by friday 5am, rain chances peak at 42% and will hold elevations 7800 ft and above. we may extend rain into early back into the valley. breaking news at this hour.. metro is outside a 7-11 near maryland parkway and reno....investigating a shooting. we're told a man is fighting for his life right now. from new york showing snow fallling! this is in buffalo... very different from our weather here in vegas.... nats: i"m going to open the a rush hour panic in boston forced passengers to jump out windows and break doors! cell phone video shows the dramatic scene last night on the subway system in boston... some people who were able to escape them tried to break open doors to get other people out. officials say the train's motor overheated causing the smoke. this happened just a few hundred yards from where the boston marathon bombs went off...that's wh panic. fortunately, everyone will be o- k...three people have minor injuries. a commerical pilot is in police custody this morning after he's accused of being too drunk to fly. passengers were boarding the delta flight in so

the remnants of hurricane seymour coming onto shore between san francisco and los angeles, rain chances are peaking between 5am this morning until 4pm this afternoon. the best chances for rain within that window will be 4pm. much like monday, wet roads with local minor flooding and/or pooling will be an issue. please take it easy on your commute within, into, or out of the las vegas valley. both screens up like this they get real time info from drivers and then they can merge the 2 monitors rtc has a partnership with waze all of construction projects are given every construction project happening at that time breaking overnight.... hit by a car.... now we're getting new information on what led up to the crash...near harmon and koval. police tell us a newly installed custom steering whell separated from the column....that led the driver to hit the pedestrian. fortuately the car was traveling slowly...and the person hit has non- life threatening injuries. no word if the driver will be cited. their apartment-- as police try taken too soon. everybody loved her she's so nice so cool so sweet and she jus

by friday 5am, rain chances peak at 42% and will hold through the afternoon. along with the rain, wind will and high temperatures fall between 77 and 82 degrees. we may extend rain into early saturday morning but this is dependent on how fast the front will move through the valley. winds will continue through the weekend; getting strong into sunday. 10-20 mph winds will be common with gusts ranging between 20 and 30 mph through the weekend. by monday/ halloween, mainly sunny skies return and the first lady michelle obama campaign together for the first time today. we have not been able to validate the stolen documents that show how donors to the clinton foundation were encouraged to hire former president bill clinton for lucrative speaking engagements.... on the other side of the aisle.. you'll remember trump feuded with the parents of army captain humayan khan, the muslim soldier killed in iraq. trump says he has great respect for the family... but. "had if i were president at be alive today." the khan family says that comment was cruel. "there's no sincerity

shore between san francisco and los angeles, rain chances are peaking between 5am this morning until 4pm this afternoon. the best chances for rain within that window will be between the hours of 11am and 4pm. much like monday, wet roads and/or pooling will be an issue. please take it easy on your commute within, into, or out of the las vegas valley. while it rains in the city, higher elevations are looking at another shot for snowfall. traces to a light dusting look possible at 7800ft and above on the spring around 25 mph will be common in the valley and gusts around 40 mph on lee canyon. high temperatures will hold in the upper 70s and lower 80s through the weekend along with breezy to windy conditions by sunday. also to note, another weather system is moving into the valley by sunday. as it stands chances for rain night into monday morning but this may change moving through the weekend. mainly sunny skies are still expected monday afternoon into the next work week with low to mid 70s for highs and winds mild. here at 13 action news we want annual coats for kids drive is underway. we

by friday 5am, rain chances peak at 40% and will hold through the afternoon. wide spread showers with possible thunder will be possible along with snow to elevations 9000 ft and above. along with the rain, wind will the upper 70s. the rain seizes into early saturday morning with more sun planned to start off the weekend. sunday another disturbance will pass to our north. the rain with this system is not looking very organized so the rain potential is very small right now. even in the higher elevations it is not looking great. winds will pick back up sunday afternoon. by monday/ halloween, mainly sunny skies return and the winds will die down through the evening. by this time, the front will have moved well to the east and allowed for cool air to filter back into the valley. mid 70s will be common monday with lower 70s tuesday and wednesday. trick-or-treating times on monday (7pm to 10pm) will be in the upper 60s and lower 70s and winds between 5 and 15 mph with mainly clear skies . here at 13 action news we want annual coats for kids drive is underway. we're pa

by friday 5am, rain peak at 40% and will hold through the afternoon. wide spread showers with possible thunder will be possible along with snow to elevations 9000 ft and above. along with the rain, wind will pick up to breezy conditions and high temperatures fall into the upper 70s. the rain seizes into early saturday morning with more sun planned to start off the weekend. sunday another disturbance will pass to our north. the rain with this system is not looking very organized so even in the higher elevations it is not looking great. winds will pick back up sunday afternoon. by monday/ halloween, mainly sunny skies return and the winds will die down through the day into a mild wind by the evening. by this time, the front will have moved well to the east and allowed for cool air to filter back into the valley. mid 70s will be common monday with lower 70s tuesday and wednesday. trick-or-treating times on monday (7pm to 10pm) will be in the upper 60s and lower 70s with mainly clear skies from contact 13... the f-c-c voted today to adopt rules giving you t

by friday 5am, rain chances peak at 40% and will hold through the afternoon. wide spread showers with along with snow to elevations 9000 ft and above. along with the rain, wind will pick up to breezy conditions and high temperatures fall into the upper 70s. the rain seizes into early saturday morning with more sun planned to start off the weekend. sunday another disturbance will pass to our north. the rain with this system is not right now. even in the higher elevations it is not looking great. winds will pick back up sunday afternoon. by monday/ halloween, mainly sunny skies return and the winds will die down through the day into a mild wind by the evening. by this time, the front will have moved well to the east and allowed for co back into the valley. mid 70s will be common monday with lower 70s tuesday and wednesday. trick-or-treating times on monday (7pm to 10pm) will be in the upper 60s and lower 70s suspicious.... when he gets his car.... back from the dealership... find out what he says spotted on his dash cam video after a tow truck driver picks it up.

