southeast in the mid 80s. southeast winds 5 to 10 mph. .tuesday night...mostly clear. lows in the upper 60s. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .wednesday...warm and humid. mostly sunny. highs in the upper 80s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. hi heghest index afternoon. to 96 early in the forecast...today...sunny. highs in the lower 80s. east winds 5 to 10 mph. .tonight...mostly clear. lows in the mid 60s. southeast winds up to 10 h. .tuesday...mostly winds 5 to 10 mph. .tuesday night...mostly clear. lows in the upper 60s. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .wednesday...warm and humid. mostly sunny. highs in the upper 80s. southeast winds up o 10 mph. highest heat index readings 95 to 96 early in the afternoon. today...sunny. highs in lower 80s. east winds 5 to 10 mph. .tonight...mostly clear. lows in the mid 60s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. .tuesday...mostly sunny. highs in the mid 80s. southeast winds 5 to 10 mph. .tuesday night...mostly clear. lows in the upper 60s. south winds up to 10 mpbzh shifting to the wes

southeast winds up to 10 mph. .tuesday...mostly sunny. highs in the mid 80s. southeast winds 5 to 10 mph. .tuesday night...mostly clear. lows in the upper 60s. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .wednesday...warm and humid. mostly sunny. highs in the upper 80s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. highest heat index readings 95 to 96 early in the afternoon. today...sunny. highs in the lower 80s. east winds 5 to 10 mph. .tonight...mostly clear. lows in the mid 60s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. in the mid 80s. southeast winds 5 to 10 mph. .tuesday night...mostly clear. lows in the upper 60s. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .wednesday...warm and humid. mostly sunny. highs in the upper 80s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. highest heat index readings 95 to 96 early in the afternoon. today...sunny. highs in the lower 80s. east winds 5 to 10 mph. .tonight...mostly clear. lows in the mid 60s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. .tuesday...mostly sunny. highs in the mid 80s. southeast winds 5 to 10 mph. .tuesday night...mostly clear. lo

southeast winds up to 10 mph. highest heat index readings 95 to 96 early in the afternoon. highs in the lower 80s. east winds 5 to 10 mph. .tonight...mostly clear. lows in the mid 60s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. .tuesday...mostly sunny. highs in the mid 80s. southeast winds 5 to 10 mph. .tuesday night...mostly clear. lows in the upper 60s. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .wednesday...warm and humid. mostly sunny. highs in the upper 80s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. travelers across the country. so is it impacting travelers he> here>cbs 58's kyle aevermann joins us live from general mitchell with a look at how this is impacting local travelers. kyle? the company tweeting unfortunately all flights are grounded due to a system outage nationwide."the outages are causing issueswit delta flights. i've seen some folks on twitter and facebook across the country saying they are stuck on the plane at the gate and cannot deplane because of the outage.that does not appear to be problem here,

southeast winds up to 10 mph. highest heat index readings 95 to 96 early in the afternoon. today...sunny. highs in the lower 80s. east winds 5 to 10 mph. .tonight...mostly clear. lows in the mid 60s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. .tuesday...mostly sunny. highs in the mid 80s. southeast night...mostly clear. lows in the upper 60s. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .wednesday...warm and humid. mostly sunny. highs in the upper 80s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. highest heat index readings 95 to 96 early in the afternoon. today...sunny. highs in the lower 80s. east winds 5 to 10 mph. .tonight...mostly clear. lows in the mid 60s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. 3 3 roads are dry this morningweather will not impact the roadways.there will i-41 sb at watertown plank rd. through the zoo interchange overnight for roadwork at the interchange itself.a reminder that off the freeway in wauwatosa center st. e/wb is now closed from 112-115th for bridge reconstruction until august. 3 3 breaking news this

last year i visited 5,000 kids in southeast wisconsin. all right, if you are headed to the bus stop this morning, you may want the umbrella with you in far southeast wisconsin, we have the showers hanging around and it is warm and muggy out there. it is 73 in northwest corner of the state and flowing to the southeast. less humid and cooler air in the forecast once we get to tomorrow. for today, a shower or storm this morning and breaking up the clouds and enjoying the sunshine in the afternoon. going up to 83 degrees. the roads are wet, now to commute with matt. >> take it easy out there. now, on the traffic watch 12 computer, we are not seeing any issues. travel times are looking decent. >> thank you, matt. >> a roadside bomb in afghanistan is identified. this is the second combat death in afghanistan this year. >> it is ied that killed matthew thompson. the blast injured another american service member and six afghan soldiers. working to conducting counter terrorism training. ash carter extended the condolences earlier in the week. >> s

from the southeast under the risk for storms. if the stronger storms do develop they could obtain hail up to one inch in diameter and heavy rain. the lightning tracker 477 lightning strikes across colorado. we have an absolutely free track the storms and take a look at the hourly forecast and the ten day outlook. the temperatures in the 60s in northern colorado where the cold front is diving through. out east the temperatures in the upper 70s and warm. 56 in leadville and 90s in grand junction. what a contrast depending on where you are in colorado. seeing different kind of weather. showers and thunderstorms in the forecast for us. for this afternoon and ten p.m. aren't 10:30. kathy will be here later and the storms will wrap up. and we are left with clouds and see gradual clearing through tomorrow morning. here is a look using the futurecast. the storms in town. that is the green block over the city and scattered showers in the mountains and on the front range and the foothills. as we take you through the futurecast, watch what

