all of puck's las vegas restaurants will be represented at the event, as well as a variety of wine & spirits, thanks to our friends at southern wine & spirits. last year, sip & savor raised and donated $25,000 to kma. the popular mix-and-mingle fundraiser allows guests the opportunity to indulge in an interactive culinary affair by sampling signature restaurants, along with an array of fine wine, champagne and spirits, all while being treated to the musical stylings of michael shulman. doors open at 6 p.m. and tickets are $150 per person. guests will have the opportunity to meet the executive chefs from the restaurants, as well as a bevy of talented sommeliers and beverage professionals. the six wolfgang puck fine dining group restaurants featured at "sip & savor" are: spago at the forum shops at caesars cut at the palazzo lupo by spago at the forum shops at caesars cut at the palazzo lupo by wolfgang puck at bar and grill at downtown summerlin wolfgang puck bar and grill at mgm grand hotel & casino cucina by wolfgang puck at the shops at crystals sip & savor sept. 14th spago at foru

progress or the puck cut out of the progress no basis to say that what this resolution a anniversary binding resolution and if you look at the language it uses supervisor peskin if you've seen this based on your comments this resolution in and of itself this is unlocking the gates and opens up the water shed for recreational assess on its own we're opening up tomorrow and that's not accurate you, you look at the language non-binding policy resolution what it does that urges the puc to do xyz and urges the puc to consider banning assess and urges the puc to evaluate the feasibility of expanding assess it urges the puc to work and collaborative in san mateo county and other agencies it urges the puc to consider possible routes possible routes for public assess so this is no a resolution in and of itself just throws on the impasse but to push the puc to continue others process that frankly is already started to consider and elevate ways to expand public assess in a public way the puc is required to do not a super process for the puc and the public will absolutely be involved in helping

puck finds its way to the avs, nate mcinnon sho off. 4-3 win, keep their hope so alive, and advancing to the next round. avs veteran who is aren't playing in the world cup report for training camp tomorrow. >> spectacular goal there. >> and duchene had 2 for team canada. >>> those activity trackers are

a full year before the puck actually drops. ((christianne klein)) >>> and it's premiere week on cbs. his new show premiering tonight... and the other shows you won't want to miss this week./// <<< news music voice over: "now, live...this is 8 news now at six-thirty." >>> ((christianne klein)) >>> we'll get to those stories in just a moment... but first we're following some breaking news tonight at 6:30. ((paul joncich)) >> metro police confirmed just moments ago... that someone was shot in the parking garage at mccarran. this happened just before six... and police believe this was a >> we have a crew on the scene working to get the latest information... right now the condition of the victim is not known. we'll update you as soon as we learn more./// ((paul joncich)) >>> security is the topic of the day on the campaign trail... after the weekend bombings in new york and new jersey. ((christianne klein)) >> hillary clinton says the attacks show a need for steady leadership... while trump says they're further proof our immigration

it's already time to talk pucks and not just the world cup. hockey season never really goes away kind of like my student loan debt. the team the penguins beat in the eastern conference final dropped the puck on training camp this morning. the tampa bay lightning medical and physical testing as well as a barrage of photo shoots and promoes for the upcoming year. there's a good reason for that. a dozen members to have big club are still in toronto competing in the world cup of hockey. general manager steve yzerman sees their absence as an advantage giving new guys a chance to shine and getting the veterans in game shape. >> you are looking around where's stammen and heady? they're always here, they'll come back and i know they'll get a few days off. but i think u' the guys that were at the world cup when they get back out there, just had a month ahead to prepare and they've had pretournament games and tournament games which are for the most part you know, these are do or die games and they'll be ahead of our guys and i think for our team that's

now she may have brought the puck..... but it was defenseman ian davis bringing the take another look at this hit....the rebels hitting early and often.. setting the tone.... and that directly translated into offense.... seven minutes gone in the first....bryden marsh finds justin battaglia knocking on the backdoor.. rebels take the lead 1-0.... 40 seconds later..its austin shannon on the break... likes his drink from the top shelf... 2-0 u-n-l-v in the blink of an eye...it was 4-0 after one... and the skating rebels improve to 2-0 on the season.. with a 10-3 final... the grass.... rebels soccer playing host to oregon state and look at this view at peter johann memorial field... nothing prettier than old glory in the wind..... to the action... not a lot happening in the first half.. the beavers with some good build up in the 30th minute... they think they have a 1-0 lead.. but the linesman rules offside.. no goal.. we would be knotted at zeros through the first half... but oregon state... would break through in the 80th...