by friday 5am, rain chances peak at 40% and will hold through the afternoon. wide spread showers with possible thunder will be possible along with snow to elevations 9000 ft and above. along with the rain, wind will pick up to breezy conditions and high temperatures fall into the upper 70s. we're following some new build an nfl stadium in las vegas involving a possible deal- breaker. more on that in a moment. first.. a look at part of the economic impact the stadium could have on las vegas 'if' it's built. 13 action news reporter david schuman explains what the new stadium would mean to minorities in the valley. no doubt about it -- las vegas is excited at the possibility of getting the high- flying raiders football team. but beyond the football...who's going stadium? who's going to build it? raquel simpson hopes she can be part of the answer to that. 11:14:21 raquel simpson "women do construction. i'm out there in the heat with my hard hat and my tool belt just like the men. and i told them i don't want to pop bubblegum or file my nails. raquel was in prison f

dccc is responsible shore between san francisco and los angeles, rain chances are peaking between 5am this morning until 4pm this afternoon. the best chances for rain within that window will be between the hours of 11am and 4pm. much like monday, wet roads with local minor flooding and/or pooling will be an issue. commute within, into, or out of the las vegas valley. while it rains in the city, higher elevations are looking at another shot for snowfall. traces to a light dusting look possible at 7800ft and above on the spring mountains. winds will also be picking up; 10 to 15 mph winds with gusts around 25 mph will be common in the valley and gusts around 40 mph on lee canyon. high temperatures will hold in the upper 70s and lower 80s through the weekend along with breezy to windy conditions by sunday. also to note, another weather system is moving into the valley by sunday. as it stands chances for rain are looking good for sunday night into weekend. mainly sunny skies are still expected monday afternoon into the next work week with low to mid 70s for highs and winds mild. pbr is bac

with the remnants of hurricane seymour coming onto shore angeles, rain chances are peaking between 5am this morning until 4pm this afternoon. the best chances for rain within that window will be between the hours of 11am and 4pm. much like monday, wet roads with local minor flooding and/or pooling will be an issue. please take it easy on your commute within, into, or out of the las vegas valley. while it rains in the city, higher elevations are looking possible at 7800ft and above on the spring mountains. winds will also be picking up; 10 to 15 mph winds with gusts around 25 mph will be common in the valley and gusts around 40 mph on lee canyon. high temperatures will hold in the upper 70s and lower 80s through the weekend along with breezy to windy conditions by sunday. also to note, another weather system is moving into the valley by sunday. as it stands chances for rain are looking good for sunday this may change moving through the weekend. mainly sunny skies are still expected monday afternoon into the next work week with low to mid 70s for highs and winds mild. good morning las ve

by friday 5am, rain chances peak at 42% and will hold through the afternoon. wide spread showers with possible thunder will be possible along with snow to elevations 7800 ft and above. pick up to breezy conditions and high temperatures fall between 77 and 82 degrees. we may extend rain into early saturday morning but this is dependent on how fast the front 10-20 mph winds will be common with gusts ranging between 20 and 30 mph through the weekend. by monday/ halloween, mainly sunny skies return and the winds will die down through the day into mild winds by the evening. by this time, the front will have moved well to the east and allowed for cool air to filter trick-or-treating times on winds between 5 and 15 mph with mainly clear skies. an old fire station is coming back to life! sometime next spring. the fire station originally opened in 19-62 and closed in 20-10. it's being renovated and will help first responders better serve that area. students and parents at beatty elementary say they're fed up with the classes getting too big-- and they'll be making their

by friday 5am, rain chances peak at 42% and will hold through the afternoon. possible thunder will be possible along with snow to elevations 7800 ft and above. along with the rain, wind will and high temperatures fall between 77 and 82 degrees. we may extend rain into early saturday morning but this is dependent on how fast the front will move through the valley. wi day into mild winds by the evening. mid 70s will be common monday with lower 70s tuesday and wednesday. trick-or-treating times on monday (7pm to 10pm) will be in the upper 60s and lower 70s and all kids in las vegas to be able to stay warm this winter so our annual coats and once again this year, our partner is tropical smoothie. please donate gently used or smoothie dot com. thanks to the salvation army. as the temperatures start to get colder, they'll distribute the coats to families in need. and a big thanks to tropical smoothie cafe, a proud sponsor of action news and this community project. a new study highlights the according to the global gender gap report--- women spend about 50 minutes mor

by friday 5am, rain chances peak at 40% and will through the afternoon. wide spread showers with possible thunder will be possible along with snow to elevations 9000 ft and above. along with the rain, wind will pick up to breezy conditions and high temperatures fall into the upper 70s. the rain seizes into early saturday morning with more sun planned to start off the weekend. sunday another disturbance will pass to our north. the rain with this system is it is not looking great. winds will pick back up sunday afternoon. a couple of automakers that promised high mpg's are now writing some big checks for not delivering. up next.. details on a settlement that involved nevada.. and several other states. and... at -6- 13 action news has a special report from colorado.... ahead of the big vote in nevada..... on recreational marijuana. we're following the money.... have.... on nevada. new on action news live at six we've got a choice to make. jacky rosen wants to build an economy that works for all of us, creating good jobs, expanding solar energy, and improving

