the dry gusty winds prompting fire weather warnings over northern nevada and northern utah. .............. heavy rain over the southern plains. texas and louisiana will have more rain today. historic deadly flooding has overtaken louisiana this weekend and killed 5 people. ............. 10,000 in shelters. ............. no rain for the desert with the monsoon pushing farther east. and we'll keep it hot...and we start off the week really hot at 110 and hotter today. .......... we'll stay dry and sunny... with temps sliding through the week and then above 100 by the weekend. back to you! police officer will appear in court on child pornography charges. officer ruben delgadillo is scheduled to face a judge on wednesday. the 24- year- old remains behind bars this morning.. delgadillo was arrested friday after a search warrant was served at his home. the "internet crimes against children task force" and internal affairs bureau are both investigating. outcome. he doing the department in july of last year./// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> in north las vegas.. police are searching for a suspect

the dry gusty winds prompting fire weather warnings over northern nevada and northern utah. .................... not much rain for the desert with the monsoon pushing farther east. and we'll keep it hot...and we start off the week really hot at 110 and hotter today. .......... we'll stay dry and sunny... with temps sliding through the week and then above 100 by the weekend. it's 7:26 ... >>> >>> ahead a dramatic new twist on the crime highlighted in the netflix series, "making a murderer." >>> the news is back here on "cbs this morning." >>> this portion sponsored by chick-fil-a, we didn't invent the chicken, just the chicken sandwich. beyond has a natural grain free pet food committed to truth on the label. and we leave out corn, wheat and soy. for your pet, we go beyond. ? ? ? the best way to get together, is with the treat you make together. ? ? ? look, the wolf was huffing and puffing. like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe

there's a disturbance coming out of northern utah kicking up showers and this may impact our weather. and an approaching cold front making a very big change. let's get our first look at traffic with joe. >>> here's a look at i-25. you can see it's looking nice and wide open on both sides. it's wrapped up their contraction for the night so a good start to the morning. as we take a look at the metro area picture, you'll see spos spotty areas of construction are your construction problems this morning. >>> attorneys for two american swimmers pulled off a plane bound for america say clients will not be able to leave brazil until the swimmers testify about a robbery. rio's international airport was surrounded by media last night. the investigation involved a reported robbery targeting swimmer ryan lochte and his teammates. he's back in the u.s. and police in brazil want to investigate claims the men gun point in rio on sunday. >> we got pulled over in our taxi. the guy pulled out his gun, cocked it and put it to my forehead and said get down. i put my hands up like whatever. he took our mo

on top of this high there's a sliver of moisture coming in and working its way across northern utah and wyoming and it's helping to bring moisture in for thunderstorms this afternoon on an isolated basis. nothing isolated about the storms to the south. the big storms are moving out and still have light rain today. from texas to st. louis andnc with flooding. meantime around here here's our futurecast for the afternoon. clouding up late in the day and seeing clouds build in and a few isolated thunderstorms popping across the eastern plains. won't last long but they may have some lightning and wind. 70s and 80s in the mountains if you're headed up there. bringing it down to the 80s tuesday and wednesday. the bigger change comes into play on friday. the weather models now are showing us dropping into the 70s and a better chance of rain towards the end of the week. almost a fall like hint there, joel, coming up on friday. >> we'll see a few more of those heading forward. this is i-70 and brighton boulevard, the elevated portion of the highway. this is nice and wide open f there. as you see

the dry gusty winds prompting fire weather warnings over northern nevada and northern utah. .............. still hot and you need to keep drinking water. ............. cooler as the week goes on.... down to low 100s ((sherry swensk)) >>> back to you./// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> this week, republican >>> this week, republican will be making a visit here to southern nevada. the indiana governor will hold a rally in henderson on wednesday. no word on what he will discuss.. it will be a town hall style event at the henderson convention center at 2-pm. it's open to the public, but guests are asked to r-v-s-p through donald trump's website. this is the second time pence has visited nevada this month. /// ((michelle mortensen)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters throughout the campaign season... on air and online at l /// ((brian loftus)) >>> three people were killed in 24 hours in north las vegas.. with police doing their best to find the suspects. yesterday, two people were killed outside the silver nugget casino. when officers arrived to the scene, two men were suffering

. >>> there are 27 large wild fires burning in the west one in northern utah, 5,000 acres are scorchedn box elder county. so far no homes are lost to the fires. >>> this is an aerial view of the damage left behind in fort mcmurray, canada. most of this neighborhood was burned to the ground and more than 90,000 residents were forced from their home. 2400 homes and buildings were destroyed. >>> it's a cool clear night in the delaware valleys, unfortunately there are changes ahead. meteorologist, david murphy, will have the details in your accuweather forecast. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. >>> even bears feel the heat when

