid-80s said and sunday. bad reference. i-70 now open. however, in several hours we're going to have ii70 closed down. it's awfully dark out there. this section of i-70 from glenwood canyon will be closed 9:00 until 3:30 today and tomorrow to do more of that helicopter operations, bring in the big poles to make the rock fences that they need to keep the rocks from falling down on i-70. north through steamboat springs and craig. you can aspen, independence pass and come through leadville. that'ssalso a pretty long option. rest of the drive around town looks nice. easy driving for at least right now. >>

we see the action in northeastern connecticut. southern worcester county, now northeast connecticut. a tremendous amount of lightning we have been following the hail signature with the storms as well in northeast connecticut and now into western rhode island. as far as we're concerned, it's now southeastern massachusetts getting the eastern edge of those downpours and storms. bridgewater and rain getting involved in totten, shortly. also middleborough and berkeley. as this with time. here in boston, we did get a downpour to cool deed temperatures down some. it is still brutally humid everywhere. now we have a thunderstorm warning in the berkshires. this is the line in our many that has moved into western massachusetts. we take a look at that and we are seeing a lightning with the storms as well as they moved this time. rhode island to southeastern mass, another area could follow suit. it will all diminish after sunset. speaking of which, here is boston. notice we have clearing coming in. it knocked the temperature down to 86. it w

. >>> a camp for students in northeastern japan is offering them a unique learning experience.t combines real life lesessons with scientific exploration. >> reporter: it's a small robot but it's meant to give some big inspiration. students from thailand, india, and japan. they all travel to northeastern japan, an area still recovering from the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. they are here for a science camp. its purpose? to teach them about the disaster and then show how science could be used to help. they started with a tour of what was once an elementary school. the tsunami killed more than 80 students and teachers here. >> translator: there's a kind of flower bed. the victims were overtaken by the tsunami there. >> reporter: giving the tour is takihama, a former junior high school principal from a nearby school. >> translator: i wanted children to visit and see the site for themselves. i think there are things you can't express using words. i thought it could be helpful for their next step. >> translator: they also met with survivors. over a meal they talked about the disaster

it will affect not just japan but the northeastern continent. so we are looking at the typhoon across the western pacific and there are several more across the central pacific. two hurricanes are now heading towards hawaii, and there are several more storms over the atlantic. i want to talk about the central pacific. there are two hurricanes approaching hawaii, and i want to mention this one. this is madeline. right now, a major hurricane, it's packing wind gusts of 222 kilometers per hour. the system will likely get very close to or move through the big island as we go into wednesday local time as a hurricane. so powerful winds and also gigantic waves are expected and heavy rainfall at times are expected as well. very stormy conditions are expected wednesday as well as tuesday in hilo. honolulu will likely miss the brunt of it. but thunderstorms expected on thursday and wednesday and stay away from the coastal locations, because waves are going to be extremely high. across the southeastern united states there's a tropical system approaching the

highs today anywhere from 70 to about 75 across northeastern colorado. ii's well below normal. we're typically in the mid- to we'll be in the 70s across the plains today. raddr is getting more active this morning. as this storm rolls through we're going to potentially see a few showers this morning. about 20 to 30% chance, so we'll watch for that. radar gets more active by this afternoon and more thunderstorms possible. not only by mid-morning, but also by about 2:00 to 3:00 we've got scattered activity in the mountains and a ffw storms through denver through early it's going to be off and on throughout the day. overnight skies will clear up. we'll see a little bit more sunshine on thursday within a few more late-day storms tomorrow afternoon. that's 2:00 on thursday. little unsettled. definitely cooler. today and tomorrow low to mid- 70s. chance for a few thunderstorms thursdayy again on friday, but it's also a little bit warmer on friday. highs closer to 80 to end the week. weekend looking pretty good so far. isolated storms saturday. a little warmer. low to mid-80s. here's y

especially around northeastern connecticut and there has been hail as well. there is rain and lightning. you see that index perry and plimpton. being affected as it moves to the east. this cell moving through the berkshires looks like it may have weakened a little recently, but that had real strong wind with it. we may get reports of wind damage from the western part of the state. we will see this after sunset, and it will diminish in intensity and also aerial coverage. part of it is overcast. it does not show you what goes on. the next town over may not get a drop of rain. it's hard to get the widespread rain with this type of situation. 86 in boston. boston did have a downpour before that happened. and then harvard in the mid-to-upper 90's. still feeling over 100. all right, so the heat warning is in effect until 7:00 tonight with a heat advisory. tomorrow, there probably will be a heat advisory. it probably will be from west of worcester. it will still be a very hot and humid day. there will be a break. here in eastern mass, northeastern mass, perhaps the