everything's a puck in canada i guess. he was allegedly sneaking them in, then sneaking them out the old-fashioned way. lester lawrence, who is a human version of the goose that laid the golden egg. the case is being heard by justice peter doody. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] for real. so miracles do happen. shouldn't a judge named doody recuse himself from a case of this america right now we'd be carrying every minute of it live on cnn. maybe they're more mature in canada. this does prove what i've always said about canadians, they seem nice but a lot of them have $140 worth of gold up their butts. [ laughter ] i'll keep an eye on this story for you as it develops. i have the internet. speaking of the internet, the internet as you know is both a wonderful and horrible place. a place where people go to share their love and also their hate. well-known people to read some of the not so nice things that are written about them. and we've done it again. it's time for our 10th edition of "celebrities reading mean tweets."

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the puck drops at 7-30. tickets for the upper deck start at just ten dollars. you won't see a lot of action from the starters... the first ?regular season game is october 13th. when we come back, i'll have another check on your tuesday forecast. plus... game on! why it will soon ?pay... to play video games. the y246wy yy6y you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love. so you can find something else to not love. like hearing the sound of your own voice. (softly) like hearing the sound of your own voice. making headlines across america: ?another mass shooting... this time in th randomly shooting ?drivers... injuring at least nine of them. the man was eventually shot and killed by police. they have still not released his identity. they do describe him as a disgruntled lawyer... who recently lost his job. he was wearing military apparel and "nazi" emblems. he had two guns and re shootings happened in front of an apartment complex. six people were shot... the other three were cut by f

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the puck drops in minnesota. at seven o'clock. >> . finally. nicks pick. first up the best. nuggets announce this yesterd it's worth telling you about. mr. finger wag himself will have his number 55 jersey retired. at the pepsi center. during the home opener this year. >> . also note. they plan to wear the throw back rain bow skyline uniform during that game. tickets go on ale friday. love the uniforms. >> . now the worst. tough being vice captain of the u.s. rider cup team. check out the great tiger woods. not included in the photograph you're just the vice captain. no longer a player. >> . tphoeu now now he's having a laugh about washington is broken. a blatant case of special interests buying influence in washington. a draft bill by scott tipton s largely written by tipton's biggest campaign contributor. even worse, tipton's plans threaten thousands of recreation industry jobs. gail schwartz will protect colorado's public lands, jobs, and our rural way of life. gail schwartz -- independent leadership for colorado. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this

's back -- >>> the coyotes had their first day back to school as the media dropped the puck on training camp. the coyotes will have lots of new young faces on this team including their general manager expecting big things out of this team. right, shane doan? that's his expectations. that's our expectations. we understand that's maybe unrealistic but that's going to be our goal. we want to find ways to win every night. >> much more on the coyotes tonight at 10:00. twenty-first season for shane doan. 20 here in the valley. he feels younger, though. >> you just don't see that in sports anymore. that's amazing. >> very rare. great guy. >>> up next on how a special girl is living >>> the blacklist makes its return to nbc in tonight's premier, many of the loose ends from last season coming to focus. but into blacklist fashion, the story also becomes more complicated. catch the blacklist tonight at >>> finally a 5-year-old little girl from right here in the valley is living out her dream. it's all thanks to make a wish. veronica has a life-threatening heart condition but she left for disney wo