we're going to go ahead and top this right when the rain is at its peak. the winds die down? no. they actually reintensify. sometimes, that can pose a little bit in the way of problems. we go forward through the period. we've got wind and rain to deal with early on, and then the rain tapers off later. >> wind concerns as well. 7:00 a.m., we'll be back. tomorrow night at 8:00. thank you for joining us this evening. but it's bulky. and can it take a beating? how did you break it again? roller derby. hip-checked. there's a rematch next week. snarling clementine has to be there. that's me. okay. so what color should the cast be? orange. orange is good. yeah, i like orange. it's kinda my thing. at john muir health, we know how big the little things can be. john muir health. be heard. >> this is a look behind the scenes of a television station. >> music >> kron4 >> the backstory >> day 81 >> will: there's a massive 4alarm fire in santa clara right now. >> will: so, my photographer just showed up. >>will: this is breaking news and we have to make the top of the five o' clock. >> will: it

with the remnants of hurricane seymour coming onto shore angeles, rain chances are peaking between 5am this morning until 4pm this afternoon. the best chances for rain within that window will be between the hours of 11am and 4pm. much like monday, wet roads with local minor flooding and/or pooling will be an issue. commute within, into, or out of the las vegas valley. while it rains in the city, higher elevations are looking at another shot for snowfall. traces to a light dusting look possible at 7800ft winds will also be picking up; 10 to 15 mph winds with gusts around 25 mph will be common in the valley and gusts around 40 mph on lee canyon. high temperatures will hold in the upper 70s and lower 80s through the weekend along with breezy to windy conditions by sunday. also to note, another weather system is moving into the sunday. as it stands chances for rain are looking good for sunday night into monday morning but this may change moving through the weekend. halloween parties are getting underway around the valley.. and we know about one of the safest places on the 'trick or treat.'

high temperatures look to peak between 83 and rain maker moves in. by as early as thursday night, our trough, now turned into a cold front, will interact with las vegas; giving the valley a rain chance around 20% by 10pm thursday night. as we move into friday morning, rain chances spike and hold at 40% with the mountains at a 70% chance for rain and a decent shot for more snow, ice, and ice/rain mix. wide spread showers ranging drizzle to heavy rain will be common. possible thunder and lightning is plausible and will be monitored closely. by saturday late morning, rain chance should be less than 10% but mostly sunny to partly sunny skies will hold through the weekend. temperatures fall to the mid and upper 70s and hold into the winds will be breezy to gusty by sunday and back to breezy conditions monday morning. winds should lighten up by halloween afternoon. we want to get to that manhunt for a female robber in florida. the woman reportedly robbing three people at gun-point. and even though police say the victims turned over their belongings the wom

high temperatures look to peak es and then our next rain maker moves in. by as early as thursday night, our trough, now turned into a las vegas; giving the valley a rain chance around 20% by 10pm thursday night. as we move into friday morning, rain chances spike and hold at 40% with the mountains at a 70% chance for rain and a decent shot for more snow, ice, and possible thunder and lightning is plausible and will be monitored closely. by saturday late morning, rain chance should be less than 10% but mostly sunny to partly next work week including halloween. winds will be breezy to gusty by sunday and back to bre conditions monday morning. winds should lighten up by a 16-year-old boy is fighting for his life after being shot outside a middle school in sandy, utah--which is a suburb of salt lake. it happened yesterday as classes got out. police took a 14-year-old student into custody. confrontation. this morning, an investigation continues on that deadly accident at an australian amusement park. and now we're hearing from a witness who saw the horror unfold

rain. foliage is peaking right now across northern england. lots of color in central new england. really a spectacular fall weekend on the way. saturday, definitely be cooler of the two days. temperature similar to today, that without the winds. sunday, look at that. that southwesterly wind doing its thing, warming up close to 70. a little warm air coming for the first half of next week. erika: all right, great, cindy. thanks so much. exposing tricks grocery stores use to get you to spend more. first -- shake off your produce. not only does that mist sprayed on them entice shoppers to buy , but apparently it also adds weight, causing you to pay more at the checkout counter. every penny counts, right? next go for frozen. buying meats, breads and fruits and veggies in the frozen food section will help keep more money in your wallet. and don't be fooled by one-stop consumer experts say prices on toys and school supplies are increased by as much as 75% at the grocery store. here's a tip to save money at the electronics store. don't knock over 4 televisions. the outside corporate inter

peak in the mountains above big sur, not easy to get to. easy to get to salinas, only picked up 10/100 of an inch of rain. anderson peak is almost 45 miles away. it picked up almost 60 times as much rain. that's the benefit of lift, ladies and gentlemen. you just squeeze the moisture out of the clouds, by the time it gets to salinas not much left. as we look at the bay bridge with kind of a ragged sky behind it, as we approach sunset, concord, 65 degrees. oakland the same. we're all in the low to mid- 60s. and on the futurecast you can see the showers move through tonight, tomorrow morning, north bay a few scattered showers, and those are work their way through the rest of the bay area in the early going on monday, but the focus tomorrow will be north bay for much of the rest of the bay area it's going to be beautiful. all of this has rinse out the atmosphere for the first time this season. the visibilities will be crackling clear. it would be great to go to the top of mount diablo. they say you can on unusually clear days, which we'll be getting on monday and tuesday. after a few more showers tonight we'l