. >> reporter: some people in northeastern japan are digging in. they are putting up homemade barricades to try to prevent flooding. >> translator: i hope the water doesn't come into my store. >> reporter: others have also fled to shelters opened ahead of the storm. >> translator: i feel scared because i heard this typhoon is stronger than usual. i came to the evacuation center because i live alone. >> reporter: people in the tohoku region have spent the past five years trying to recover from the disaster. this storm reminds them of vulnerabilities. there are still areas that don't have break waters and places where the ground level have sunk. the storm is hitting at a bad time. on the pacific side, it is the season for the year's highest tides. when they coincide with typhoons, makes the situation more dangerous. so the conditions create a perfect storm for further damage. ayako sasa, nhk world, tokyo. >>> now on to business news. the plan to move japan's largest wholesale market could be about to change. gene otani joins us with details from our

back in northeastern pennsylvania, you're getting some storms. we're not looking at flash flooding in the city. not under the watch. most of that activity stays north and west of the the game should stay dry. there will be spotty showers and storms mainly north and west through 3:00 in the morning. this is the area where the potential for flash flooding exists from putnam county, northern new jersey, north and west into central new jersey through the night. these areas may see some heavy downpours. you can see over an inch of rain in parts of the hudson valley overnight. it gets a lot better tomorrow and the middle of the week. temperatures will be in the mid 80s. 79. 82 degrees on wednesday. same on thursday at 84. we start to climb towards 90 by the end of the week. half the weekend kind of stormy. that half is saturday. the better weather on sunday. >>> let's hope we can get the subway series in. john chandler joins us live with a look at sports. >> reporter: that's right. the yankees aren't familiar with waving the white flag, but brian cashm

over the same general area of the potential is certainly therefore flash flooding across northeastern iowa as we go through the nighttime hours tonight. once again you can see this solid patch of rain extending from mississippi river to the core. and from there the actual front goes all the way into southwestern iowa and right in this region here you can see additional thunderstorms developing. these could actually move north east of the same through the night so i am expecting decent rainfall totals coming out of northeastern iowa and certainly the potential is there for flash flooding. if you live in a flood prone area pay attention to the forecast as we go through the rest of tonight. here is our predictor. the model shows how this is expected to go. here we are 2 am noticing some of storms showing up a bit by 4 am most of our area is expected to be in showers and storms. not sure the model has a good handle on this. this may be further north and next on c-b-s next on c-b-s two news... news...trump takes to the airwaves with new commercials. to right the trump ship could be too lit

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that's the front just pushing in across northeastern colorado. and here in the next 12, 24 hours we'll see it push across the front range. brings more cloud cover and tomorrow it will be cooler here in denver. today you have a mix of sun and clouds. at the airport it's a beautiful start to the day, and to the afternoon. next few hours we'll see a few storms popping up in the mountains and moving east over the plains. we do have about a chance for storms in town. likely some rain, lightning, thunder. maybe small hail. there is the potential for larger hail and damaging winds farther east. that's going to be late tonight, even overnight tonight. that's about 2:00 in the morning. likely active for me when i come in early tomorrow. we'll keep you up-to-date, the first alert weather team will watch for these stronger storms, not only today but also tomorrow. here's where that threat is today. to sterling to akron. but tomorrow it includes more of the front range, including denver, the springs and pueblo. it does move with the front a little closer to