for the puck. but what we're going to show is, how you guys actually figure out to the ice because you do hand paint. i will spring sprinkle a little bit of chalk down construction chalk, blue chalk. you're going to take your bouncer your you're going to spread this chalk around. and we're going to have a line exposed underneath here. and that's what will show up and am paint inside the lines. giant stencil down, tiny little holes pricked into it on the ice. they poor this chalk down. so god, tom. hit okay >> don't need much. don't need much. i come through with this. and this is called pouncing. i'm learning a new word. a word i know obviously. but this is a new technique i'm learning. so once they do this, going through there. then we have the stencil, right? >> was we do after you pounced entire pattern or pattern founded we will pick it up carry it off piece by piece and expose look at that blue line. that you just pounced. lines. that easy. paint inside the lines after after you've directly po

another puck of moisture over night. will bring morning rain to aspen beaver creek. continuing towards edwards. cooler 60s in the mountains. because of the rain coming in tonight. and up and over the area. early tomorrow morning. don't be surprised here in denver. if you wake up and there's a little bit of fog. over all we're looking at warm day. 84. good chance of scattered storms especially south. fewer storms. sunday monday looking great. for a long holiday weekend. back to work with one or two storms. and then wednesday and thursday in the comfortable lower 80s. >> really not a bad way to end out the unofficial end of the summer season. >> . head to the pool one last time. barbecue weather. >> this story right here. >> . caught on a wild encounter in southern california. news helicopters discover 3 bears feeling just right. >> swimming pool outside of la. in addition to the swimming session. they went through the dumpster. and broke the back door of the home. and the bears were scared away when the dog spotted them. and haven't been seen since. >> these are grill

the puck sized to thank you. you may find a little disturbed the video were about to show you. squirrels that consumption. from family has one after fourtf of students who are hit by cars fortunately, there okay enough to show you this but it's terrifying to see. we will show coming out. i saw the same thing happened yesterday. s and your editor they give you ag choice of which youi want towan welcome back. this is him being released from jail in san jose, california.a he served for three months of a six-monthl sentence for raping a woman thing conscience. he wasp released on good behavior. he's expected to return to his hometown and register for offender as life. you can anticipate there was was out there.di in the meantime, front to warn you this next story isis disturbing we should the video as we are going to the breakin e students are okay to step videot showing being hit by vehiclese after getting off the scope in austin, texas it is a prolific p 17 -year-old was struck by a team driver.am and that incident the school in the car was going so fast. they have their stop sig

a 14-year-old is expaalexander perez puck walkede victim and began to beat him and forced him into the house were he continued to beat the man. police arrived but the victim did not want to go to the hospital. >> and the mayor says it will seusewageproblem. >> just three weeks ago wastewater was flowing from this treatment facility and into the neighborhood surrounding it and that has set off the latest sewage spill crisis here. and neighbors are really frustrated. the mayor sat down with us today a day after city councilmembers laid into him, threatening to call for a special attorney if transparency did not improve. more than 150 million gallons of sewage poured from the plant during hurricane hermine, and he says on the table are seven-day work weeks for city employees or opening the shuttered treatment plant, but some homeowners are leaders right now. >> it's going to take a lot of money and time, we are going do seseven days a week where we ca, instead of five. we have to increase capacity. >> they are letting us down, we are going to be victims of a flood and they know about it a

booth: come on, move the puck, wendell! move it! move the puck! bray: up here, booth. up here! ooh! back on d. pick 'em up, on d, pick 'em up. brennan: go, booth! (whooping) go, booth! come on! kill 'em, booth! brennan: oh! wow! what did he do that for? it's what booth does. keeps the other team honest. he's what you call an enforcer. what, like law enforcement? yeah, okay. well, let's go with that. (grunting) booth: oh, what was that? what about the cross-check? ref, are you blind? pass it! i'm open! pass it! i'm open! pick him off! yeah! (whistle blows)