. >>> and flying debris at a demolition derby in northern utah that hurt three people. two women and a little boy were truck broke off and flew into the crowd. there is little or no protective netting to keep the spectators safe. officials will now determine whether extra safety measures are needed. >>> donald trump faces new questions about his approach to american foreign policy. trump said if he were president, russian leader vladimir putin would not invade ukraine. >> he's not going into ukraine. just so you understand. you can put it down. >> he's already there, isn't he? >> he's there in a certain way. but i'm not there yet. obama is there. frankly, that whole part of the world is a mess under obama. with all the strength you're talking about and all the power of nato and ail of this. in the meantime, he takes crimea. >> hillary clinton's campaign said in a statement, quote, this is scary stuff, and yet more proof why donald trump is unfit and totally commander and chief. general michael hayden, good morning. >> good morning. >> do you agree with hillary clinton?

yesterday's storms were focused over northern arizona and southern utah... and they will have storms in those areas again today. so if you're traveling to the grand canyon or up to zion... watch the weather reports very closely. .............. and our local mountains will be the first target for storms today... with possibly heavy rain, lightning and damaging winds. hail will likely accompany these storms again with colder air aloft. ............. the lake will get dangerous to be on the wa that might develop out there... and even outflow winds from nearby storms in arizona. ........... valley residents could have a dicey drive home today and tonight with any storms that pop up and wet streets or bring the winds and lightning. ........... the chance for storms lasts into tonight, overnight and your saturday. then more sunshine returns sunday... and heating up again as kids head back to school on monday. no doubt they'll have the shorts have a safe weekend everyone./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> coming up on the valley's news leader... a childhood cancer that used

house district one that go from the northern part of our state at utah then almost down to tucson. pinal county sheriff paul babeu wins and he will face tom o'halleran who is a former state legislator. >> christine jones leading in a tight race. the former godaddy c.e.o. spent a lot of her own money to stand out. she leads over andy biggs' 29%. >> same race on the democratic side, talia fuentes wins and she will take on whoever ends up wing on the other side. sheriff joe arpaio still popular he beat three g.o.p. rivals to win the nomination for a chance at his seventh run, including a republican foe he faced and beat twice before, dan saban. he will face paul penzone in the democratic election. penzone is calling for a public debate with arpaio. >>> let's get to the other headlines today. in glendale, a fight between roommates leads to a shooting between 67th avenue and bethany home road. glendale police on scene as a shooting broke out about 9:30 this morning. a woman was arguing with her other roommate when gunfire broke out. no word on the condition of the victim. >>> in phoenix

utah. windy conditions up across the northern plains with 60 miles an hour gusts in south dakota. 100 decision for tomorrow. the weekend, a little bit of cloud cover and maybe a slight storm as temperatures come down again. watch your kids around water. >> they come down but there is a 107 in there. >> there was a chill in there. >> my husband said you're not going to believe it but there is a chill in the morning. >>> it is that time of year when the airline prices start to drop no vacation. >>> president obama heads south for a first-hand look at the damage left behind in louisiana. >>> heavy hitters pound the pavement encouraging teens to hey phoenix, this is thunder dan jajerle, head coach at grand canyon university. coming to gcu was a great move for me. join antelope nation by enrolling as an evening student at our beautiful campus in the heart of phoenix. earn your bachelor's, master's or doctoral degree settings where you can get the support you need to excel. scholarships available. see you on campus! go lopes! find your purpose at grand canyon university. school is back in session >>

so you talk about wyoming and colorado and utah and we even have the northern states and we don't feel that here in the northeast. it's been the primary. >> there are so many that we could tease out your absolutely right and it makes no sense that we are growing 50% of phoenicians produced in this area but i will say one thing. there's other areas to look at and that's to rehydrate the areas of the west and there's ways to do that such as bringing back beaver prairie dogs. they are healthier and able to hold more water. >> as i mentioned earlier i spent time in california and in vermont on occasion. but i'm wondering what the problems and opportunities are in this region of the country in southern vermont around water. >> we have very different challenges. in the local industry it has meant that there is pollution and many of the water sources. in terms of what i've been looking at in terms of how water moves across the landscape, okay we don't have the problems that we have southwest also we are not doing so hot in some ways. we had hurricane irene which was a big crisis for vermont a

so you talk about wyoming and colorado and nevada and utah and so even have the northern states arguing and upset with our northern states. we don't feel that here. we just don't feel that in the northeast. water has been the primary, forget the drought, it was just water usage for the crops in the dams. >> right, there are so many, in that, we could tease out that concern in so many different ways and it makes no sense that we are growing like 50% of our nations produce in this dry area but i will say one thing, it's not only, there's other ways to look at it to and that is to rehydrate those areas of the west and there's ways to do that working with nature such as bringing back beaver and perry dogs and rebuilding those landscapes that are healthier and able to hold more water. >> as a mention, i spent a lot of time living in california and i'm here in vermont on occasion and i'm familiar with the water issues in california but i'm wondering what the problems and opportunities are in this region of the country in southern vermont around water. >> we have very different challenges that