rain. again some snow in the higher peaks. i think we continue to see that trend on and off throughout the day tomorrow. most of the day in the city just a mixture of squads and sunshine but once we get closer to sunset or so if you have the storms could push up the photos a 20 percent chance you see something if anything comes through it should be relatively night in nature. tomorrow evening, things begin to change. quite drastically actually as a cold front drops in from the north. highs by wednesday may only make it into the upper 50s. a big drop off. other warm air locked in for tomorrow. it retreats to the south a cold very long. the retreats quickly back to the north allowing the warm air to return by the time we get into thursday. we are right back to near 70 by the time we get into the day on friday. fifty-three tonight partly that his guys. tomorrow a mix of clouds and sun late a shower possible. a seven-day forecast is is dropping down quickly once we get into the day on wednesday. 58 degrees better. our low tonight

we'll see a chance for a little rain, snow on the peaks, but we're dry. around 3:30 from boulder to denver, mostly sunny. dry through tonight and then into tomorrow morning, we'll likely we have a weak cold front that will swing through. so temperatures will start to drop a bit this ?pper 60s tomorrow on tuesday, and then a little cooler on wednesday. low 60s at that point. look at the rest of the week. yesterday as we were tracking these fronts, weak fronts, we were hoping for a little rain, but this looks too dry. close to 70 again jason by friday. no rain or snow. >> fall continues. >>> we had windy conditions to be driving -- i-80 is restricted to the light trailers. they don't want anybody driving up there because the blow over risk is great. take a look at i-70 and the lanes picked up. heading towards dia, 10 to 15 minutes wait time. take a look at the overall drive. 270 moving along time. eastbound i-76 closed down at 96th avenue. it should be picked up as we're speaking and the westbound we have to deal with the construction problem. we'll see a n

high temperatures look to peak between 83 and 88 degrees and then our next rain maker moves in. happening right now-- police want you to be on high alert... murder suspect from oklahoma could be heading here... and metro says he's believed to be armed and dangerous. michael vance is accused of killing his aunt and uncle , shooting 4 others-- two of them, police officers. you may remeber he facebook lived his getaway. "see that's a ing gun. that's the real deal. (butted with) "see i'm bleeding.. that's where police shot me." metro tells us they were here. police believe he's driving a silver mitsubishi elclipse with oklahoma license plate "9-4-3-l-q-q." investigators believe he has a hitlist and may intend to kill up to 8 more people. vance's rampage began on sunday when police say he shot two officers at a mobile home park. this morning... we're hearing from one of the officers wounded in the shootout. jim avila: so it was like a gunfight in the movies? jimmy hampton: yeah at one point we both stood u was shooting at me and i was shooting at him. officer jimmy hampton says when

rain chance. tonight will be the peak of the meteor shower. degrees right now in zephyrhills. 55 brooksville. north port 67. it is another pleasant mild morning with the 10 percent rain chance and temperatures running a degree or 2 above average. on friday a cold front moves into the southeast. cross hour winds will pick up slightly throughout the day ahead of this front. i don't expect this front. 86 today, 80 for tomorrow, 70s and 50s this weekend. >>> we're looking forward to nice weather. we have pretty nice traffic as well. i-4 looks wonderful also i 75 coming through pasco county looks very good as well. we have good drive in the suncoast area. we are free of any collisions. 301 and i 75 looks pretty good. we do have lingering clearing up right now. we did have some of the exit ramps that are clear but on university underneath i 75 he still may see a lane or 2 blocks. that is a look at weather and traffic on the 8s. >>> store been -- brand credit cards have peeling incentives -- appealing incentives. coming up we look at how these off. >> don't forget to follow me on social media this mo

outside as you look with me, we have blue skies beginning to peak through. seeing rain showers still falling ck valley. abc 15 doppler still pretty quiet. pockets of heavy rain moving off to the northeast and also out to the east of apache junction. a z that moves to the northeast, here's what fell in those rain gauges today. look at mesa, near a half an inch of rainfall. we'll talk more about rain we go into tomorrow. more coming up. >>> breaking news on that train crash in new jersey. one of the two data recorders recovered from the wreckage turns out was not working the day of the crash. what you're looking at just released from the ntsb as soon as they got to the train station for that investigation. >>> all we know about this video, a driver of a hummer pulled over for a traffic violation allegedly got busted with a bunch of weapons too. this is ne campbell. the driver was taken away in handcuffs but that's all the information police have given us so far. >>> back to decision 2016. front page in new york times is major. it claims donald trump may have transformed a

rain and snow. they're around 89 miles per hour through pike's peak with gusts at 62 miles per hour in colorado city. rain showers will quickly die out. thdo we have a dry day in store for us this afternoon, 78 degrees, 75 greeley, 73 fort collins with 80s and 90s in the eastern plains. winds will be out of the west to the north. into this afternoon it will be gusty. winds die down tonight and we >>> about 1/3 of teens are getting behind the wheel while drowsy. according to a study by liberty mutual 32% of teens say they sometimes struggle to stay awake while driving. almost one in ten have dozed off. that's a scary thought. help teens manage their busy schedules. they can also remind teens to ask for a ride if they're too tired to drive. >>> streets can be a mean place but they can be even meaner to women. a new shelter is opening next year providing 150 beds to homeless women in northeast dinner. they'll have access to emergency and extended shelter. samaritan's house shelter will be near monaco parkway and smith road. >> there is a heart breaking crisis on the streets of denver, single women expe