. >>> team usa dropping the puck against europe in the world cup of hockey. the latter starts the scoring in the first. past quick. it was still 1-0 in the second. both american defensemen pinch. that's going to be trouble. 2 on 0, and no chance for quick. team europe starts group play with a bang, blanking usa3-00. not the start the u.s. wanted. but if they beat canada, think all will be forgiven. >> thank you, sir. we'll be right back. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. he's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot. y, a fraud. he's not a serious adult. i can't vote for donald trump given the things that he said. trump should not be supported. i believe he's disqualified himself to be president. >>> if you love tattoos, or just want to admire the artwork of tattoo artists, the tampa convention center is a place you need to be this weekend. more than 200 artists from around the world are showing off talents annual tampa tattoo arts convention. you can check it out tonight, or tomorrow. >> going with that louisville tattoo right here. >> i mig

puck finds its way to the avs, nate mcinnon sho off. 4-3 win, keep their hope so alive, and advancing to the next round. avs veteran who is aren't playing in the world cup report for training camp tomorrow. >> spectacular goal there. >> and duchene had 2 for team canada. >>> those activity trackers are >>> spotty rain showers in colorado on this wednesday and the mouz. for the weekend -- mountains. for the weekend, rain in parts of the high country will be turning to snow! chris spears is live in georgetown with the mobile weather lab. hard to believe it's been so mild lately. >> reporter: and 90 degrees in denver, monday and tuesday. by the end of the week, wait till you see ed's 5-day forecast. let me show you this fall color. we're at the overlook eastbound looking in georgetown in the higher elevations, earlier on our drives up here, look at this video, rob mcclure i ran through a handful of intermittent showers on i-70, and we saw some showers brew on the west side and roll over to the east side right on top of us we're recovering a little bit after those quick showers. there goe

the puck drops at 7:30. >>> let's check in with leigh for a check on the weather. >> things are quiet now after the strong thunderstorms yesterday evening. we had a thunderstorm that lasted until 4:00 this morning. now quiet. ift won't be that -- it won't be that muggy and 77 degrees at 8:00, at noon warm at 86. the clouds will build and that's going to lead to another round of after and early evening thunderstorms. about a 40% chance. outside right now in zephyrhills you're not too bad. it's 73 degrees. 76 in bar toe tow, 72 inverness and 80 in st. petersburg. feeling muggy and there's some lingering clouds around. notice through the day this is about 2:30 when we start the see the showers they will be relatively slow moving. they are not pushing east or pushing west. they will just develop on top of you and sort of rain themselves out right on through the evening. this is about 8:15. finally it will clear out over night. there's a smaller rain chance in the morning. tomorrow there will be more of an eastern push to the storms. they will at least be move anything a direction. keeping

the milwaukee admirals are one month away from dropping the puck at their first home game of the seasonthe question is...'will their ?new? home be ? ready'? "so you come in and time you come in." in." the admirals are taking up residence in the uwm panther arena, but not before some major renovations are finished in the historic sports palace. tonight, cbs 58's jacob kittilstad takes a look at the progress of the renovation.....watch for his reports on the cbs 58 news at 9 on the m, wmlw.. and on the news at ten. coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... next at noon, a museum dedicated to a long- part of american history is about to open. we'll give you a peek behind the scenes. and why is the milwaukee bucks mascot jumping around in a 'tutu? ' there's a good reason...and we'll have the 3 it's been 13-years in the planning, and now the smithsonian's national museum of african american history and culture is about to open its doors to the public. officials today gave a sneak preview to cbs this morning. it's located near the national mall in washington dc, and it traces the history of africa

the season ticket deposit cap has been reached more than a year before the team drops the puck. the franchise has received deposits on 16-thousand season tickets. team owner bill foley made a point to thank the fans for the tremendous support. there is now ans interested in becoming season ticket holders.. and a limited number of game-day tickets will be available. live look outside now.. and today's sunshine could be a thing of the past by tomorrow morning. let's turn to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield with the rain chances for the week. tonight...increasing clouds...lows 72 to 75 on the west side of the valley...73 to 77 on the east side. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the southwest to 30 mph after midnight. chance of showers. mostly in san bernardino and mohave counties. highs 81 to 84 on the west side of the valley...83 to 87 on the east side. southwest winds up to 10 mph increasing to south 10 to 20 mph in the afternoon. .tuesday night...mostly cloudy in the evening then becoming partly cloudy. of the valley... but a very disturbing home to some peop