not a lot of sun right now on our wwreless camera this is northeastern colorado where we -?have patchy, dense fog across the plains early on. you can see a few showers up to the northeast just east of sterling this morning. otherwise drier conditions in denver. but jason has been showing us some of the damm and wet and some of the cloud cover that we're seeing out east is morning. we'll see more thunderstorms popping up during the early afternoon and you'll notice just east and southeast of denver closer to lineman, burrington and the springs, we have a better chance for a few storms this afternoon. and it will be isolated in the foothills and e or two could roll east over denver but a better chance cross the far eastern plains. temperatures today are going to top out in the 80s. they'll cool a little bit with a few of the storms and early tomorrow, we're likely looking at more fog out few showers early thursday morning. thursday afternoon it is drier for denver. most of northeastern colorado is going to see a lot of sunshine through tomorrow afternoon t is going to be a lit

but up into northeastern colorado, the storms are on the strong side. i'm watching the storms in the central mountains. shower 5:00 fivity -- activity into tonight. stronger storms up through northeastern colorado and farther to the south, mostly rainfall here in the lower elevations, but, of course, the snow we have seen at pike's peak the last couple of hours. we'll talk about a huge cool down coming our way. >> we need it because weeks and weeks of dry weather has led to this. colorado is back on the national drought map. the areas abnormally dry. this area of brown here in fort collins is moderate drought. so right nowwour long-term water supplies are looking good, but it is putting a drain. >>> tonight, the owner of that home where the firefighters took a stand for hours yesterday is talking only to denver 7 now and we're joined from larimer county and that fire is now 75% contained. >> reporter: these cooler the firefighters are still out there putting out hot spots, mopping up here. i spoke to the homeowner. you can see the fire came so close to

this is in northeastern sections of jefferson county. all of lake country, you should probably bring it in. not that there is thunderstorms, but this rain is really coming down at about one inch per hour. is slowing you down on i-94 headed towards milwaukee. light rain in the area here. this includes west allis, which is where state fair is ongoing. it and miss for the rest of the night, slow-moving showers, some will get beneficial rain. racine, still quiet with 78 degrees. mequon, a cool shot here. 78 there as well. hit and miss throughout the rest of the evening. even the overnight hours. tomorrow, you start with clouds and then it clears out. the rest of the weekend is delightful. still sticky on saturday, but not as sticky on sunday. not bad anywhere around the state, a fair amount of sunshine, hit and miss in terms of clouds and sun. warm, some heavy rain possible with scattered showers that don't move a lot. saturday, 82 degrees, 13 days in a row in the 80's. 82 on saturday and sunday. 82 on monday. there is an absence of rain in

they have fallen apart since throughout northeastern nebraska. they will be affecting parts of las animas and backa county this morning. and rain in eastern wyoming. and thunderstorms in the panhandle of nebraska. very heavy line of storms going there. they will be moving up through harrison. i could see a few light rain showers here and there this morning. a little more than sprinkles. midday clearing. by late in the afternoon, we hit our high temperature in the mid-70s. and then this evening, very, very light isolated showers as by the time the sun goes down. and i would say on balance, it is a very nice friday. and coming up, a warmer weekend, with details on that forecast, here in a few minutes. >> thank you, marty. >>> lots going on across the drive in fort collins and denver and colorado spring. fort collins, 287 just reopened at shield. good news. there and we have a lot happening as we build in volume, 225 around the mississippi exit ramp. our views down to the springs. very tough. a rolled tanker truck around dealership line there, near

colorado, and in northeastern colorado, where we could see some big thunderstorms during the afternoon but more especially during the evening. and low 90s around grand junction. and 80s around here and a little warmer down south. 89 today, with a couple of 7:00, 7:30 and the clouds are not out of here tonight. cloudy tonight, into tomorrow, and still going to hold off any storm activity to tomorrow. and then it actually looks a little better south of town than around here. and during the day, saturday, i think we see a couple of thunderstorms in the afternoon, and then drier and hotter again next week. >>> marty, the colorado state patrol just tweeted out a picture of this rolled tanker truck. up along colorado 125. between 127 and the wyoming here. you can see the tanker is on its side, and this is going to be just a major closure, in order to reopen, they will have to upright the vehicle and of course tow it up and clean up any debris in the surrounding area and of course, they are still working in the dark. and that closure extends out across the drive to the far west and up north,