the rain moves out. even some peaks of sun but look at the temperatures. only in the low 50s. so significantly cooler tomorrow. grab a jacket instead of of an umbrella as you head out. chilly monday night and stay extended forecast. tuesday for the first game. that high is in the afternoon. remember first pitch is late in the evening. i think the game will be in the 40s but dry. let's talk about wednesday. cloudy skies all day. maybe rain on the radar. i don't think it's going to fall other than sprinkles. any rain on wednesday comes in after 10:30. so that could be late in the game. though the heavier rain arrives playable. i don't think there will be an issue there the one concern, it could get breezy and really chilly. again, wednesday's game likely in the 40s as well. typical for this time of year. >> the lows tuesday and wednesday, a low of 40 with, layer up. >> absolutely. you need the gloves and thicker jacket. you're not moving around, you're just sitting there so 48 feels cold >> i like that. >>> the brown, 0-7 after today. the news getting worse now in the quarterbac

rain yet. where they are peaking, the weather will be nicest. kit god has the most clouds. all of us have beautiful weather to enjoy on monday. there's the seven day. nice weather coming up. we will have much more for you. ben: not bad for october. turns out his runny nose was because of a five-inch long stick, stuck in his nose for months. newscenter 5's antoinette antonio explains how vets were able to help the dog. >> so he was chasing a rabbit and he followed a rabbit into a little wood lot and came out shortly thereafter after acting strange. aixa: -- antoinette: >>'s nose was bleeding, so being a good pet owner, mark took him to the vet. they flushed his nose d but after nearly 6 months, rex still had a runny nose, was sneezing, and just not acting like himself. that's when mark and rex were referred to blue pearl in grand rapids, who had an idea of what might be going on. >> he had a very acute or sudden onset of sneezing after running into the woods so therefore a foreign body is highest on our list of possibilities. antoinette you'd think finding a : five inch stic

rain. these folks from lee peak actually showed dusting of snow on the spring mountains. lee canyon says that snow hit elevations at above 10,000 feet and above. a sign of things to come. >> yeah. news 3 is your weather authority. we're gonna check in with chloe. we had rain but nothing like the the seasons. more rain than the snow. it's nice to see the dusting of snow on the mountains. if you haven't taken your winter gear out, you probably should. we'll see another chance for some more rain activity in the valley later on this week. here's what happened earlier today just in case you were under a rock and you missed it. but look at that. quite a spectacular movie over the last few hours. if you agree, was this dynamite sunset lighting up the sky. a viewer caught this. thank you, debra. she took this between a few houses in the valley. absolutely gorgeous. if you have more pictures send them to us through facebook, twitter and even burst. outside we're still seeing a fair amount of clouds outside. however, conditions have calmed down pretty significant i significantly ea

in the prior peaks the mountains, unless in the light rain important what happens for the union must be in the city will include a mixture of cloud and sunshine. tomorrow. see a few showers to off in the foothills and into the lower elevations. a small chance of it comes by your neighborhood only 20 percent shot. should be. late in nature. state were down to about the 3 degrees. mountain brain and higher peaks the otherwise these should die down and a mild point for this time of use the kids have a nic start when they get off the bus and the rain showers could kick in the time we get closer to sunset with highs tomorrow and almost in the same ballpark as we work today. mid 70s and east 50s and '60s and 1376 and 74 spot for number on the west side of town. seventy-five and aurora and 74 in centennial so another beautiful day wednesday and back to 16 and thursday near 80 are pretty on friday and actually i think we hit 80 by sunday afternoon. >> a beautiful weekend. here's look top story right now. gary kubiak is taking a week of after health scare over the weekend. team says he was su

rain. 60s, upper 50s. 45 in truckee. the rainy event in the sierra from the west-southwest. some of the high peaks will have the general rain and there could be isolated thundershowers later if the los scoots through to keep rainfall going today through sunday and on tuesday, things may calm down. 60s and it won't change much with not a huge wind and we will get a break on sunday with a mix of sun and clouds, a hit and miss splash and dash variety. on tuesday, it will bring rain. >> people want saturday for a break. high school football and soccer and it looks okay? >> yes. better than today or sunday. >> they will be talking. >> yes, they will. >>> the time is 14:00 most bay area dmv offices are getting back to normal after computer outage that lasted most of the week. the conquered dmv office is the only bay area office still having problems. as of 5:00 last night, the office could not do vehicle registration and we will find out if the problems in concord have been fixed. at the peak of the outage, five days ago, 122 of the 188 offices were affected by the problems caused by the failure in the

high temperatures look to peak between 83 and 88 degrees and then our next rain maker moves in. by as early as thursday night, our trough, now turned into a rain chance around 20% by 10pm thursday night. as we move into friday morning, rain chances spike and hold at 40% with the mountains at a 70% chance for rain and a decent shot for more snow, ice, and ice/rain mix. wide spread showers ranging from just a drizzle to heavy rain will be common. possible thunder and lightning is plausible and will be monitored closely. by saturday late morning, rain chance should be less than 10% but mostly sunny to partly sunny skies will hold through the weekend and upper 70s and hold into the next work week including halloween. winds will be breezy to gusty by sunday and back to breezy conditions monday morning. winds should lighten up by halloween afternoon. dash cam video shows what led n-h-p troopers to shoot and kill a carjacking suspect in henderson. javier munoz was seen throwing someone to the ground before trying to steal a car last week. state troopers say munoz didn't have a gun but

more than 800,000 people at the peak have lost power. rain from the storm is stretching all the way up to south carolina and georgia. fox news's caroline shively is in savannah where the storm is headed next. >> people here in savannah brace for the worst as hurricane matthew pummels florida. >> if you are in an area that has been told to evacuate and that you still have time to evacuate, i want to personally plea with you to get out right now. >> the most powerful storm to threaten the east coast in more than a decade batters the florida coast. matthew hitting the state with high winds and heavy rains, knocking out power for hundreds of thousands. >> we are very concerned about storm surge, and the worst effects are still likely to come. >> officials urging some 2 million people along the ground. that includes folks in south carolina, where matthew is expected to bring high storm surges. >> it doesn't matter that you don't have a beach front home. you could be impacted by the storm surge well inland. you need to be aware of that. >> presiden