scattered pock erts are picking up one to two inches in southeast wisconsin. saturday morning the rain is clearing out. now, severe weather threat today. it is primarily a effect. there could be lightning contained. low 80s. a lot less humid by sunday. 80s for the better part of next week and warming up by thursday with a high of 86. back to you. >> thank you, jeremy. we have an incident right now on the roadways. this is a crash with injuries, you are seeing multiple emergency vehicles on the scene. use caution in that area this morning. looking at the drive times, everything is looking good. >> two dozen people hurt after a turbulent jetblue flight. 22 passengers and two crew members were taken to the hospitals and another plane was brought in to finish out the flight. >> new information this morning about the massive apartment fire in maryland. at least two people were killed in this fire. several people are still missing. 30 others were hurt. explosion started the fire wednesday night and a hundred firefighters helped to put out the flames. it has been thr

southeast winds up to 10 mph. highest heat index readings 95 to 96 early in the afternoon. today...sunny. highs in the lower 80s. east winds 5 to 10 mph. .tonight...mostly clear. lows in the mid 60s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. .tuesday...mostly sunny. highs in the mid 80s. southeast winds 5 to 10 mph. .tuesday the upper 60s. south winds up to 10 mph shifting to the west after midnight. .wednesday...warm and humid. mostly sunny. highs in the upper 80s. southeast winds up to 10 mph. highest heat index readings 95 to 96 early in the afternoon. ? ? >>> it is monday, august 8th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." more real news ahead including hillary clinton'sdea over donald trump. >>> bob looks at how republicans fear trump's campaign could c them seats in congress. >>> first, here is today's "eye opener" at 8:00 a.m. >>> this is a major global computer outage that resulted in nearly all delta flights being held on the ground. >>> the park itself will remain closed today. no one is really sure when or if th

we got some much-needed rain this morning in southeast wisconsin. is any more on the way? meteorologist justin thompson gee is here with ready weather... 3 wx center today: showers and storms, mainly in the morning. highs in the low 80s. sw 5-15 mph.rest of the week: a slight chance for a morning shower thursday, and possibly once across the far southeast corner of the state closer to the frontal boundary as that feature slowly sags south and away from the area. otherwise look for some clouds to give way to more sun especially by thursday afternoon. still summer like with temps in the low 80s with a light west wind. then becoming cooler with 70s returning to end the week along with sun on friday and saturday.upcoming weekend: mix of sun and clouds for the weekend. better chance of storms by the overnight of saturday into sunday morning. highs in the upper half of the 70s to around 80. wx center today: showers and storms, mainly in the morning. highs in the low 80s. sw 5-15 mph.rest of the week: a slight chance for a morning shower thursday, and possibly once again in the a

she is the senior adviser and director of our southeast asia program. just a point of order before we begin, our panelists will give weef remarks following that will open for questions. when we do, if you could use the mike's in front of you, we will be recording a transcript so it will be easier for us to find you. that's all for me, i will hand over to mike. >> good we will open for questions. morning. this is president obama's last trip to asia as president. week -- heve next arrives in china on the third and will have bilateral summits with president z sheen paying -- xi jingping. then september 4 and 5 in china, the chinese government will host the g20 meeting, which matthew will talk about. laose fifth, he flies to for bilateral in laos or speech, his final speech on is a policy. the east asia summit with leaders of ten members of the association and full east asia summit and amy will talk about that and there will be bilateral with turkey and other leaders including from europe, vladimir putin will address what issues might come up. this being th

was ourg i enjoyed most young southeast asian leaders program. whenever i meet with the young people, i am inspired. it makes me very optimistic about the future and what's going to happen. if you ask of them about the future they want to see, they are very much committed to an interdependent world, where people are learning and exchanging ideas and engaged in educational and scientific exchange. a world in which different cultures and backgrounds are a source of strength and cooperation as opposed to conflict in fear. that is true in southeast asia. it is true in africa and latin america. it is true in europe. chestof this fear in the bychoice that was opposed , those whoter lee opt for rivalry are people looking backwards. you talk to young people around the world, they understand that interdependence is the way we're going to assure peace and prosperity for all of us. that may be the thing that has some of the most lasting impact. there are some future prime minister's and presidents and business leaders and nonprofit leaders that are going to

line of t'showers moving southeast through the viewing area this afternoon. warm and humid, but turning cooler behind this system. still a lingerg chance for a shower or storm through early evening and then drying out. wind: ssw 5-15 mph. week ahead: nice cool down is in play by wednesday, lasting through the end of the week with highs in the lower, middle and eventually upper 70s under sunny skies. holiday weekend: quiet and mild. storms possible labor day, especially in the afternoon and evening. highs near 80. toss back to mike more than 35 years ago, marquette university honored mother teresa with the pere marquette discovery award -- the university's highest honor. now...just days before she is canonized into sainthood...the university is once again recognizing this world famous nun. kyle aevermann has the detals from hellos, goodbyes, excitement and a few tears. it's move-in week at u-w-milwaukee. take a look at all the action from this morning... more tn four- thousand students are checking includes about 27-hundred freshmen. u -w-m has more than 27-th