for example the institute for economic empowerment is doing work in utah and northern virginia and other areas to run country where they are trying to match up people with disabilities with the right job. they're using internship to make sure the job fits the person in the person fits the job. it will be a lifelong job. there is a lot more work being done throughout the country. what we really have to start doing, i think, as i said, we, we found ourselves measuring the wrong things. i don't think this is unlike, if you look at poverty, were sort of measuring the wrong thing. how many people are poor and how much government aid they're getting. all those are necessary but the real goal ought to be how to get them back into society so their talents are being brought and used in society like everybody else's. that's what we have to do for people with disabilities. we have to make sure we find the place for them to use their abilities and their talents in the best way possible so we can take all those talents and build a bigger, better society for all we are losing their talents, their abil

economictute for empowerment is doing work in utah and northern virginia and other areas throughout the country where they are trying to match up people with disabilities with the right job. through internships to make sure the job fits the person so it will be a long time, lifelong job. there is a lot more work being done throughout the country and what we really have to start said, wehink is, as i have found ourselves measuring the wrong things. is unlike,ink this if you look at poverty. we are measuring the wrong things. how many people are poor and how much government aid are they getting. all of those are necessary but the real goal ought to be -- how to get them back into society so that their talents are being used in society like everyone else's. that is what we have to do for people with disabilities. make sure we find the place for them to use their abilities and talents in the best way possible so that we can take all of those talents and build a bigger, better, society for all. we are losing their talents, their abilities and what they can give us as a society. for every per

utah, they're seeing showers, thunderstorms right now. not a whole lot going on in our area. a little bit of some activity into northern lincoln county. again, the sheep range and the spring mountains that's whe thunderstorms popping up later this afternoon. still a slight chance for action in the valley. that's something that we will be watching. there is also a flood warning in effect for the muddy river. the water has crested at glendale but it's continuing to go down stream. overton hasn't quite crested yet. this goes through middle of the night tonight. we're keeping an eye on that. and if you come across a flooded roadway, turn around, don't drown. today partly sunny skies. on news 3. we're going to have the latest updates. 98 that's today's expected high temperature. i think to be honest we're going to be struggling to hit that. 80 for the low tonight. chance of showers and storms in the evening then skies clearing out. tomorrow we are expected to go back to triple digits. but good news is it will be short lived. 102 tomorrow. mostly sunny skies. look at friday, saturday and sunday. dry conditions. sunny skies and highs in the

northern part of the state here. just a little convection along the palmer ridge. cooler air still settling in east of the rockies. we're watching this high now moving out of nevada into utah today. that will slide in for the weekend. and warm the temperatures up a little tomorrow, and even a little more still have enough moisture where there's just a smartering, a spotting of slsed thunderstorms in the afternoon -- isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon for colorado. about a 10% chance or less of seeing storms in the afternoon in the denver metro area. high today, 83 degrees in the airport. same thing downtown. below normal for this time of year. normal is 88. the record 100 degrees set an along time ago when jim was born, 1876. can you read that? [ laughter ] right now, 80 degrees in downtown denver. east northeast wind at 12 miles per hour, humidity awfully dry. dave pullman, 84 degrees in west arvada. our weather watcher there. i hope you saw the meteor shower. tonight you can see some of them. they won't b night. after 1:00 am is the best viewing when the moon sets. georgian clouds -- overnight clouds again, 80s still across the east. 90s and 80s out west. 70s and 80

utah. what we have on the map is a big area of high pressure from southern california into arizona. on top of that a sliver of moisture coming across salt lake into northern colorado and parts of wyoming here. that's moisture available for thunderstorms this afternoon. this is the moisture that blew through louisiana causing huge flooding problems. this is mixing in with monsoonal flow and causing problems. st. louis has had flooding issues already this morning. isolated storms in the mountains and moving out over the eastern plains should be typical late summertime day. right along the palmer dwoid it could get strong this afternoon and that's it. temperature wise, 70s and 80s in the mountains and 90s and 80s today. isolated afternoon storms in the upper 80s and same deal a slight chance of a late day storm and a weather changer coming in on friday. 76 degrees possibly on friday with scattered thunderstorms. joel, i would call that 76 degrees day luscious. looks very nice on the map there. and maybe turn things green. >>> i-70 in pecos this morning, you can see we have the building into town. southbound coming into town, speeds still looking good and dip