after the rain is done, the winds are going to howl and temperatures will plummet. not exactly the best for the peakunfortunately, looks to avoid much of the new york area, new jersey, and eastern pennsylvania. the heavier rains will be to the north and west. i say unfortunately, because reservoirs are low in this region and they could use the rainfall over there, too. so louis, we'll have to watch that fire over there in california. that will be one of the ones we'll be watching today. >> definitely keep an eye on that. 80s in late october. come on. >> plant something outdoors. >>> before we go to break, let's look at stories we're not covering today. first, m&ms is putting out a version filled with caramel. i'm a conservative when it comes to them, so we're not covering that today. to the visit of matteo renzi for president obama's final state dinner and a lot of bad italian jokes. we covered a bit earlier, but there's plenty to go past, including john kerry's welcome to him in washington. >> friends of italian history, of the italian culture, art, more than a few lovers of the italian wine. you'l

rain. you might see peaks of sunshine. as we go through the afternoon, green is a chance of scattered light rainshowers. again, the chances are less than what we saw today. it doesn't mean you are clear for tomorrow. by sunday night, we'll start seeing some improvement as in drier air. monday, there might be a lingering shower or two. not a lot of rain tomorrow, maybe towards lake county, might see a couple of downpours. even then, not expected to add up to a lot. a cool night, pretty much on tap tomorrow. we definitely are looking at the chance of showers as we go through the afternoon. we only top out in the upper 60's tomorrow. take a look, the warming trend, oh, tuesday, wednesday, even thursday are looking nice, mid 70's with sunshine. i know that's what you want to hear. >> coming up, a very important recall for baby food that could >> an important alert. concerns that it may concern a potentially deadly bacteria. it can cause severe and sometimes fatal blood infections or meningitis in infants. the fda found the bab

on most of the rain and we are looking at scattered showers less than a .25 inch of rain but we'll feel the winds, peak wind gusts 35 to 45 miles per hour. afternoon highs on saturday. only in the 50s. you factor in the winds and windchills are in the low to mid-40s. it will feel a little bit like winter on saturday and a big change from this week. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast tomorrow a warm day and most of the day rain free and a mixture of clouds and sun and high of 80 and some showers moving in tomorrow night could have lingering showers on saturday. windy and chilly and the high only 58 degrees, sunshine by the afternoon, sunday not quite as harsh sunny and breezy if you head to the eagles game. the winds will have an impact on the game. westerly wind 15 miles per hour and kickoff temperature 62 and by the fourth quarter only 64. and monday 62 degrees and areinforcing shot of cool air on tuesday and wednesday 57 degrees and thursday it clouds up with a late shower and again highs own in the 50s so we go from five days of temperatures in the 80s to unseasonably cold weather and wind

probably alta, snowbird, a couple of those mountains seeing snow as dealing with a lot of rain and snow up on the peaks. back to our sky, it's very, very nice, forecasted highs across the state, 90 in bullhead city, 88 in lake havasu, 89 in yuma, gila bend 90 degrees, and for you folks in prescott, it's only going to reach 74 today. these lows all across the state, it's going to be very nice, 37 in grand canyon, 40 in flagstaff, 47 for folks over in prescott, 58 down in grand canyon, take a look at southern down in nogales, 46 in douglas. take a look at st. john's, 42 degrees. let's take a look at our ten-day temperatures. you will see it is going to be very nice, 88 today, so we are nearing our high temperature at this hour so it's going to be fairly nice. 88 for tomorrow, and then as we take a glance to the next several days, you see 91 on wednesday. that is when we start to see some of those gusty country as well as into central arizona and then 95 on thursday. it will warm up just a the weekend, into the 90s, and then just drop down a little bit. >> we're fine. >> you have got your grass in. >> my

to the salinas airport, in three days had a contaminants and 45 miles away in the big sur peak 6 inches of rain over the last three days. a distance of just 45 miles, 60 times as much rain. flash flood watch all weekend long and right into tomorrow afternoon for the santa cruz mountains. those types we will be hearing about king ties before you know it will come in and november december and january. tomorrow there is a breaker and a sneaker wave. as we overlook the day we had reckoned skies and a peak of blue here and there. 62 in salant -- san francisco. 62 at santa rosa. a peak of flu. >> that's not bad actually. >>> we have a few showers in the north bay and look at what happens on tuesday. it is clear. things will turn around. high pressure will turn around and we have a few more showers tonight, dense fog will form overnight and dry out on tuesday with mid-80s on friday. here comes the sun. we will have to wait till wednesday. forecast skies and everyone will be between 65 and 70. cooler than average and in the extended forecast we have plenty of sunshine by tuesday afternoon and keep it t

light snow on the very peaks of the mountains. and mostly rain across the value yi. active weather behind me in that satellite picture. here's how we woke up this morning. showers in the afternoon. mostly cloudy conditions and also some scatters showers across the las vegas valley. the koel sprit this large area of low pressure helping to push in moisture into our area. as we get this closer, here's the band of moisture that has been off and on bringing us shows showers starting early this morning. the most recent activity as we get in closer we're freeze framing the radar now. however, we are expecting to see another douse of showers in the next few hours. here's a look at how things are now. with the biggest shower activity to the far east of boulder city. you can see the showers moving nay northeasterly direction. so out of our area for now, you can see this plume of moisture just to the southwest of us could bring additional showers to mostly the southern and eastern portion of the valley over the next couple of hours. we're not completely out of the woods yet. i