s largest trading partner in southeast asia, where as the u.s. is singapore's largest foreign investor. there are many singapore companies also in america and the relationship is vital. in the defense area, we have robust cooperations from 1990 and the strategic framework agreement that concluded in 2005. last year, we concluded the and hands affects corporation -- cooperation agreement into two areas like disaster relief and counterterrorism. we are also deepening security cooperation between our agencies and areas of counterterrorism come a cyber crime, corruption, transportation security, and trade enforcement. we are expanding into new areas ike cyber security while agencies are signing and mo you to work together to protect national security and our economic interest against cyber attacks. we also share an interest in smart cities. we discussed how cities can use technology to tackle problems from health care to transportation to delivery of public services. there is a lot of interest from companies on both sides. underpinning the ties betwe

that is scott russell from sap southeast asia.nsive taste, all strays booming luxury car sales despite a worsening economic outlook. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: australia has seen a rectory -- record surgeon luxury car sales. theould be a sign that wealthy gap there is rising. what is behind the sudden surge? is the mining boom spread some wealth outside the normal major urban centers of sydney and melbourne. wages that high people have received, you have demand spreading to these areas. anything, australia is starting to join the rest of the world. had interest rates as low as everybody else for as long, but we are starting to get there. people with money are benefiting rising -- from rising markets. how are people finding the money when living standards have fallen after the in the of the mining boom? this is where it comes down to this widening inequality in australia. big l anally it is a carry a good safety net. -- is in a galaxy. that interest rates are so low that you could really bar row quite easily and quite cheaply to

we have had thunderstorms moving from the northwest to the southeast. a severe step has been to the southeast, and active warning until 5:15 including bennett out to deer trail. it has thrown out some gusty winds back into denver and there is loads of lightning with these storms. just in this area, we have had 49 negative strikes, 34 positive strikes, the ones that really shake the windows and the china cabinet. for a total and back to the west, the outflow is pushing up against the mountains forming new storms for parts of jefferson county moving to the southeast through denver they are not severe yet but they are building and may likely reach severe levels later in the afternoon. evening hours. higher elevations, 13,000 feet, maybe now. more on that in a moment. >> as you just heard, therr could be some snow in seeing a little about 13,000 feet.>>> the summit of mount evans and i understand you're just starting to see flurries out there.>> it is so interesting to come up here at 14,000 feet in august. you never know what you're going to get work these

from wednesday through saturday, cooler high pressure builds in as a tropical system impacts the southeast united states.today:scattered t ght s. low: 67 tomorrow: ae of storms. partly sunny. nd: nw 5-10. high: 80 tom. night: storms early, then partly cloudy. wind:w 5-10. low: 62tha people in elkader are making progress after devastating flooding late last week. but there's a lot of work to be done. the turkey river crested at 22 and a half feet on friday. while that's about five feet lower than initial predictions, the water still caused a lot of damage. kcrg-t9's jordee kalk shows us the city's progress. railing here, and you couldn't come down here, the waves were just splashing." this isn't paul olson's first battle with flood waters.. 14:24, "i've been in business, it will be 29 years in october, and we've probably flooded 24 times."he's a volunteer firefighter who also owns olson appliances. that business sits right along the turkey river. 18:55, "this was all grass in here, but that's gone now. olson lost his retention wall. 11:42, the waves knocked them down." and about of foot of

overnight - as a low moves to our southeast, and upper level divergence continues, we could see some showers. there is a chance for showers and thunderstorms on tuesday with highs severe flooding in louisiana. more than 10-thousand people are in shelters after rising waters forced them to flee their homes. more than 20-thousand people have been rescued. a state official says four people have died following days of torrential rain, some areas saw close to two feet of rain in just a 48-hour period. the federal government has declared a major disaster in four parishes across southeastern louisiana. aforecasters say there is a chance for more rain today and operations are back to normal at new york's j-k-f airport. police responded to reports of shots being fired there last night. the initial reports of the shots fired were unfounded. authorities did evacuate one of the terminals as a precaution...and several flights were grounded. the expressway which runs past the airport was also shut down. no injuries were reported. the search is on for the man who gunned down a new york city imam an

southeast pocket of pannell county. be on alert there. if you can avoid travelling through the area that's your safest bet. other than that the most active weather through central arizona. as we go through the morning our potential for rain is the best here this morning. we've got the 30% chance of rain through 9:00. after that chances drop a bit. maybe as you pick up the kids from school. important to keep the abc15 mobile app handy. we'll warm to 99 degrees. and we're in for a mgy more storm chances across the higher terrain. again slight chance here in the valley. after today we tart to lose some moisture and get drier air in here. tomorrow looking quieter and much kwooilth quieter by the weekend. >>> a hot of our freeways showing down. thick in rush hour. especially in the east valley. the '101 northbound stay starting you will see slug issue continues. you're desert drive time as you're heading northbound. 14 minutes. really right near about indian bend is the slowest spots. also a look at loop 101. remember i told