and highs only in the low to mid-70s covering northeastern colorado. 50s and 60s in the foothills. here's your first aleet that we get another cool day tomorrow, and then it warms up. details coming up. >>> devastation in italy. at least 37 people killed when overnight. this video someone just posted on facebook shows some of the damage which as you can see is widespread. our thoughts and prayers are with everyone over there. >> abc's kenneth moten shows the devastation and tales of survival. >> reporter: italian natural disaster, rescue crews are on the scene helping the injuued and searching for survivors in central italy. overnightimages started coming in of the damage. the quake hit while people were asleep. just 100 miles north of rome which felt the tremor. >> the first thing i did was panic, wondering what was going on. spoke to my husband in relatively colorful language and told me it was an earthquake, not to panic. areas in and around -- residents are buried under collapsed homes and buildings. the mayor simply said "the town isn't here anymore." equipment is being moved

we have that front rolling off the northeastern u.s. i want to show you some video because of the storm system that kicked up with that front into massachusetts. an ef-1 tornado ripped through there on monday. a video showing all these downed trees, about 350 meters wide, damaged about 40 homes. good news no people were injured. look back to the west, we have another front kicking up. central areas of canada as it continues to roll through. then down towards the south, maybe more scattered showers in the deep south. big problem here is you're still recovering from a serious flood last week and any more rain is definitely not going to be welcome. i'll leave you now with your extended outlook. >>> that's all we have this hour on nhk "newsline." thanks for staying with us. euro max highlights, and here is your host. i am so glad you can join me. we have a very nice show for you with some of euro max's highli ghts from the past week. this is what we have coming up. good-looking, british celebrity makeup artist lisa eldridge is popular on yo

a northeastern student is posting signs related to the game without permission. one of them reads and i am quoting, all firefighters are napping. in case of fire, text the nearest water poe pokemon. mayor walsh reacting today. >> you can't be doing it. it is city property. we are telling people that you can't do that. >> the northeastern student said he will take them down if they are offending people. >> right now new york's jfk airport is back to normal after they got a big scare. reports of gunfire prompted evacuations at two terminals. port authority police say they have not found any firearms or any other evidence of gunfire at the airport. >>> it is time to flash forward at what is happening. >> sitting all day you. the new warning to get you up and get you moving. >> at 6:00, a very sweet birthday surprise for a sick boy. >> and then new at 7:00, made in mass. for centuries it is a staple and see how it has been row -- produced all of these years. >> it is warm, but look at this in the midwest. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wa

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apartment blocks in the northeastern german city. >> in recent weeks, there have been repeated incidents of abusive behavior and minor scuffles between people who already live here and refugees. when a group of german youth wanted to store in this community center, the city decided to get the refugees away from here. >> how did it come to this? authorities moving refugees away from those who would attack them rather than stopping them. we ask the district representative. >> it is a very difficult decision for a committed antifascist like me, to have my hand forced like this by an angry mob. but i am equally responsible for the protection and well-being of the young refugees who have been entrusted to the city. it would do no good if i stand on my principles at their expense, so the dececision was made solely to protect these youths. the city has also decided not to establish a refugee home here. it is too dangerous for those seeking protection. that is the view of the regional authorities and the police. >> our view as an organization is that the city has failed to live up to its duty. i

flood advisory for northeastern new jersey into rockland county until 1:45 in the morning. we have flash flood warnings in effect for morris, sus eck, and warren counties until 3:15. and also to the south, over parts of hunterton and somerset counties until 12:30. another flash flood warning. the rain's been coming down at the rate of 2 to 2 1/2 inches an pennsylvania this evening and now it's headed towards the city. you can see it pushes all the way back to the west into parts of northeastern pennsylvania. now it's moving in on new york city. there will be pockets of heavy rain spreading over the boroughs within the next 20 to 25 minutes. so just be on the lookout. there could be some street flooding even in and around the city in the next 20 minutes. we'll track more thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon and again on saturday afternoon. and of course also the heat. 105, maybe 110. i'll talk more about that in the forecast in just a few minutes. back to you. >>> take a look at the fire that erupted from a lightning strike in new jersey. a bolt hit a power line, causing it to f