pick up, our game of the week, nordonia$ jackson park, puck and run, getting it into the end zone, back out, even at 7 and then hudson went went up to win it 34-7. moving onto bay village, home of the rockets, taking on holy name, pick up in the second. holy name would get them to the goal line. they set up a goal to go situation. this is 4th and goal after the penalty, are you kidding me. the guy is open and for the score, that's put holy name up >> staying on the west side. west taking on keystone, opening kickoff for the second half, keystone trailing 21-7 to mitchell ko+el/, just get get the ball to mitchell ko+el/. he had blocking. he had a sidelined, everybody in front. a 91 yard touchdown. 21-14. later in the quarter, this is went on to win 28-27. richmond heights taking on kirkland hornets, mostly kirkland tonight, this is joy shaking off a tackle, going in for the touchdown and making it 7-one. kirkland, handing it to one of the lineman. big boy touchdown, they won it 35-14. staying on the east side, harry winters stadium play by conway, hauling in the big ball for mike and chu

the bulls were pucked by the media to win the east division. they lost in a tie break year. great rally. but they have to keep it going. >> absolutely thanks. >>> finally, a dose of absolute cuteness. this little guy was rescued from a storm drain. he will be okay. altogether, aw. >> a good storm story. and the good news, people didn't get hurt. >>> breaking news tonight. monster holiday storms, states of emergency as hermine batters the southeast. torrential rain, flooding, powerful winds, 30 million on alert, all the way up to connecticut. and just >>> soap crackdown, a bombshell from the fda, why it's banning anti-bacterial soap used by millions. >> clinton's fbi files, what she didn't understand about handling classified material and how a concussion impacted her answers. >>> outrage over a former stanford university swimmer now free after serving just three months for sexual assault.

the puck drops at 7:30. >>> coming up on 4:18 what's the forecast, leigh? >> not too bad. still doesn't feel like hockey weather. it's steamy. i've been tracking this area of thunderstorms that's completely gone now. eastern portions of citrus and hernando county had some thunderstorms that lasted well into the over night hours. now a bit muggy when you wake up at 8:00 a.m. at 77 degrees. at noon 86 and at 4:00 p.m. it's 89 degrees. inverness, you're a little comer at 72, verses 77. i checked in with my weather watcher bob in venice and he said 75. there will be some lingering clouds out there this morning and feeling muggy. storms will start to develop just after lunch time and they will be rather slow moving. if you get on the one that may produce a good amount of rain continuing until 8:15 before the evening rain ends. tomorrow morning just a slim rain chance, still summer like out there. storms towards the east. 40% tomorrow. look at temperatures in the morning going down into the low 70s. a little bit of a change but a good one. >>> leslee. >> i promised you a look at

so that was puck haginson, and puck came in and he landed. and the two other guys that were still down on the range, dog called them and said, i need you to come home and buster, which means come home as fast as you possibly can. so they were coming home as quickly as possible, and they were also getting tracked by air traffic control. so when they landed, dog asked them, how much gas do you guys have, and one of them, billy huchison, had just enough gas to be able to take off. because they knew -- air traffic control knew based off radar signals that they had and the trans ponder signals, that they anticipated there was another aircraft. on dog told them, take off and look down the river. they think there is another one coming down the river. billy did a sweep down the south and a sweep down the north and he landed. when he was taking off again when we were taxiing to get airborne. >> we talked with mary matalin who was with vice president cheney, examine sheand she -- and she basically said the vice president had the no kill orders for the

it is not just like pushing a puck and the guy goes down. preach today. the defense, this kid will be there for 60 minutes throwing it and everywhere he can and make him play. so like we said, just about respect and us getting ready to play. >> expensive day for the defense. 9news broncos insider mike klis picks up the tab on the pages of his notebook. >> reporter: after the broncos blasted cam newton in the helmet four times last week, the nfl blasted back at the broncos today, hitting them er wallet. i thought the nfl got it exactly right. first of all, they didn't find von miller or shaq. their hits to the head were deemed accidental. the biggest fine went to brandon marshall who got docked 24 grand. >> i was expecting stew to get more than me. but, i guess his was more justified. i don't know. what you mean? that is some people's salaries after taxes man. that's crazy. >> reporter: safety darian stewart was fined a little more than 18,000. marshall and stewart may think the fines are hefty, but the truth is they got the minimum for first time offender