, and we have flash flood warnings in effect for parts of pima county in the southeast pocket of the state near tucson. so again, it's a hot, dry one out there. i'll let you know when things given to cool back down as the monsoon moisture makes a return, so when the storm chances are in the forecast in minutes. >>> all right, thank you. take action to help a neighbor in need. it's been more than a week since this phoenix downpour. we all saw and experienced it, but worry is not washing away for a valley family. a single mother forced out of waters. as abc 15's megan thompson shows us, she's grateful she has very good friends. >> reporter: this homeowner says the sandbags aren't going anywhere until the monsoon is over, but inside her friend are taking action to make sure she's ready the next time the storm hilts. >> >. the front of the house is probably able a foot deep. >> reporter: amy used to love the rain. >> moving along the side of the house we were about up to this part of door. monsoon drying up after her home was drowning. >> the water was pouring in from every door, every w

in denver the temperature versus gone from highs in the low # 0s while southeast -- 80s, while southeast colorado went to the upper 80s to the present readings of 30 degrees colder in the denver area, and a lot colder tonight with many areas in the mountains dropping 40s along the front range. theerain moving away down to the south. still a band of stronger thunderstorms in the extreme southeast corner of the state. just a little light rain around the front range and a few little showers, some of it mixing with snow above 13,000 feet. 51 downtown and at the airport. the winds now cam with 77 percent -- calm with 77 percent humidity. on the .2 inches in the gauge for today, and we could use more for august. here's the normals and records. and if we manage to drop a few degrees by midnight we could clip the record low set last year. the front moved through to southeast colorado, cooler air along the mountains and across the eastern plains, but still warm and dry to the west. overnight tonight, right along this front still having thunddrstorm activity. diminishing and moving away from the s

widespread fog has developed across southeast wisconsin. make sure you have your headlights on when venturing out this morning. the fog should lift by 10 am. skies eventually become mostly sunny today and it will still be humid. highs today will be people in italy continue to mourn the loss of those killed in the devastating earthquake that struck parts of the country last week.one central italy town bid farewell to 35 of the 291 people confirmed dead so far.italy observed a day of national mourning yesterday by placing flags at half-staff. two firefighters are dead and crash in minnesota.officials say crew of nine were responding to a fire in box canyon.investigators say the truck left the roadway for an unknown reason and struck a median.the five other firefighters are expected to survive. southwest airlines and the national transportation safety board are investigating after a plane's engine failed mid-flight.the plane was flying from new orleans to orlando.. but had to make an emergency landing in pensacola. the pilot and crew tried to

from wednesday through saturday, cooler high pressure builds in as a tropical system impacts the southeast united states.today: scattered thunderstorm s possible. very muggy. wind: se 5-10 high: 81 tonight: chance of storms. wind: light s. low: 67 tomorrow: chance of storms. partly sunny. wind: nw 5-10. high: 80 tom. night: storms early, then partly cloudy. wind: nw 5-10. low: 62 several terminals were evacuated, incoming flights halted, and traffic into angeles airport overnight. this was a precaution after reports of a gunman. as a-b-c's kendis gibson reports, those turned out to be false, but the damage was done. passenger "it was chaotic a major scare at the nation's second busiest airport. passengers fleeing, many onto the tarmac at l-a- x, after reports of shots fired. abc's matt gutman was there, overnight. gutman sot: "pretty eery sight to be at lax, and see the completely empty. butted to gutman sot: "lots of people scattering, they closed down a couple of terminals and you see everywhere, people having to hoof it, to try to get where they are going. even out of this airport, pret

>>> right now at 11, another night of storm damage this is southeast dc where part of a roof was blown off an apartment building. we will go there in a moment. >>> to prince george's county, and you can see it coming down here in clinton. the wind, too, swirling up the debris in the streets, and in arlington, you can see the waves of rain and flashes of lightning on this soccer field. there's just no action fr with the yellow weather alert. thank you for joining us. i'm lesli foster. >> and i'm adam longo. topper shutt has been tracking the storms closely all night long. >> reporter: the good news, i think the threat of severe weather is over you morning commuters, you could have dense fog. you may want to set your alarm 10 minutes earlier. we have light showers back to frederick and almost to fairfax and leesburg, but what you want to concentrate on, the yellows and reds. big time, big time showers and storms across the delmarva, and there's severe thunderstorm warnings in effect. this is back to bowie and the east-west highway, but generally speaking, the main event is over. what abo

southwest winds up to 5 mph shifting to the southeast in the afternoon. highest heat index readings around 95 in the afternoon. .tonight...partly cloudy. patchy fog early in the morning. lows in the upper 60s. south winds up to 10 mph. .thursday...warm and humid. partly sunny. patchy fog in the morning. a 20 percent chance of light showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. highs in the upper 80s. southwest winds up to 10 mph. highest heat index readings 95 to 98 in the late morning and afternoon. .thursday night...showers and thunderstorms likely. lows in the lower 70s. south winds up to 10 mph. chance of precipitation 70 percent. .friday...warm and humid. mostly cloudy. showers and thunderstorms likely in the morning...then chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. highs in the mid 80s. west winds 5 to 10 mph. chance of precipitation 60 percen.f chance of showers and slight chance of thunderstorms through around midnight...then partly cloudy with slight chance of light showers after midnight. lows in the upper 60s. chance of precipitation 3