utah, out over colorado, and that's what's drying things out for us. we should see that high, kind of just translate into the continue to dry us out over northern colorado tomorrow. that's a good thing to see. at the same time, we've got a cold front that is moving into the pacific northwest right now. and that should slide through tuesday night into wednesday. that will dramatically change our weather coming up by then. high today was 91 degrees. so it did heat up quite a bit. 89 downtown. right now, it's nice. 75 in the city. a little cooler at the at 68 degrees with a south- southeast wind at 13 miles per hour. lori finch, our weather watcher at foxfield is coming in at 72 tonight. i want you to take a close look at this shot from our twitter feed. your broker sent this in. he shot this near bailey. a come of leaves are already changing to yellow. fall is right around the corner, knocking own the door. tomorrow will be clear across the east. cloudy out west, and that means temperatures out in western but it also means you have a chance of thunderstorms out here. our chances across the east will be isolated at best. about a 10% chance or less for most

northern section of the nebraska panhandle. with recent rain, fire danger has slacked, just a little bit. moderate to low. across the state right now. and it gets progressively higher from utah to the west. and a dry start. a stormy finish. and fr out today, through dinnertime, thunderstorms are possible, in the area, remember, if you hear thunder, you want to head on inside, with some local downpours, and with some brief rain, with a quarter to three quarters of an inch of rain possible. temperatures below average in the 70s. and appeal yakker the highs will -- amelia, the highs will be reached before 2:00 this afternoon. >> sounds good. a nice cool day ahead. >>> 5:31, a perfect start colorado springs drive and start out with the i-25 cam and wolfensburger cam. castle pines, colorado springs, castle rock, nice and clear, with speeds in the 60s. and c-460, 10 to 12 minutes between 25 and santa fe. 225 drive time, 10 minutes northbound and southbound. absolutely still in the green. metro wide, freeways are in the clear. we've got a great start between downtown and the tech center. side streets around the city one crash really just to the east of downtown. but in a pretty res

utah and denver, heavy, heavy rain on the day today. windy conditions at 60 miles an hour. this storm kicking that off as far as the northern plains are concerned. overnight, 86 degrees. we'll look at 100-degrees for tomorrow. as the storms back off a little bit, however, a return late friday into saturday as we see the temps come down again as well. yes, that is a 107. watch your kids around water. i saw you looking at that. >> we're eyeing it very carefully. >>> president obama visits flood-ravaged louisiana to take a look at the damage left behinds. the disaster left 13 people displaced from their homes. the government has set aside $120 million in emergency funding for flood victims and the president says more recourses -- resources will be made available. >> we're glad the people i got to meet are safe but they have a lot of work to do and they should haven't to do it alone. >> president obama has been blasted about not vacation from martha vineyard's trip short sooner. >>> where donald trump is rumored to be speaking next week. >>> floating into the wrong country. how a day on the water turned into an international in

sort of northern parts of new mexico which are in danger of being essentially kind of wiped out. it's not just the comanches have horsed. groups like the utes who live in what is now utah, they moved out of new mexico and have also adopted horses and had an alliance with the comanches. they can raid spanish and mexico. the conservation of the friendship of this and the rest of its allied tribes is one of the greatest consideration because of the favorable results which their trade and good relations bring to this province. what has he done? if you can't beat them -- >> [ inaudible ]. >> yeah, or ally with them. a group like the utes who are capable of ravaging northern parts of new mexico. the thing to do is establish an alliance with the utes so take the people who are raiding your settlements and make them your friends so you can protect your settlements. find allies among the people most dangerous to you. is the relationship between new mexico and the surrounding indians on the plains, is it always one of hostility? it is not. sometimes there are trade fairs where they come in from the plains, the utes come down from the mountains. sometimes there are these sort of

, especially in northern portions of the valley feeding into the muddy river, too, where we have a flood warning and we are seeing showers, mainly light activity mainlily arizona and utah. dry conditions in las vegas, but thunderstorms a possibility later this afternoon, especially in the higher terrain. the temperatures, that's a story, too. take a look at these numbers, normal and 98 for the high today. a chance for thunderstorms in the afternoon and back to double digits for weekend. >> the streets are drying out but you can tell mother nature popped a wet one on craig load and las vegas boulevard with standing water on the side and cheyenne and las vegas boulevard, some mud on the road, so take it easy, play it cautious while you're out there and by the way, the traffic is getting pretty busy this morning. check out the commute on 215 overt. with a lot of that having to do with the work on the airport connector. let's check the travel times and we see it's very slow on the 215, 515 and kim, a lot of people out there this morning. >> tom, you were above the site for seniors like barbara, social security makes a difference every month. but for the wall street types w