thought that one was pretty bad, but this one has been worse. " some of the worst flooding the northeastern part of our viewing area. this is a map of what places have been hit the hardest so far and what we're looking at today. today, the turkey river here is expected to crest in clermont and elgin. farther up the river, in cities like spillville and fort atkinson, the turkey has already crested. the other problem area was the upper iowa river. places like bluffton, decorah, and freeport are already dealing with flooded streets. and over here is lawler wher found a man's body after he was swept away from flood waters. overnight, 150 volunteer firefighters stacked sandbags in elgin and clermont. officials say they used thousands of bags to protect against the rising water. kcrg-tv9's brea love is live in clermont. brea, what is the latest from there? along the upper iowa river... home amid the high water. one challenge for people has been crossing roads with water on them. firefighters evacuated freeport early yesterday morning and allowed people to go back to their houses around 4 p-m. man

and the northeastern, east central and southeastern colorado with some areas with an inch of rain and some hail. there is a severe weather threat over the northeast and southeast corners of the state. we will be in the 60s and 70s along i-80. and 70s here, and 60s in the mountains. and 75, midday clearing, and clouds now, clouds again late this afternoon, with light showers. we get those out of here early this evening and clear out and drop down and feel like fall 80 plus the next several days. smaller storm chance next week. and by the middle of next week, no doubt, it is still summer. >> i mentioned in my last update there was a fuel spill in colorado springs. i have more details on exactly which areas this is affecting. because this rollover crash, this tanker took place right along the motor city road that runs parallel to i-25, south of cimarron, the tanker truck overturned, fuel spilled, so the monument creek area, south of motor are not supposed to go in the creek this morning or use water from the creek. that information just came from the folks in the spring and please take n

. >>> and a pilot had to make an emergency landing on a golf course in northeastern pennsylvania.ingle engine world war i replica plane land on the greens. there were golfers on the course at the time. thankful nobody was hurt. the plane does have minor damage. pilot flying from wisconsin to new york says he saw a storm coming his way and feared that he had to get down on the ground, that he didn't have time to get to the airport safely. >> lucky no one was in the way. >>> up next, new information on a former philadelphia church official accused of mishandling sexual abuse claims. >> also apple has just added a ton of new emojis and made significant changes to its current one. that story coming up at 6:00 a.m. ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer or payment each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright... with simply right checking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ if america's favorites - (vo)burgers, tacos and chili ask could taste just as great made with turkey.

across the northeastern plainn upper 80s and low 90s. places like lamar still getting up into the mid-90s. today colorado is looking okay as far as severe weather, not expecting any of these storms throughout the morning. we could see a threat for heavy precipitation south of i-70. fort collins and dia could be picking up showers that will move east overnight and clear out. tomorrow it will be similar, high pressure bringing us daytime warmth and dryness. overnight we're in the 60s in the westernnslope, 40s and 50s for the mountains, and upper 50s to low 60s across the eastern side of the state. tonight 58 in denver, and a few storms may pass through but partly cloudy conditions. tomorrow 89 degrees, right around average. expect that warm and dry morning followed by a chance for a few afternoon storms. into the state west to east, dropping temperatures by friday back into the lower 70s. more cloud cover, showers in the area. by saturday a few afternoon storms and temperatures in the 70s. overnight lows in the 50s but we'll warm back up h

we have sunshine across northeastern ohio. there was a pop-up shower, let's show you were it's located right now. things are pretty dry across northeast ohio. apart. warrensville you are probably seeing isolated activity. other than that we are tracking ground clutter. you can look at the temperatures for greater cleveland. 83 degrees. things are starting to clear out but i'm watching these storms very closely out towards western communities right now. this will slide in by the 1:00 o -- 11:00 hour. the moisture is making it's way north. you will see most of that throughout the afternoon. 83 for greater cleveland. upper 70s for most spots showing you your hour by hour. this wouldn't be a complete washout because this morning we have sunshine. by the noon hour we'll start to track storms throughout the evening. way. >>> for some in cleveland heights it's day four without power. why is it taking so long for them to restore electric service to that city. we sent a reporter out to search for answers. >>reporter: it's been a real b