storms through mid-afternoon as a cold front pushes through southeast wisconsin. highs for the day will top off in the upper 70s for most of us. we'll be left with drier air and lower humidity. overnight lows will be much cooler, in the mid 50s. today: scattered showers and thunderstorms. high: 78 dewpoint: 68 wind: s-w 10-20 mph tonight: mostly cloudy but dry. low: 56 since violence tore apart the sherman park neighborhood. and now three men are in custody... accused of looting one of the several businesses police say criminals targeted during the sherman park unrest. also this morning we are learning more about the cost of that unrest. julie collins joins us live from the courthouse with more -- julie? those three men are accused of breaking into clark's beer and liquor near 47th and burleigh. 45-year-old durrell jones is charged with b 20-year- old devon love are each charged with entry into a locked building. around midnight sunday, august 14th... surveillance video shows several men inside the dark liquor store with flashlights. soon, many more begin to crowd

even as southeast. it is not as active yet. this area will be one to watch as storms will begin to develop this afternoon across southeast arizona. they could regress further north towards casagrande and that is where the dust threats will come in. we could get some strong wind from the storms that will help develop new storms closer to the valley. rim. right now one little shower developing south of mormon make. this area will be the focus for more storms going into this afternoon. we will keep an eye on those. it is all due to this boost in monsoon moisture moving in along with a weak disturbance from mexico. that will combine and give us a chance of scattered storms across the rim and southeast arizona. a slight chance of a storm in the valley late this afternoon and into the evening for chances continue overnight into tomorrow morning. tomorrow during the day with more monsoon moisture in place widespread storms in the high country and eastern and southeastern arizona. a better chance of rain in the valley also. today the 1

america's largest trading partner in southeast asia. the u.s.singapore's largest foreign direct investor. there are many singapore companies in america. the relationship deepens year-by-year. in the defense area, we have robust cooperation under the mou, and the strategic framework agreement which concluded in 2005. last year, we concluded the enhanced defense corporation agreement which expands defense cooperation into other areas such as disaster relief, cyber defense and counterterrorism. we are also deepening security cooperation between our agencies and areas of counterterrorism, cybercrime, transportation security and illicit trade enforcement and expanding into new areas like cyber security where agencies are signing a mou to work together to protect national security and economic interests. also share an interest in smart cities, so we have discussed how cities can use technology to track problems from health care to transportation the delivery of public services. there was a lot of interest from companies on both sides. underpinning the

anna-lysa gayle is live in southeast with more. anchor: -- reporter: neighbors say this is the areahe was found unresponsive following an overdose. this vigil comes a day before his funeral. . >> i'm going to miss him. that's all i can say. standing under umbrellas, friends and community leaders are membered christopher barry, the son of the late marion barry, a family they say contributed a great deal to the community. >> christopher also had a where he was hiring ex-offenders. the youngsters in the community. to give them jobs. the barrys are very close to my heart. onorter: christopher died sunday, august 14 following an overdose. family friends say he was using the drug -- before he collapsed in an apartment in southeast washington. >> he would be going around to christopher barry's funeral is tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. at temple's praise on southern avenue. he will lie in repose from 10:00 6:00 p.m.pport him -- at the same church. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. kimberly: about those notre dame players arrested this weekend, head coac

melanie alnwick is live in southeast with more fallout. mel. >> well, steve, allison. we had been hearing from police and fire sources that they, to too, were having trouble communicating on that night

showers and thunderstorms over the southeast, and up into the new england area. everybody else, pretty good high pressure. 76 and 75 our highs today. this is just 1 degree cooler than yesterday. 75 so much we're maintaining those school temperatures. 89 would be normal. 89 the record 101 years later, the record low of 48 degrees. from our weather watchers, 60 in bailey, southwest lakewood 72, in arvada, 74 degrees. everybody below normal, pleasantly so. a little breezy, southeast 17 for the wind. 65% humidity. a steady here's from fog from william. and a hummingbird in the picture as well! temperatures for tonight, mostly in the 50s and 60s over the eastern plains. 40s higher up. out west 50s and 60s. and for tomorrow, starting to warm it up just a little. 70s, 80s, near 90 over the southeast. 60s and 70s for the mountains, out west temperatures in the mostly in the 80s. temperature this is way for tonight, aew storms, 62 and 60, tomorrow showers and thunderstorms by the afternoon with a high around 80 degrees as we start to warm it up. sunday look like more of t