. >> and has a lot of people talking. 38-year-old weston lawrence stole $180,000 worth of gold pucks. they say he smuggled them out of the mint by putting them up his rear end. prosecutors say that the alarms would sound each time that he tried to pass through, they -- clearly they weren't looking where the sun doesn't behind. >> anchor: didn't think to do that. now they know. >> anchor: now they know. lawrence then traded the gold for cash at a mall in ot ca.-- ottawa. and reported the unusual transaction to police which sparked the criminal investigation. >> anchor: all righty then. >> anchor: on that note. >>> next on news3 at 12:30 an orphaned gi and zookeepers are excited about this. why the baby's new mama wasn't the first choice in trying to find the little guy a mommy. >>> what the public education foundation is doing to honor heroes in our community making the difference in the lives of children. >>> and headed to your next >>> and headed to your next party, morton steakhouse will don't believe... don't believe... don't believe joe heck's attacks. with integrity. as a federal

the puck drops at amalie arena and that means no more pre- season photo shoots, time to hit the ice guys. the lightning take on the hurricanes at 7:30. the bolts are still awaiting many of their players participating in the world cup of hockey. >>> we did have we did have some storms right through the pinellas county area around 1:00, 2:00 this morning. but they have all dissipated. this morning, i left in the chance of a couple showers near the coast. 77degrees at 8:00 a.m. better coverage of rain starts around lunchtime when it's 85 degrees. and then the storms push east of 75 by 4:00 p.m. when it's 89 degrees. and it's cooler out there this morning. not by much but we will take it. 68 in inverness. and an onshore wind flow today which is why i think between now and noon, almost all of the rain along the coast but as the days go on, the storms push east of 75. now, long term, high moisture today for scattered storms and keep the moisture around for wednesday. and most of thursday but some drier less humid air is going to sneak its way in here for friday. just a 20% rain chance. and at

. >>> ready or not, sharks fans, the puck is about to drop. >> seems like only yesterday we were cheeringthe san jose sharks in theirs first stanley cup finals. today in san jose the sharks are opening up training camp and will hold a media day event. the nhl regular season starts october 12th. >> lays up your skates. in the meantime it's starting to feel cooler outside. anthony slaughter joining us with a look at your weather. cold temperatures. >> you'll need the jacket this morning just like you did yesterday. no fog at the coastline, but we will see some develop as the morning goes along. we'll check that and the weekend coming up. >>> over here, dublin westbound 580 has a lot of headlights, but it's moving well. we'll talk about how that commute is shaping up friday morning. >>> plus, finding a spot in the south bay town may get a little easier. what leaders for los gatos decided last night to ease the parking burden. growing up.. it's just sad oc: trt: it's justadlaura/cont.o violence erupts in a berkeley neighborhood. what we've learned ove >>> it's just sad. >> violence erupts in

tyler johnson will sit this one out, but he is still pretty stoked for preseason pucks. >> we love playing these games. practice. you can battle each other all you want. but in games, it is a whole different ball game. so, we are looking forward to the preseason. i think we have all been waiting for it. i just can't wait for tonight's game. >> if you stayed up to watch the rays game, you went to bed disappointed unless you love rain delays like steve. in which case, you do. todd frazier with the solo home run. that was the only offense. the white sox win it. they will go for a four-game sweep of chris archer is looking to avoid his 20th loss. if he lose to night, he will be the second pitch er in the last 35 years. >> he has had a very difficult year. >> he has. >> so much potential. >> don't want to stick it with number 20. >> all right. >> wow. >> thank you very much. >> and that's the news for now. don't go anywhere. nbc nightly news is next followed by newschannel8 at 7:00. >> i'll be there. steve jerve will be there. you can join josh benson and jenn holloway at 8:00 on great >>> toni

getting water into faults that you're basically turning the air on an air hockey table and getting the puck to move around. in this case we're getting pressure changes along faults. they already want to move, and you are just allowing it to have the ability to move a little easier. >> so regulators have actually shut down some of the disposal wells around the pawnee area. do you think the wells need to be shut down permanently? is there any sort of solution? >> well, one thing that they're going to need to deal with. as price of oil comes back up, they're going to have to try to figure out if they can proactively manage these instead of doing it on a reactive basis because the operators are trying to do the right thing, but it's managing -- can we see these coming before they hit us as opposed to trying to react. >> how would you change how the fracking is being done? is there something that would allow it to be less of an issue? is there another way to do it? is it too expensive? how does it work? >> injections is one of your cheapest ways to go. you're disposing of water at 50 cents a bar