rain. some snowfall along the higher peaks up there. for us, nothing. we just have nothing to talk about as far as the precipitation goes. tonight, will be a little bit cooler. a lot of folks falling into the 40s overnight. 30s in craig and telluride and alamosa. tonight in town, a little patchy fog will start to develop after midnight coming in from the northeast. we could potentially be waking up to that around 7:00 tomorrow morning. i'll show you in the future 10:00 hour it is oozing in from nebraska along i-76. it sneaks it towards die, downtown denver, potentially could surge a little further to our southern suburbs. i think you are in the clear if you live south towards castlerock, highlands ranch. by the afternoon we'll look for partly cloudy skies. 2:00, 3:00 p.m. broncos are getting started out there and i think we are going to have a fantastic-looking forecast. whether you tailgating, it should be nice. partly cloudy skies through the evening. tomorrow night about 10:00 p.m. mostly cloudy skies. we had the front that pushed through today that

rain this afternoon. and afternoon temperatures peaking in the middle 60s.d it, go to the weather channel. weather.com. >> where are you from? >> england. >> where? >> england. >> where is england? >> london. >> london. all right. london swing. you guys almost don't sound like you have accents. >> we do. >> oh, you do. now we hear it. there you go. all right. savannah. >>> al, thank you so much. now to our special series winning at all costs, we've been exploring the risks facing young athletes. >> two games into the world series baseball fever obviously has taken over. this morning we are taking a look at youth baseball, pitching injuries and the surgery that more and more young players are having. nbc's janet shamlian has that story. >> my name is bryce hill. i'm 17. and i pitched for the seminole ridge baseball team. i think it's the best game in the world. i love it. >> reporter: bryce started little league at five years old, by eight he was pitching and once in middle school he dropped all other sports for baseball. >> how often did you play and practic

more clouds over the mountains and maybe over some of the northern and central peaks one or two little rain that is about it. lows tonight in denied in the thirties. chilly but above freezing in most locations. we will have 40's and a few fifties out of in ackland and down toward springfield then tomorrow i think you will be back in the mainly fifties and sixties in the mountains, better in steamboat and craig but a sweeping cold front stirring up the wind and that will drop the temperatures into the sixties and seventies as opposed to where we were today but these numbers across the metro metro remember the normal averages 59 to 70 degrees this is still about 10 degrees above where we should be. none o'clock tonight a few clouds around in the fifties and we wake up at 43 in the morning with a few clouds and sunshine and cooler 68 degrees tomorrow. we dropped to 60 wednesday. that is a seasonal day. back to the seventies for a couple of days and we keep it dry going into the weekend. lows in the forties and highs in the sixties. the next chance of rain is one week away. anytime we put a cha

you see more of the high clouds and no rain with the sun peaking through a bit on the road. as we look into the north. the high clouds have been drifting in all through the morning across the valley and across the state, but they're not very thick. you're going to notice filtered sunshine through the afternoon. and there is -- they're not thick enough to stop the temperatures from warming up. that is why we have some spot we're seeing the 90s in cave creek and anthem. and a lot of upper 80s and cities that will be in the 90s like chandler, gilbert and maricopa and goodyear. already warming up out there into that lunch hour. and the 90s are setting in across the valley and officially at 89 degrees -- degrees on phoenix sky harbor and into the low to warm 90s by noon and toasty by lunchtime, watch for the high temperature, the record high temperature by 4 when we hit 99 degrees. that would be a new record high- topping the old record of 98 degrees. so, a very warm day on tap. unseasonably warm and, again, despite the cloud cover that is sticking around, we're in for a warm one

rain and snow showers begin to develop. we see a few inches of accumulation on the high peaks tomorrow. some of that moisture will trickle into the collegiate range as well. southern -- could see rain and snow showers during the afternoon. i think our cloudiness may come back. it is not shown necessarily here on the forecast but i think some of that white could come back at 70s in boulder and fort collins. sixtys primarily for highs in the mountains. you will see some 50s in the san juan's tomorrow because just like a show do you have more cloud cover in the forecast and rain and snow. that will hold the highs down. denver metro sony 5-76 degrees. stapleton and downtown wheat ridge, arvada will all be there. on the west side as you start to go up into the foothills it is 60 will be very much the same as tomorrow. tuesday the front comes barreling in late in the day. the numbers will start to drop late. the temperature and then we drop 20 degrees roughly on wednesday. maybe some fog in the morning and an overcast sky to start. the we have a couple of rain showers. we will recover quickly.