overnight - as a low moves to our southeast, and upper level divergence continues, we could see some showers. there is a chance for showers and thunderstorms on tuesday with highs likely in the low 80s again. a better chance for rain and storms exists for wednesday. we should clear up for thursday but warm up with highs getting back into the mid to upper 80s through friday. we cool down and get a bit of a humidity on saturday but rain and and chance for storms returns. today: partly sunny. patchy fog in river valley areas this morning. high: 82 dewpoint: 68 wind: e 5-10 mph tonight: slight chance of showers. low: 70 dewpoint: 69 wind: ne 3-5 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy with a slight chance for thunderstorms. high: 82 dewpoint: 68 wind: ese 5-10 mph traffic check red on traffic mas traffic check red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no now to our big story this morning. another night of unrest in milwaukee after a police officer shot and killed a man after he fled during a traffic stop. that shooting sparking protests and violence

there is the soaking rain in southeast colorado. seventys and 80s and the mountain denver is 81 degrees cooler than it should be with 87 degrees downtown and out at the airport. the humidity is hot low clouds, with a northwest temperatures 50 degrees everywhere after midnight the rain in the morning we will burn stall for time, but that will be it. northeastern colorado the mountains points west here is the heavier storms here in southeast colorado there they are at midnight but you in by two in the morning time cloud cover in the wake of the storms will burn off and another around here over southern colorado mother was looking like a beautiful saturday for you. highs tomorrow will into the 70s over the eastern playing in the wake of the cold front the warmest will be the 80s all around. i told you i adjusted my forecast down from 46 ?- 45 pounds for and the record is 46 from 1939. i think we will break it. only 5 degrees away from hitting the 4577 tomorrow pleasant day and the only shower south of town. tuesday and wednesday especi

tonight we are watching our southeast and by friday you can see the cold front digging into the southeast. jetstream starts coming in from the northwest meaning present air will be over the midwest for several days to come also cutting off chances for showers and thunderstorms. right now it know storms in the forecast until sunday night or monday at the very earliest. high pressure will be dominating keeping temperatures and temperatures tomorrow will be back in the upper 70s but a lot less humidity. watched dew point's crash tomorrow making from very pleasant weather conditions. tonight looks like low temperatures back in the 50s to the low to mid 60s in the southeast. last of showers with exit 7 counties. tomorrow mostly sunny skies. after 75 to 80 degrees from northwest to southeast. extended forecasts excellent for thursday same on friday little warmer on saturday and finally back in the 80s out with a chance of storms and warmer temperatures. >>> coming up in sports it is almost time for the hawks to take the field. but the guys are saying about their week one opponent. i pledge alle

also in southeast arizona. that will be key because storms developing to the southeast will have that potential of bringing the dust into the valley. we will watch for that going into this afternoon and evening . a slight chance of storms this evening in time for the evening commute. keep an eye on the storms that could move into the valley. the abc 15 mobile app handy. into tomorrow a slightly better chance of rain fell across the phoenix metro. a temperature of 102 with more monsoon moisture. it will also be my gear for thursday. by friday -- more muggy for thursday. by friday storm chances dropping through the day. drier air sets in this weekend into labor day. temperatures will stay in the low 100s and we will keep sunny skies going into early next week. >>> the only crash on the valley freeways the 17. southbound just before the i-10 stack. you might have to tap the brake lights a little bit as you get on the 10 at that transition. no delays right now valley wide. about a six minute desert drive time eastb

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we in southeast asia are very concerned about this . because the terrorists are active in many countries in the region. thousands from southeast asia and the middle east fighting isis and we have witnessed attacks in both indonesia and malaysia that were melted by isis followers under orders from isis operatives in the middle east to launch attacks in their home countries. so the efforts to counter isis are crucial and that's why singapore is a member of the coalition and we are making a modest contribution to the effort. we're going to be sending a medical team to iraq. we have already been participating with fueling and image interpretation and in other ways and now we are going to send a medical team into iraq. it is also important to fundamentally address the root source of violent extremism in order to counter the underlying ideology of isis as well as to address the issues of extremists and views being propagated by isil so these are major issues we have discussed among our two countries and we look forward to working together and

southeast wisconsin. the storms below the severe levels. downtown milwaukee through the state line area and points in between seeing some rainfall right now. this is lasting one to two hours the areas seeing the wet rain areas in racine. 71 degrees. sticky out there. dew points are 69. not much wind this morning. let's get out the door this morning, muggy and showers early on. peeks of sunshine around middle of the day and the humidity is starting to drop. feeling pretty good this afternoon with a mix of the sun degrees. we have a gorgeous friday in store. now out the door with the morning commute and matt. >> hand full of crashes this morning. there is a wet pavement. take it a little slower out there. bypass heavy. this is 84th street rapping to the construction zone. 94 westbound, one popping up, in the stadium interchange westbound at the ramps. travel times... that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. . tim? >> matt, thank you. we are following breaking news, a string of robberies in milwauk

afternoon to one but here come the storms in the southwest corner of the state will shift to the southeast corner of the state and i can't rule out one or side of the metro area most places in denver and especially north will not see that ranges tomorrow better chances here in southeast colorado early in the again late in the afternoon highs as i mentioned will go up 80s to the north warmer 80s to the south and another mix of 60s 70s and low 80s all the way out west over the city tonight because coming in from the mountains to keep the showers up there will have a few clouds in the morning will burn off get into some sunshine any showers and should be south of town will break it down this way 58 in the morning with a few clouds in the sunshine takes over a warmer day over all with a couple of classroom in late in the day and 82 come back at 10:00 o'clock i'll show you dry even warmer stretching your seven day forecast time is quickly running out the saint jude dream home giveaway where can i announce the brand-new home in next thursday morning there are tickets is still available what you