. >> that is what the coach's philosophy to play a faster paced hockey, when you have the puck and you can dictate. as opposed to when you are trying to get it back. >> joe: two of the b's best players, david creche recovering he is optimistic he will be ready for opening night. >> working for a long time and making sure that is possible this whole time. in good handsant the opener is a realistic goal. never know what is happening and we'll see. >> i will be almost five months pretty soon. and before the surgery, five months, kind of like that, a i'm close. not there yet but i'm close. and patriots rolling against the texans and rob gone crow ski, and right now they are leading 27-0 late in fourth quarter. that's sports. and jimmy with what is next on the tonight show. >> hugh jackman is my guest tonight. >>> patriots beating the texans 27-0. jacoby with his first start in the gillette stadium. a big night tonight. the texans are shut out tonight, first time since 2015. the rookie winning big tonight. 27-0. look what happens, we can keep winning. right? yan schulteis, frank always drea

the lightning dropped the puck december speat being a dozen players and one head coach short, and they see it >> and you're looking around. they're always here. so from that sense it is a little different. i think you'll find for all of the guys at the world cup, when they get back out there, they have had time to prepare and pretournament games and tournament game for the most part are do or die games. they'll be ahead of our guys and for our team i think that is advantage. >>> finally, the rays wrapping yankees. brad miller singles home logan forsythe. thanks to a solid start from blake snell, it was still 1-6 in the -- 1-0 in the sixth. home run number 23 for c.d. the rays shut out the yanks. tampa bay has three home games remaining friday, saturday, sunday, all against the boston red sox. so if you have been waiting all year to go out to a rays' game, the clock is ticking. >> it is good to see a spoiler every once in a while, and that's what that was there. >> if you're that was a big win for the rays. that put a tager in them. >> i heard that. >> thank you. >> we'll be right back

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the puck drop saturday night at the stable as the new look cedar rapids roughriders get set to begin their anderson cup defense. 16 y carlson's team 140 games a year ago but did not make it past the first round of playoffs. the lessons learned from a season ago are a few of the things that carlson and his returners hope to pass on to a large rookie class. >> we had the highest number of new players we've had. we are excited and getting better every day. >> there are a lot of positives >> in the end it's just another game and that's what we tell them. >> one other note the writers pay tribute to long-term sportscaster bob brooks. brooks was a mainstay at the stable since its opening in 2000 and that familiar tape recorder had a front row seat at today's press conference. kirkwood looking for their fourth straight win tonight. erica armstron defensive and eagles take the first set. they jumped to the second alex minor for jumping for points. that is a check of sports. >> it's been a very active evening here especially in the north. we have issues to deal with in terms of flash flooding

e puck drops at amalie arena and that means no more pre- season photo shoots, time to hit the ice guys. the lightning take on the hurricanes at 7:30. the bolts are still awaiting many of their players participating in the world cup of hockey. and ironically, leigh, didn't we have lightning this morning? >> we. did a lot of lightning yesterday even. and we even had some around 2 :00, 3:00 this morning. >>> at this point, everything is dry. i will leave in the small chance for a coastal shower but the rest of you waking up comfortable, 77 degrees at 8:00 a.m. the rain chance up to 30% starting at lunchtime. 85degrees, a few thunderstorms. and then the storms push east i mentioned you're cooler, look at this, zephyrhills, 67. 72 in winter haven. and 69 degrees in apollo beach. with onshore wind i put the rain chance near the coast and around 11:00 or noon. and after that though, the coverage of rain is going to get better. and we will get stronger thunderstorms. and all the rain will basically push east of 75. wanted to give you a long range forecast. high moisture for the storms today. a

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