rain will spread south tonight to sum it all up. winds up to 50 miles an hour at the top peaksbay area and the rain will turn to showers tomorrow. speaking of tomorrow, the oakland raiders are taking on kansas city with on-and-off rain and temperature about 68 degrees. also tomorrow, the festival at half moon bay, showers around. and temperatures in the low 60s. and it won't be sunny down in campbell but nevertheless we can think sunny thoughts under cloudy skies, temperatures about 70 degrees. overnight lows in the mid-50s, high temperatures tomorrow not the story but it will be fairly mild average readings with numbers up near 70 degrees in the south bay. extended forecast, after rain tomorrow -- well, some showers on sunday, will then begin to clear out to lingering showers on monday, partly cloudy skies on tuesday. and look at what happens later in the week nothing but sun from wednesday onward and temperatures regain the mid-80s by friday, saturday and next sunday. but in the meantime, batten down the hatches. a windy rainy saturday night for the bay area. vern? >>> you kn

rain. that's two inches in two days. napa a little bit less than half an inch. san francisco about half an inch to ocean beach and to twin peaks a little more than a quarter of an inch. the east bay a decent amount. more than half an inch in dublin. across the peninsula we're starting to see the rain lighten up, although we did get an decent amount in some places and the rain just started to fall across the south bay, but more than half of an inch in just the last hour or so. there's the rain on the radar right now. it's still making its way through the east bay and down towards the santa cruz mountains and gillroy is starting to see the rain right now. while we're seeing the right now in the east bay and south bay, that's where it's going to stay tonight. not much movement as far as south or north. it's going to go over the same area tonight. that's why we have flash flood watches posted for the burn areas and all the way down to monitor ray. we are expecting heavy rain which could lead to flash flood and an additional one to three inches of rain, especially along the santa cruz mountains. sko scotts valley, an inch and a hal

showers extended these term planes and we have light rain on the north side but as you get back to high country, the scattered rainfall and the highest peak along that divide palmer divide winter weather and everybody inevitably will feel the cold air. cold enough to support snowfall around the metro but the chilly air creeping into parts of northern colorado. see the blue over the border? fort collins down to 48 degrees an hour ago 55. 70 degrees drop off in akron 44. fifty south of that but all the cold air come at the inching southbound through out the night tonight and look how far to the north it goes. specially northern wyoming and montana do. 20s and 30s, certainly drop into the upper 30s but then highs tomorrow this cold pocket taking to the south riding on the northwesterly winds only upper 50s dropping off about 20 degrees from where we finished earlier this afternoon. weather headlines, and heavy and some spots to the north of town, the cold front ready to push on through with a big temperature drop too much of colorado. we will let you know how long that will hold around for coming up in the pinpoint weather. get a job, get a

might bring just a little bit of light rain and snow to the highest mountain peaks. the snow level is up about 12,000 feet. it's a warm little front that's coming our way. certainly it was a warm day today. look at the high temperatures across the state. 87 pueblo with a record. 82 in denver a record high temperature. even in the mountains it was upper 50s to the upper 60s this afternoon. in denver not only did we have 82 for a high, but look low, 59 degrees early this morning. the normal high is at 61. normal low at 52. the record low is 50 degrees colder than what we had this morning. right now it's still mild. 61 downtown, 60 at dia. winds at the south with a south wind in advancement of this cold front moving through salt lake city right now. there's some moisture with it that looks promising, but watch what happens as it moves snow over the northern mountains by the morning. the front comes through the denver area just a little bit before sunrise. so we will be mild in advance of a 51-degree temperature in denver. expect 30s and the 40s in the mountains. tomorro

up to three-quarters of an inch of rain in the southeast valley. ...... at lee peak in the spring mountains at 10,000 feet. ............... after the hammering in the southeast valley... skies got quiet late evening and overnight. ............ a drier day today and a little warmer... with more sunshine. ............ cleveland will be chilly for the first game of the world series tonight - in the 40s. . highs in the 80s midweek then another chance of rain by friday... ((sherry swensk)) >>> back to you./// demetria for a check of traffic./// ((demetria obilor)) the eastbound 215 ramp to mccarran is back open after an overnight closure. expect this ramp to close nightly over the next two weeks. tomorrow night, major closures take place in the spaghetti bowl closures will last through next year. ((demetria obilor)) >>> back to you./// ((brian loftus)) >>> this morning we're learning >>> this morning we're learning the bus drir deadliest california crash in decades... had a spotty record. according to the l-a times... elias vides had been sued in the past for negligence a

you have the lion's share of the rain happening. 3/4 of an inch to the south. san francisco at 63 with twin peaksalto. sunny valley 62. cloudy. the rain delayed until late in the day. 67 santa clara. mill it is a late rain event. livermore and hayward 69. san ramon 62. brentwood 69. following all of this through we take a break wednesday into thursday. next rain event thursday into friday and potentially into the following weekend. we don't have consistency on the models. you can follow us. >>> one mother's act of kindness is going viral. what she did for a child he didn't know. >>> the question tonight is is the battery in your cell phone safe? there is a spotlight on lithium ion batteries. a closer look at the batteries and how to know yours is safe. >> there are some including the iphone that have caught on fire. there are phones randomly catching fire. it is rare and typically an isolated incident. many manufactures are asked to test the limits. there are two main causes, if it gets damaged, bent, pierced. it can explode. if you have dropped your phone multiple times and it is really beat up,

we're already getting a nice gulp of that moisture in the sierra, mixture of rain and snowshowers on some of the highest peaks so far today. across southern nevada, it's been the cloudy skies across our as we anticipated this afternoon. a quick look at your current temperatures in the valley. a mixture of mostly 70s in most of our neighborhoods. it's gonna be a fabulous night for a football game. here is a look at your temperatures. we are gonna stay under mostly cloudy skies tonight. 76 degrees by 7:00 and then the low 70s by 9:00. winds are gonna remain fairly light for now. looking at overnight conditions for the las vegas valley, we'll keep holding onto those cloudy sk hour picking up by early tomorrow morning. regionally we've got 47 on the mountain 57 for pahrump. 74 for lake mead. highs tomorrow will be cooler compared to our weather today. we do have a storm that is already starting to move into the coast right now that we just showed you. your forecast for las vegas tomorrow we're looking at highs only reaching the upper 70s by the end of the day. good chance of seeing the scattered showers throughou