singapore is the largest trading partner in southeast asia where the u.s. is singapore's largest foreign direct investor. many american companies run their regional headquarters in singapore. there are many singapore companies also which are in america, and their relationship deepens year by year. in a different area we have robust cooperation under an mou in 1990 and the strategic framework agreement which concluded in 2005. last year we competed the enhanced defense cooperation agreement which expands cooperation into new areas like humanitarian resistance and disaster relief, cyber defense and counterterrorism. we're also deepening security cooperation between our agencies in areas like counterterrorism, cybercrime, and elicit trade enforcement. and expanding into new areas like cyber security where our agencies are signing an mou to work together to protect national security and our economic interests against cyber attacks. we also share an interest in smart cities. we've discussed how cities can use technology to tackle problems from health care to tra

singapore is america's largest trading partner in southeast asia. the u.s. is singapore's fourth-largest direct investor. many companies run the regional office in singapore. the relationship deepens year by year. cooperation and the strategic framework agreement, which we concluded in 2005. last year, we concluded the enhance defense cooperation agreement, which enhances cooperation into new areas, like you minute terry and systems, defenseerrorism -- like systems, tow counterterrorism, and health. areas,expanding into new like cyber security, while agencies are assigning an mou to work together to protect national security and economic interests. we also share an interest in smart cities. citieshave discussed how can use technology to tackle problems from health care to transportation to the delivery of public services. and there are a lot of interests from companies from both sides. underpinning the ties between the two countries of the friendships and relationships between our people. thousands of american students are studying and working in singapore.

heavy showers and thunderstorms moving to the southeast. they're getting into the act. we're still seeing that moisture up in the mountains. it is lighter, and now we're starting to see it move ever so much closer to the metro area. and look at, it's all the way from south of the border, pushing all wait up into colorado. so the weekend cease the showers and thunderstorms until monday. this is about 8 clock, we start to see a of moisture come into denver. and that's where we may see some of the heavier rains going on. and tomorrow, you can see that eastern push, and over the southeast, and where we have the severe thunderstorm outlook. we'll talk about this, about the moistures, and we'll talk about the rains! >> thank you. >>> developing now, a man is airlifted to the hospital after being shot along i-70. he told deputies that someone pulled up at him. an -- andrea flores is live for us tonight >> reporter: that man remains in critical condition. deputies say she was shot multipill times while driving here on i-70. the men responsible are on the loose. a scary morning

back to life radar the cold front is now here in southeast colorado. thunderstorms as you can see what without lightning to the north and west a few rain showers here of these others 74 quarter i 74 quarter to the northeast now another round of showers coming in from all outdoors and jefferson county and golden from the west side and even downtown. we could get more light rain here. i will midnight. the rocky may get another delay it could be a long night with the cubs in town west of castle rock. there is the bigger rain shower with pretty soaking rain in southeast colorado. seventys and 80s and the mountain denver is be with 87 degrees downtown and out at the airport. the humidity is hot low clouds, with a northwest wind. look at the temperatures 50 degrees rain in the morning we will burn it off. saturday afternoon is okay but a lot of stray showers stall for time, but that will be it. northeastern colorado the mountains points west here is the heavier storms here in southeast colorado there they are at midnight but you in by two in the morning time

from wednesday through saturday, cooler high pressure builds in as a tropical system impacts the southeast united states.today: scattered thunderstorm s possible. very muggy. wind: se 5-10 high: 81 tonight: chance of storms. wind: light s. low: 67 tomorrow: chance of storms. partly sunny. wind: nw 5-10. high: 80 tom. night: storms early, then partly cloudy. wind: nw 5-10. low: 62 thanks kaj. data from iowa's first three moth medicaid system show there's room for improvement. today, people relying on medicaid for their healthcare and the companies managing the system will express some of their concerns in des moines. this morning, medicaid members will share their experiences, both good and bad, at the state capitol building. they can then talk to committee toward the end of its meeting later this afternoon. the committee is also speaking with the managed care organizations or m-c-o's about any possible improvements. data released on friday showed those organizations all paid at least two thirds of medical claims in the month of june. amerigroup had the highest rate with 88 percent paid. un

on that, focus southeast asia. historians will say, if they look at the so-called pipit, the most significant legacy for the to beent is going engagement of southeast asia. president obama had a lot to do with this. president bush decided not president obama, and maybe matt somepeak to this, after debate, decided to join east asia summit. secretaries clinton and kerry have attended every meeting of the foreign ministers meeting in asia. ther predecessors in clinton and bush administrations missed a number of them. this is probably the most deliberative and sustain engagement and southeast asia since the vietnam war. subsequent presidents have had spurts of energy, but no sustain comprehensive approach. i think the obama administration will observe some rightful credit for reconnecting to intheast asia and opening up a sustained way and engagement strategy. i am sure that will be part of the celebration on this trip. the east asia summit and the u.s. all the in summit -- and the u.s. summit will show that. i think a

