also a little bit of blowing dust if we happen to get a few of those thunderstorms across south eastern arizona. that system moves through with higher gusts if your travels take you to south eastern arizona. for bull head city, course side sitting at 6:00 p.m. north 53 tomorrow morning in sedona as you look at highs 77, 75 in payson. scattered showers and thunderstorms. even though we have rain chances here in the valley we're still going to be hitting the 90s tomorrow after dipping into those 70s tonight. isolated rain chance but still looking at 80s right through the entire game. those wind speeds will be much lighter as well. 90s through the weekend. we'll keep those 90s and 70s next week. >>> they won people and that's better than losing. but what can the w do for the but what can the w do for the so, can i see you again... ...i'm free on black forest ham day. there's a subway? $3.50 sub of the day to help you remember life's important days. ...we got married in june... ...on tuna day. every day a different $3.50 six-inch sub every day of the week. every sub contains no artificial flavors.

also a little bit of blowing dust if we happen to get a few of those thunderstorms across south eastern arizona. that system moves through with higher gusts if your travels take you to south eastern arizona. for bull head city, course side sitting at 6:00 p.m. north 53 tomorrow morning in sedona as you look at 75 in payson. scattered showers and thunderstorms. even though we have rain chances here in the valley we're still going to be hitting the 90s tomorrow after dipping into those 70s tonight. isolated rain chance but still looking at 80s right through the entire game. those wind speeds will be much lighter as well. 90s through the weekend. upper 90s returning on monday. we'll keep those 90s and 70s next week. >>> they won people and that's >>> thoughts following last night's game. oh my goodness. and here's why that game was huge. one they were fresh off two really bad losses. two they were banged up. playing with your back up quarterback. three, they were on the road and four playing on just three days rest. that combined with the outside world saying how overrated this team was. safe to s

look at dewpoints they're back and south eastern arizona. but we have dewpoints in the single digits at the grand canyon. dewpoints are going to continue to return from the southeast. those rain chances go up slightly. late tomorrow night for the valley we'll definitely see those clouds roll back in. better chances for some heavier rain out through the white mountains. so this takes us into early saturday morning. could see a couple showers across the valley. in fact, i think saturday that's when we'll bring those rain chances up to 30% here with best chances being right now from about 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. with some lingering chances throughout the afternoon. over all not going to be a wash out for us not looking super widespread but light showers possible saturday. lingering into sunday. otherwise expect partly to mostly clear skies as we wrap up the weekend. 65 in flagstaff. 75 in kingman. lows tonight will be in the 60s here across the south central portions of the state. 60 in casa grande. the coldest spot in the map will be window ro

colorado river valley, highs in the upper 80s and low to mid 90s but here in south eastern arizona a mix of 80s and 90s. no freezing mark. no 32's. # one in flagstaff. 68 in page. 68 overnight in yuma. highs in the east valley today, good morning to gilbert. 93 peoria and litchfield park and 91 in buckeye. here's the seven-day forecast. i'll step out of the way so you can check it out. 92 on monday. 93 on tuesday and staying in the low 90s. bringing in winds thursday and friday. . fans have to wait until tomorrow -- -- sunday. the coach will leave the team in another prime time game this one against the new york jets. the cards are playing at home and kick off at 5:30. the party getting started at the university of phoenix stadium. tailgating starts at 1:30 in the afternoon. keep that in mind if you're headed that way. speaking of tailgating, we're coming up next on abc 15 mornings. >>> here's a look at tonight's prime time line up. at 7:00, "once upon a time" followed by "secrets and lies" uree tes r uth'teeth. scnt?! ffent. teeth,nd ofouaces. r olalth. uree tes r uth'teeth. scnt?!

arizona-- primarilly north of i-40... some of strikes affecting east central mohave county. and areas south of kingman--theres a slight chance a few showers and gusts up to 30mph could reach the eastern edge of lake mead--but generally this activity from a weak disturbance moving in from the south stays overall to the east and se of us in las vegas. ................ i'm watching the temperature trend show a climb... looks like highs above normal by about 4-8 derees the next couple seeing 90s--low 90s for some of our warmer neighborhoods. ................ your extended 7-day forecast shows 90s--low 90s sunday and monday. down to 89 by tuesday. wednesday 88 degrees... then we see a slight drop down to closer to seasonal temperatured by upper 80s again though by the first half of next weekend. ((jon tritsch)) san diego is wear most of the the rebels travel their tonight to revive..unlv taking on the reigning conference champion aztecs at 7:30..it would be the biggest win for the program in 8 years.. the warm up act.. a top ten showdown in the sec texas a&m and tennessee..both trying to stay undefeated and to pretenders the vols joshua dobbs finds alvin kamara..35-35..we go to overtime..

, all the way west to the eastern border of california, and even spilling over into the northwest, pacific northwest, from the border of canada all the way south beyond arizona and texas, new mexico, even into northern mexico. the principle tribes, i will limit my remarks to the principal tribes that we will be talking about this evening, they are the tribes of the lakota nation that occupied much of eastern montana, dakota territory, and some of nebraska, the northern cheyenne. closer to home, the shoshone, the crow, the southern cheyenne, the kyowa, the pawnee of nebraska, and the modoc or and idaho. those of the tribes we will be referring to. the lakota nation, the largest most powerful indian people on the plains, allies of northern cheyenne, southern cheyenne, the apache, the shoshone, crow, pawnee of nebraska, and the modoc of the oregon-california border. ok, i hope i have given you a bit of a field. i apologize for the size of this map. let's go ahead and debunk our three myths, beginning with the false notion that the army was eager to kill indians. does anyone recognize this jaunty gentleman? that's right. general george crook. he had a habit of i