and severe thunderstorm outlook now shifts to the southeast tomorrow. so they could see -- be under the gun for some showers and thunderstorms as well. about it. things do change this weekend. >>> a former police lieutenant from colorado spends time behind baufrps is -- bars, accused in a major ring that sold counterfeit sporting goods. >> reporter: this ring set up at least 24 companies that would another ups store. they would come here, pick up the goods, and take them to be sold. >> counterfeiting is a big problem, and it's not just in sports apparel. >> reporter: these men have been charged as an organized crime ring. mark was the leader. he and his brother befriended david henderson years ago. henderson was responsible for paying wire payments to counterfeiters in china and bringing back the goods to be sold. he told investigators he knew what he was doing was wrong, including having all of his family members make payments to china. >> there were a lot of folks involved in selling broncos merchandise as well as other sportinga, payroll -- sporting

these showers are moving down to the south and southeast. the east valley spots have only had to deal with dust. starting to see rain move in as a live look at loop 101 and 202 interchange. the visibility reduced there as the dust picks up and a blowing dust advisory for pinal county. on the match, it is just south of the valley. two outflow boundaries. the arcing lines in the dark green and gray. i have drawn arrows on them so you can see the direction they are moving to. the dust is moving out of the open land of southwest maricopa county and pinal county as well. not moving toward phoenix but we are seeing issues in the southeast valley and the blowing dust for pinal county till 7:00 p.m. >>> the crook who stole an important pair of glasses at this business says he is sorry. he sent a friend. you can't see him in the surveillance pictures. the owner isn't goin charges. she is happy they were returned. they wereane memorial box for -- were in a memorial box for a friend. . >>> in order a find good applicants there will be a hiring event to

this storm complex continuing to head southeast, greatest concern here very heavy rain, again there is a lot of tropical air and tropical humidity for these storms to take advantage of. also frequent lightning. there may be winds that try to gust upwards of 50 to 55 miles per hour although farther west into rhode island that's more likely where you will see damaging wind gust potential but even in this warmed area we have to keep don't let our guard down for she's hours and storms because air can take off in intensity. has we move farther east this is not severe in the bridgewater area but still producing a lot of lightning, some very heavy rain and so this might be a storm that the weather service has to upgrade because again it's so volatile that these could just explosively develop over the next 15 to 30 minutes. you folks on the south shore especially duxbury south down through plymouth and eventually down through the south coast this whole line of strong to severe thunderstorm activity will continue to head southeast and if it holds together then buzz ar's bay. other showers and s

also, watch for storms to the southeast for those storms to the southeast will slowly track north. they could bring the gusty wind and the dust into the valley by this evening. chance of rain is there as storms could move off the higher terrain and into the phoenix metro. a slight chance of that happening. like yesterday, we will have to keep a close eye on to it going into tonight a slight chance of a shower after midnight into very early tomorrow morning. a better chance of rain storms tomorrow afternoon. those could move off the rim into the valley. by friday morning a chance for wet weather. and then storm chances slowly drop through the day on friday. drier air by the weekend. as you plan the next few days forecast going into later today. partly cloudy skies later today with a high of 105. temperatures trending down over the next few days with more monsoon moisture. it will feel more muggy. drying out just in time the labor day weekend with temperatures below average. >>> i'm hearing the new crash on i-10 in the west valley is westbound i-10. this is just past loop 101 near av

overnight - as a low moves to our southeast, and upper level divergence continues, we could see some showers. there is a chance for showers and thunderstorms on tuesday with highs likely in the low 80s again. a better chance for rain wednesday. we should clear up for thursday but warm up with highs getting back into the mid to upper 80s through friday. we cool down and get a bit of a break from the humidity on saturday but rain and and chance for storms returns. today: partly sunny. patchy fog in river valley areas this morning. high: 82 dewpoint: 68 wind: e 5-10 mph tonight: slight chance of showers. low: traffic check red on traffic map = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no delays for a second night, protests in milwaukee over the police shooting of an armed man turned violent as demonstrators fired shots and hurled objects at police. at least two people were injured. police say a person was shot during the unrest and rushed to the hospital in an armored vehicle. a police officer was injured and also taken to the hospital according to milwauke

then the tracking only takes us to thursday or friday morning to the southeast of ber 40 da. -- southeastf bermuda. that is all we know yet. it's off the coast of west africa. we will track it carefully. we are peak time getting to be for hurricane season. the next seven days. gorgeous, low humidity. 83 degrees tomorrow in sunshine. we will warm it up more heading through the day on wednesday. 86. on thursday, warm and humid. hot and humid 792 -- 92 on friday. slight chance of late day storm. typical august weekend. partly cloudy, hot and humid. touch cooler monday and tuesday of next week. michelle: i love the low humidity in the next few days. doug: i can't wait to walk out of here in a little bit. nothing personal. i just want to enjoy it. thank you. leon: rude awakening for folks near boston this morning. michelle: we will explain that and get the latest on the wildfires through california. >> plus maryland beat 200 nices during the rio olympics. we promise the satises line up. we will break them down still ahead. leon: we head off to the break now another back-to-school picture. bobb